Aliann Pompey

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Aliann Pompey (born 9 March 1978) is a Guyanese sprinter who specializes in short track distance.

Born : 09/03/1978 in Height : 1m65 cm Weight : 55 kg Nationality : Guyanese Speciality : 400m

She participated at the World Championships in Athletics in 2001, 2003 and 2005 as well as the IAAF World Indoor Championships in 2001, 2003 and 2006 and the Summer Olympics in 2000 and 2004, without reaching the final.

Her personal best time is 50.93 seconds, achieved in July 2004 in Madrid.

[edit] Achievements

Year Tournament Venue Result Extra

PERSONAL BEST

 Performance   Wind  Place Date

200 Metres 23.33 -0.4 Pátra 12 07 2004

400 Metres 50.93 Madrid 17 07 2004


SEASON BEST

 Performance   Wind  Place Date

400 Metres 53.76 Melbourne 2006


PROGRESSION

 Season Performance   Wind  Place Date

200 Metres

 2005 23.48   0.9  Princeton, NJ 09 04 2005 
 
 2004 23.33   -0.4  Pátra 12 07 2004 
 
 1997 23.59      Fairfax, VA 24 05 1997

400 Metres

 2005 51.43      Belém 22 05 2005 
 
 2004 50.93      Madrid 17 07 2004 
 
 2003 51.48      Warszawa 15 06 2003 
 
 2002 51.34      Manchester 27 07 2002 
 
 2001 51.96      Edmonton 06 08 2001 
 
 2000 52.52      Coral Gables, FL 18 03 2000 
 
 1999 52.65      Winnipeg 24 07 1999 
 
 1997 53.04      Fairfax, VA 25 05 1997

HONOURS

 2002 Commonwealth Games Manchester, England 1st 2003 Pan American Games Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. 3rd 
 Rank Performance   Wind  Place Date

400 Metres

18th Commonwealth Games 3 h 53.76 Melbourne 2006

11th IAAF World Indoor Championships 4 h 53.72 Moskva (Olimpiyskiy Stadion) 10 03 2006

10th IAAF World Championships in Athletics 6 h 53.12 Helsinki 07 08 2005

28th Olympic Games 5 sf 51.61 Athína 22 08 2004

9th IAAF World Championships in Athletics 5 h 52.21 Paris Saint-Denis 24 08 2003

9th IAAF World Indoor Championships 5 sf 52.74 Birmingham 15 03 2003

8th IAAF World Championships 7 sf 51.96 Edmonton 06 08 2001

8th IAAF World Indoor Championships 5 sf 53.18 Lisboa 10 03 2001

27th Olympic Games 5 h128 53.09 Sydney 22 09 2000

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