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Abby Johnston

Olympian 2012, 2016

2015: 21st (3-meter); Ninth (synchronized 3-meter) 2011: Sixth (1-meter)

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2023 USA Diving National Championships

VENUE:The Aquatic Center at Mylan Park1847 Fitness WayMorgantown, WV 26501 Click HERE to purchase tickets for this event! Live stream: Watch live here or on RTH.TV Results Participant Comportment Meet Registration Information Hotel Booking Information ...

Athlete Bio

Height

5’5”

Hometown

Upper Arlington, OH

Education

Duke University

Daughter of David and Elaine Johnston...Has two sisters, Adrienne and Leah...Engaged to Sam McGrath, an assistant football coach at Duke...Abby began diving in 2002...Was also a gymnast for nine years, but had to quit because of a back injury...Abby made her second Olympic Team while balancing the rigors of medical school (She began med school at Duke in the fall of 2014 and will begin her third year after the Rio Olympic Games)...While an undergraduate at Duke, she was enrolled in a pre-med program called CAPE and interned in the brain tumor clinic at Duke Hospital...She earend a degree in psychology from Duke in 2013...Hobbies include going to the beach, watching TV, playing tennis and soccer, and spending time with family and friends
  • Seven-time senior national champion (6 in synchronized 3-meter, 1 in individual 3-meter)
  • Won the 2011 NCAA Championships on 3-meter to become Duke's first NCAA champion (in 2009, she became the first Duke diver to qualify for NCAAs)
  • Four-time World Cup team member (2010, 2012, 2014, 2016)
  • Finalist on 3-meter at 2010 World Cup
  • Medaled in synchronized 3-meter in 11 international competitions with six different partners, dating back to 2008.
  • 2009 World University Games team member

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