Annette Rogers
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Annette Rogers-Kelly (ur. 22 października 1913 w Chelsea, Massachusetts, zm. 8 listopada 2006 w Des Plaines, Illinois) – lekkoatletka amerykańska, biegaczka i skoczkini wzwyż, dwukrotna mistrzyni olimpijska w biegach sztafetowych.
Lekkoatletykę uprawiała w czasie nauki w szkole średniej Senn High School oraz studiów na Northwestern University (1933-1935). Zdobyła złoty medal na igrzyskach olimpijskich w Los Angeles 1932 w składzie sztafety 4 × 100 m (razem z Mary Carew, Evelyn Furtsch i Wilhelminą von Bremen. Osiągnięcie to powtórzyła cztery lata później w Berlinie, tym razem towarzysząc Harriet Bland, Betty Robinson i Helen Stephens. W Berlinie wystąpiła także w skoku wzwyż, zajmując 6. miejsce. Była kilkakrotnie halową mistrzynią USA – w 1933 i 1936 wygrywała skok wzwyż i bieg na 200 m.
W latach 1935-1965 pracowała w Lake View High School jako nauczycielka wychowania fizycznego. Została m.in. uhonorowana miejscem w Hall of Fame sportu chicagowskiego, a w 1996 była gościem honorowym igrzysk olimpijskich w Atlancie.
Mistrzynie Stanów Zjednoczonych w biegu na 100 metrów
| 1923–1979 Amateur Athletic Union |
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| 1980–1992 The Athletics Congress | |
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- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j Oznacza lata, w których mistrzostwa były również eliminacjami do igrzysk olimpijskich, w innych latach były to odrębne imprezy
- ↑ Nie rozegrano
- ↑ a b c d e Najlepsza Amerykanka w biegu finałowym, w mistrzostwach AAU występowały też zawodniczki z innych krajów
- ↑ Zawody przeniesiono na kolejny rok z powodu pandemii COVID-19
Mistrzynie Stanów Zjednoczonych w skoku wzwyż
| 1923–1979 Amateur Athletic Union |
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| 1980–1992 The Athletics Congress | |
| od 1993 Mistrzostwa USA |
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- ↑ a b Nie rozegrano
- ↑ a b c W zawodach brały też udział zawodniczki z innych krajów, mistrzostwa miały charakter otwarty
- ↑ a b c d e f g h Oznacza lata, w których mistrzostwa były również eliminacjami do igrzysk olimpijskich, w innych latach były to odrębne imprezy
- ↑ Zawody przeniesiono na kolejny rok z powodu pandemii COVID-19
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1936 Press Photo Annette Rogers wins best in High Jump at Women's Meet
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