2020 Tokyo Olympics: Athin Mu, 19, Wins 800 m, Becoming the First American woman to win Olympic 800m gold since 1968.

An other American, Raevyn Rogers, 24, earned the bronze with 1:56.81, whereas the silver medal went to Keely Hodgkinson, from Great Britain, at 1:55.88.

Athin Mu was participating in Olympics for the first time. Before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics she competed competed on both junior and senior national teams, setting an American record in indoor 600 m and an under-20 world record in the 800, and winning three NCAA titles.

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At 19, Athin Mu has a long career ahead of her.

"I came in very relaxed, my mind was very chill I wasn't nervous or anything I was just ready to go, ready to do what I had to do to get on that medal stand," Mu told the media.

Athin Mu was born in Trenton, New Jersey, to parents who emigrated from Sudan, East Africa.