Nadine Faustin-Parker

Haitian hurdler, Olympic competitor

Nadine Faustin-Parker - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 14th, 1976
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Competed in the 100 meters hurdles event at the 2004 Athens Olympics, representing Haiti. Achieved significant recognition in international athletics and held multiple national titles in her discipline. Participated in various athletics championships throughout her career, contributing to the sports community in Haiti. Retired from competitive athletics after a successful career, leaving a legacy in hurdling.

Competed in the 2004 Athens Olympics

Won multiple national titles in hurdles

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