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Goldie Sayers - As a double Olympian and a finalist in the Olympic, World, and European Championship games, Goldie is Britain's leading field event athlete. Last year, Goldie made history by becoming the first athlete to win eight consecutive National ...
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Goldie Sayers first came to promenance when setting national junior records and winning national titles, in 2001. Sayers also served as the captain of Great Britain's women's under 20 team, this season. The following season, Sayers finished in sixth place at the Commonwealth Games.
From 2003-2007, Goldie Sayers won five consecutive national titles but had limited success at major championships, failing to make the final at her first Olympics in 2004 and finishing twelfth at both the 2005 World Championships and 2006 European Championships
The early 2007 season boded well for Goldie Sayers, setting two UK records and defeating high-class rivals, such as Germany's European champion Steffi Nerius and the Czech Republic's Barbora Špotáková, who went on to win the world title that season, at a championshp where Sayers finished 18th in qualifying, with her worst result of the season; 57.23 m.
On March 15, 2008, Sayers won the European Cup of Winter Throwing title in Split, Croatia, with a throw of 63.65 m.
She will represent Great Britain at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
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