Hollie Adejumo is an enthusiastic triathlete and first-generation Nigerian-American who is committed to inspiring others and increasing diversity in triathlon races. She aims to compete internationally to bring awareness to disparities and provide opportunities for athletes in resource-constrained communities to succeed. Hollie Adejumo is excited to change the landscape of triathlon through meaningful relationships and collaborations with other athletes and organizations.

Hollie has competed in dozens of endurance sports events throughout athletic career. She swam competitively through the Retriever Aquatic Club (Baltimore, MD) in elementary and middle school. Throughout high school, Hollie competed in cross country and distance track events. As a collegiate student, she ventured into competitive cycling at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Now as a graduate student, Hollie joined the University of Michigan Triathlon Team, and the Ann Arbor Velo Club (cycling). She was selected to join the Diversity Infusion Syndicate by Khadijah (DISK) triathlon team in 2021.

Outside of training for triathlons, Hollie is a PhD Candidate at the University of Michigan. She is passionate about providing equitable access to safe drinking water. Through her research, she studies contaminants found in tap water, and the health effects of exposure. Her goals are to make sure that everyone has access to safe drinking water.

Hollie is excited to volunteer with the 501c organization, Black Kids Swim. She is passionate about encouraging minority participation in endurance events and competitive swimming. Particularly, Hollie is looking forward to partnering with Black Kids Swim in the upcoming Ironman Foundation Race for Change Initiative. Hollie is excited to give back to the community, cultivate a welcoming environment, and provide opportunities for other aspiring athletes.