Teresa Ciepły
| Teresa Ciepły | |
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| Narození | 19. října 1937 Brodnia Górna |
| Úmrtí | 8. března 2006 (ve věku 68 let) Bydhošť |
| Povolání | sprinterka a atletka |
| Ocenění | Sportovec roku Polska (1962) |
| Choť | Olgierd Ciepły |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Atletika na LOH | ||
| bronz | LOH 1960 | štafeta 4 × 100 m |
| stříbro | LOH 1964 | 80 m překážek |
| zlato | LOH 1964 | štafeta 4 × 100 m |
| Mistrovství Evropy v atletice | ||
| bronz | ME 1962 | běh na 100 m |
| zlato | ME 1962 | 80 m překážek |
| zlato | ME 1962 | štafeta 4 × 100 m |
Teresa Barbara Ciepły, rozená Teresa Wieczorek (* 19. října 1937, Brodnia Górna, Lodžské vojvodství – 8. března 2006, Bydhošť) byla polská atletka, sprinterka a překážkářka.
V roce 1962 se stala v Bělehradu mistryní Evropy v běhu na 80 metrů překážek a vybojovala bronz v běhu na 100 metrů. O dva roky později na letních olympijských hrách v Tokiu získala stříbrnou medaili (80 m př.). Společně s Irenou Kirszensteinovou, Halinou Góreckou a Ewou Kłobukowskou vybojovala zlaté olympijské medaile ve štafetě na 4 × 100 metrů v novém světovém rekordu, jehož hodnota byla 43,6 s.[1]
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Reference
- ↑ Women 4x100m Relay Olympic Games 1964. www.sports-reference.com [online]. [cit. 2011-05-10]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném z originálu.
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