Kiley Robbins has this crazy dream that, frankly, doesn’t seem all that far-fetched once she lays it all out there for you.

She wants to go to medical school to be an anesthesiologist. At the same time, she wants to be a world-class sprinter specializing in the 100 meters.

This is the same Robbins who needed only three years to secure her undergraduate degree in biology from Wisconsin and, in four years, managed to set school records in the 100 outdoors (11.13 seconds) and 60 indoors (7.22 seconds).

Continue reading at: https://uwbadgers.com/news/2024/12/13/andy-baggot-for-robbins-finish-line-includes-a-lot-more-than-speed.aspx

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