TULSA, Okla. — Aubree N. Dorsey is a single mother of 10-year-old identical twin girls, Aubre’el and Aubree’ona.
Dorsey describes her girls as typical pre-teens. They enjoy dancing and creating YouTube and TikTok videos. They are also both very dedicated to track and field.
“They eat, breathe, and sleep track. This is their second year running track, they both attend Sankofa Middle School in the 5th grade this upcoming school year,” said Dorsey. “They both want to run track professionally as a career path eventually becoming Olympic Gold medalists.”
He also adds that it’s difficult telling each twin apart, based on their appearance. He can tell which twin is which based on how they perform in practice and competitively.
Anthony White coaches the Twin’s team, the Oklahoma Jaguars Athletes. He says Aubre’el and Aubree’ona are two of the most talented in track and field in their age group in the country.
“One is a stronger jumper and the other is a stronger runner,” said Coach White.
The 2022 USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships will be held in Sacramento, California on July 25 – 31.
The twins will be competing in the 11 to 12-year-old division in the 100 meters, the 200-meter dash and the long jump.
Dorsey is planning on driving to Sacramento for the event. She said friends and family have been helping cover the expenses for the trip, by sending Dorsey donations.
“I’m picking up every available shift and all the hours I can at work to get my girls to Cali,” said Dorsey. “I’m always striving to do everything possible to make their dreams come true, whatever it takes!”