Sharifa Davronova
Uzbek triple jumper: world U20 champion in 2022 and 2024 and Asian Games champion.
- Occupation:
- Athlete, Track and field athlete
- Born:
- September 27 2006(20 years old) ♎
- Birthplace:
- Samarkand
Biography
Sharifa Davronova is an Uzbek track and field athlete who specialises in the triple jump. She was born on 27 September 2006 in Samarkand and has been coached by Muzaffar Karimov since 2016.
She has won national championships and the Uzbekistan Cup since 2020 and has competed internationally for the national team since 2021. In 2022 she won the World U20 Championships in Cali, Colombia (14.04 m), the Islamic Solidarity Games in Konya (14.30 m) and the Asian U18 Championships in the long jump and triple jump.
In 2023 she won the Asian Indoor Championships in Astana (13.98 m) and the Asian Games in Hangzhou (14.09 m); on 7 March 2023 she was awarded the «Kelajak bunyodkori» medal. She placed 24th at the World Championships in Budapest, and the Asian Athletics Association named her Best Young Female Athlete of the Year.
In 2024 she competed at the Paris Olympics and retained her world U20 title in Lima. In 2025 she took silver at the Asian Championships in Gumi and competed at the World Championships in Tokyo. In 2026 she won the Asian Indoor Championships in Tianjin (14.05 m) and was tenth at the World Indoor Championships in Toruń; competing for the University of Oregon she won the Big Ten title, then took gold at the Asian U23 Championships (14.24 m) and defended her Asian Games title in Nagoya (14.35 m). In 2026 she received the commemorative badge «35th anniversary of the independence of Uzbekistan».
Education
- University of OregonUniversity
Life path
- 2016Began training in athletics.
- 2022World U20 champion (Cali); Islamic Solidarity Games winner (Konya).
- 2023Asian indoor champion (Astana); Asian Games champion (Hangzhou); «Kelajak bunyodkori» medal.
- 2024Competed at the Paris Olympics; world U20 champion (Lima).
- 2025Silver at the Asian Championships (Gumi); World Championships (Tokyo).
- 2026Asian indoor champion (Tianjin); Asian Games champion (Nagoya).
Achievements
- 🥇World U20 championWorld U20 Championships, Cali (2022)
- 🥇Gold medalIslamic Solidarity Games, Konya (2022)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Indoor Championships, Astana (2023)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Games, Hangzhou (2023)
- 🥇World U20 championWorld U20 Championships, Lima (2024)
- 🥈Silver medalAsian Championships, Gumi (2025)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Indoor Championships, Tianjin (2026)
- 🥇Gold medalAsian Games, Nagoya (2026)
