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LeBron James set a college javelin throwing record, but it's not the NBA star. A young athlete with the same name at New Mexico Junior College achieved this feat.
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LeBron James just set a college javelin throwing record.
That's not a typo, either. It's just not exactly how it appears.
There's a young man named LeBron James who is on the track & field team at New Mexico Junior College.
Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, this James is a thrower, and a good one.
He recently threw the javelin 77.91 meters, which is more than 255 feet, to set a new NJCAA record:
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This is how you know the NBA LeBron's longevity is crazy: Athletes are coming along with his name before he has even retired.
He probably won't be the last one who shares a name with a King, which could get slightly confusing if anyone particularly remarkable comes along.
This is already really impressive -- javelin is an aesthetically pleasing event, and tossing it that far is absolutely awesome.
Also, one key tidbit: LeBron James, from NMJC, says in his athletic bio that his favorite athlete is Bronny James (who, yes, is LeBron James Jr.).
So it's basically LeBron-ception.
The LeBron James who set the college javelin throwing record is a young athlete at New Mexico Junior College.
The javelin record highlights the achievements of a talented athlete sharing the same name as the NBA star, bringing attention to track and field at the college level.
LeBron James set the javelin throwing record at New Mexico Junior College.

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