Edith Noeding

Edith Renate Anita Noeding Kolter man ( born November 3, 1954 in Lobitos, Piura, Peru ) is a former Peruvian track and field athlete who was successful in the 100 - meter hurdles and the pentathlon. In 1975, she won at the Pan American Games on the hurdle track.

In the South Championships in 1971 she won a month before her 17th birthday three medals. With 5.58 m she placed third in the long jump, with 80 points off the Brazilian Aída dos Santos received her silver in the pentathlon and the 4 x 100 - meter relay team also reached the second place. The following year, she won the pentathlon 24th place at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. In the South Championships in 1974, she won the title in the 100 - meter hurdles and heptathlon; 1.65 m, she received silver in the high jump with 5.91 meters in the long jump and bronze in the relay, she won the silver medal again.

The Pan American Games in 1975 in Mexico City made ​​possible by the high altitude performance improvements in the speed-strength disciplines. Edith Noeding increased her personal best in the 100 - meter hurdles in 13.56 seconds and won the title before the US -American Deby Laplante in 13.68 s your last major international medal winning Edith Noeding in the South Championships in 1977, when she again won the 100 - meter hurdles.

At a height of 1.70 m her competition weight was 58 kg.