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Vanessa Aniteye: Balancing Motherhood and Collegiate Athletics

Vanessa Aniteye: Balancing Motherhood and Collegiate Athletics

Vanessa Aniteye, NCAA Woman of the Year Top 30 nominee, shares how running took on a new meaning once she embraced the joy and challenges of motherhood. She explores how running has accompanied her life through her immigration from Germany, to her journey through the NCAA, and the birth of her son. As a mother and athlete, Vanessa is inspired to chase her athletic dreams and shatter the notion that motherhood and sports are mutually exclusive, even in the collegiate setting.
— Vanessa Aniteye
I Struggled Too: Motherhood, Postpartum Depression and Running

I Struggled Too: Motherhood, Postpartum Depression and Running

Haute Volée athlete, Lyndy Davis, on motherhood, postpartum depression, and a new chapter of racing.
— Alisoune Lee