16 Facts About Katelyn Tuohy

Katelyn Tuohy was born on March 18,2002 and is an American professional middle- and long-distance runner.

Katelyn Tuohy is a four-time individual NCAA Division I champion.

Katelyn Tuohy has two brothers: a younger brother, Ryan, and an older brother, Patrick, a successful cross country runner for North Rockland High School, who now runs track at Fordham University.

At only ten years old, while running with her parents, Patrick and Denise, Katelyn Tuohy was spotted as a potentially remarkable talent by her coach-to-be, Brian Diglio.

Katelyn Tuohy attended and competed for the North Rockland High School Red Raiders.

On January 20, Katelyn Tuohy set the US national junior and high school 5000-meter record, when she ran 15:37.12, bettering the time of 15:45.46 set by Mary Cain in 2013.

Katelyn Tuohy missed most of the fall season with an injury, but she made her NCAA debut in February 2021 at the Camel City Invitational.

Katelyn Tuohy was the top freshman finisher in 2020 and the only freshman to achieve All-American status.

Katelyn Tuohy bettered her 2020* performance by placing 15th at the 2021 NCAA Cross Country Championships with a time of 19:43.0.

Katelyn Tuohy helped NC State take home the team title and was selected as an All-American.

Two weeks after soundly beating 2020 NCAA XC Champ Mercy Chelangat at Notre Dame, Katelyn Tuohy won Wisconsin's Nuttycombe 6K cross country invitational in 19:44.3, leading her NC State team to a tiebreaker win over the second ranked University of New Mexico Lobos.

Katelyn Tuohy opened the 2023 season on January 28 by breaking the NCAA indoor mile record, finishing third to two professionals, in 4:24.26 at the Dr Sander Invitational Columbia Challenge.

Katelyn Tuohy beat the previous record of 4:25.91 set by Jenny Simpson in 2009.

Katelyn Tuohy's finish edged NC State to the 2023 DI women's cross country team title, finishing with 123 points, one in front of Northern Arizona University.

On December 6,2023, Katelyn Tuohy announced that she had signed a professional contract with Adidas and would forgo her final track season at NC State.

Katelyn Tuohy's photo was on the cover of Sports Illustrated that summer.