Angee Henry has truly left an indelible mark in the world of athletics, not just as a former Nebraska Husker ten-time all-American and a two-time 1996 NCAA national champion, but also as a coach who inspires the upcoming generations. Her recent feat in setting the world record for the 45 age group in both the 400 meters and 200 meter dashes is a testament to her enduring athleticism and exceptional dedication to the sport.
Angee isn’t your typical track and field icon. Her journey continued as she blazed through the tracks at the 2023 USATF indoor track and field indoor championship in New Mexico, where she competed in the open 60 meter dash, showcasing her remarkable talent and compete level.
Away from the track, Angee embodies the nurturing spirit of a dedicated teacher, a coach who instills the essence of sportsmanship and a loving mother who balances her family life with her athletic pursuits. Her passion for athletics doesn’t just stop at her own achievements; it also drives her to mentor and cultivate raw talents, shaping them into the champions of tomorrow.
Angee Henry’s story is an inspiration, proving that with hard work, dedication, and a love for what you do, you can achieve greatness at any stage of life.
