37 champions were crowned on day four of the AAU Junior Olympic Games as well as some new meet records. You can check out the full list of records here, and read on below to learn more about the biggest highlights from day four of competition in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

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Race Of The Day: Tyrese Cooper Run 20.63 200m

Tyrese Cooper cruises through the 200m prelims.

Record Breaker Of The Day: Tamari Davis

Tamari Davis broke the 14-year old girls 200m record, one of the most impressive AAU records heading into the meet. Read more about it here.

Interview Of The Day: Luke Tewalt

Read more about the 14 year old 1500m champion, Luke Tewalt here

Interview Of The Day: Octavia Gee

The 11 year old shot put champ describes the atmosphere at AAU like a football game.

Tweet Of The Day: "Dabcity"

Welcome to Detroit...aka "Dabcity" #AAUJROGames pic.twitter.com/Nx6Xy9YR1C

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) August 1, 2017

Photo Of The Day: Ochocinco Sighting!

. @ochocinco with Cha'iel Johnson before she takes the track to run the 12 year-old girls 400m dash! pic.twitter.com/gw9jZZy8vl

— MileSplit US (@milesplit) August 1, 2017

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