BIOGRAPHY

Fatimoh Muhammed was born on January 23, 1984 in Ayetoro, Nigeria. She attended Ebenezer Grammar School where she competed in soccer and track as a prep. As a student at Ebenezer, she won the 800 at the Nigerian Secondary School Games, the U-18 Championships in 2000 and was named Ebenezer Grammar School’s Best Athlete of the year. She fist attended Gardner-Webb University and later transferred to UTEP where she ran cross country and track and field. She graduated from UTEP in the spring of 2007 with a management degree.


Athletic Achievements

• NCAA All-American, taking fifth in the 800 at the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Three-time NCAA Championship qualifier in the 800 at the outdoor championships
• Ranks fourth in the outdoor 800 (2:05.28) and fourth indoors (2:07.23) in the UTEP record books
• Holds the Nigerian indoor national record in the 800 (2:07.23)
• 2010 30th Annual St. Pstricks Day 10K &2/4Miles San Diego, California
• 2010 San Dieguito Half Marathron & 5K run/Walk, San Diego California
• 2009 PureFitness Run for the Hungry 5K Champion, san Diego California
• 2008 African Championship in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – finalist
• 2007 All-African Games in Algeria – Finalist
• 2007 World Championships in Osaka, Japan
• University of Texas Track & Field Team Member, 2003-2007, Team Captain 2006-07

  All-American Honors in the 800m Event, both Indoor and Outdoor, 2006-2007

  University of Texas El Paso - Outdoor 800m Record Holder, 2007

  Liberian National Record Holder both Indoor and Outdoor 2:01.89

  Woman’s Cross Country Athlete of the week, both in cross country and track, 2006

  Conference USA Academic Honor Roll 2006

  Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, 2006

  Most Valuable Performer (MVP) in both Cross Country and Track, 2006-07