Sheila Too

Sheila Too
Sheila Too
  • Height:
    5'6
  • Hometown:
    Eldoret, Kenya
  • Year:
    Sophomore
  • High School:
    St. Francis Girls
  • Major:
    Undecided
Bio

Parents: Alice and James
Brothers: Ian, Evan and Luiz

Sheila's Favorites
Food: Ugali
TV Show: America Got Talent
Movie: Yankee
Musical Group: West Life
Athlete: Eliud Kipchoge

News mentions
Sheila Too, middle, placed 50th in the 2019 NJCAA Women's Division I National Cross Country championships on Saturday in Albuquerque, NM
HUTCH MEN 7TH, WOMEN 17TH ENTERING NATIONALS
Sheila Too was Hutchinson's top runner for the fifth-straight race as the No. 15 Blue Dragons finished fourth in the Region VI Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Iola.
Christina Bruce and the No. 17 Blue Dragon women's cross country team compete at the Region VI Championships at 11 a.m. on Saturday in Iola. (Photos courtesy Ally Schwiezer/FHSU Media Relations)
Sheila Too (right) and Gabby Collins (in background) finish 7th and 8th, respectively, as the No. 19 Blue Dragon women finish second in the Black Division of the FHSU Tiger Open on Saturday in Victoria, KS (Ryan Prickett/FHSU Sports Information)
Sheila Too has led the No. 19 Blue Dragon women in all three meets heading into Saturday's FHSU Tiger Open
Christina Bruce was one of four Blue Dragon runners to finish in the Top 50 and lead Hutchinson to a fifth-place finish at the Emporia State Invitational on Friday in Emporia.
HUTCH WOMEN FINISH 5TH AT EMPORIA STATE
Sheila Too finishes 15th to lead the No. 17 Blue Dragon women's cross country team to an 11th-place finish at the Missouri Southern Stampede on Saturday in Joplin, Mo. (Steve Carpenter/Blue Dragon Sports Information)
The Blue Dragon Women's Cross Country team is ranked No. 17 this week in the first regular-season national rankings of the season.
Blue Dragon sophomore Sheila Too finished sixth Friday night to lead the Blue Dragon women to a third-place finish in the Terry Masterson Twilight Classic at Fun Valley. (Travis Morisse/Hutchinson CC)
HUTCH WOMEN THIRD AT MASTERSON TWILIGHT
Gabby Collins in a returning All-American to lead the 2019 Blue Dragon women's cross country team.