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Personal Bests:
| 100m |
11.51 |
29 June 2002 |
Bedford, GBR |
| 200m |
23.3 |
1 July 2001 |
Bedford, GBR |
| 200m indoor |
23.20 |
2 March 2003 |
Birmingham, GBR |
1998
| 28 June |
Young Athletes' League |
Wakefield |
150m |
19.2 |
|
U13 |
1st |
| 19 July |
Young Athletes' League |
Oldham |
75m |
9.8 |
|
U13 |
1st |
| 2 August |
|
Cudworth |
200m |
25.87 |
0.9 |
U15 |
1st |
| 6 Sept |
Young Athletes' League |
Birmingham |
150m |
19.47 |
-2.6 |
U13 |
1st |
| 6 Sept |
Young Athletes' League |
Birmingham |
75m |
9.83 |
-1.7 |
U13 |
1st |
2000
| 8 July |
English
Schools |
Sheffield |
200m |
24.31 |
3.2 |
Junior girls |
1st |
| 8 July |
English Schools |
Sheffield |
200m |
24.24 |
1.4 |
Junior girls |
1st |
| 29 July |
AAA Under-15
Championships |
Sheffield |
100m |
12.02 |
1.2 |
U15 |
1st |
2001
| 16 June |
Jgala-20 |
Mannheim,
GER |
100m |
11.66 |
1.6 |
U20 |
3rd |
| 1 July |
AAA Under-20 Championships |
Bedford |
200m |
23.3 |
3.3 |
U20 |
1st |
| 15 July |
|
Debrecen,
HUN |
200m |
23.45 |
0.0 |
|
2nd |
Amy is world under-18 silver medallist in the 100m and 200m, despite still
having two years left in the age group.
Her hero is one of the all-time athletics greats, and although she would like
to emulate his achievements she's keeping her feet firmly on the ground.
"My sporting hero is Jesse Owens," said Amy.
"I really admire him for going to Germany and competing at the Olympics
when Hitler was in charge and overcoming all that adversity."
2002
| 27 Jan |
|
Birmingham |
200m |
23.44 |
i |
|
1st |
| 24 Feb |
AAA U17
Indoor Championships |
Birmingham |
300m |
37.72 |
i |
U17 |
1st |
| 18 May |
|
Loughborough |
100m |
11.60 |
3.8 |
|
5th |
| 16 June |
|
Manchester |
200m |
23.47 |
0.0 |
|
3rd ht |
| 29 June |
AAA U20 Indoor Championships |
Bedford |
100m |
11.51 |
3.6 |
U20 |
1st semi |
| 29 June |
AAA U20
Indoor Championships |
Bedford |
100m |
11.55 |
3.5 |
U20 |
2nd |
| 18 July |
World Juniors |
Kingston, JAM |
200m |
23.46 |
1.6 |
U20 |
2nd |
2003
| 2 March |
AAA Indoors |
Birmingham |
200m |
23.20 |
|
2nd |
2005
LAST week AW revealed
that Amy Spencer had quit the sport, with the athletics future of fellow
sprinter Vernicha James also in doubt. So it was heartening to hear
performance director Dave Collins promise to try and reduce teenage drop
out rates.
"If
athletes fall off the conveyor belt we won't just say 'see ya', but will
keep tabs on them and try to help them back on," he said. "The
new system will see us pushing from below and pulling from above." |
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