Keely Hodgkinson is an English professional Track & Field event player, specializing in 800m. She has been coached by Trevor Painter, Jenny Meadows, and Margaret Galvin. Her personal best score in 2022 is 1:57.20 in 800m in Birmingham. Recently in 2022, she came into the limelight for winning the silver medal at World Championship in Oregon with a season’s best of 1:56.38.
Early Life
Keely Hodgkinson was born on 3rd March 2002 in Atherton, United Kingdom. The names of her parents are Rachel and Dean. She has three siblings about whom the details have not been shared with the media yet. From a young age, she was actively seen participating in various sports events. Keely has completed her high school education at Fred Longworth High School in Tyldesley. She later went to Loughborough College to pursue a course for her higher and further studies. It is known that she actively participated in various sports competitions. In 2022 she was seen at Leeds Beckett University where she pursued a course in Criminology and took a gap year next year.
Keely Hodgkinson Career
Keely was seen competing at British Schools Modern Biathlon Championship at the age of 10 where she secured 2nd position. In 2016 she was seen at ESAA English School’s Championship and England Championship U15 Events. Next year she was seen at ESAA English School’s Championship, England Championships U17 events, and UK School games. In 2018 she was seen at England Championship in U20 events and U17 events and also UK School Games in Loughborough. Next year she was seen in Bradford, England Championship U20 events where she ranked 2nd. She was seen in 800m with a time of 2:05.77. In 2020 she was seen in British Indoor Championship and British Championships.
In 2021 she was seen at British Championship in Manchester where she was ranked 1st in 800m with a time of 1:59.61. Recently in 2022, she was seen in British Indoor Championship in Birmingham where she was ranked 2nd, and in British Championship in Manchester where she was ranked 5th in 400m. In the 2022 World Athletics Championship, she has been seen competing in 800m and earned a silver medal for the same. She competed in several international competitions such as the European U18 Championship, European U20 Championship, European Indoor Championship, Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, and World Indoor Championship.
Keely Hodgkinson Biography |
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| Real Name | Keely Nicole Hodgkinson |
| Birth Date | 3 March 2002 |
| Age (as of 2022) | 20 Years |
| Birth Place | Atherton, United Kingdom |
| Profession | Athlete |
| College | Loughborough College |
| Qualification | Graduate |
Physical Statistics |
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| Height | in feet inches – 5’ 9” – in Centimeters – 175 cm |
| Weight | in Kilograms – 59 kg – in Pounds – 130 lbs |
| Hair Color | Blonde |
| Eye Color | Blue |
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Family |
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| Father | Dean Hodgkinson |
| Mother | Rachel Hodgkinson |
| Sister | – |
| Brother | – |
Relationship Status |
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| Marital Status | Single |
| Affair | No |
| Who is her boyfriend? | None |
Personal Life
Keely is currently single. The details about her current or past relationships have not been revealed to the media yet. It is known that she spends most of her time training for the upcoming events. Along with that, she spends quality time with her family and friends.
Keely Hodgkinson Net Worth
Keely Hodgkinson has earned a fortune as an athlete. She has competed in many competitions and has secured an outstanding position, so she earned a lot through prize money. Along with that, she might also earn through various brand endorsement deals. According to sources her net worth has been estimated at around $1 million.
Trivia
- Her father had run the London Marathon in past.
- At the age of 9, she joined Leigh Harries.
- In 2013 she was seen in 14 consecutive running events.
- In 2015 she had mastoidectomy surgery to remove a tumor on her ear which was followed by problems with her knees.
- She was inspired by Jessica Ennis- Hill a British Heptathlete when she won a gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics.
- Earlier she was backed by a businessman named Barrie Wells in funding for the 2012 London Summer games.
