Jenna Prandini

Olympic Games

• 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, silver (4x100m), SF1-fourth (100m), SF1-fifth (200m)
• 2016 Rio Olympic Games, SF2-fourth (200m)

World Athletics Championships

• 2019 World Relays, 4x200m
• 2017 World Relays, 4x100m
• 2015 World Outdoor Championships, silver (4x100m), SF2-fifth (200m)

Other Career Highlights

• 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials, silver (200m), fourth (100m)
• 2018 USATF Outdoor Championships, gold (200m), bronze (100m)
• 2018 NACAC Championships, gold (100m, 4x100m)
• 2017 USATF Outdoor Championships, seventh (200m)
• 2016 USATF Indoor Championships, fourth (60m)
• 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials, bronze (200m), fifth (100m)
• 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships, gold (long jump), silver (200m), fourth (60m)
• 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships, gold (100m), silver (200m, long jump)
• 2015 USATF Outdoor Championships, gold (200m), sixth (100m)
• 2014 NCAA Indoor Championships, seventh (60m)
• 2014 NCAA Outdoor Championships, gold (long jump), silver (200m), bronze (100m)
• 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships, fifth (60m)
• 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships, fourth (4x100m, 4x400m), seventh (100m)
• 2011 USATF Junior (U20) Championships, gold (long jump), fifth (100m, 200m)
• 2011 Pan American Junior (U20) Championships, fourth (100m, long jump)

Personal

Daughter of Carlo and Theresa Prandini...has one brother, Mark, and one sister, Chrissy...NCAA Champion...eight-time All-American...hobbies include beach volleyball and cooking…community put up a large banner with Jenna’s face on the side of a building along California State Route 99 in Fresno and distributed over 100 lawn signs that read “Go Jenna Go! Tokyo 2020”... bought a stuffed unicorn the size of a great dane for her nieces…as a kindergartener playing soccer, she scored so much that she was moved to defense so that other kids could have a chance…drew inspiration from Mia Hamm and Allyson Felix…maintained a 4.2 GPA, served as student body president and was homecoming queen in high school.