Calvin P.: All-Around Superstar

At just 14 years old, Harvard-Westlake freshman Calvin has already established himself as one of the most electrifying young athletes in the country, earning 13 Track and Field All-American honors and sweeping four gold medals at the 2025 USATF National Junior Olympic Championships in the 100m, 200m, 4x100, and 4x400 relay — the last of which set a national record. His personal bests of 10.74 seconds in the 100m and 22.02 in the 200m are elite by any measure, and he holds Valley Youth Conference records in both sprint events. On the baseball diamond, the left-handed outfielder brings that same explosive athleticism to the Harvard-Westlake Wolverines and the Legacy Baseball Group travel program, where his 6.48-second 60-yard dash — clocked at just 14 years old — has turned the heads of evaluators who praise his bat to ball skills, arm strength, and long-term upside.

On the diamond, Calvin is equally formidable. A left-handed outfielder with a 6.48-second 60-yard dash clocked at age 14, he brings the same explosive athleticism that defines his track career to his role with the Harvard-Westlake Wolverines and the Legacy Baseball Group travel program — where evaluators have taken notice of his explosive athleticism, bat to ball skills, arm strength, and upside.

But perhaps what sets Calvin most apart — and what makes him a natural fit within the Mensa community — is what he does off the field. Before enrolling at one of the nation’s most academically rigorous high schools, Calvin founded the first-ever investment club at his elementary school, channeling a deep affinity for mathematics and finance into real-world leadership. It was a move that spoke less to ambition and more to an innate drive to build something meaningful.

Fast on the track, dangerous at the plate, and sharp in the boardroom — Calvin P. III, Class of 2029, is only just getting started.

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