This is a Sandy Boy Productions podcast.

Hey friends. Welcome to All Have Another Podcast with Lindsay Hine.

I'm your host, Lindsay.

Thanks so much for joining us today.

So I've been excited to interview some more athletes who are in Parasport.

And I just think it's really important to bring these stories to the podcast.

And I've had a lot of fun learning and getting to know

some incredible athletes. We've had Noah Malone, Lindy Markison, Jared Wallace, and today we have

Paralympian Hannah Diedrich on the show. Hannah is a two-time Paralympian. She's a wheelchair athlete in the T-54 class. She competed

in the Tokyo Paralympics at the age of 18. She was the youngest wheelchair athlete at the Paralympics.

She placed fourth in the 100 meters. And in Paris at the Paralympics, she competed in the 100, the 400,

and the 800, finishing sixth in the 100, fourth, and the 400, and the 800, making it to all of those

finals. She's also a three-time marathoner. She's competed in the New York, Boston, and Chicago

marathon. She won the first ever

national collegiate wheelchair championship in the 100 meters at Hayward Field. This is a really

big deal. This was the first time there was a national collegiate wheelchair championship.

They also had basketball and tennis. so we're making big progress here.

So Hannah's story is inspiring to say the least. She was born in China and adopted from an

orphanage at the age of four born with Spina Bifida and at age 12 found Parisport through her local Shriners Hospital and the rest is history.

She's been competing in Parasport for 10 years now. She was first on a world stage at the age of 16.

And right now she's at school at the University of Illinois. So an inspiring young lady to say

the least. And I'm so excited for you to not only learn about her story, but to get more interested and have your eyes open a little bit more to this world of Paris sport.

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