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    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone family tree: Meet the athletic parents, husband, siblings of USA track star

    By Brendan OSullivan,

    3 hours ago

    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone isn't the only standout athlete in her family tree.

    The 25-year-old was born to two athletic parents and has three siblings who all joined the high school track and field team. She also married former NFL player Andre Levrone, creating an extremely athletic family tree.

    McLaughlin-Levrone may be the most athletic of them all, having won two Olympic gold medals at the 2021 Tokyo Games and has a chance at another at the 2024 Paris Olympics .

    Here's a rundown of each of McLaughlin-Levrone's family members and their involvement with sports throughout their life.

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    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's family tree

    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's dad: Willie McLaughlin

    Willie McLaughlin has an impressive athletic resume that includes NCAA championships and being a semi-finalist at the 1984 U.S. Olympic trials.

    Like his daughter, he also ran the 400-meter, becoming a three-time NCAA All-American while at Manhattan College. He was inducted into the college's athletic hall of fame in 1997.

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    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's mom: Mary McLaughlin

    Just like Willie, Mary McLaughlin also ran the 400-meter but did not reach the level that her husband did. Mary was on her high school track and field team, competing with the boys since there wasn't a girls team.

    "[Cardinal] O’Hara didn’t have a girls team when I was there," Mary told The Buffalo News in 2021 . "I was doing summer track before I ever got to O’Hara, so it was just a natural thing for me to run on the men's team."

    Mary also went to Manhattan College and was a team manager for the men's track and field team. That's how she met Willie.

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    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's older sister: Morgan McLaughlin

    Morgan McLaughlin is the oldest sibling in the McLaughlin family. She was born in 1994 and attended Union Catholic high school. All four of the McLaughlin siblings attended Union Catholic.

    Morgan was a member of the high school track and field team before joining the women's team at St. Peter's University. She ran the 100-meter hurdles, 200-meter dash and competed in the long jump.

    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's older brother: Taylor McLaughlin

    Taylor McLaughlin is the second oldest sibling in the McLaughlin family. He was born in 1997 and was also a member of the Union Catholic high school track team.

    He enrolled at the University of Michigan, competing in hurdles and sprints. His best 400-meter hurdles time was 48.85 during the 2018 outdoor season. He ran in the 60-meter and 400-meter hurdles as well as the 200, 400 and 600-meter races.

    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's younger brother: Ryan McLaughlin

    Ryan McLaughlin is the youngest of four siblings in the McLaughlin family. He was born in 2001 and also attended Union Catholic high school.

    He was on the track and field team, running in the 110 and 400-meter hurdles and the 4x400-meter relay.

    Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's husband: Andre Levrone

    Levrone is a former NFL wide receiver who retired in 2020. He never played in a regular season game after going undrafted in 2018. He played college football at the University of Virginia.

    Levrone married McLaughlin-Levrone in 2018 after meeting over Instagram. The 25-year-old sprinter posted a selfie captioned "Attention" to which Levrone direct messaged her "You have my attention. How can I get yours?"

    The two had a mutual friend that went to Union Catholic high school. The couple got engaged in August 2021.

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