Robyn Woodhouse

Australian high jumper

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Robyn Woodhouse

Personal information

Born|  (1943-07-26) 26 July 1943 (age 80)

Medal record

Women's Athletics
Representing  Australia
British Empire and Commonwealth Games
|  1962 Perth | High Jump
|  1966 Kingston | High Jump

Robyn Woodhouse (born 26 July 1943) is a former female track and field athlete from Australia, who mainly competed in the high jump event during her career. She represented her native country at the 1964 Summer Olympics,[1] and won the gold medal in high jump at the 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth, Western Australia.

She was born in New South Wales.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Robyn Woodhouse-Sillitoe". Australian Olympic Committee. Retrieved 4 June 2021.
2. ^ Memories live on at 1962 Empire Games Golden Jubilee . Perth Now (24 November 2012). Retrieved 2015-01-08.

## External links[edit]

* sports-reference

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Commonwealth Games champions in women's high jump

* 1934:  Marjorie Clark (RSA)
* 1938:  Dorothy Tyler-Odam (ENG)
* 1950:  Dorothy Tyler-Odam (ENG)
* 1954:  Thelma Hopkins (NIR)
* 1958:  Michele Brown (AUS)
* 1962:  Robyn Woodhouse (AUS)
* 1966:  Michele Brown (AUS)
* 1970:  Debbie Brill (CAN)
* 1974:  Barbara Lawton (ENG)
* 1978:  Katrina Gibbs (AUS)
* 1982:  Debbie Brill (CAN)
* 1986:  Christine Stanton (AUS)
* 1990:  Tania Murray (NZL)
* 1994:  Alison Inverarity (AUS)
* 1998:  Hestrie Cloete (RSA)
* 2002:  Hestrie Cloete (RSA)
* 2006:  Anika Smit (RSA)
* 2010:  Nicole Forrester (CAN)
* 2014:  Eleanor Patterson (AUS)
* 2018:  Levern Spencer (LCA)
* 2022:  Lamara Distin (JAM)

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Australian Athletics Championships winners in women's high jump

* 1930–1932: Rosa Winter
* 1933–1940: Doris Carter
* 1948: Carole Stewart
* 1950: Jacqueline Baumann
* 1952: Mary Grace
* 1954: Carol Bernoth
* 1956: Janice Cooper
* 1958: Michele Mason
* 1960: Helen Frith
* 1962: Carolyn Wright
* 1963: Robyn Woodhouse
* 1964: Michele Mason
* 1965: Robyn Woodhouse
* 1966: Michele Mason
* 1967: Robyn Woodhouse
* 1968–1971: Carolyn Wright
* 1972: Raylene Parke
* 1973: Carolyn Wright
* 1974–1975: Raylene Parke
* 1976–1977: Christine Annison
* 1978: Katrina Gibbs
* 1979: Vanessa Browne
* 1980–1981: Christine Stanton
* 1982: Katrina Gibbs
* 1983: Christine Stanton
* 1984: Vanessa Browne
* 1985–1987: Christine Stanton
* 1988: Vanessa Browne
* 1989–1990: Vanessa Ward
* 1991: Alison Inverarity
* 1992: Tania Murray (NZL)
* 1993–1995: Alison Inverarity
* 1996: Lea Haggett (GBR)
* 1997–2000: Alison Inverarity
* 2001: Carmen Hunter
* 2002: Petrina Price
* 2003: Miyuki Aoyama (JPN)
* 2004: Petrina Price
* 2005: Sophia Begg
* 2006–2007: Ellen Pettitt
* 2008: Catherine Drummond
* 2009: Petrina Price

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