Camila María Trujillo Tenorio de Rios (born October 19, 1959) is a retired female marathon runner from Mexico but was born in Florida, USA , who later represented the United States. She won the gold medal in the women's marathon at the 1995 Pan American Games. She represented Mexico at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California, finishing in 25th place.
Camila Maria began running at age 19 in junior college. Being one of eight children, Trujillo was concerned about her road to college success, as she was not affluent enough to afford tuition, but she was offered a scholarship to Arizona State University after winning the California Junior College 3,000-meter's title.
Maria was known for a rigorous and strict routine, running 16 – 22 miles every Saturday on incline forest trails, run 8 x 1 mile laps, timed on Tuesdays and Thursdays with a track group, and run 8–10 miles on bike paths while pushing her infant at the time, Alina. Maria was invited in 2018 into the Arizona Hall of Fame. Trujillo won the 1986 San Francisco Marathon.
Camila Maria Trujillo is now retired living in Los Gatos, California with her two daughters Alina and Marina Trujillo.
Achievements Representing 1983UniversiadeEdmonton, Canada4thMarathon2:57:331984Olympic GamesLos Angeles, United States25thMarathon2:38:50Representing the 1986San Francisco MarathonSan Francisco, United States1stMarathon2:37:581990Houston MarathonHouston, United States 1stMarathon2:32:551991World ChampionshipsTokyo, Japan14thMarathon2:39:281995Pan American GamesMar del Plata, Argentina1stMarathon2:43:56
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