Bouna Diop’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Senegalese athletics competitor
Is Athlete
From Senegal
Type Sports
Gender male
Birth

12 June 1976

Age 44 years
Star sign Gemini

Bouna Diop (ur. 12 czerwca 1976) – senegalski lekkoatleta, który specjalizował się w rzucie oszczepem.

W 1994 startował w pierwszych w historii mistrzostwach Afryki juniorów, zajmując 4. miejsca w konkursach rzutu oszczepem oraz pchnięcia kulą. Uczestnik mistrzostw świata w roku 1997 – z wynikiem 69,66 nie udało mu się awansować do finału, w tym samym roku zdobył złoty medal igrzysk frankofońskich. W 1998 zdobył brązowy medal mistrzostw Afryki. Mistrz Senegalu z 1996 roku. Rekord życiowy: 79,30 (6 lipca 1997, Fort-de-France), wynik ten dał mu złoty medal mistrzostw Francji. Jest to aktualny rekord Senegalu.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

  • Bouna Diop w bazie IAAF (ang.) [dostęp 15 maja 2012].
  • Profil zawodnika w bazie tilastopaja.org (ang.) [dostęp 15 maja 2012].
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