Uncategorized Willye White Published 12 years ago on March 15, 2013 By Rachel West Share Tweet Willye White, a native of Money, was the first American track and field athlete to compete in five Olympics (1956-1972). At the age of 16, she won the sliver medal in the long jump at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne Australia. Related Topics:OlympicsWillye White Rachel West Advertisement More Ole Miss Rebels and Oxford VIDEO: Up Close With Sam Kendricks And Fans At The Roundtable Former Ole Miss standout Brittney Reese Wins Silver in Long Jump Two Mississippians Compete for Gold In Rio Rebels in Rio: Former Ole Miss Pole Vault Star Advances to Olympics Final Former Ole Miss Pole Vaulter Sam Kendricks Serves USA Both as Athlete and Military Officer Adams: Little Jimmy, Big Dreams 2024 Ole Miss Football Sat, Aug 31vs Furman W, 76-0 Sat, Sep 7vs Middle TennesseeW, 52-3 Sat, Sep 14@ Wake ForestW, 40-6 Sat, Sep 21vs Georgia SouthernW, 52-13 Sat, Sep 28vs KentuckyL, 20-17 Sat, Oct 5@ South CarolinaW, 27-3 Sat, Oct 12vs LSUL, 29-26 (2 OT) Sat, Oct 26vs OklahomaW, 26-14 Sat, Nov 2@ ArkansasW, 63-35 Sat, Nov 16vs GeorgiaW, 28-10 Sat, Nov 23@ FloridaL, 24-17 Sat, Nov 30vs Mississippi State2:30 PM ABC