Hennagan, Monique (1976–)
Hennagan, Monique (1976–)
African-American runner. Born May 26, 1976, in Columbia, SC; attended University of North Carolina.
Won gold medals for 4×400-meter relay at Sydney Olympics (2000) and Athens Olympics (2004); won US Indoor championship in the 400 meters (2002, 2003).
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