Delisa Walton-Floyd

Delisa Walton-Floyd is a former American track and field athlete who specialized in the 800 meters race. She is notable for her achievements in middle-distance running during the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Early Life and Education

Delisa Walton-Floyd was born in the United States. The specifics of her early life, including her birth date and place, are not widely documented. She developed an interest in athletics at a young age, particularly in middle-distance running, which would later define her career.

Athletic Career

Walton-Floyd made significant strides in her athletic career while competing in the 800 meters. Her performance in national and international competitions brought her recognition in the field of athletics. She competed in various important meets, including the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships and possibly international events such as the Olympic Games or World Championships in Athletics, although specific details of her participations and achievements in these events remain less documented.

Legacy and Recognition

Delisa Walton-Floyd's contributions to track and field, especially in the 800 meters event, have been recognized in the athletic community. She has been cited as an inspiration for young athletes, particularly women, who aspire to pursue careers in middle-distance running.

Personal Life

Details about Delisa Walton-Floyd's personal life, including her life post-retirement from professional sports, are not extensively covered in public records. She is known to have contributed to the development of the sport through coaching or mentoring young athletes.

See Also

• List of American athletes
• 800 meters at the Olympics
• Women in athletics