Ľudmila Melicherová

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Ľudmila Melicherová (born June 6, 1964 in Fiľakovo ) is a former Slovak long-distance runner .

Life

In 1984 she won the Dębno marathon . The following year, starting for Czechoslovakia , she was sixth in the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Piraeus over 3000 m and seventh in the IAAF World Cup marathon . At the European Athletics Championships in 1986 in Stuttgart, she came in 17th place over 10,000 m .

In 1988 she was fifth in the Nagoya Marathon , won the 25 km from Berlin and finished 45th in the marathon of the Olympic Games in Seoul . In the following season she won the Paderborn Easter run over 25 km. In 1990 she finished ninth in the Osaka Women's Marathon and won the Vienna Spring Marathon , in 1991 she was third in Nagoya and defended her title in Vienna.

In 1994 she became the overall winner of the Košice Marathon, Slovakian champion. She defended this title the following year as the winner of the Danube Marathon . At the World Half Marathon Championships in 1997 in Košice she came in 51st place.

She was Czechoslovakian champion twice in the 3000 m (1984, 1985) and the 10,000 m (1984, 1986), in 1985 she also won the national title over 3000 m in the hall. She was Slovak cross-country champion three times (2000, 2004, 2007), twice in marathon (1994, 1995) and once each over 5000 m (1996), 10,000 m (1997) and in half marathon (1996). In 2002 she became national indoor champion over 3000 m.

Personal bests

  • 3000 m: 9: 04.04 min, August 9, 1986, Prague
    • Hall: 9: 19.17 min, March 3, 1985, Piraeus
  • 5000 m: 16: 01.43 min, September 4th 1984, Paris
  • 10,000 m: 32: 47.24 min, August 30, 1986, Stuttgart (Slovak record)
  • Half marathon: 1:14:45 h, October 4, 1997, Košice
  • 25 km road race : 1:27:00 h, May 8, 1988, Berlin (Slovak record)
  • Marathon: 2:33:19 h, April 22, 1990, Vienna (Slovak record)

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Footnotes

  1. gbrathletics: Czechoslovakian Championships
  2. gbrathletics: Czechoslovakian Indoor Championships
  3. ^ Gbrathletics: Slovakian Championships
  4. gbrathletics: Slovakian Indoor Championships