Jacqueline Hautenauve

Belgian heptathlete

Jacqueline Hautenauve (born 11 July 1962) is a former Belgian heptathlete.

Born in Mons, Belgium, Jacqueline competed for her country at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, where she finished twentieth in the heptathlon.

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* Jacqueline Hautenauve at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)
* Jacqueline Hautenauve at World Athletics
* Jacqueline Hautenauve at Olympedia

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Golden Spike Award

Men's winners|

* 1954: Lucien De Muynck
* 1955: Walter Herssens
* 1956: Roger Moens
* 1957: Henri Haest
* 1958: Roger Verheuen
* 1959: Edouard Szostak
* 1960: Gaston Roelants
* 1961: Georges Salmon
* 1962: Aureel Vandendriessche
* 1963: Paul Coppejans
* 1964: Eugene Allonsius
* 1965: Leo Mariën
* 1966: André Dehertoghe
* 1967: Roger Lespagnard
* 1968: Willy Polleunis
* 1969: Philippe Housiaux
* 1970: Miel Puttemans
* 1971: Freddy Herbrand
* 1972: Karel Lismont
* 1973: Régis Ghesquière
* 1974: Marc Smet
* 1975: Bruno Brokken
* 1976: Ivo Van Damme
* 1977: Patrick Desruelles & Elie Van Vlierberghe
* 1978: Fons Brydenbach
* 1979: Ronald Desruelles
* 1980: Leon Schots
* 1981: Eddy Annys
* 1982: Alex Hagelsteens
* 1983: Jean-Marc Jacques & Jan Van Hocht
* 1984: William Van Dijck
* 1985: Marc Borra
* 1986: Vincent Rousseau
* 1987: Didier Falise
* 1988: William Van Dijck
* 1989: Godfried Dejonckheere
* 1990: Patrick Stevens
* 1991: Godfried Dejonckheere
* 1992: William Van Dijck
* 1993–94: Vincent Rousseau
* 1995–96: Patrick Stevens
* 1997: Mohammed Mourhit
* 1998: Jonathan Nsenga
* 1999–2001: Mohammed Mourhit
* 2002–03: Cédric Van Branteghem
* 2004: Joeri Jansen
* 2005: François Gourmet
* 2006: Kristof Beyens
* 2007: Hans Van Alphen
* 2008: Kevin Borlée
* 2009: Jonathan Borlée
* 2010–11: Kevin Borlée
* 2012: Hans Van Alphen
* 2013: Jonathan Borlée
* 2014: Thomas Van der Plaetsen
* 2015: Philip Milanov
* 2016: Thomas Van der Plaetsen
* 2017: Philip Milanov
* 2018: Koen Naert
* 2019: Bashir Abdi
* 2020: not awarded
* 2021-24: Bashir Abdi

Women's winners|

* 1974: Sonja Castelein
* 1975: Hilde Van Dyck
* 1976: Bernadette Van Roy
* 1977: Anne-Marie Pira
* 1978: Lea Alaerts
* 1979: Chris Soetewey
* 1980: Magda Ilands
* 1981: Françoise Van Poelvoorde
* 1982: Anne Michel
* 1983: Chris Van Landschoot
* 1984: Marie-Christine Deurbroeck
* 1985: Jacqueline Hautenauve
* 1986: Lieve Slegers
* 1987: Hilde Vervaet
* 1988: Sylvia Dethier
* 1989: Véronique Collard
* 1990: Lieve Slegers
* 1991: Sylvia Dethier
* 1992: Lieve Slegers
* 1993: Sabrina De Leeuw
* 1994–95: Lieve Slegers
* 1996: Ann Mercken
* 1997–99: Marleen Renders
* 2000: Veerle Dejaeghere
* 2001–05: Kim Gevaert
* 2006: Tia Hellebaut
* 2007: Kim Gevaert
* 2008: Tia Hellebaut
* 2009: Eline Berings
* 2010: Svetlana Bolshakova
* 2011: Élodie Ouédraogo
* 2012: Tia Hellebaut
* 2013–19: Nafissatou Thiam
* 2020: not awarded
* 2021-22: Nafissatou Thiam
* 2023: Cynthia Bolingo
* 2024: Nafissatou Thiam

Men's talent winners|

* 1988: Patrick Stevens
* 1989: Gino Van Geyte
* 1990: Stefaan Allemeersch
* 1991: Yassin Guellet
* 1992: Benjamin Leroy
* 1993: Nathan Kahan
* 1994: Erik Nys
* 1995: Sven Pieters
* 1996: Kjell Provost
* 1997: Ben Quintelier
* 1998: Johan Kloek
* 1999: Thibaut Duval & Hans Janssens
* 2000: Matthieu Van Diest
* 2001: Kevin Rans
* 2002: Michael Velter
* 2003: Xavier De Baerdemaeker
* 2004: Pieter Desmet
* 2005: Frédéric Xhonneux
* 2006: Jonathan Borlée
* 2007: Adrien Deghelt
* 2008: Kevin Borlée
* 2009: Jeroen D'hoedt & Thomas Van der Plaetsen
* 2010: Julien Watrin
* 2011: Stef Vanhaeren
* 2012: Dario De Borger
* 2013: Pieter-Jan Hannes
* 2014: Mathias Broothaerts
* 2015: Isaac Kimeli
* 2016: Ben Broeders
* 2017: Simon Debognies
* 2018: Jonathan Sacoor
* 2019: Thomas Carmoy
* 2020: not awarded
* 2021: Jente Hauttekeete
* 2022: Mimoun Abdoul Wahab
* 2023: Clément Labar
* 2024: Elie Bacari

Women's talent winners|

* 1988: Ann Maenhout
* 1989: Anneke Matthijs
* 1990: Sandrine Hennart
* 1991: Anja Smolders
* 1992: Sabrina De Leeuw
* 1993: Kathleen Van Hove
* 1994: Annelies Demeester
* 1995: Kim Gevaert
* 1996: Cindy Stas
* 1997: Ludivine Michel
* 1998: Catherine Lallemand
* 1999: Veerle Dejaeghere
* 2000: Mieke Geens
* 2001: Sigrid Vanden Bempt
* 2002: Elfje Willemsen
* 2003: Olivia Borlée
* 2004: Lien Huyghebaert
* 2005: Eline Berings
* 2006: Annelies Peetroons
* 2007: Anne Zagré
* 2008: Hannelore Desmet
* 2009: Lindsey De Grande
* 2010: Hanne Van Hessche
* 2011: Marjolein Lindemans
* 2012: Nafissatou Thiam
* 2013: Justien Grillet
* 2014: Chloé Beaucarne
* 2015: Louise Carton
* 2016: Renée Eykens
* 2017: Hanne Maudens
* 2018: Elise Vanderelst
* 2019: Paulien Couckuyt
* 2020: not awarded
* 2021: Rani Rosius
* 2022: Helena Ponette
* 2023: Delphine Nkansa
* 2024: Merel Maes

G-athlete winners|

* 2021: Peter Genyn
* 2022-23: Roger Habsch
* 2024: Maxime Carabin

G-promotors|

* 2021: Marieke Vervoort
* 2022: Mieke Van Thuyne

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