Olympian Kelly Curtis Inspires Students at Princeton Middle School
Historic Team USA Skeleton Athlete Returns To Princeton Roots For School Visit
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Kelly Curtis, the first Black skeleton athlete for Team USA, visited Princeton Middle School to inspire students and share her journey. A two-time Olympian, she emphasized dedication and courage while demonstrating her sport and engaging with students through trivia and activities.
- 01Kelly Curtis is the first Black athlete to represent the USA in skeleton.
- 02She visited her former middle school to inspire students about sports and perseverance.
- 03Curtis demonstrated her skeleton gear and engaged students in activities.
- 04She emphasized the importance of dedication and courage in achieving success.
- 05Curtis's visit was a nostalgic experience, reconnecting her with her roots.
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Kelly Curtis, a two-time Olympian and the first Black skeleton athlete to represent the United States, returned to her roots in Princeton, New Jersey, last week. During her visit to Princeton Middle School, she inspired students by sharing her athletic journey and the importance of dedication and courage. Curtis, who competed in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and finished 12th at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, engaged students with trivia, autographed photos, and even demonstrated her skeleton gear. She highlighted her athletic background, including her time as a heptathlete at Springfield College, and encouraged students to pursue their dreams. The event, organized by Coach Jason Carter, served as a powerful reminder of what can be achieved through hard work and determination.
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Curtis's visit serves to inspire local students and highlight the importance of sports and perseverance.
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