Tricia Flores

Tricia Flores ( born December 29, 1979 in Belize) is a Belizean athlete. At a height of 1.70 m her competition weight is 60 kg.

Life

As one of the few internationally antretenden Belizean athletes she lives in Belize and not in the United States. She studied Primary Education and Economics at the University of Belize, and also previously worked at an elementary school, the Nazarene School in the Cayo District. She is a member of the team of the University of Belize, the Black Jaguar from the Belizean capital of Belmopan.

Achievements

She took the 100 - meter race at the World Athletics Championships 2003 ( 7 their qualifying group with 13.89 s ) and 2005 (5th their qualifying group with 12.59 s ), as well as part of the Commonwealth Games 2006 ( 8 their qualifying group with 12.63 s ). In the long jump, she jumped on 15 July 2007, 5.96 m in her second attempt at the Open Championship Central America in San Salvador a Belizean record. In the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing she went to in the long jump with 5.25m and was 19th in their qualifying group. Your Belizean record in the long jump she could improve in the Central America Games in Panama City by one centimeter on 16 April 2010 with 5.97 m. In total she received at the Central American Athletics Championships ( Campeonatos Centroamericanos mayores ) 2004-2012 eight gold medals, six silver medals and five bronze medals, while with 5.60 m and 2007 in San José with 5.86 m each aufstellte the championship record in Managua in 2004. In the Central American Games in 2001 in Guatemala City, she received three bronze medals, 2010 in Panama City a gold medal.

Bests

Your personal best in the 100 - meter dash is 12.13 s, which she ran in San José, Costa Rica on 3 June 2005, in the long jump at 5.97 m on 16 April 2010 in Panama City. In the triple jump her best jump is 12.00 meters, which she jumped in San Jose on June 9, 2007. She also holds the Belizean record in the 4 x 100 - meter relay. In the formation Gina Lovell, Tricia Flores, Candace Bledes and Jackieva Castillo is the time here at 48:34 s, run on 1 December 2001 in Guatemala City, and the Belizean record in the 4 x 400 - meter relay in the formation Jackieva Castillo, Candace Bledes, Tricia Flores and Gina Lovell with 4:09,72 min, went a day later in Guatemala City.