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Polish shot putter
Krystyna Zabawska
Shot Put
Club Jagiellonia Białystok (1989–1994) Podlasie Białystok (1995–2010)
Krystyna Danilczyk-Zabawska (born 14 January 1968) is a former Polish shot putter .
She was born as Krystyna Danilczyk in
Lipsk nad Biebrzą. She lives in
Białystok . Her husband and former coach is Przemysław Zabawski, also a former shot putter. Their daughter
Daria Zabawska , born 1995, competes in the discus throw.
[citation needed ]
Her personal best throw is 19.42 metres, achieved in July 1992 in Lyon .[citation needed ]
Achievements
Year
Competition
Venue
Position
Notes
Representing Poland
1991
World Indoor Championships
Seville, Spain
11th
16.04 m
World Championships
Tokyo, Japan
12th
17.59 m
1992
Olympic Games
Barcelona, Spain
10th
18.29 m
1993
World Championships
Stuttgart, Germany
13th (q)
18.62 m
1994
European Indoor Championships
Paris, France
6th
18.57 m
European Championships
Helsinki, Finland
9th
17.50 m
1997
World Indoor Championships
Paris, France
9th
18.18 m
World Championships
Athens, Greece
8th
17.83 m
1998
European Indoor Championships
Valencia, Spain
4th
18.81 m
European Championships
Budapest, Hungary
11th
17.69 m
1999
World Indoor Championships
2nd
19.00 m
World Championships
Seville, Spain
8th
18.12 m
2000
European Indoor Championships
Ghent, Belgium
5th
18.88 m
Olympic Games
Sydney, Australia
5th
19.18 m
2001
World Indoor Championships
Lisbon, Portugal
8th
18.12 m
World Championships
Edmonton, Canada
10th
18.50 m
Goodwill Games
Brisbane, Australia
3rd
18.23 m
2002
European Championships
Munich, Germany
7th
18.63 m
2003
World Championships
Paris, France
6th
18.62 m
World Athletics Final
Szombathely , Hungary
8th
17.85 m
2004
World Indoor Championships
Budapest, Hungary
4th
19.00 m
Olympic Games
Olympia , Greece
5th
18.64 m
World Athletics Final
Monte Carlo , Monaco
2nd
18.27 m
2005
European Indoor Championships
Madrid, Spain
2nd
18.96 m
2006
World Indoor Championships
Moscow, Russia
10th (q)
17.53 m
European Championships
Gothenburg, Sweden
8th
17.99 m
World Cup
Athens, Greece
7th
17.74 m
2008
Olympic Games
Beijing, China
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