A Texas teenager is convicted of murder and sentenced to prison for the fatal stabbing of a fellow high school track athlete during a competition. According to reports, the case involves Karmelo Anthony, who is found guilty by a jury for the killing of 17-year-old track athlete Jonah Kaplan reports. The stabbing occurred while the students were at a high school track meet, where the victim and the defendant were competing for different schools and teams. Coverage from multiple outlets describes the trial as drawing attention beyond the Dallas-area community where the schools are located. After the conviction for murder, a judge sentences Anthony to 35 years in prison. The reports characterize the incident as a fatal attack on a rival athlete at the meet and indicate that the legal process included a jury verdict before sentencing. No additional details about the events leading up to the stabbing are included in the excerpts, but all sources agree on the conviction, the sentence length, the victim’s age, and the setting at a high school track meet.