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Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband Hunter enjoyed 'Philly cheesesteaks' while watching a football game inside a hotel room. The couple touched down in Philadelphia to watch the Utah Archers take on the Maryland Whipsnakes at the Premier Lacrosse League.
Davis-Woodhall appeared in her second Olympic edition in Paris, winning the long jump gold medal on reaching the 7.10m mark. She upgraded her position from the sixth finish in the long jump at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Her husband, Hunter Woodhall, competed in the third Olympic edition in the Paris Paralympic Games, winning the 400m T62 gold and mixed 4x100m relay bronze.
After their exploits in the French capital, the couple landed in Philadelphia and soon graced Subaru Park for the Premier Lacrosse League. They were in attendance at the clash between the Utah Archers and Maryland Whipsnakes with the Olympic gold medals around their necks.
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In the following story, Tara Davis-Woodhall flaunted her new PLL hat.
The long jumper snapped her husband while he was 'trying to focus on where the ball'.
Davis-Woodhall also shared a video of a man landing from a parachute in the next two stories.
"Had people falling from the sky"
The following story featured the champion long-jumper and her husband enjoying 'philly cheesesteaks' while watching football, cozied up in the hotel room.
"Of course we got some Philly cheesecakes. We got some delivered to the hotel and watched football."
The Woodhalls were spotted rooting for each other at the Olympics. After the long jumper bagged her maiden Olympic gold, her husband shrieked 'you're the Olympic champion', embracing her with tear-filled eyes. At the Paralympic Games, the roles reversed after Hunter Woodhall bagged the 400m T62 title.
Tara Davis-Woodhall on husband Hunter: "To have a partner in the same sport, it means everything"
After their combined success, the 25-year-old Texas-born exuded pride in having a partner with the same sporting passion.
"To have a partner in the same sport, it means everything. You understand what they’re going through and they understand what you’re going through, so the rough days at practice, we’re trying to both help each other," Davis-Woodhall said (via Paralympic.org).
Hunter chimed in, saying:
"We keep each other accountable. Some days when you don’t want to get up and do that workout or get in the gym, the other one can be that motivator. It makes those hard days go a lot easier."
The American duo also expressed excitement over the Games coming back home in Los Angeles.
