How many Olympians here in Kingwood? Someone posted about a box

radiogirl30 : Al Whaley was a gold medalist winner in tandem bicycling, I think in the 90s, and was our building engineer. Not from Kingwood but I thought that was neat. He brought his medal into the office one day. Such a very nice guy.

KanKan radiogirl30 :
I was briefly the Olympian pantheons god of pancakes. Basically an intern job working under so many gods. Demeter, Hestia, Deipneus, Aristaeus and Heosphoros. I didn't even get a parking pass at Mount Olympus and had to schlep all the way up the... nevermind... I digress. Anyhow, god of pancakes for about a decade.

Sophos2 : lol, I once landed a Yard Dart in the backyard while standing on the patio, but all I won was a letter from the HOA.

George Foreman lived in Foster's Mill for several years.

radiogirl30 :
Whether or not they still live here, if you Google your question, this is what you'll get:Brad and Brent Hauser: The twin brothers graduated from Kingwood High School in 1995 and were stars in cross country and track before going to Stanford University. They competed at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field trials in 2000 in the 5,000 and 10,000-meter races.
Christa Williams: While raised in Pasadena, Texas, this two-time Olympic Gold Medalist softball pitcher (1996 & 2000) was named the head softball coach for Kingwood High School in 2023.
Myles Marshall: A former Kingwood High School standout who won the World Youth Olympic Games (Youth Olympics) and went on to compete at a high level in track.
Special Olympians: Anders Van Brackle and Adam Vasquez are Kingwood residents who competed in the Special Olympics World Games in Shanghai, China, in 2007.