Molly Seidel, born on July 12, 1994, in Brookfield, Wisconsin, is an American professional long-distance runner. She is widely recognized for her outstanding performance at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games where she won the bronze medal in the women's marathon. Seidel began her running journey in high school, later becoming a notable runner at the University of Notre Dame. She turned professional in 2016.
Seidel is admired for her excellent pace, endurance, and strategic approach to long-distance running. She has received multiple accolades for her performances, including the NCAA championship in the 10,000 meters event during her college years. Off the track, Seidel is known for her advocacy for mental health awareness and her candid discussions about her personal experiences with mental health issues.
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University of Notre Dame
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U.S. National Team
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