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About Jasmine Todd — ALTIS track and Field athlete
Jasmine Todd is a silver medalist, UO alumna, and Team USA sprinter/jumper with elite athletic credibility and a polished on-camera presence. Her mix of performance, discipline, military background, and fashion-forward lifestyle makes her a strong fit for brands looking to reach an engaged audience with authenticity and reach.
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My name is Jasmine Todd. I was born in San Diego, CA and raised in Chandler, AZ. I have a bachelors degree in Family and Human Services from the University of Oregon. I’m a activist and always stand up for what is right. I am a world medalist in track and field.
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- My career high rank was 2. As part of the USATF champs. In the year 2019.
Awards
World Championship Silver Medalist 4x100
2019 USATF Outdoor Championship Long Jump Runner Up
Arizona Gatorade Athlete of the Year 2009,2010
PAC 12 field athlete of the year 2015
University of Oregon school record holder in long jump and 100 meter dash
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