The Guardian -
14 Apr 2020 13:00

The hurdler made her Olympic debut while still a teenager, so she knows time is on her side as she looks forward to the postponed Tokyo Games For many professional athletes, the Olympics are a lifelong dream, the opportunity to represent their countries alongside the best athletes in the world. Very few achieve the distinction, and even fewer do so in their teenage years - but that is not the case for Sydney McLaughlin. In 2016, the then 16-year-old high-school student qualified for the Olympics...
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