Olympic and Paralympic stars Tara Davis and Hunter Woodhall get engaged

• Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis, both 22, announced they're engaged with joint Instagram posts.
• Woodhall competed at the Tokyo Paralympics, while Davis competed at the Tokyo Olympics this summer.
• The couple told Insider that they first met at a high school track meet in Idaho.

Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis are getting married.

The track and field couple announced their engagement on Sunday in joint Instagram posts that featured them on a romantic trip in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

"To my future wife," Woodhall, 22, wrote in his caption. "I promise to always be there for you. I promise to always provide for you. I promise to always love you. You make me a better person and I can't imagine a life without you."

Davis, 22, shared a similar sentiment, writing: "You've showed me the true meaning of life and now i get to spend the rest of my life with you. let me reintroduce myself as a FIANCÉ."

In an interview with Insider, Woodhall and Davis said they first met during their senior year of high school at a track meet in Idaho. They soon began dating and continued a long-distance relationship for over four years.

In June, the couple made headlines when Davis jumped into Woodhall's arms after competing at the US Olympic trials and qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics in the women's long jump. Woodhall qualified for the US Paralympic team after winning the 400-meter dash and placing second in the 100-meter dash one week earlier.

"I feel like this speaks to who we are as a couple," Woodhall told Insider. "We motivate each other and make a good team in a lot of ways. I think it's really cool to do these amazing experiences and do it together."