Nikki Hiltz Clinches Olympic 1500m Spot
Nikki Hiltz Clinches Olympic 1500m Spot

Nikki Hiltz Clinches Olympic 1500m Spot

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Nikki Hiltz, a transgender non-binary athlete, qualified for the U.S. Olympic team by winning the women's 1,500-meter race at the U.S. Olympic Trials with a record-setting time of 3:55.33. The victory secured Hiltz's spot at the Paris Olympics, marking their first Olympic appearance. Hiltz's win came on the last day of Pride month, and they dedicated the victory to the LGBTQ community, highlighting the love and support from their supporters. Hiltz previously won national championships in the 1,500-meter race from 2021 to 2023 and has a history of success in collegiate and international competitions. The race saw fierce competition, with Hiltz making a decisive move in the final 100 meters to surpass competitors Elle St. Pierre and Emily Mackay.

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