Sharon Day-Monroe
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Sharon Day-Monroe (ur. 9 czerwca 1985 w Brooklynie) – amerykańska lekkoatletka, wieloboistka i skoczkini wzwyż.
Osiągnięcia
- brązowy medal mistrzostw świata juniorów (skok wzwyż, Grosseto 2004)
- 10. miejsce na mistrzostwach świata (siedmiobój, Berlin 2009)
- 6. miejsce na mistrzostwach świata (siedmiobój, Moskwa 2013)
- 4. miejsce na halowych mistrzostwach świata (pięciobój, Sopot 2014)
- złota medalistka mistrzostw Stanów Zjednoczonych
- 20. miejsce na mistrzostwach świata (siedmiobój, Londyn 2017)
W 2008 Day-Monroe reprezentowała USA podczas igrzysk olimpijskich w Pekinie. 24. lokata w eliminacjach skoku wzwyż nie dała jej awansu do finału, natomiast 4 lata później w Londynie zajęła 12. miejsce w siedmioboju.
Rekordy życiowe
- skok wzwyż – 1,95 (2008 & 2009)
- siedmiobój lekkoatletyczny – 6550 pkt. (2013)
- pięciobój lekkoatletyczny – 4805 pkt. (2014) do 2016 halowy rekord Ameryki Północnej, rekord USA
Bibliografia
- Sharon Day-Monroe w bazie World Athletics (ang.).
- Sharon Day-Monroe, [w:] tilastopaja.eu [online] [dostęp 2020-03-24] (ang.).
- Sharon Day Bio, Stats, and Results, sports-reference.com [dostęp 2013-03-28] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2017-06-10] (ang.).
Mistrzynie Stanów Zjednoczonych w pięcioboju/siedmioboju
| 1950–1979 Amateur Athletic Union |
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| 1980–1992 The Athletics Congress |
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| od 1993 Mistrzostwa USA |
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W latach 1950–1980 rozgrywano pięciobój; Mistrzostwa mają charakter otwarty, mogą w nich występować zawodniczki z innych krajów
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Sharon Day-Monroe throwing her personal record 15.06 shot put at the 2015 Sam Adams Multi-Event Meet at Westmont College in Montecito, California
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Sharon Day-Monroe throwing her personal record 15.06 shot put at the 2015 Sam Adams Multi-Event Meet at Westmont College in Montecito, California