Wisconsin Track and Field and Cross Country is all set to bolster its roster with the addition of this NCAA champion phenom. Genteel in her swift strides and quick on her feet, this dynamo zips past eyes and is looking to coalesce with Wisconsin this year. With her senior year at St. Louis, Missouri, Kelley is ready to take on the next stint with the Badgers after her dominant WashU Athletics history. Kelley has an astounding track record in the 400m and 800m events. She has gained notoriety for clinching the 800m national title in the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Rochester, N.Y. last year.

Transitions and professional segues are never easy to digest, but one acclimatizes to changes and does so for professional greatness. Taking a bold stance by switching to the Wisconsin Badgers for the forthcoming season of track & field, Kelley is ready to expand her list of achievements in a new collegiate environment. Badgers recently highlighted Kelley’s addition to their repertoire on its Facebook page.

A radiantly warm welcome extended to Kelley

The official FB handle of Wisconsin Track and Cross Country took to announce the addition of Emma Kelley, signing her for the class of 2024. The caption to the post reads, “Welcome to the Badgers Emma Kelley!” The post also highlights her notable achievements, including the 800m NCAA Indoor National Title. With this title, she entrenched her position in WashU Athletics history as the 37 individual to achieve such a feat. She raced to a time of 2:06.62, which helped her set a new Division III top-time record.

She also went on to secure the 800m NCAA Outdoor National Title in the 2022-23 season. Kelley has indeed superiorly performed at the NCAA Division III field by a cut of three seconds claiming the All-American honors. The post also includes the hashtag, #OnWisconsin as she becomes a part of the Badgers lineup.

Kelley’s phenomenal track and field journey also includes the season-best times in 400m at the Lincoln University Open, and 800m at the Billy Hayes Invitational in the 2022-23 season. She also went to clock the best timing at Big Blue Friday Night Invite in 1500m and, with given her track record, literally and figuratively, her Badgers stint will be quite a cinch for her.

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Racing to excellence with Badgers this new season

With the highly anticipated Track and Field season this year, Kelley has joined Badgers to bring in her experience and skills. Majoring in psychological and brain sciences, Emma is not just an accomplished athlete, but she is also a dedicated student. One fan took to comment, “Welcome scholar/athlete” to cherish her recent transfer.

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Looking forward to beating her own records and etching history, Kelley is ready to embark on new sets of challenges and opportunities. Ready for the grind, she intends to radiate superiority in the 400m and 800m events with the Wisconsin Badgers. Fans are looking forward to Kelley’s triumphant strides this season.

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