Before she was a four-time Olympic Gold Medalist. Before she dominated hurdling events at the World Championships. Years before she broke her own record in the 400 hurdles almost a dozen times, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone was a Kentucky student-athlete who was learning how to do her laundry for the first time. Following a summer in Paris where she showed she’s arguably the most dominant female athlete in the world, McLaughlin-Levrone returned to her Old Kentucky Home to be inducted into the UK Athletics Hall of Fame. Like rifle sensation Henrik Larsen, McLaughlin-Levrone was one of two one-and-d…