Cameron Burrell was a previous NCAA champion runner at the University of Houston. Burrell was an individual from the Houston Cougars Olympic-style events group from 2013-18.

He caught the NCAA singular public title in the 100-meters in 2018, coordinating with his dad's accomplishment from 28 years sooner. That season, he additionally ran the anchor leg of the Cougars' 4×100-meter transfer group, which effectively shielded its NCAA title. 

He acquired numerous All-American distinctions all through his university profession. On June 8, 2017, he turned into the 121st man to break the 10-second obstruction throughout 100 meters with a period of 9.93 seconds.

That imprint bested his dad's school record – set five years before Cameron's introduction to the world – by .01 of a second. Burrell was an eight-time All-American at UH. He additionally won a state title at Ridge Point High School. 

Burrell was an individual from the United States 4×100-meter hand-off group, which won gold at the World Junior Championships in 2012 and caught silver at the 2019 World Relays. He likewise secured the U.S. transfer group to gold at the 2018 Athletics World Cup. 

Cameron Burrell Age 

Cameron Burrell was brought into the world on September 11, 1994, in Houston, Texas. He died on August 9, 2021. He was 26 years of age. 

Leroy Burrell Son – Cameron Burrell Parents 

Cameron Burrell is the child of Olympians Leroy Burrell and Michelle Finn-Burrell. His dad won gold in the 4×100-meter transfer at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and gold on similar hand-off at the 1991 and 1993 big showdowns.

His mom, Michelle Finn-Burrell, won an Olympic gold decoration in the 4×100 hand-off in 1992 and was an All-American runner at Florida State. 

During a 2018 meeting, Burrell said being the child of Olympic track competitors was rarely an impediment. 

"My father was forever my dad first before he was my mentor," Burrell said. "If this is foreordained, this is consistently what I needed to be throughout everyday life."

"I generally realized I was an incredible competitor. I just needed to track down my own way and discover a game I was generally energetic about. It incidentally turned out to be the one that my father picked too." 

Cameron Burrell Family 

Burrell was born to a famous olympic style events family. His dad is an Olympic gold medalist and previous world record holder in the 100 meters, and his mom, Michelle Finn-Burrell, a run hand-off gold medalist at the 1992 Olympics.

His auntie, Dawn Burrell, contended in the long seize the 2000 Olympics and his adoptive parent, nine-time gold medalist Carl Lewis, is probably the best competitor ever. He is made due by his dad Leroy Burrell; his mom, Michelle Finn-Burrell; and siblings Joshua and Jaden. 

Cameron Burrell Death 

Cameron Burrell kicked the bucket at 26 years old on August 9, 2021, the University of Houston declared. The school's games office said in a delivery:

"We are crushed by the startling passing of former student Cameron Burrell. We give our sincerest sympathies and backing to the Burrell family and all who knew him, including Cameron's numerous companions, mentors and partners." 

"My family is incredibly disheartened with the deficiency of our child, Cameron, last evening."

"We are going through significant distress and request that all from our companions, expanded University of Houston family and the olympic style sports local area in the U.S. also, abroad permit us to accumulate with our nearest loved ones," Burrell's dad and long-term UH olympic style sports mentor Leroy Burrell said in an explanation.

"We are significantly distress blasted and thank everybody for the overflowing of petitions and backing. We will advance more data when it is free." 

"Words can't communicate how we feel for Leroy, Michelle and their family. Cameron grew up around the Houston Athletics Department, tried sincerely and formed himself into one of our most noteworthy Track and Field stars," college sports chief Chris Pezman said in an articulation.

"To lose him so abruptly is appalling. We request all University from Houston and olympic style sports fans to keep Coach Burrell and his family in their considerations and supplications."