Louise Sauvage
Competitive athletic career

Louise Sauvage

Section Title: Competitive athletic career
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Days	Year	Event	Location	Distance	Finish	Time	Record	Ref

14–25 July	1990	IPC World Championships in Athletics	Assen, Holland	100 m	First	World

1990	Stoke Mandeville World Wheelchair Games	Aylesbury, United Kingdom	100 m	First	World

1991	Stoke Mandeville World Wheelchair Games	Aylesbury, United Kingdom	100 m	First	World

1991	Stoke Mandeville World Wheelchair Games	Aylesbury, United Kingdom	200 m	Third

25-Jan	1991	Oz Day 10K Wheelchair Road Race	Sydney, Australia	10 km	First Junior Woman	Australian

1991	10th International Bloemen Marathon	Bloemen, Holland	8-day stage race	Third (team)

January	1992	VicHealth International Track Meet	Melbourne, Victoria	400 m (demo)	First

April	1992	National Wheelchair Games	Adelaide, South Australia	100 m	First	Australian

April	1992	National Wheelchair Games	Adelaide, South Australia	200 m	First	Australian

April	1992	National Wheelchair Games	Adelaide, South Australia	400 m	First	Australian

April	1992	National Wheelchair Games	Adelaide, South Australia	800 m	First	Australian

August	1992	Swiss National Championships	Zug, Switzerland	100 m	First	16.75	World

August	1992	Swiss National Championships	Zug, Switzerland	200 m	First

August	1992	Swiss National Championships	Zug, Switzerland	400 m	First

August	1992	Swiss National Championships	Zug, Switzerland	800 m	First

3–14 September	1992	Paralympic Games	Barcelona, Spain	100 m	First	17.37	Paralympic

3–14 September	1992	Paralympic Games	Barcelona, Spain	200 m	First	29.03	World

3–14 September	1992	Paralympic Games	Barcelona, Spain	400 m	First	56.71	Australian

3–14 September	1992	Paralympic Games	Barcelona, Spain	800 m	Second	01:54.9	Australian

26-Jan	1992	Oz Day 10K Wheelchair Road Race	Sydney, Australia	10 km	First Junior Woman	Australian

April	1992	Australian Marathon Championships	Adelaide, South Australia	42 km	First Open Woman	Australian

3–14 September	1992	Paralympic Games	Barcelona, Spain	42 km	6th Open Woman	Australian

23-Jan	1993	New South Wales Sugar Games	Sydney, Australia	800 m (demo)	First	02:05.8	Australian

29-Jan	1993	VicHealth International Track Meet	Melbourne, Victoria	200 m	First	30.7	Australian

29-Jan	1993	VicHealth International Track Meet	Melbourne, Victoria	1500 m	First	03:40.7	Australian

7-Feb	1993	Athletics Australia Grand Prix Meet	Perth, Western Australia	100 m	First Woman	17.2	Australian

7-Feb	1993	Athletics Australia Grand Prix Meet	Perth, Western Australia	1500 m	First Woman	03:38.7	Australian

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	100 m	First	17.23	Australian

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	200 m	First	07:12.0	Australian

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	400 m	First	55.77	Australian

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	800 m	First	01:55.3	Australian

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	1500 m	First	03:40.5

3–4 April	1993	Athletics Australia 1st National Disabled Track and Field Championships	Canberra, Australia	5000 m	First	12:56.0	Australian

25–26 June	1993	Metro Toronto International Wheelchair Challenge	Toronto, Ontario	200 m	First	16:48.0

25–26 June	1993	Metro Toronto International Wheelchair Challenge	Toronto, Ontario	400 m	First	50:24.0

25–26 June	1993	Metro Toronto International Wheelchair Challenge	Toronto, Ontario	800 m	First	01:54.4	Australian

25–26 June	1993	Metro Toronto International Wheelchair Challenge	Toronto, Ontario	1500 m	First	03:53.0

25–26 June	1993	Metro Toronto International Wheelchair Challenge	Toronto, Ontario	5000 m	First	13:20.8

20-Aug	1993	IAAF World Championships	Stuttgart, Germany	800 m (demo)	First	01:54.4	Australian

26-Jan	1993	Oz Day 10K Wheelchair Road Race	Sydney, Australia	10 km	First Open Woman	25:22.0	Australian

27-Feb	1993	Gasparilla 15k	Tampa, Florida	15 km	First Open Woman	39:46.0	Australian

7-Mar	1993	Los Angeles Marathon	Los Angeles, California	42 km	4th Open Woman	01:52.3

14-Mar	1993	Mobil 10K	Torrance, California	10 km	First Open Woman

21-Mar	1993	Round the Bays	Auckland, New Zealand	8.8 km	First Open Woman	19:05.0	Australian

19-Apr	1993	Boston Marathon	Boston, United States	42 km	Third Open Woman	01:39.3	Australian

25-Apr	1993	Toyota of Orange 10K	Orange County, California	10 km	First Open Woman	23:48.0	Australian

2-May	1993	Lilac Bloomsday 12K	Spokane, Washington	12 km	Second Open Woman	34:28.0	Australian

6-Jun	1993	Melbourne Marathon	Melbourne, Victoria	42 km	First Open Woman	02:03.6

4-Jul	1993	Peachtree 10K	Atlanta, Georgia	10 km	First Open Woman	24:12.0

10-Jul	1993	Kaiser Roll 10K	Minneapolis, Minnesota	10 km	First Open Woman	24:45.5

31 July – 7 August	1993	Blomen Marathon	Bloemen, Holland	8-day stage race	First Woman Overall

21-Nov	1993	Olympic Dream 10K	Melbourne, Victoria	10 km	First Open Woman

Sentence(s)

In 1992, Sauvage represented Australia at the Barcelona Paralympic Games, where she won gold medals in the 100m, in 200, in 400m, and won a silver in the 800m.

final_sentence: In 1992, Sauvage represented Australia at the Barcelona Paralympic Games, where she won gold medals in the 100m, in 200, in 400m, and won a silver in the 800m.