Women Long Jump Athletics XXII Olympic Games Moskva, Soviet Union 1980 - Thursday, 31st August - Gold Medal: Tatiana Kolpakova, Soviet Union
FinalDistanceSO1.2.3.4.5.6.
1. Tatiana KolpakovaURS Soviet Union7.06m OR96.846.816.726.876.737.06
2. Brigitte WujakGDR East Germany7.04m116.886.686.816.876.817.04
3. Tatiana SkachkoURS Soviet Union7.01m46.966.897.016.016.566.64
4. Anna WladorczykPOL Poland6.95m56.566.83XX6.886.95
5. Siegrun SieglGDR East Germany6.87m12X6.68XX6.656.87
6. Jarmila NugrinovaTCH Czechoslovakia6.83m76.796.466.386.836.716.76
7. Siegrid HeimannGDR East Germany6.71m16.716.716.656.686.686.69
8. Lidia AlfeevaURS Soviet Union6.71m3X6.716.07XXX
9. Susan HearnskawGBR Great Britain6.50m X6.426.50
10.Susan ReeveGBR Great Britain6.46m 6.206.46X
11.Barbara Wojnar-BaranPOL Poland6.33m X6.336.28
12.Lidia GushevaBUL Bulgaria6.24m 6.246.236.22
13.Jennifer InnisGUY Guyana6.10m 5.885.716.10

world Women Long Jump History

Venue: Central Lenin Stadium, Luzhniki 100,000.
19 competitors from 11 nations.
Alfeyeva again led the qualifying with 6.78, as the worst of the quali- fiers reached 6.44. Skachko led the first round with an Olympic record 6.96, and Wujak and Kolpakova also beat the old Olympic record with 6.88 and 6.84. Skachko consolidated her first round effort with the first 7m jump in Olympic history – 7.01 – and only Włodarczyk (6.88) and Kolpakova (6.87) were able to improve before the last round. Włodarczyk improved again to 6.95 with her last jump to tighten her grasp on the silver medal, but two jumps later that hold began to slide, as the 20 year-old Kolpakova – a native of Frunze, the Kirghiz capital – gave it everything and boomed out to 7.06 to become the second fur- thest jumper ever. That wasn’t quite the end, as Wujak stretched out to aGDR record of 7.04. No-one had ever jumped 7m and lost before, and here Skachko moved to number four on the all-time list yet finished only third. Former world record holder Siegl rounded out the competi- tion with her best of the day, 6.87, as four of the top five reached their best in the last round of this great competition.

Qualification - Wednesday 30.07

Group ADistance1.2.3.
1. Tatiana KolpakovaURS Soviet Union6.70m6.70
2. Susan HearnshawGBR Great Britain6.66mX6.66
3. Brigitte WujakGDR East Germany6.65m6.65
4. Jarmila NygrinovaTCH Czechoslovakia6.58m6.58
5. Siegrun SieglGDR East Germany6.53m6.53
6. Jennifer InnisGUY Guyana6.44m6.266.366.44
7. Maria PapHUN Hungary6.41m6.416.256.28
8. Maroula LambrouGRE Greece6.37mX6.37X
9. Ekaterina NedevaBUL Bulgaria5.83mXX5.83
10.Thi Hoang Nga NguyenVIE Vietnam5.35m5.305.355.23
Group BDistance1.2.3.
1. Lidia AlfeevaURS Soviet Union6.78m6.78
2. Siegrid HeimannGDR East Germany6.71m6.71
3. Anna WlodarczykPOL Poland6.58mX6.58
4. Tatia n a SkachkoURS Soviet Union6.56m6.56
5. Lidia GushevaBUL Bulgaria6.56m6.356.56
6. Susan ReeveGBR Great Britain6.48mX6.436.48
7. Barbara Wojnar-BaranPOL Poland6.44m6.406.156.44
8. Margit PappHUN Hungary6.32m6.32XX
9. Dorothy ScottJAM Jamaica5.83mX5.83X
-. Dia ToutounjiSYR SyriaDNS
-. Estella MeheuxSLE Siera LeoneDNS
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