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12/08/2025

Sommunchi's Somi | Jeon Somi

12/08/2025

Redemption win from fall face flat | Heather Dorniden

12/08/2025

Heather Dorniden Kampf is a renowned American middle-distance runner, known for her exceptional skills on the track and road. Born on January 19, 1987, she's a University of Minnesota alumna, where she excelled in track and field, earning nine All-American honors and setting multiple school records

Career Highlights
- *NCAA Champion*: Kampf won the 2006 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship in the 800-meter race, setting a notable precedent as the University of Minnesota's first women's track and field national champion.
- *Road Mile Specialist*: She's earned the title "Queen of the Road Mile" with 28 road mile wins since 2011, including four USA Road Mile Championships and four Bring Back the Mile Tour titles.
- *Olympic Trials*: Kampf placed seventh in the 800 meters at the 2012 Olympic Trials and had a strong shot at making the 2016 Olympic team before an injury curtailed her chances.
- *Personal Bests*: Her impressive personal bests include ¹ ² ³:
- *800 meters*: 2:00.04
- *1500 meters*: 4:04.5
- *Mile*: 4:19.8 (road mile)

Post-Retirement and Advocacy
After retiring from professional running in 2021, Kampf transitioned into coaching and working with local running communities. She's also involved with initiatives like "Mile in My Shoes," supporting people in recovery and incarceration through running.

Awards and Recognition
- *University of Minnesota Hall of Fame*: Kampf was inducted into the University of Minnesota Hall of Fame in 2018, solidifying her legacy as one of the university's most decorated athletes.
- *Golden Goldy Award*: She received the University of Minnesota's Golden Goldy female athlete of the year award in 2008

12/08/2025

Young heart of a warrior | Speed Skating

11/08/2025

Kokoro | Yukiko Wada

11/08/2025

Yukiko Wada is a talented Japanese volleyball player born on January 8, 2002.

Career Highlights
- *Position*: Wada plays as an outside hitter for Japan's national team and her current club, NEC Red Rockets Kawasaki.
- *Notable Performance*: She gained popularity on social media for scoring 32 points against the United States women's national volleyball team in the 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League, helping Japan win 3-2.
- *Awards and Recognition*: Wada was awarded Best Player at the Cornacchia World Cup 2019, where Japan's U19 team placed first.
- *Team Affiliations*: She's been part of JT Marvelous since 2019 and has played for Japan's national team since 2023

Skills and Statistics
- *Height*: Wada stands at 174 cm, with a spike reach of 293 cm.
- *Volleyball Statistics*: She has impressive attack and serve statistics, with an average of 14.87 points per match in the VNL 2025.
- *Recent Performance*: In the 2024-25 DAIDO LIFE SV.LEAGUE WOMEN, Wada played 49 matches for NEC Red Rockets Kawasaki, scoring 455 points

Education and Early Career
- *High School*: Wada attended Kyoto Tachibana High School, where she was part of the volleyball team from 2017 to 2020.
- *Early Recognition*: She started playing volleyball in fourth grade, influenced by her cousin

11/08/2025

Best Defensive Specialist | Justine Jazareno

11/08/2025

Ylizyeth Justine Jazareno is a talented Filipino volleyball player who plays as a libero for the Akari Chargers in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL).

*Career Highlights:*
- Jazareno turned pro with Akari in 2023, leaving her collegiate team, the De La Salle Lady Spikers, where she was a vital piece in their UAAP women's volleyball championship runs.
- She's known for her exceptional defensive skills, earning her the Best Libero award in the SEA V.League.
- Jazareno has also been part of the Alas Pilipinas women's national team wishlist.

*Personal Life:*
- Jazareno is a mother of one son, Don Austin, born in August 2024, and has been balancing motherhood with her volleyball career and studies.
- She's currently pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education at De La Salle University.

- *Challenges and Resilience:*
- After giving birth, Jazareno made a successful comeback to the court, showcasing her determination and time management skills.
- She juggles her responsibilities as a mother, student, and professional athlete, often spending her mornings training and afternoons with her baby and working on her thesis.
- Despite the challenges, Jazareno finds inspiration in her son, saying that seeing him after training gives her renewed energy and purpose

11/08/2025

Gymnastics + Athletics = Gold

Brooklyn Anderson, of Thurston won the 100-meter hurdles in style at the state track and field championships in Eugene on Saturday, May 31.

In a now-viral video, the high school junior led for the duration of the race but clipped the final hurdle with her right knee which resulted in her losing her balance and stumbled.

“All I remember is resorting back to my gymnastics career,” the athlete said.

Anderson tucked and rolled upon hitting the ground and executed two perfect somersaults that carried her over the finish line.

“I wasn’t sure how far back everybody else was behind me, so I just knew to just keep rolling, because I really wanted to get first” she said.

Brooklyn Anderson rolls into the finish line at the Oregon State Track and Field Championships
And while she didn’t set a PR, Anderson finished the race with an impressive 14.93 seconds to win the 5A state title.

She also placed third in the long jump and third in the 100m open at the meet.

“I was just so proud, just very, very happy," she said. "Nobody’s ever cheered for me that loud before.”

11/08/2025

Athletics + Gymnastics = Gold | Brooklyn Anderson

10/08/2025

Wakaki Hoshi | Yoshino Sato

10/08/2025

Pusarela | Catriona Gray

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