Gabby's 2021 Olympic Dream- Last Chance
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Hi Everyone!
It's your girl Gabby. Most of you can still remember how I used to be killing it on the track back in the day. I was a real track fanatic. Now, I have one shot and I am counting on your to help me be on the podium in Tokyo 2021 Olympics.
The path to the Olympics is long and difficult. No one who's ever made it has done it alone, we all have a family and community that helps and supports us along the way. The cost of living and training in Los Angeles is difficult to keep up with even with a full-time job on top of my training. Therefore, the focus of this campaign is to create a pool that will help me make it in Tokyo.
I am raising money to help cover the cost of massage, chiropractor, and travel to meetings, supplements, training equipment, as well as travel to and from races and fees that accompany track field.
WE GO THIS! TOKYO HERE WE COME!
I am grateful for any contribution or support that you’re able to give. I am motivated and driven every day, knowing that when I line up on a start line I represent everyone who has helped me get there!
A BRIEF BIO
I am Gabrielle Montoya Mayo (born January 26, 1989), an American sprinter who now specializes in the 100m Hurdles. I am a native of Raleigh, North Carolina, and attended Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School. I received a full scholarship to Texas A&M University (2007-2011).
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
• 15x North Carolina State High School Champion
• Holds 7 North Carolina Track and Field Records
• World Junior Gold Medalist in the 4x100 Relay, 2006
• World Junior Silver Medalist in 100m, 2006
• 3x NCAA Champion
• Big 12 Conference MVP, 2009 and 2010
• 7x Big 12 Conference Champion
• 5 Texas A&M School Records
RECOGNITION AND AWARDS
• Ranked No. 1 High School Female track and field athlete in the World,
2006
• USA Track & Field Youth Athlete of the Year, 2006
• In 2007, November 7 was proclaimed as Gabby Mayo Day by the mayor of
Raleigh, NC
• Gatorade Athlete of the Year, 2006 & 2007
Track came easy for me when I was younger so I was able to half-ass do stuff. Well, after college life happened and I did take a break from racing for a while. However, I am back and better than ever. I am giving track ONE LAST TRY at 150%. I’m doing everything to the T. From weighing my food, working out six days a week, I have taken this lockdown time in stride and toiling my way to reach the top.
I am doing everything on my power to make sure I am on the podium. I’ve got no sponsors, no contract, I am taking this journey on my own along with unmeasurable support from friends and supporters like you.
I do believe that now I can make it and make my family, my friends, supporters, and the country proud.
It's your girl Gabby. Most of you can still remember how I used to be killing it on the track back in the day. I was a real track fanatic. Now, I have one shot and I am counting on your to help me be on the podium in Tokyo 2021 Olympics.
The path to the Olympics is long and difficult. No one who's ever made it has done it alone, we all have a family and community that helps and supports us along the way. The cost of living and training in Los Angeles is difficult to keep up with even with a full-time job on top of my training. Therefore, the focus of this campaign is to create a pool that will help me make it in Tokyo.
I am raising money to help cover the cost of massage, chiropractor, and travel to meetings, supplements, training equipment, as well as travel to and from races and fees that accompany track field.
WE GO THIS! TOKYO HERE WE COME!
I am grateful for any contribution or support that you’re able to give. I am motivated and driven every day, knowing that when I line up on a start line I represent everyone who has helped me get there!
A BRIEF BIO
I am Gabrielle Montoya Mayo (born January 26, 1989), an American sprinter who now specializes in the 100m Hurdles. I am a native of Raleigh, North Carolina, and attended Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School. I received a full scholarship to Texas A&M University (2007-2011).
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
• 15x North Carolina State High School Champion
• Holds 7 North Carolina Track and Field Records
• World Junior Gold Medalist in the 4x100 Relay, 2006
• World Junior Silver Medalist in 100m, 2006
• 3x NCAA Champion
• Big 12 Conference MVP, 2009 and 2010
• 7x Big 12 Conference Champion
• 5 Texas A&M School Records
RECOGNITION AND AWARDS
• Ranked No. 1 High School Female track and field athlete in the World,
2006
• USA Track & Field Youth Athlete of the Year, 2006
• In 2007, November 7 was proclaimed as Gabby Mayo Day by the mayor of
Raleigh, NC
• Gatorade Athlete of the Year, 2006 & 2007
Track came easy for me when I was younger so I was able to half-ass do stuff. Well, after college life happened and I did take a break from racing for a while. However, I am back and better than ever. I am giving track ONE LAST TRY at 150%. I’m doing everything to the T. From weighing my food, working out six days a week, I have taken this lockdown time in stride and toiling my way to reach the top.
I am doing everything on my power to make sure I am on the podium. I’ve got no sponsors, no contract, I am taking this journey on my own along with unmeasurable support from friends and supporters like you.
I do believe that now I can make it and make my family, my friends, supporters, and the country proud.
Organizer
Gabby Mayo
Organizer
Los Angeles, CA