Her story is pretty incredible. She went from national champ in high school to a nobody at Michigan to then winning an NCAA title at her first ever indoor championship (mind you, after getting a bad case of Covid).
She also notes that "I for sure want to continue running after college" and said she's staying in Boulder. OAC or Team Boss?
I forgot to add that she's the Letsrun Athlete of the Year because she is like the motto "where your dreams become reality"
Have followed here career quite a while being from central OH. She is a smart runner and tough as nails. Glad she is healthy and interested in how she will do as a pro!
Cu buff fan #1 wrote:
Her story is pretty incredible. She went from national champ in high school to a nobody at Michigan to then winning an NCAA title at her first ever indoor championship (mind you, after getting a bad case of Covid).
I learned all this after listening to this podcastShe also notes that "I for sure want to continue running after college" and said she's staying in Boulder. OAC or Team Boss?
Impressive story, but I gotta go with our homeboy Greg. Imagining his way to a sub 3:07 marathon was super inspirational
Another great one from Central Ohio who I saw run a lot when she was in high school (along with other such recent Central Ohio greats Abby Steiner, Lucas Bons, and Andrew Jordan). Steiner and Bons went to the same high school.
Doopitydoo wrote:
Have followed here career quite a while being from central OH. She is a smart runner and tough as nails. Glad she is healthy and interested in how she will do as a pro!
She apparently has a 3.96 GPA while "Working on a master’s of science in technology, cybersecurity and policy ... earned her bachelor’s degree in computer science from Michigan".
It's quite impressive to be that smart and fast at the same time.
I believe LRC gave out co-athlete of the year awards to Nikki Hiltz, they were so brave in making a stand and racing the women this year that they really deserve it.
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