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Home > Women's Track Recruiting > Texas > Conroe, TX > Conroe High School > Taylor Ledet

Taylor Ledet '22 Recruiting Profile

Conroe High SchoolConroe, TXWomen's Track

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Height5'3"

Weight115lbs

Age22

Primary PositionCross Country

Secondary Position1600M

Dominant HandRight

1600M5:45

5K20:25

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Personal Statement

In 5th grade I thought it would be fun to play soccer, then in 7th grade I started cross country as a way to keep my fitness level up in the off season not knowing at the time the commitment and life-changing it would have on me. I continued to run cross country switching back over to soccer after the season ended discovering wrestling and rounding my school year running track 1 mile and 2 mile events. I'm dedicated and motivated to continue to improve as an athlete and person both on and off the track. No matter win or defeat I try to keep my spirit up and not forget I'm part of a team and we got there together.