Elena Gororova is pictured above during the final of the womens Triple Jump at the 2000
Olympic Games in Sydney. She produced a fine performance to win the bronze medal
with a leap of 14.96m, just 4cm back on the silver medallist, Russia's Tatyana Lebedeva.
It was the second medal that Elena had won at a major championship,
having also won bronze at the 1997 World Championships in Athens.
OLENA HOVOROVA is some times given as her name
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Women's Triple Jump Final
World Athletics
Championships 1997
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| 1. Sarka Kasparkova |
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CZE |
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15.20m |
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WL |
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| 2. Rodica Petrescu-Mateescu |
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ROM |
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15.16m |
| 3. Elena GOVOROVA |
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UKR |
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14.67m |
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PB |
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| 4. Olga-Anastas'a Vasdeki |
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GRE |
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14.62m |
| 5. Ashia Hansen |
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GBR |
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14.49m |
| 6. Tereza Marinova |
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BUL |
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14.34m |
| 7. Jelena Blazevica |
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LAT |
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14.06m |
| 8. Betty Lise |
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FRA |
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14.0m |
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Womens Triple Jump Final
Olympic Games 2000
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| 1. Tereza Marinova |
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BUL |
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15.20 |
| 2. Tatyana Lebedeva |
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RUS |
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15.00 |
| 3. Elena GOVOROVA |
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UKR |
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14.96 PB |
| 4. Yamile Aldama |
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CUB |
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14.30 |
| 5. Baya Rahouli |
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ALG |
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14.17 |
| 6. Cristina Nicolau |
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ROM |
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14.17 |
| 7. Olga-Anastasi Vasdeki |
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GRE |
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14.15 |
| 8. Oxana Rogova |
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RUS |
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13.97 |
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ANNUAL PROGRESS TRIPLE JUMP.
2004 14.78 +1.1 Bydgoszcz 19 JUN
2003 14.81 +1.2 Villeneuve-d'Ascq 15 JUN
2002 14.54 -0.3 Tula (Arsenal Stadium) 09 JUN
2001 14.33 +0.8 Rieti 02 SEP
2000 14.96 +0.7 Sydney 24 SEP (PB)
1999 14.66 +1.1 Bruxelles 03 SEP
1998 14.51 -0.1 Nice 16 JUL
1997 14.67 +0.7 Athína 04 AUG
1996 14.60 +1.0 Atlanta 29 JUL
1995 14.07 +0.5 Göteborg 10 AUG
1994 14.22 +0.4 Lillehammer 30 JUL
1993 13.09 +1.0 Kyiv 16 MAY
1992 13.43 +1.1 Nikolayev 01 AUG
1991 13.10 Krasnodar 02 JUN
1990 12.70 Sverdlovsk 31 JUL