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Read MoreMonique Hennagan ’98 took fourth place in the 400m at the 2004 Olympics with a time of 49.97.
Tonique Williams-Darling won the gold for the Bahamas with a time of 49.41, coming off the final curve in front of Mexico’s Ana Guevara who finished in 49.56. Russia’s Natalya Antyukh won the bronze in 49.89.
Americans Dee Dee Trotter and Sanya Richards finished fifth and sixth. No American has won this event since 1984.