Tony Davis

Biography

Davis began his second season with the Seminoles overseeing the women’s sprints and hurdles, after spending the last eight seasons at New Mexico State. This past season, Davis led the women’s team to two national records, including a program, conference (42.72), and ACC meet record (43.15) with three gold medals at the conference meet with a fourth-place overall team finish. Under the guidance of Davis, Shenese Walker was named the ACC Women’s MVP. Davis led the Noles to 13 moves on the FSU all-time top 10 list. The Noles had 12 athletes at the NCAA Championship with four first-team All-Americans, marking the most since the 2022 season. In 2024, Davis led Jhana Davis to a remarkable year in the 200 meters, placing 13th at the NCAA West Regional Preliminary with a time of 22.93. Downie concluded her year competing at the JAAA Olympic Trials. Under the guidance of Davis, Aliyah Logan achieved a season best in the 100 hurdles with a time of 13.06 in the Texas Relays. Logan also ran a wind-aided time of 12.98 at the C-USA Championships. She placed fourth at the Olympic Trials. Davis helped Terice Steen capture the 400 hurdle title, clocking a time of 57.90 at the C-USA Championships, and contributed to breaking school records in the 4x100 and 4x400 relay. She also contributed to New Mexico’s State first Outdoor Western Athletic Conference title. Steen also competed at the Jamaican National Championship, placing sixth at 57.64. In 2023, Davis sent seven athletes to the NCAA West R