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Lott-Hogan, Tiffany
- Qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team when she finished second in heptathlon at 2004 Trials
- Gold medalist in heptathlon, 2003 Pan American Games
- 2003 and 2004 USA Indoor pentathlon champion
- Fourth at 2000 Olympic Trials heptathlon
- 1999 World University Games Champion
- In addition to winning the heptathlon at the Pan Am Games in 2003, won USA Indoor pentathlon championship and took bronze in heptathlon at USA Outdoors
- Besides winning the heptathlon at the 1999 World University Games, was second at USA Outdoor Championship and ranked number three in the country by Track & Field News
- Won NCAA Championship in heptathlon in 1997 and 1998; in 1997, was also 55H champion at NCAA Indoors
- Crowned USA Junior champion in heptathlon in 1994
- Graduated Brigham Young University in 1998 with a major in recreation management and a minor in coaching; married Utah Valley State College thrower Brent Hogan in 1999
- Sat out 2001 and 2002 seasons to have her son, Keplar, who will turn three years old the day before the opening ceremonies of the 2004 Olympic Games
- Comes from family of athletes (older brothers competed in decathlon and mile, sisters competed for Weber State and high school teams)
- Began running track at age 11 and won eleven state titles during her career at Pine View High School, where she was coached by her father, Ben Lott
Lott-Hogan just missed being on the 2000 Olympic Team when she finished fourth at that year’s Trials, and the experience made her especially determined to succeed in 2004. As she told The Sacramento Bee, “I didn’t want to disappoint my family again.” The more than a dozen family members on hand at Trials in July 2004 were anything but disappointed when Lott-Hogan won several decathlon events outright and finished a strong second overall. The athlete dedicated her performance to her late brother Damon, who had died in a plane crash just six weeks before the event.
Lott-Hogan on areas of concentration between Trials and the Olympic Games: “I’m going to focus on the 800 and my jumps. The jumps are where the Europeans are doing really well. I need to get my mind ready for the 800 because it’s a mind game.”
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Height: 5’ 7.5”
Born: 01-Aug-75
Hometown: St. George, Utah
Resides: Springville, Utah
Sport: Track & Field
Event: Heptathlon
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