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Nicola McDermott ( geb. 28. Dezember 1996 in North Gosford ) ist eine australische Hochspringerin.

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Jaroslawa Oleksijiwna Mahutschich
( englisch Yaroslava Mahuchikh, geb. 19. September 2001 in Dnipropetrowsk )
ist eine ukrainische Hochspringerin.

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Julija Andrijiwna Lewtschenko ( engl. Yuliya Levchenko, geb. 28. November 1997 in Kiew ) ist eine ukrainische Hochspringerin.

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Laura Ryan (born July 4, 1992) is an American international diver from Elk River, Minnesota. She competes in one and three meter individual springboard diving and 10 meter platform diving as well as three meter synchronized springboard. She dove collegiately at Indiana University (IU) and the University of Georgia (UGA). At UGA she was a two-time NCAA champion.

Diving career

Early career

Ryan graduated from Elk River High where she was coached by Jason Baumann. She won the Minnesota state high school championship in 2007 and was a three-time Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) national champion.

Collegiate career

Ryan began her college career at Indiana University (IU) and as a freshman during the 2010–2011 season won platform, finished second on 1-meter and third on 3-meter at the Big Ten Conference championship. As an IU sophomore the next year, she finished eighth on 3-meter and 12th on both 1-meter and platform at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships.

For her junior year, Ryan transferred to the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens, Georgia and trained under UGA dive coach Dan Laak. As a junior Ryan was selected as a First-Team All-SEC member after finishing first on 3-meter, third on platform and 18 on 1-meter at the SEC Championships en route to helping UGA win a fourth consecutive SEC Women's conference title. She then finished fifth on platform and 13th on 3-meter at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships to help the UGA women win the National championship. Ryan was also selected by USA Diving for the Olympic Performance Squad, the United States Canada Cup Team and the FINA Grand Prix team. Ryan also earned a spot on the UGA Athletic Director's honor roll and was selected by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America as a First-Team Scholar All-American as a psychology major.

Before Ryan's senior season in 2013-2014, she suffered a broken kneecap that hampered her most of the season; however, she rebounded with a first-place finish in 3-meter and platform and a third-place finish in 1-meter to help UGA win its fifth consecutive Women's SEC championship. At the NCAA Championships, she won individual championships in both the 1 meter and 3 meter springboard events and finished third in the 10 meter platform event as UGA won a second consecutive Women's team national championship. Academically, Ryan was selected for the UGA Student-Athlete Leadership Academy, the Ramsey Scholarship for Academic/Athletic Excellence, the UGA Athletic Director's Honor Roll and the Dean's List.

International career

In 2013, Ryan teamed with Meghan Houston to win the bronze medal in women's synchronized 3-meter at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia, and Ryan also won silver in the team competition. The 2014 season marks Ryan's fifth consecutive year as a member of the United States national diving team (2010 - 2014). Ryan has also qualified for the 19th FINA Diving World Cup that will take place in Shanghai in 2014.

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Alex Scott
Alexandra Virina „Alex“ Scott, MBE (* 14. Oktober 1984) ist eine ehemalige englische Fußballspielerin. Die Abwehrspielerin spielte von 2004 bis 2017 in der englischen Nationalmannschaft.

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Jutta Monica Leerdam (* 30. Dezember 1998 in ’s-Gravenzande) ist eine niederländische Eisschnellläuferin.

Werdegang

Leerdam hatte ihre ersten internationalen Erfolge bei den Juniorenweltmeisterschaften 2017 in Helsinki. Dort gewann sie jeweils die Bronzemedaille über 3000 m und 500 m und jeweils die Goldmedaille über 1500 m und im Mini-Vierkampf. Im folgenden Jahr holte sie bei den Juniorenweltmeisterschaften in Salt Lake City im Mini-Vierkampf, über 500 m, 1000 m, 1500 m und über 3000 m jeweils die Silbermedaille und im Teamsprint und in der Teamverfolgung jeweils die Goldmedaille. Zu Beginn der Saison 2018/19 startete sie in Obihiro erstmals im Weltcup und errang dabei die Plätze 13 und 11 über 500 m und den zehnten Platz über 1000 m. Im Teamsprint erreichte sie dort mit dem dritten Platz ihre erste Podestplatzierung im Weltcup. Beim folgenden Weltcup in Tomakomai holte sie im Teamsprint ihren ersten Weltcupsieg.

Persönliche Bestzeiten

500 m 37,24 sek. (aufgestellt am 27. Dezember 2020 in Heerenveen)
1000 m 1:11,84 min. (aufgestellt am 15. Februar 2020 in Salt Lake City)
1500 m 1:54,31 min. (aufgestellt am 9. März 2018 in Salt Lake City)
3000 m 4:05,19 min. (aufgestellt am 10. März 2018 in Salt Lake City)

Teilnahmen an Weltmeisterschaften

Einzelstrecken-Weltmeisterschaften

2019 Inzell: 1. Platz Teamsprint, 5. Platz 1000 m, 16. Platz 500 m
2020 Salt Lake City: 1. Platz Teamsprint, 1. Platz 1000 m, 8. Platz 500 m

Sprint-Weltmeisterschaften

2019 Heerenveen: 10. Platz Sprint-Mehrkampf
2020 Hamar: 5. Platz Sprint-Mehrkampf

Jutta Leerdam [20x]



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