Cory Ann McGee is a professional American middle distance runner who has made a name for herself in the track and field world, particularly in the 1500 meter event. Born on May 29, 1992 in Fairfax, Virginia, she grew up in Pass Christian, Mississippi where she discovered her passion for running at a young age. Her dedication and hard work have led her to numerous achievements throughout her career.
McGee's journey to becoming a successful runner began in high school, where she quickly rose to prominence by becoming a twenty-two time Mississippi high school track and field state champion. Her talent and dedication caught the attention of college recruiters, leading her to join the track and field team at the University of Florida. It was during her time at Florida that she honed her skills and solidified her place as a top middle distance runner.
After college, McGee continued to pursue her passion for running and eventually found herself as a sponsored athlete through the New Balance Boston Club. She has since competed in numerous prestigious events and championships, earning several awards and honors along the way. One of her most notable achievements was placing first at the USA Junior Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon in the 1500 meters event in 2010.
Despite her success in the running world, McGee remains grounded and humble, attributing her achievements to hard work and dedication. She credits her family, coaches, and teammates for their support and encouragement throughout her career. In pursuit of her athletic goals, she made the bold decision to move to Boston, Massachusetts where she continues to train and compete at a high level.
McGee's dedication to her sport and her unwavering work ethic serve as an inspiration to aspiring athletes everywhere. Her commitment to excellence and her passion for running have not gone unnoticed, as she continues to make strides in the track and field world. Alongside fellow New Balance teammates such as Emma Coburn and Trayvon Bromell, McGee remains a formidable force in middle distance running.