Lacena Golding-Clarkewon is pictured winning the Gold medal at the 2002
Commonwealth Games in manchester. She won the bronze medal at the
2006 Commonwealth Games. She began her career as a long jumper and
she participated in this event at the 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games.
Her personal best jump is 6.87 metres, achieved in June 1998 in Kingston.
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Women's 100m Hurdles Final.
2002 Commonwealth Games.
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| 1 Lacena GOLDING-CLARK |
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Jam |
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12.77 |
| 2 Vonette Dixon |
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Jam |
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12.83 |
| 3 Angela Atede |
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Ngr |
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12.98 |
| 4 Diane Allahgreen |
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Eng |
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13.01 |
| 5 Angela Whyte |
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Can |
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13.17 |
| 6 Julie Pratt |
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Eng |
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13.26 |
| 7 Jacquie Munro |
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Aus |
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13.31 |
| 8 Bridgette Foster |
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Jam |
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DNS |
She retired from track and field in 2010 after having reached her
sixth consecutive 60m hurdles final at the IAAF World Indoor Championships.
ANNUAL PROGRESS at 100m hurdles.
2009 12.73 +1.8 Réthimno 20 JUL
2008 12.83 +1.8 Doha 09 MAY
2007 12.85 +0.5 Osaka 28 AUG
2006 12.87 +1.3 Ostrava 30 MAY
2005 12.68 +1.1 Kingston 26 JUN (PB)
2004 12.69 +1.0 Monaco 19 SEP
2004 12.69 +1.9 Athína 23 AUG
2004 12.69 +1.4 Belém 23 MAY
2004 12.69 +0.9 Kingston, JAM 07 MAY
2003 12.72 -0.5 Zürich 15 AUG
2002 12.74 +0.9 Manchester 29 JUL
2001 12.97 +1.6 Fort-de-France 28 APR
2000 12.93 +1.9 Kingston, JAM 22 JUL
1999 13.11 0.0 Osaka 08 MAY
1998 13.00 +1.3 Philadelphia, PA 25 APR
1997 13.60 -1.1 Sheffield 29 JUN