AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Long jump: 1994 (U18) - 1st, 1995 (U18) - 1st, 1996 (U20)
- 3rd, 2000 - 2nd, 2001 - 3rd (2nd Australian), 2002 - 1st, 2003 -
1st, 2004 - 2nd, 2006 - 1st, 2007 - 1st, 2008 - 1st
INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Olympic Games: 2000 - long jump qual round (6.55m), 2004 -
4th (6.96m); 2008 – long jump qual round (6.53m)
Goodwill Games: 2001 - long jump 2nd (6.88m)
Commonwealth Games: 2002 - long jump 6th (6.38m), 2006 -
long jump 1st (6.97m)
World Championships: 2003 - long jump 7th (6.48m), 2007 -
long jump qual round (6.46m)
World Indoor Championships: 2004 - long jump qual round
(6.51m)
World Cup: 2006 - long jump 4th (6.63m)
ANNUAL PROGRESSION:
Long jump:
1994 5.94m
1995 6.10m
1996 6.10m
2000 6.56m
2001 6.88m
2002 7.00m
2003 6.73m
2004 6.96m
2005 6.59m/6.73w
2006 6.97m
2007 6.50m/6.63w
2008 6.67m
EVENTS / PERSONAL BESTS:
100 metres: 11.77 (+0.4) - Brisbane, 21/03/03
Long jump: 7.00m (+1.8m) - Melbourne,
7/03/02
RECORD(S):
Oceania/Commonwealth/National record - long jump:
7.00m (+1.8m) - Melbourne, 7/03/02
Oceania/Commonwealth/National record - long jump:
6.88m (+2.0) - Brisbane, 07/09/01
Bronwyn is a physiotherapist by trade and
started athletics at the age of 10. She likes to combine work
(which is mainly with young children) and training. Bronwyn was
elected Chair of the Athletics Australia’s Athletes’ Commission and
as a member of the board of Directors of Athletics Australia in
March 2007.
Prior to the Sydney Olympics, Bronwyn discovered she had a tumour
in her take-off foot. Immediately after the Olympics, the tumour -
which was the size of a ball - had wrapped itself around the sheath
of tendons. It was subsequently removed and found to be
benign.
When Bronwyn takes to the runway for the long jump her run up is
20-strides (41m).
Her wedding, following the Melbourne Commonwealth Games and just
prior to travelling overseas for six months on the European
circuit, was the talk of Brisbane. She had her hen’s night during
the Games closing ceremony.
She was named Telstra Female Athlete of the Year in June 2006 and
has been ranked as high as No. 2 on world lists.