St. Lucia High jump

Levern Spencer

Also known as Levern Donaline Spencer

Born: 23 Jun 1984 · 42
Birthplace: Castries, St. Lucia
On the podium: 2000 – 2019
Olympian: 4× · Beijing, London, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo

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32 international medals

All 32 results Report missing info

Biography

Prolific high jumper from St Lucia. Four-time Olympian and national flag bearer in the opening ceremony for every participation at the Games. She is 1.79 tall.

Attended University of Georgia in the United States. Earned a degree in Health Promotion and Behavior. Coached by former Cypriot international athlete Petros Kyprianou in the college. Established life-time best in Atlanta by clearing 1.98 metres in 8th of May, 2010. She qualified for final in Rio 2016 Olympics and finished sixth with 1.93 metres. Represented St Lucia eight times at the World Champs and reached to high jump final twice. Awarded to St Lucia Medal of Merit in 2016 for achievement of Olympic final that year.

Retired after Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

By championship

Championship				Total
World U18 CH	0	0	1	1
Continental Cup	0	0	2	2
Pan American Games	2	0	1	3
CAC Games	3	0	1	4
CACAC Champs	6	0	0	6
CAC U20 CH	1	0	0	1
NACAC Athletics Champs	3	0	0	3
NACAC U23 Athletics Championships	1	1	0	2
Pan American U20 Champs	0	1	0	1
Commonwealth Games	1	0	2	3
OECS Championships	1	1	0	2
CARIFTA Games	1	2	1	4
International total	19	5	8	32

Medals 32

Year	Championship	Venue	Place	Mark	Record	Notes
2019	Pan American Games	Lima	1	1.87
2018	Continental Cup	Ostrava	3	1.93
2018	NACAC Athletics Champs	Toronto	1	1.91
2018	CAC Games	Barranquilla	1	1.90
2018	Commonwealth Games	Gold Coast	1	1.95
2016	OECS Championships	Road Town	1	1.90
2015	NACAC Athletics Champs	San Jose	1	1.91	CR
2015	Pan American Games	Toronto	1	1.94
2014	CAC Games	Veracruz	1	1.89
2014	Commonwealth Games	Glasgow	3	1.92
2014	OECS Championships	Basseterre	2	1.87
2013	CACAC Champs	Morelia ↗	1	1.95	CR
2011	CACAC Champs	Mayagüez	1	1.82
2010	Commonwealth Games	India	3	1.88
2010	Continental Cup	Split	3	1.88
2010	CAC Games	Mayagüez	1	1.94
2009	CACAC Champs	Havana	1	1.91
2008	CACAC Champs	Cali	1	1.91
2007	Pan American Games	Rio de Janeiro	3	1.87
2007	NACAC Athletics Champs	San Salvador	1	1.89
2006	CAC Games	Cartagena de Indias	3	1.88
2006	NACAC U23 Athletics Championships	Santo Domingo	1	1.81
2005	CACAC Champs	Nassau	1	1.94	CR
2004	NACAC U23 Athletics Championships	Sherbrooke	2	1.85
2003	Pan American U20 Champs	Bridgetown	2	1.83
2003	CARIFTA Games	Port of Spain	2	1.86
2002	CAC U20 CH	Bridgetown	1	1.81
2002	CARIFTA Games	Nassau	2	1.82
2001	CACAC Champs	Guatemala City ↗	1	1.80	NR=
2001	World U18 CH	Debrecen	3	1.81		Countback: 1.81 xxo
2001	CARIFTA Games	Bridgetown	1	1.79	CR=
2000	CARIFTA Games	St.George's	3	1.73 U17