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Raised in the Greater Houston area, Myles Marshall started making waves on both the national and global scene while still at Kingwood High School. Not only would he earn five Texas State Championship titles, he also made the 2014 World Junior team, as well as the 2014 Youth Olympic Games; at the time, being the youngest American to do so at 16 years old. At those Youth Olympic Games, he would bring home gold in the 800 meters. After high school, Marshall headed northeast to attend Harvard Universit y. While studying toward a degree in Economics with a minor in Global Health and Health Policy, he would earn 11 Ivy League Championships for the Crimson. Myles now trains with Texas Elite Track Club under the tutelage of Rose Monday in San Antonio, Texas.

Not only is Myles a standout runner, but his parents were stellar in their own regard, "My father, John Marshall, was a 1984 Olympian in the 800m and was recently bumped from the US all-time top 10 list, and my mother, Debbie Grant, competed in 4 Olympic Trials placing as high as 4th by .04 of a second. They met at Villanova where they both attended school." Always appearing relaxed and under control, Myles shares, "I'm not someone to let my emotions get the best of me which allows me to remain calm under pressure and never letting any moment get to big."

Beyond the track, Myles's interests range broadly from comedy to politics to economics and beyond. As for what's next when it is time to hang up his spikes, he says, "While I 'm pretty unsure at the moment, I've considered trying my hand at comedy writing, but am also considering law school to become a lawyer."