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This season has given Katelyn Tuohy a roller coaster experience - but on the track. She has had her fair share of wins and losses in the various races she competed in. After all, no athlete wins each event they compete in. Needless to say, all athletes know how to accept defeat - although they can’t always be graceful about it. But what #ParkerValby just did to #katelyntuohy is absolutely insane!
I’m not sure if this was a surprise or not, since, like I said, Tuohy won some races and lost some this season. In January, Katelyn won a new collegiate record. Sports journalist for NCAA Digital Stan Becton, through a tweet, expressed his wonder at the result of the competition. “OMG Wolfpack_TFXC’s Katelyn Tuohy ran 4:24.26 in the mile to break the NCAATrackField record at the Dr. Sander Invitational. The record was last set in 2009”
Then, in February, Katelyn received a #trackandfield 3K collegiate record. Katelyn Tuohy’s assault on the NCAA record books continued at the 2023 Millrose Games in New York City, as she was third in the professional women’s 3000, running 8:35.20 to shatter Karissa Schweizer’s previous collegiate record of 8:41.60. The performance was notably Tuohy’s second collegiate record in two weeks at the Armory.
In a post following the event, “Another fun weekend in New York! It was an honor to be able to compete at the 115th Millrose Games. Thank you all the love. It’s good to be home.”
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