A 2003 graduate, Tashia Wooldridge was a fierce women’s track competitor at Carroll. Her winning tenure began her freshman year and continued into her senior year, lettering in all four years. From 1999-2003, she was a District Champion in the 400-meter dash, as well as qualifying for Regionals all four years in the 200 and 400-meter dash. As a freshman, she placed 4th at Regionals in the 400-meter dash.  Her perseverance and training paid off in 2001, when she would place two^nd in the Regional Meet, ultimately qualifying her for State.  She would finish 6^th place and be known as the first individual sprinter at Carroll to ever qualify for the UIL State Track Meet. Her success would continue, as she placed 18^th at the National AAU Junior Olympics in the 400-meter dash and earned 4^th in the Region 5A meet in the 400 and 200 meter dash.

Upon graduating, Tashia attended Abilene Christian University on a full track scholarship. In 2007, she graduated with a BA in Business Management.  During her time at Abilene Christian, she placed 6^th in the Lonestar Conference Championship as a freshman, and as a Junior helped the 4×400 relay team qualify for the NCAA Division two outdoor championship where the team finished 9^thin the finals.