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Dwight P. Joseph

  • Class
    1999
  • Induction
    2026
  • Sport(s)
    Track & Field
Dwight P. Joseph is recognized as one of the most accomplished jumpers in Morgan State University track and field history. During his collegiate career, he established himself as a dominant force in the triple jump at the conference, national, and international levels. Joseph remains the Morgan State University Indoor Triple  Jump Record Holder with a mark of 16.04 meters and was named Morgan State University’s Most Outstanding Track & Field Athlete in 1999.

His excellence extended beyond the collegiate ranks, as he also set the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines National Indoor Triple Jump Record, representing his country with distinction. A two-time IC4A All-Conference selection for both indoor and outdoor track and field in 1998 and 1999, Joseph reached the pinnacle of MEAC competition by capturing both the 1999 MEAC Indoor and Outdoor Triple Jump Championships.

His success carried onto the national stage, where he qualified for the 1998 NCAA Division I Outdoor Championships and finished 17th nationally. In 1999, he returned to the NCAA Championships and improved to a ninth-place national finish, solidifying his status among the nation’s elite triple jump athletes.

Through his record-setting performances, championship accomplishments, and international recognition, Dwight P. Joseph left a lasting legacy on Morgan State Track & Field and is a deserving Hall of Fame nominee.
 
Achievements: 
  • Morgan State University Indoor Triple Jump Record Holder (16.04Meters), Morgan State University Track&Field Most Outstanding Athlete1999
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines National Men's Triple Jump Indoor Record Holder, IC4A Men's All-Conference Team for indoor and outdoor,1998 and 1999
  • MEAC Achievements: 1999 MEAC Indoor and Outdoor Men's Triple Jump Champion 
  • NCAA Achievements: Qualified for  the 1998 NCAA Division I Outdoor Championship in the Triple Jump, finishing 17th nationally
  • Qualified for the 1999 Men's NCAA Championship in the Triple Jump, finishing 9th nationally
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