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United States Sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Became the World’s Fastest Woman in 2025

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October 8, 2025

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Last month, United States sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden became the world’s fastest woman in 2025 with a record-setting 100m at the World Athletics Championships, highlighting a three gold-medal performance at the event. This week, Jefferson-Wooden is breaking new ground as the debut athlete for NBC Sports’ “On Her Turf Athlete Collective.”

The OHT Athlete Collective is a new program built to amplify women athletes, elevate their stories, and inspire future generations. The OHT collective will work with athletes to create unique opportunities to expand influence and reach using brand collaborations, appearances, and custom content creation.

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