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European Indoor Athletics Championships 2019 • Biographical Entry List • Women Women’s 60 Metres 46 Entrants Event starts: March 2 Countries Age (Days) Born SB PB 511 TOTH Alexandra AUT 23y 244d 1995 7.33 7.33 -18/19 Twice Austrian Champion at both 60m & 100m // 100 pb: 11.43 -18. 200 pb: 23.65 -18. ht WJC 100 2014; ht ECH 100 2018. 1 Austrian 100 2016/2018 (1 200 2018). 1 Austrian indoor 60 2018/2019, 200 2018 In 2019: 1 Vienna Hallen 60; 1 Vienna Erima 60/200; 2 Erfurt 60; 1 Vienna Gala 60; 1 Linz 60; 1 Austrian indoor 60 513 HASANOVA Zakiyya AZE 23y 187d 1995 7.37 7.37 -19 Holder of all Azeri women’s sprint records, indoors & out // 100 pb: 11.61 -18. 200 pb: 23.64 -18 (24.79i -19). 1 Small European States Games 200 2018 (2 100). 1 Azeri 100/200 2017 & indoor 60/200 2019 In 2019: 1 Baku 60/200; 1 Azeri indoor 60/200; 5 Balkan indoor 60; 3 Istanbul Cup 60 533 TSIMANOUSKAYA Krystsina BLR 22y 100d 1996 7.21 7.21 -17 (aka Kristina Timanovskaya) 2017 European under-23 silver at 100m 100 pb: 11.04 -18. 200 pb: 22.92 -18. 12 ETCh 200 2015; 6 EJC 100 2015; sf EIC 60 2017; 5 ETCh 100/200 2017; 2 under-23 ECH 100 2017 (4 200); ht WIC 60 2018; sf ECH 100 100/200 2018. 1 Belarusian 100/200 2016/2017/2018; 1 Belarusian indoor 60 2017/2018 (1 200 2017/2019) In 2019: 1 Minsk 60; 1 Belarusian indoor 200 (2 60); 1 Val-de-Reuil 60; 3 Łódź 60; 4 Liévin 60; 3 Eaubonne 60 541 ANDREOU Paraskevi CYP 22y 44d 1997 7.40 7.40 -19 2014 Youth Olympic silver at 100m // 100 pb: 11.65 -14. 8 EJC 100 2013 (2015-sf); ht WJC 100 2014; 2 Youth Olympic Games 100 2014; sf EJC 100 2015 In 2019: 1 Pireás 60; 2 Greek indoor 60 548 SEIDLOVÁ Klára CZE 24y 355d 1994 7.26 7.23 -18 NR Czech record holder at 60m // 100 pb: 11.30w, 11.46 -18. 200 pb: 23.40w -18, 23.66 -17. 3 EJC 100 2013 (6 200); sf EIC 60 2017; sf WIC 60 2018; ht ECH 100 2018. 1 Czech 100 2017/2018 & indoor 60 2018/2019 In 2019: 1 Prague 150; 1 Jablonec 60; 2 Berlin ISTAF 60; 5 Toruń IAAF Tour 60; 1 Czech indoor 60; 8 Düsseldorf IAAF Tour 60 552 KRAMER Mathilde DEN 25y 252d 1993 7.34 7.34 -19 Multiple Danish Champion at sprints & hurdles // 100 pb: 11.59 -17. 200 pb: 23.35 -18. 100H pb: 13.88 -17. sf WSG 100 2017; ht WIC 60 2018. 1 Danish 100 2014/2015/2017/2018, 200 2018, 100H 2014 (1 indoor 60 2014/2016/2017/2018/2019, 1 60H 2017/2018) In 2019: 1 Lund 60; 2 Malmö 60; 1 Nordic International 60; 1 Danish indoor 60 (5th time) 555 BESTUE Jael ESP 18y 156d 2000 7.32 7.32 -19 Full name-Jael Bestue Ferrara 2017 World Youth silver at 200m // 100 pb: 11.52 -18. 200 pb: 23.31 -18 (23.67i -19). 4 European Youth 200 2016; 2 World Youth 200; sf WJC 200 2018; ht ECH 200 2018. 1 Spanish 200 2018 (1 indoor 200 2018 & 60 2019). Coach-Ricardo Dieguez Montesinoz In 2019: 1 Sabadell 200 (Jan 5); 1 Sabadell 200 (Jan 13); 1 Antequera 60; 3 Zaragoza 60; 1 Sabadell 200 (Jan 27); 4 Madrid IAAF Tour 60; 1 Spanish indoor 60 561 GARCÍA Estela ESP 29y 345d 1989 7.32 7.32 -19 Full name-Estela García Villalta 2013 Mediterranean Games silver at 100m, then 200m bronze in 2018 100 pb: 11.30 -18. 200 pb: 23.04w -17, 23.11 -18. ht WJC 100/200 2008; 10 ETCh 100 2013 (2014-11); 5 ETCh 200 2013 (2009-7, 2015-10); 2 Mediterranean Games 100 2013 (4 200); ht ECH 100 2014; sf ECH 200 2016 (ht 100); ht OLY 200 2016; 6 ETCh 200 2017; ht WCH 200 2017; 3 Mediterranean Games 200 2018; sf ECH 200 2018. 1 Spanish 100 2013/2014/2016 (1 200 2013/2017) (1 indoor 60 2016). Coach-Ricardo Dieguez In 2019: 1 Sabadell 60 (4x); 4 Madrid IAAF Tour 60; 2 Spanish indoor 60 570 SEVILLA Paula ESP 21y 245d 1997 7.39 7.39 -19 Led off the Spanish sprint relay team which won at the 2017 European under-23s 100 pb: 11.41 -18. 200 pb: 23.33 -18 (23.76i -19). 6 WJC 4x100 2016; 1 under-23 ECH 4x100 2017; ht ECH 200 2018. 1 Spanish indoor 60 2018 In 2019: 1 Madrid 200 (Jan 12); 1 Madrid 60 (Jan 13); 1 Miramas 60; 2 Spanish Clubs indoor 200; 1 Spanish under-23 indoor 60; 4 Spanish indoor 60 585 BACAR Nasrane FRA 27y 42d 1992 7.39 7.39 -19 100 pb: 11.47 -18. 200 pb: 24.24 18 (24.83i -19). 3 Indian Ocean Island Games 100 2015. 1 French indoor 60 2019. Born-Mayotte (An archipelago in the Indian Ocean). Coach-Alain Lastecoueres In 2019: 1 Aubière 60; 1 Eaubonne 60; 4 Nantes 60 (Jan 26); 5 Reims 60; 1 Nantes 60 (Feb 10); 1 French indoor 60 596 OMBISSA-DZANGUE Orlann FRA 27y 278d 1991 7.15 7.15 -19 2018 Mediterranean Games Champion at 100m // 100 pb: 11.06 -18. sf WJC 100 2010; 2 under-23 ECH 4x100 2011; 1 Mediterranean Games 100 2018; 8 ECH 100 2018. 2 French 100 2017/2018. Coach-Guy Ontanon In 2019: 1 Paris 60 (7.24 final after 7.15 heat, but injured in the process, so she missed the French Indoor Championships) 602 ZAHI Carolle FRA 24y 261d 1994 7.24 7.11 -18 2017 European Team Championships winner at 100m // 100 pb: 11.01 -18. 200 pb: 22.92w, 23.02 -18. ht WIC 60 2016; 1 Mediterranean under-23 100 2016; 1 ETCh 100 2017; ht WCH 100 2017; 1 Mediterranean Games 200 2018; 7 ECH 100 2018. 1 French 100 2017/2018 (1 200 2018). Born-Abidjan (CIV), came to France at age 9. Acquired French citizenship on November 10, 2015 and cleared by IAAF to compete for France on March 2, 2016 (she never competed for CIV). Coach-Alex Menal In 2019: 1 Nantes 60; 3 Paris 60; 8 Toruń IAAF Tour 60 604 AWUAH Kristal GBR 19y 205d 1999 7.19 7.19 -19 2018 World junior bronze at 100m & relay (then a further advancement at the end of the season from 11.35 to 11.16) 100 pb: 11.16 -18. 200 pb: 23.66 -18. 3 WJC 100/4x100 2018; 2 IAAF Continental Cup 4x100 2018. 1 English Schools 100 2016/2017; 1 English junior 100 2017/2018; 3 British indoor 60 2018/2019. Coach-Matthew Thomas In 2019: 3 Dortmund 60; 1 Berlin ISTAF 60; 3 UK indoor 60; 6 Birmingham IAAF 60 618 MILLER Rachel GBR 29y 30d 1990 7.19 7.19 -19 3x Middlesex Champion at 100m, but now on a new level // 100 pb: 11.23 -18. 200 pb: 24.14 -17. 1 South of England 100 2015/2016; 6 UK 100 2016 (2015-7); 2 UK indoor 60 2019 (2017-3, 2018-4). 1 Middlesex 100 2015/2016/2017 (1 200 2017). Coach-Linford Christie Was fifth in the 2005 English Schools under-17 200m, then took a break from the sport until 2014 (she became a mother), before resuming training and becoming a full- time athlete in 2018 In 2019: 1sf South of England indoor 60 (scratched from final); 1 Vienna T&F 60; 2 UK indoor 60; 4 Birmingham IAAF 60 (7.19 in heat, her fifth personal best of the year after 7.26, 7.24, 7.20, 7.20) © Mark Butler 2019 [email protected]) U T L E R Check with final start lists in case of late changes Page W – 1 Athlete’s ages as at: 28/2/2019 624 PHILIP Asha GBR 28y 126d 1990 7.12 7.06 -17 NR DEFENDING EUROPEAN INDOOR CHAMPION Olympic, World, European & Commonwealth Games relay medallist 100 pb: 11.10 -15. 200 pb: 23.07w , 23.34 -13. 4 WJC 100 2006; 1 World Youth 100 2007; 1 EJC 4x100 2007; 3 under-23 ECH 4x100 2011; 5 EIC 60 2013; sf WCH 100 2013/2015; 4 WIC 60 2014 (2012/2018-sf, 2016-5); 4 COM 100 2014 (3 4x100); 1 ECH 4x100 2014 (sf 100); 1 ETCh 100 2015 (2013-5); sf WCH 100 2015 (4 4x100); 4 ECH 100 2014 (2 4x100); sf OLY 100 2016 (3 4x100); 1 EIC 60 2017; sf WCH 100 2017 (2 4x100); 4 COM 100 2018 (1 4x100). 1 UK 100 2013/2014/2016/2017; 1 UK indoor 60 2013/2014/2016/2017/2018/2019. Her cousin is international netball player Kadeen Corbin, who was part of the victorious England squad at 2018 Commonwealth Games In 2019: 1sf South of England indoor 60 (scratched from final); 1 Dortmund 60; 1 UK indoor 60 (6th time); 2 Birmingham IAAF 60 638 HAASE Rebekka GER 26y 57d 1993 7.23 7.14 -17 Anchored Germany to relay bronze at Berlin 2018 // 100 pb: 10.94w, 11.07 -17. 200 pb: 22.58w, 22.76 -17. 8 Youth Olympic Games 100 2010; 6 ETCh 200 2014; sf ECH 100 2014/2018; sf EIC 60 2015; 1 under-23 ECH 100/200/4x100 2015; ht WCH 100 2015; ht OLY 100 2016 (4 4x100); 8 EIC 60 2017; 3 ETCh 200 2017; sf WCH 200 2017 (4 4x100); 3 ECH 4x100 2018.
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