Kiara Parker

Kiara Parker

Personal information
Nationality	American
Born	(1996-10-28) October 28, 1996 (age 27)
Sport
Country	United States
Sport	Track and field
Event	Sprinting
Medal record Women's athletics World Championships 2019 Doha 4×100 m relay NACAC Championships 2018 Toronto 4×100 m relay

Kiara Parker (born October 28, 1996) is an American track and field athlete who specializes in sprint.^[1] She represented the United States at the 2019 World Athletics Championships, winning a bronze medal in 4 × 100 metres relay.^[2]

After an undefeated senior season at Westlake High School in Waldorf, Maryland, Parker enrolled at the University of Arkansas. Competing in the indoor and outdoor sprints, Kiara was an eight time All-American for the Razorbacks. As of 2019, she is the school record holder in both the 100m meters (11.02) and 60 meters (7.15).

She is sponsored by Asics.

References

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External links

• Kiara Parker at World Athletics
• Kiara Parker at www.USATF.org

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USA Track & Field team for the 2019 Pan American Games

Qualification

Athletics at the 2019 Pan American Games

Men's track & road athletes

• Cravon Gillespie
• Mike Rodgers
• Andrew Hudson (athlete)
• Wil London
• Justin Robinson (sprinter)
• Bryce Hoppel
• John Gregorek Jr.
• Tyler Day
• Josef Tessema
• Reid Buchanan
• Lawi Lalang
• Freddie Crittenden
• Jarret Eaton
• Norman Grimes
• Amere Lattin
• Benard Keter
• Travis Mahoney (runner)
• Bryce Robinson
• Mar'Yea Harris
• Michael Cherry (athlete)
• Aaron Braun
• Augustus Maiyo
• Nick Christie
• Matthew Forgues

Men's field athletes

• Trumaine Jefferson
• Chris Carter (triple jumper)
• Omar Craddock
• Keenon Laine
• Jeron Robinson
• Clayton Fritsch
• Chris Nilsen
• Olayinka Awotunde
• Jordan Geist
• Reggie Jagers
• Brian Williams II
• Michael Shuey
• Curtis Thompson (javelin thrower)
• Sean Donnelly
• Rudy Winkler
• Nathan Hite

Women's track & road athletes

• Twanisha Terry
• Lynna Irby
• Courtney Okolo
• Jaide Stepter Baynes
• Athing Mu
• Alexa Efraimson
• Nikki Hiltz
• Kim Conley
• Lauren Paquette
• Sarah Pagano
• Elaina Tabb
• Chanel Brissett
• Sharika Nelvis
• Anna Cockrell
• Marisa Howard
• Allie Ostrander
• Shania Collins
• Samantha Roecker
• Bethany Sachtleben
• Miranda Melville
• Robyn Stevens
• Katie Burnett
• Stephanie Casey

Women's field athletes

• Keturah Orji
• Aliyah Whisby
• Bria Matthews
• Kelly McKee
• Nicole Greene
• Morgan Smalls
• Olivia Gruver
• Kathryn Nageotte
• Daniella Hill
• Jessica Ramsey
• Whitney Ashley
• Kelsey Card
• Ariana Ince
• Kara Winger
• Brooke Andersen
• Gwen Berry
• Annie Kunz
• Riley Cooks

Coaches

• LaTanya Sheffield Women's Head Coach
• Kim Dismuke Women's Assistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles
• Carol McLatchie Women's Assistant Coach - Distance
• Tim Cawley Women's Assistant Coach - Jumps/Combined Events
• Sandra Fowler Women's Assistant Coach - Throws
• Demetria Davis Women's Head Manager
• Mike Ford Men's Head Coach
• Lynn Smith Men's Assistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles
• Amy Begley Men's Assistant Coach - Distance
• Kevin Reid Men's Assistant Coach - Jumps/Combined Events
• Dan Mecca Men's Assistant Coach - Throws
• John Green Men's Head Manager
• Lauryn Williams Combined Staff Event Manager
• Orin Richburg Combined Staff Relay Coach
• Phil Vardiman ATC (Head)
• Chris Margallo PT/ATC
• Lorilee Jenne ATC
• David Allen ATC/LMT
• Christine Hendry ATC
• Ena Weinstein ATC/LMT
• Daphne Scott MD
• Erica Witter-Davis DC
• Chris Stanley Sport Psychologist

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