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Svetlana Radzivil

High jumper from Uzbekistan: three-time Asian Games champion (2010, 2014, 2018), four-time Olympian and 2006 World Junior champion.

Biography

Svetlana Mikhaylovna Radzivil was born on 17 January 1987 in Tashkent. A high jumper, 1.86 m tall, she competed at major events from her teens: in 2006 she won the World Junior Championships (1.91 m) and the Asian Junior Championships.

As a senior she became one of Asia's most consistent jumpers: Asian Games champion in 2010 (Guangzhou, 1.95 m), 2014 (1.94 m) and 2018 (1.96 m), and silver medallist in 2022. She won the 2015 Asian Championships, took bronze in 2009, 2019 and 2023 and silver in 2011 and 2013, and won the Asian Indoor Championships in 2014 and 2016. In 2021 she took silver at the Islamic Solidarity Games.

She competed at four Olympic Games: 18th in qualification in 2008 (1.89 m), 7th in the final in London in 2012 (1.97 m, her personal best, matched in Mersin in 2021), 13th in 2016 and 20th in qualification in 2021. At the World Championships she placed 7th (2011), 9th (2015) and 12th (2019).

On 22 December 2019 she was elected to the Tashkent City Council of People's Deputies. She appeared on an Uzbekistan postage stamp in 2011, and sources list her among recipients of Uzbekistan's Order of Friendship.

Life path

  1. 2006
    World Junior champion

    Cleared 1.91 m.

  2. 2008
    First Olympic Games

    18th in qualification in Beijing.

  3. 2010
    Asian Games champion

    Guangzhou, 1.95 m.

  4. 2012
    Olympic final in London

    7th place, 1.97 m — personal best.

  5. 2014
    Asian Games champion

    Incheon, 1.94 m; also Asian Indoor Championships gold.

  6. 2015
    Asian champion

    9th at the World Championships.

  7. 2016
    Rio Olympics

    13th place; Asian Indoor champion.

  8. 2018
    Asian Games champion

    Jakarta, 1.96 m.

  9. 2019
    Tashkent city council deputy

    Elected on 22 December.

  10. 2021
    Tokyo Olympics

    20th in qualification; silver at the Islamic Solidarity Games.

  11. 2022
    Asian Games silver

    1.86 m.

Achievements

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    Winner
    World Junior Championships (2006)
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    Winner
    Asian Games (2010)
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    Winner
    Asian Games (2014)
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    Winner
    Asian Games (2018)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Games (2022)
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    Winner
    Asian Championships (2015)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Championships (2011)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Championships (2013)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Asian Championships (2009)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Asian Championships (2019)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Asian Championships (2023)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Indoor Championships (2014)
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    Winner
    Asian Indoor Championships (2016)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Islamic Solidarity Games (2021)
  • 7
    7th place
    Olympic Games (2012)
  • 7
    7th place
    World Championships (2011)
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