Nathan DOUGLAS

Great Britain & N.I.

Nathan Douglas - Great Britain & N.I. - Two European Championship Triple Jump silver medals.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 03 March 2007

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    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Saturday, 04 December 1982
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Oxford, England
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • Great Britain & N.I.
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Nathan DOUGLAS - Great Britain & N.I. - Two European Championship Triple Jump silver medals.

Nathan is pictured above during the final of the men's Triple Jump at the 2007

European Indoor Athletics Championships in Birmingham.

He won the silver medal with a new Indoor PB jump of 17.47m,

9cm back on the the gold medalist, his fellow Brit Phillips Idowu.


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Men's Triple Jump Final.

2007 European Indoor Championships.


1. Phillips Idowu   GBR   17.56m
2. Nathan Douglas   GBR   17.47m
3. Aleksandr Sergeyev   RUS   17.15m
4. Mykola Savolayen   UKR   16.98m
5. Nelson Evora   POR   16.97m
6. Aleksandr Petrenko   RUS   16.96m
7. Viktor Kuznetsov   UKR   16.92m
8. Yevgeniy Plotnir   RUS   16.85m

 

 

Nathan is pictured above during the final of the men's Triple Jump at the 2006

European Championships in Gothenburg. He produced a fine performance to win

the silver medal with a leap of 17.21m, his first medal at a major championship.

Hometown favourite Christian Olsson, as expected, won the gold and

Romania's Marian Oprea the bronze.      Photo G.Herringshaw.  ©


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Men's Triple Jump Final.

European Athletics Championships 2006.


1. Christian OLSSON   SWE   17.67
2. Nathan DOUGLAS   GBR   17.21
3. Marian OPREA   ROM   17.18
4. Nelson EVORA   POR   17.07
5. Phillips IDOWU   GBR   17.02
6. Danila BURKENYA   RUS   16.98
7. Viktor YASTREBOV   UKR   16.94
8. Mykola SAVOLAYNEN   UKR   16.84

 

 

ANNUAL PROGRESS.

 

2015     16.94     +0.8     Birmingham     04 JUL
2014     16.65     +0.2     Bedford, GBR     01 JUN
2013     16.74     +1.9     Birmingham, GBR     14 JUL
2012     16.46      -0.6     Hengelo     27 MAY
2010     17.03     +1.9     Birmingham   27 JUN
2009     17.01     +1.9     Birmingham    12 JUL
2008     17.18     +2.0     Birmingham    13 JUL
2007     17.18     +1.2     Oslo     15 JUN
2006     17.42     +1.2     Genève     11 JUN
2005     17.64     +1.4     Manchester    10 JUL (personal best)
2004     16.95     +1.0     Manchester   11 JUL
2003     16.30     +0.5     Bedford     28 JUN