Sandra is pictured above at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. She won a bronze
medal in the 400m and in doing so became the first Spanish woman to win a medal at the
World Champs. Myers was actually born in Kansas, USA but moved to Spain and took
up Spanish citizenship in December 1987. She set the following Spanish
records: 100m (4), 200m (3), 400m (4) and Long Jump (1).
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Final 200m {Mujeres}
1990 Atletismo Campeonato de Europa
|
| 1. Katrin KRABBE |
|
GDR |
|
21.95 |
| 2. Heike DRECHSLER |
|
GDR |
|
22.19 |
| 3. Galina MALCHUGINA |
|
URS |
|
22.23 |
| 4. Sandra MYERS |
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ESP |
|
22.38 |
| 5. Silke-Beate KNOLL |
|
FRG |
|
22.40 |
| 6. Yelena BYKOVA |
|
URS |
|
22.49 |
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Final 400m {Mujeres}
1991 Atletismo Campeonato del Mundo
|
| 1. Marie-Jose Perec |
|
FRA |
|
49.13 |
| 2. Grit Breuer |
|
GER |
|
49.42 |
| 3. Sandra Myers |
|
ESP |
|
49.78 |
| 4. Olga Vladykina-Bryzgina |
|
SOV |
|
49.82 |
| 5. Jearl Miles-Clark |
|
USA |
|
50.50 |
| 6. Ximena Restrepo |
|
COL |
|
50.79 |
| 7. Lillie Leatherwood |
|
USA |
|
51.53 |
| 8. Diane Dixon |
|
USA |
|
51.73 |
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Final 400m {Mujeres}
1993 Atletismo Campeonato del Mundo
|
| 1. Jearl Miles-Clark |
|
USA |
|
49.82 |
| 2. Natasha Kaiser-Brown |
|
USA |
|
50.17 |
| 3. Sandie Richards |
|
JAM |
|
50.44 |
| 4. Tatyana Alekseyeva |
|
RUS |
|
50.52 |
| 5. Ximena Restrepo |
|
COL |
|
50.91 |
| 6. Sandra Myers |
|
ESP |
|
51.22 |
| 7. Juliet Campbell |
|
JAM |
|
51.40 |
| Norfalia Carabal |
|
COL |
|
DSQ |
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PERSONAL BEST TIMES.
100 Metres 11.06 +1.7 Vigo 23 JUL 1991
200 Metres 22.38 +0.3 Split (Poljud Stadion) 30 AUG 1990
400 Metres 49.67 Oslo 06 JUL 1991
Long Jump 6.60 0.0 Sevilla 01 JUN 1988