Athlete Bios

Kaylee Bogina

Women's Marathon

Qualifying Time: 2:35:00
Qualifying Race: 2022 California International Marathon

Kaylee Bogina
Date of Birth

01/27/96

Age on Race Day

27

Current Residence

Boulder CO

Hometown

Arma KS

High School

Northeast High School

Profession

Account Representative / Sales

Marathon PB

2:34:57

Social Media
First Trials qualification

Yes

Number of attempts to qualify

1

College(s)

Adams State University

Career Highlights
NCAA Div. II 2-time All American, cross country and 10,000m; 3-time team national champion, 2017 and 2019 cross country and 2019 indoor track and field; 2-time Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Champion, 5000m
Family
My brother, Austin Bogina, is a 2-time OTQ in the marathon, 2020 and 2024, and ran cross country and track at Pittsburg State University. My parents, Greg and Tracey, are both graduates of Pittsburg State University and reside on a farm outside of Arma, KS. My dad grows corn, soybeans and wheat and my mom is a high school teacher and cross country and track coach at Fort Scott High School.
Greatest Accomplishment
Receiving my master's degree in Sport Management and qualifying for the Trials while working my first full-time job.
Interesting Story
My brother Austin and I both qualified for the Olympic Trials on the same day at the same race (CIM 2022) and will line up together for this weekend. I believe we are the only brother-sister qualifiers in the event.
Favorite Book

The Harry Potter Series

Favorite Movie

A League of Their Own

Favorite TV Show/Series

Selling Sunset

Favorite Song

All Too Well - 10 Minute Version

Favorite Post-race Indulgence

A margarita (or two)

Favorite Breakfast

A Bagel sandwich made by my boyfriend, Charlie

Favorite Motivational Quote
"Champions are made when no one is watching."
Favorite Running Memory
In 2017 my collegiate team and I won nationals with the highest point score in NCAA history (126 points) and in 2019 we won with most of the same team and set the national record for the lowest point score in NCAA history (23 points).