Katie Nageotte

Katie Nageotte

Katie Nageotte

Katie Nageotte is an American Pole Vaulter who won the Gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Her mission was to fulfil her dad’s dream. It was her father Mark who had instilled the fire in her to achieve big. He passed away due to heart failure in 2007. Katie Nageotte is in a long-term relationship with her boyfriend Hugo Moon who is a sports coach and a rowing director.

She was signed from Adidas in 2016-2018 and with Nike in 2018.

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