Which greek huntress agreed to marry a man who could outrun her?

The Greek huntress who agreed to marry a man who could outrun her was Atalanta. She was renowned for her speed and skill in hunting, and to avoid marriage, she challenged suitors to a footrace. If they lost, they would face death, but the clever hero Hippomenes used golden Apples given to him by Aphrodite to distract her and ultimately won the race. Their story is a well-known tale in Greek mythology, symbolizing the themes of love and competition.