Natasha Brown

Biography

8 NCAA Finalists 32 conference champions 41 school records 47 NCAA Qualifiers ------------------------------------------------------- 1992 Olympian (400m, 4x400m) 1992 Olympic Silver Medalist (4x400m) 1993 World Championship Silver Medalist (400m) 1993 World Championships Gold Medalist (4x400m -- Holds World Championships record of 3:16.71) 1994 USA Champion (400m) 1996 Olympian 16-time National Team member (1989-1998) 1989 NCAA Champion (400m) Six-time NCAA All-American Five-time Conference Champion Former NCAA Collegiate Record Holder — 400m Mizzou School Record Holder — 400m (indoors, outdoors) 2020 SEC Legend Natasha (Kaiser) Brown, a two-time U.S. Olympian and six-time Mizzou All-American, enters her fifth year with the Mizzou Track and Field program in the role of Associate Head Coach for sprints, hurdles and relays. Brown returned to Columbia in 2017 following successful careers as a runner on the world stage, becoming one of the most decorated Tigers ever, and as a collegiate head coach for Drake for over 15 years. In her 25-year coaching career, Brown has coached eight NCAA finalists, 32 conference champions, 41 school record holders and 47 NCAA qualifiers. Since returning to her alma mater in 2017, the Tigers have reached new heights on the track with Brown coaching Mizzou’s sprinters, hurdlers and relay runners. While it had been two years since the Tigers had competed in the NCAA West Preliminary, Nylo Clarke once again qualified to sprint for Mizzou on the nation

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