News Summary
Titus Sabean, an accomplished athlete from Aiken, has committed to Lander University, where he will compete in track and field, cross country, and esports starting this fall. Sabean’s journey began in middle school and continued to flourish at Aiken High School, where he demonstrated exceptional talent and leadership. His future at Lander includes pursuing a degree in education and mathematics while nurturing his passion for running and coaching aspiring athletes.
Aiken, SC – Titus Sabean, a standout athlete from Aiken, has officially signed to continue his athletic career at Lander University where he will compete on the track and field, cross country, and esports teams starting this fall. The announcement was made on May 28, 2025, marking an exciting new chapter in Sabean’s running journey.
Sabean expressed both excitement and nervousness about the transition to collegiate athletics. He began his varsity track career in the sixth grade while living in Florida, eventually transferring to North Augusta High School where he quickly became a critical member of the track team. His talent was evident early on, winning regional competitions during his middle school years.
After moving to Aiken High School, Sabean’s dedication to track and field continued to shine. Under the guidance of his coaches, he developed a reputation for hard work and leadership, attributes that were instrumental in his success as an athlete. During his final high school season, Sabean demonstrated his skill by placing seventh in the 4×800 relay and ninth in the 3200-meter race at the Class AAAA state championships.
Coaching and Recruitment Process
Throughout his high school career, Sabean’s coaches noted that his commitment to training set him apart from his peers. Former coach James Gore, who recognized Sabean’s raw talent from the beginning, highlighted how his work ethic and leadership skills contributed significantly to his team’s performance. Lander University’s head coach, Aaron King, played an essential role in Sabean’s recruitment, making it clear that the university offered a supportive environment for multi-sport athletes.
Academic and Athletic Aspirations
What drew Sabean to Lander University was not just the opportunity to compete in multiple sports, but also the chance to pursue a degree in education and mathematics. His long-term goals include returning to Aiken County post-graduation to coach, where he aims to inspire future generations of athletes by leading by example. Sabean is particularly motivated to remain competitive in long-distance running and to maintain his athletic prowess at the collegiate level.
A Bright Future Ahead
As Sabean gears up for this new phase of his life, he reflects on his journey through high school athletics. With a strong desire to give back to the community through coaching, he is set on aligning his passion for sports with his career aspirations. Throughout his years of competition, Sabean has not only achieved considerable accolades but has also proven himself to be a diligent and committed athlete.
With the backing of his coaches and the foundation laid during his high school career, Titus Sabean is poised for success at Lander University. His story is one of determination and a commitment to excellence, making him a promising addition to the Lander University athletic program.
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