Kerri Strug

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Kerri Strug is an American gymnast best known for her heroic vault on an injured ankle at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, which helped secure the U.S. women’s team gold medal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Olympic gymnast
artistic gymnast
human
associatedWithEvent Magnificent Seven (1996 U.S. women’s Olympic gymnastics team) NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1977-11-19
educatedAt Green Fields Country Day School NERFINISHED
Stanford University
employer United States Department of Justice NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Jewish American
familyName Strug NERFINISHED
genreOfAchievement women’s artistic gymnastics
givenName Kerri NERFINISHED
hasChild daughter
son
hasHallOfFameInduction Jewish Sports Hall of Fame of Northern California NERFINISHED
hasSibling Kevin Strug NERFINISHED
Lisa Strug NERFINISHED
height 1.50 m
helpedSecure team gold medal in women’s artistic gymnastics at 1996 Summer Olympics
languageSpoken English
legacy symbol of perseverance and determination in sports
maritalStatus married
mediaAppearance guest appearances on U.S. television shows after 1996 Olympics
memberOfSportsTeam United States women’s national gymnastics team NERFINISHED
name Kerri Strug NERFINISHED
notableFor vault performance on injured ankle at 1996 Atlanta Olympics
notableWork autobiography “Landing on My Feet, A Diary of Dreams” NERFINISHED
occupation gymnast
motivational speaker
teacher
participatedIn 1992 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
1996 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
representedCountry United States of America NERFINISHED
residence Washington, D.C. metropolitan area NERFINISHED
retiredFromSport 1997
sexOrGender female
sport artistic gymnastics
spouse Robert Fischer NERFINISHED
teamNickname Magnificent Seven NERFINISHED
trainedUnder Béla Károlyi NERFINISHED
Márta Károlyi NERFINISHED
wasBornIn Tucson, Arizona, United States NERFINISHED
won bronze medal in women’s team gymnastics at 1992 Summer Olympics
gold medal in women’s team gymnastics at 1996 Summer Olympics
workLocation Washington, D.C.

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