Taylor said she hopes to continue that streak in Athens in 2004. Taylor was pleased by her strong performance at the U.S. Olympic trials in Sacramento this summer, where she made the 400-meter semifinals.
"That for me was as big as I've been in track," Taylor said. "It was amazing in the same way that the Olympics would be big for Dora. It was taking your competitiveness to the next level. Hopefully, Dora and I would be able to meet up again in four years."
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