Former Georgia Bulldog track star Shaunae Miller-Uibo has won gold in the women’s 400-meters event at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Miller-Uibo is representing the Bahamas.
Shaunae Miller-Uibo won gold in Rio 2016. She successfully defended her title with an impressive time of 48.36 seconds. Her time is the sixth fastest of all-time in the women’s 400m.
Miller-Uibo’s time represents a new personal best. She won the event by a wide margin. Her gold medal marks the seventh gold for the Georgia Bulldogs track and field program. She was the last Dawg to win gold in the Olympics.
Miller-Uibo finished eighth in the 200-meters event. She is a former NCAA champion and has participated in three Olympics.
