Below is a history of Houston Sonics medalists at the AAU Junior Olympics:
2017 – Ypsilanti, MI
- Jaiden Anderson, 13-year old Javelin – 5th place
- Octavia Gee, 11-year old Girls Discus – 3rd place
- Octavia Gee, 11-year old Girls Shot Put – 1st place
- Damario Gee, 12-year old Boys Turbo Javelin – 2nd place
- Todd Woods, 12-year old Boys 800 Meter Run – 7th place
- Kenneth Burgess, 13-year old Boys Shot Put – 5th place
- Anthony Chatman, 12-year old Boys Shot Put – 1st place
- 11-12 Boys 4×800 Relay (Damario Gee, Todd Woods, Kenneth Jones, Mason Chapman) – 8th place
- 11-12 Boys 4×400 Relay (Damario Gee, Todd Woods, Kenneth Jones, Mason Chapman) – 5th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×400 Relay (Kyla Woods, Ryann Dedmon, Zoe Miles, Sophia Cormier) – 7th place
2016 – Houston, TX
- Jaiden Anderson, 13-year old Javelin – 5th place
- Octavia Gee, 10-year old Girls Triathlon – 1st place
- Octavia Gee, 10-year old Girls Shot Put – 1st place
- Octavia Gee, 10-year old Girls Turbo Javelin – 1st place (new National record!)
- Michelle Mayer, 14-year old Girls 1500 Meter Run – 5th place
- Jaiden Anderson, 12-year old Girls Turbo Javelin – 8th place
- Damario Gee, 11-year old Boys Turbo Javelin – 4th place
- Anthony Chatman, 11-year old Boys Discus – 8th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×100 Relay (Jayla Cooper, Olivia Nicholas, Kyla Woods, Octavia Gee) – 8th place
2015 – Norfolk, VA
- Davon Beckles, 12-year old Boys 3000m Run – 6th place
- Octavia Gee, 9-year old Girls Shot Put – 1st place
- Octavia Gee, 9-year old Girls Turbo Javelin – 1st place (new National record!)
- Faith Mitchell, 11-year old Girls Shot Put – 8th place
2014 – Des Moines, IA
- Davon Beckles, 11-year old Boys 3000m Run – 8th place
- Octavia Gee, 8-Under Girls Shot Put – 1st place (new National record!)
- Octavia Gee, 8-Under Girls Turbo Javelin – 2nd place
- Amira Chatman, 11-year old Girls Shot Put – 4th place
- Tia Mitchell, 10-year old Girls 400m Dash – 6th place
- Michelle Mayer, 12-year old Girls 800m Run – 7th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×100 Relay (Tyra Hudson, Nylah Raspberry, Tia Mitchell, Trinity Pretlow) – 5th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×400 Relay (Tyra Hudson, Nylah Raspberry, Tia Mitchell, Trinity Pretlow) – 2nd place
- 17-18 Girls 4×400 Relay (Lauren Thames, Liniuska Mendoza, Mohogany Antoine, Jaelin Hatton) – 5th place
2013 – Ypsilanti, MI
- Octavia Gee, 8-Under Girls Shot Put – 3rd place
- Amira Chatman, 10-year old Girls Shot Put – 8th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×100 Relay (Tyra Hudson, Cesley Williams, Hannah Nicholas, Trinity Pretlow) – 8th place
- 9-10 Girls 4×400 Relay (Nylah Raspberry, Cesley Williams, Hannah Nicholas, Trinity Pretlow) – 4th place
- Davon Beckles, 10-year old Boys 1500m Run – 6th place
- 15-16 Boys 4×400 Relay (Marcus Jones, Darius Phenix, Deante Ford, Jeremy Smith) – 2nd place
- Darwin Allen, 17-18 Men 800m Run – 5th place
2012 – Houston, TX
- Maaz Syed, Sub-Midget Boys 1500m Run – 7th place
- Jai’La Gray, Sub-Youth Girls 200m Hurdles – 7th place
- Darwin Allen, Young Men 800m Run – 8th place
- Midget Girls 4×100 Relay (Mikayla Courville, Shyla Smith, Kween Jean, Makenli Raspberry) – 4th place
2011 – New Orleans, LA
- Youth Boys 4×400 Relay (Deante Ford, Darius Phenix, Eric Pouncy, Jeremy Smith) – 3rd place
- Jeremy Smith, Youth Boys 100m Hurdles – 3rd place
- Midget Girls 4×800 Relay (Makenli Raspberry, Alyse Lewis, Jaylin Lewis, Delijah Nickelberry) – 6th place
2010 – Virginia Beach, VA
- Bantam Girls 4×100 Relay (Mikayla Courville, Nia Ford, Jordyn Lane, Makenli Raspberry, Shyla Smith) – 3rd place
- Jeremy Smith, Sub-Youth Boys 100m Hurdles – 3rd place
- Midget Girls 4×800 Relay (Alyse Lewis, Jaylin Lewis, Brandy Thomas, Brittany Willis) – 8th place
The remainder of the list includes only AAU Junior Olympics national champions:
2009 – Des Moines, IA
- Bantam Girls 4×400 Relay (Makenli Raspberry, Alyse Lewis, Jai’La Gray, Jaylin Lewis)
- Marcus Gumbs, Sub-Midget Boys Pentathlon
- Deante Ford, Midget Boys Pentathlon
- Jeremy Smith, Midget Boys 80m Hurdles
2008 – Detroit, MI
- Primary Girls 4×100 Relay (Mikayla Courville, Nia Ford, Makenli Raspberry, Kamilah Smith)
- Marcus Gumbs, Bantam Boys High Jump
2007 – Knoxville, TN
- Marcus Gumbs, Sub-Bantam Boys High Jump
- Melai Carter, Youth Girls High Jump
- Grecia Bolton, Young Women 100m Dash
2005 – New Orleans, LA
- Sandra Iwunze, Young Women 400m Hurdles
2004 – Des Moines, IA
- Marcus Giannini, Bantam Boys High Jump
- Marcus Giannini, Bantam Boys Triathlon
2003 – Detroit, MI
- Isaiah Battle, Sub-Midget Boys Pentathlon
- Jessica Ohanaja, Young Women 100m Hurdles
2002 – Knoxville, TN
- Isaiah Battle, Bantam Boys Triathlon
- Jessica Ohanaja, Intermediate 100m Hurdles
2000 – Orlando, FL
- Isaiah Battle, Primary Boys Long Jump
- Kristian Austin, Sub-Bantam Girls 200 meter dash
1999 – Cleveland, OH
- Camille Battle, Midget Girls Long Jump
1997 – Charlotte, NC
- Midget Boys 4×400 Relay (C.J. Forest, Willie Tolbert, Larry Brooks, Reggie Archie)
1996 – New Orleans, LA
- Troylynn Austin, Bantam Girls 200 meter dash
1996 – Houston, TX (USATF Junior Olympics)
- Bantam Girls 4×400 Relay (Jessica Ohanaja, Courtney Sharp, Troylynn Austin, ???)
1995 – Des Moines, IA
- Bantam Boys 4×400 Relay (C.J. Forest, Willie Tolbert, Larry Brooks, Jeremy Axel)