Joetta Clark Diggs - 4 time Olympian, 800 meters : Speakers & Interviews

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#3	Regrets July 5 at 1:07pm I would think most athletes would say their biggest regret would be never winning an olympic medal for their country, or only making it to the finals once out of four trips...especially someone who considers themself as a racer. Not many athletes would say their biggest acheivement is having their old high school times still be on the record books. That is very a very peculiar thought process. reply
#2	Impressed July 5 at 12:11pm A lot of US athletes who seem obsessed about chasing times ought to learn from Joetta's career. She won a lot of races and she competed for a long time. My first track coach taught me, track was first about winning races. The times would take care of themselves. Great Interview. Great Athlete. Great Role Model. reply
#1	John Sullivan July 5 at 10:34am The Clarks have a long legacy in the 800m. I was privileged to be coached by the same person that coached Joetta in High School. Len Klepack. Klepack was a great teacher of life not just track and field. By the way Joetta's Dad is Joe Clark who morgan freeman made famous in Lean on Me reply

Joetta Clark-Diggs

Joetta Clark Diggs - 4 time Olympian, 800 meters

July 5, 2009

Joetta Clark-Diggs is a four-time Olympian ('88, '92, '96, '00), six-time U.S. Indoor Champ ('88, '89, '90, '96, '97, '98), and five-time U.S. champ ('88, '89, '92, '93, '94) in the 800. In 2000, she joined her sister Hazel and sister-in-law Jearl Miles-Clark in qualifying for the Olympics in the 800 meters.

She currently runs the Joetta Clark-Diggs Sports Foundation (http://www.joettasportsandbeyond.com/).