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Some of the worst stories can be found in an impressive career. Lolo Jones, winner of both the USA championships as well as the World championships in the event of hurdles, was able to achieve her position with a lot struggle and a huge amount of patience. Jones, who was born into a family of no mothers with five children in poverty and hardship when she was a kid, endured an extremely difficult early life. The mother of Jones moved around constantly and even lived in the basement of her church. This nomadic life forced Jones to attend the same school each year up until her first day of high school. At Theodore Roosevelt High School Jones was separated from her mother to pursue her interests in track events. Jones stayed in four houses during her highschool time to pursue her education in a single location. Jones was a cellist with the school's orchestra and winner of the Gatorade the track and field award for athlete of the Year was awarded the Gatorade Iowa Athlete Award at the conclusion of her high school career. Jones made it to the top of the college's best hurdlers after entering. She was the winner of the 100-meter hurdle in 2002 at the NCAA Track & Field Championship. Jones was also a member of the second team to win the 100-meter Relay event. Jones is the NCAA Champion in indoor hurdles both in 2013 and 2003. Jones completed her studies in 2005, began to put in the effort for track. That identical year, she was crowned her first Torino Memorial event, and in 2206, she won the Ostrava track event, as well as the Heusden track race.

Brandt was raised and born in Cape Town in South African. Her family moved from Cape Town to Auckland New Zealand with her family in her late teens. Brandt was identified by local casting agencies, took the lead part of Naevia on the Starz blockbusters Spartacus Blood and Sand and Spartacus Gods of the Arena. In collaboration with the producers Steven S. D Knight and Sam Raimi she captivated audiences through her performances and became one of the shows biggest starlets. Mazikeen was the comic book Vertigo/DC fan favorite Mazikeen in Netflix's Lucifer, which ran for a total of six years. Forbes acknowledged Lucifer at the end of 2021, as a show which had the largest amount of viewers who binge watched. Brandt will next be seen in a six-episode Walking Dead limited spin-off starring Andrew Lincoln and Danai Giurira that will premiere in 2024. She also stars alongside Jason Ritter Anthony Carrigan Chris Meloni and Chris Meloni as Captain Fall in a mature animated feature that will be released on Netflix on July 20, 2023. Lesley-Ann Brandt is an South African actress who was born in Cape Town on 2nd of December 1981. She's an extremely talented New Zealand actor. Lesley Brandt along with the remainder of her family moved into Auckland New Zealand, in 1999. In Auckland Brandt's first job, she was a salesperson and then was elevated to the position of an IT consultant. Lesley's professional career started with few model projects. She then appeared in countless commercial advertisements. In 2008, she completed her majors and studied Meisner method of study. Lesley Brandt's very first noteworthy performance was in the TV drama Diplomatic Immunity, which aired in New Zealand. Lesley Brandt appeared in the New Zealand drama Shortland Street, as a visitor supporting role. Then she appeared on a sci-fi drama called This Is Not My Life that was inspired by the fictional city of Waimoana. Lesley Brandt played Naevia in the series Spartacus: Blood and Sand. She later portrayed the role in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena.