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|How many athletes will do the equivalent of [[Tebowing]] after a victory?  American Meb Keflezighi, who won the silver medal in the marathon in 2004, typically gives glory to [[God]] with the sign of the [[Cross]] after finishing a race.<ref>http://www.letsrun.com/2009/nycmen1101.php</ref>

|How many athletes will do the equivalent of [[Tebowing]] after a victory?  American Meb Keflezighi, who won the silver medal in the marathon in 2004, typically gives glory to [[God]] with the sign of the [[Cross]] after finishing a race.<ref>http://www.letsrun.com/2009/nycmen1101.php</ref>

|Dawn Harper, gold medalist in 2008 and silver medalist in 2012 in the 100m hurdles, said "My [[faith]] was definitely a part of me growing up. ... I knew that [[God]] was real in my life."<ref name="Belief">http://blog.beliefnet.com/inspiringathletes/page/6/</ref>

|[[American]] Allyson Felix, whose three gold medals (200m, 4x100m and 4x400m relay) were the most by a female track star in nearly 25 years, said "I feel so blessed that [[God]] has given me the talent of running. My running is an amazing gift from God, and I want to use it to the best of my ability to glorify Him. For me, my [[faith]] is the reason I run."

 

Dawn Harper, gold medalist in 2008 and silver medalist in 2012 in the 100m hurdles, said "My [[faith]] was definitely a part of me growing up. ... I knew that [[God]] was real in my life."<ref name="Belief">http://blog.beliefnet.com/inspiringathletes/page/6/</ref>

Lauren Cheney and at least four other members of the women's soccer team are devout [[Christians]] who participate in [[Bible]] studies and worshiped together in church services.<ref name="Belief"/>

Lauren Cheney and at least four other members of the women's soccer team are devout [[Christians]] who participate in [[Bible]] studies and worshiped together in church services.<ref name="Belief"/>