Taylor Manson stands out among Greater Lansing athletes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 12:01 PM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
Taylor Manson, representing East Lansing, is highlighted as a top athlete from Greater Lansing. She gained international recognition by competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, helping the U.S. mixed gender 1,600 relay team secure a bronze medal. Manson's athletic journey includes significant high school achievements, including being crowned the Division 1 state champion in the 400 in 2017. Her success continued at the University of Florida, where she earned All-American honors and set impressive track times, ranking among the top in Florida history. The Lansing State Journal continues to explore notable athletes from the region as part of a series celebrating Michigan's sports talent.
- •Taylor Manson won a bronze medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
- •She was the Division 1 state champion in the 400 in 2017.
- •Manson earned All-American honors at the University of Florida.
- •The series highlights top athletes from Greater Lansing.
- 12:01 PMYahoo Sports — Celebrating Greater Lansing's best: East Lansing's Taylor Manson excelled on world stage
"The Lansing State Journal is highlighting the best athletes ever from the region. Today's standout is East Lansing's Taylor Manson.
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