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Erika Kinsey won Lunda Jump
Olympic hopeful Mrs. Kinsey won Lunda Jump
Olympic hopeful Mrs. Kinsey won Lunda Jump
June 4, 2016 17:56
Richard Åkesson
She was the only one to take 1.87 in the strong field.
- The feeling was good but not really the result, she thought.
Kinsey came just a few days ago from the United States for European competitions. The closest will be the GP competitions in Oslo and Stockholm. She has already taken the European Championship qualifying limit of 1.90 this year and is also formally qualified for the Olympics. But still do not coach Karin Tower Klint made some competitions.
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Mentally strengthened by the stake at the World Cup takes high jumper Erika Kinsey now view the summer's European Championships and the Olympics. Then she leaves the United States for Nälden."I travel a lot and competitions, so nice to come home to Mom and Dad in between."
Read also: Kinsey hidden patch showed that she surpassed season goals by a wide margin
Erika Kinsey looking forward to this summer's competitions, European Championships and Olympic Games as the major targets.
Jessica Gow / TT
Autumn and winter effort was a roller coaster for Erika Kinsey era of both illness and injury . But the ultimate goal, the World Championships in Portland, Oregon, was in many ways a real treat.
Despite the least bad conditions took Erika Kinsey 1.93 meters, the new personal indoor record, and finished eighth .
- I'm very happy with the World Cup. It became the only two races before and it was almost the only thing I could jump on all winter, and on the other that did not fit the shoulder at all, says Erika Kinsey, who now find extra mental strength from the insert.
- After all the hassles and that it felt so good, so it was so nice that it could go well in any case, and that I could do the Persians. It is good to think back on, that not everything needs to be perfect, but it's just to go in and jump, Erika says Kinsey.
Despite diseases, injuries and problems with the shoulder that bothered charging Erika Kinsey made a really strong race and came eighth in the high jump during the World Indoor Championships in Athletics in Portland, Oregon, United States. She passed the new Olympic qualifiers limit of 1.93 meters, which was also a new personal best indoors.
Jessica Gow / TT
Further positive news to be lifting came a few weeks ago. After six or seven months of waiting, she got when her long-awaited "green card" in the United States.
- It's really nice. Now I can even take a job on the side here if I would like it, leave the country again , and take the license, even here in the US, says Erika Kinsey, who in winter moved with her husband and coach Daniel Kinsey Cleveland, Ohio.
For summer bet so she turns back to Sweden and Nälden again. Exactly when is a little unclear yet.
- I had intended to do two races before I go home, but we'll see how it goes. For the Diamond League in Eugene in late May, I stand on the waiting list, so I do not expect to jump there, says Erika Kinsey.
The first race will now perhaps on the way home instead. Tourism is scheduled to Oslo in early June with the hope that the jump in the Bislett games where 9 June.
Bauhaus Awards in Stockholm on June 16, also part of the Diamond League, is completed . But then the schedule depends on how it goes.
Erika Kinsey hope in place both at the European Championships in Amsterdam and Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in the summer.
Competition in Sweden in the women is fierce with the World Cup-fifth Sofie Skoog and comeback spirit Emma Green and Ebba Jungmark as tough opponents in the fight for tickets to the major objectives - the European Championships in Amsterdam, Netherlands, in July and the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil , in August.
- It is difficult to have any planning. EM, I would really love to do, but Sweden has only three points and qualification for 1.90, we can be more capable. For OS've also SOK their demands. It depends on the shape, but can of course be that it must not be at the European Championships, but comes to the Olympics, or vice versa, says Erika Kinsey.
Read also: Kajsa Bergqvist Erika Kinsey: "It's like a fairy tale"
Between races, the 28-year-old stopover at home with mom and dad, Asa and Thomas Wiklund, in Nälden. A peaceful and comfortable base for Erika Kinsey, who has a very different security in their efforts now then even SOK, the Swedish Olympic Committee, took her in their support programs .
- Really nice! I too have had great support from the club, Trångsviken IF, and together do it now that I can focus entirely on the high jump. Go and get a massage, have a mental coach, and attend a camp, which is now four weeks in Florida, I had not been able to otherwise, Erika says Kinsey.
Unlike the start of last season so the focus is now entirely on the high jump, in terms of competition. There will be no long jump or triple jump.
- There is not time. But in practice I run sometimes a bit length, where I jump with the other foot. It is good for both the body and head with something else, says Erika Kinsey, the former hockey player in the winter also broken off some skates and more.
But now the focus is on high altitudes to reach anywhere until Rio.
- It was nice to take the Olympic qualifiers border again at the World Cup, so I've taken it this year and shown that I is stable at that level. But hope to have it even in one of the competition and be happy at the beginning, says Erika Kinsey, who is set to complete:
- It'll be a fun summer!
Kinsey pursues Olympic dreams at World competition By MARQUIS JONES Reporter (WARRENSBURG, Mo., digitalBURG) — Central Missouri track and field athletes have had a memorable 2015. With the Jennies winning both indoor and outdoor championships earlier this year, former Jennie track and field athlete Erika Kinsey had the opportunity of a lifetime to compete in Beijing for the IAAF World Championships of track and field. After capturing both the indoor and outdoor NCAA National Championships in the high jump in 2015 and helping the Jennies to their first ever track and field championships, Kinsey competed for Sweden, her native country, for a chance to make Worlds. “I was so tired from the season here (at UCM),” Kinsey said “So I just wanted to go home, rest and get ready for next season. But then I got the chance to compete for the Swedish team and was really exciting to do that and it went unbelievably (well).” Unbelievable is right. In June, she jumped a personalbest 1.97m (6’ 5.5”) at the European Athletics Team Championships. That mark helped Kinsey qualify for the World Championships. “After that jump, I couldn’t believe it because it was unreal,” Kinsey said. “It was like a whole new world, getting invites to Diamond League and I was thinking if I should come back to school. That was my plan before I left for the summer, but I didn’t want to miss the opportunity to do Diamond League.” Choosing track first, Kinsey traveled the world, going to places like Sweden, Germany, Brazil, Japan and China. Even though Kinsey had been inseason for nine months so far, she stayed positive and remembered her dream to one day compete in the Olympics. Before Worlds, Kinsey wanted to be home more than ever to just sit and relax with friends and family who she had not seen in over year. “I was really happy to see family and friends,” Kinsey said. “But at the same time when you like Warrensburg and everything here, I was just stressed and needed to go back to Sweden. When I was home, I missed the team and training with everyone back in Warrensburg.” Kinsey wasn’t the only UCM track athlete competing this summer. Senior thrower Heavin Warner and multi event athlete Kurtis Brondyke, assistant coach, both competed in the USA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon. “It’s amazing that we have such world class athletes competing on the same team,” Warner said. “It’s inspiring and great to see that even though this is a small town,” Kinsey said. “It has great people and great athletes. It’s great to see people to strive for their dreams and actually get there.” Finishing her training in Japan, Kinsey entered the World Championships ranked in the top 10. The IAAF World Championship was hosted in Beijing, China Aug. 2230. Kinsey competed in the women’s high jump qualification Aug. 27 to earn a spot for the finals. Competing for her native country, Sweden, Kinsey cleared her best mark of 1.89m (62.25) on her first attempt, but she did not qualify for the final round after missing a mark of 1.92m (6.3). If Kinsey cleared that mark, she would have tied for first in her heat and qualified for finals. “I didn’t do as good as I hoped for and wanted, but it’s been a nine month season,” Kinsey said. “Itried to train but my body didn’t answer, I tried to rest, but my body didn’t answer, so I was hoping for the best. Even though I didn’t do as good, I’m really happy with the whole season. In the U.S., with the two national champions, and to go back to Sweden and finally compete for them and take my old PR, it was fun.” Kinsey finished No. 13 in the world rankings. Eager to get back home, Kinsey wants to relax and spend some time with her husband, UCM track and field graduate assistant coach, Daniel Kinsey. She also looks forward to having fun on weekends and skating, which she loves. Head coach Kip Janvrin said he is proud of athletes competing beyond NCAA competitions. “Anytime an athlete competes beyond the NCAA championships, that’s a great sign because that means they’re a phenomenal athlete,” Janvrin said. “Erika is there, she competed in the world championships, and the things she accomplished this year were way above and beyond Division II.” Perusing her dream of competing for her Sweden in the 2016 Olympic games in Rio, Brazil, Kinsey has already qualified in the high jump. “I already qualified for the standards in the indoor worlds and Olympics, that has made me happy and not stressed,” Kinsey said. Janvrin said it is great to see Kinsey qualify. “She has the Olympic A standard,” said Janvirn. “If, in her case, she is jumping well and improving her fitness, she will compete for Sweden in the Olympics games, which is awesome.” Not forgetting the start of her season back in Warrensburg, Kinsey returned on Sept. 20 and was welcomed by old and new teammates as she watched both the Mules and Jennies track teams take home the annual athletics karaoke trophies. “It feels good to be back here,” Kinsey said. “Right now I’m not training. In a few weeks I will be back and joining the team for workouts to start my training. Being around the team will be great because I need someone to train with.”
Richard Åkesson
She was the only one to take 1.87 in the strong field.
- The feeling was good but not really the result, she thought.
Kinsey came just a few days ago from the United States for European competitions. The closest will be the GP competitions in Oslo and Stockholm. She has already taken the European Championship qualifying limit of 1.90 this year and is also formally qualified for the Olympics. But still do not coach Karin Tower Klint made some competitions.
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Nälden becomes Erika Kinsey base in the bet against the Olympics: "It will be a fun summer"
Mentally strengthened by the stake at the World Cup takes high jumper Erika Kinsey now view the summer's European Championships and the Olympics. Then she leaves the United States for Nälden."I travel a lot and competitions, so nice to come home to Mom and Dad in between."
Read also: Kinsey hidden patch showed that she surpassed season goals by a wide margin
Erika Kinsey looking forward to this summer's competitions, European Championships and Olympic Games as the major targets.
Jessica Gow / TT
Autumn and winter effort was a roller coaster for Erika Kinsey era of both illness and injury . But the ultimate goal, the World Championships in Portland, Oregon, was in many ways a real treat.
Despite the least bad conditions took Erika Kinsey 1.93 meters, the new personal indoor record, and finished eighth .
- I'm very happy with the World Cup. It became the only two races before and it was almost the only thing I could jump on all winter, and on the other that did not fit the shoulder at all, says Erika Kinsey, who now find extra mental strength from the insert.
- After all the hassles and that it felt so good, so it was so nice that it could go well in any case, and that I could do the Persians. It is good to think back on, that not everything needs to be perfect, but it's just to go in and jump, Erika says Kinsey.
Despite diseases, injuries and problems with the shoulder that bothered charging Erika Kinsey made a really strong race and came eighth in the high jump during the World Indoor Championships in Athletics in Portland, Oregon, United States. She passed the new Olympic qualifiers limit of 1.93 meters, which was also a new personal best indoors.
Jessica Gow / TT
Further positive news to be lifting came a few weeks ago. After six or seven months of waiting, she got when her long-awaited "green card" in the United States.
- It's really nice. Now I can even take a job on the side here if I would like it, leave the country again , and take the license, even here in the US, says Erika Kinsey, who in winter moved with her husband and coach Daniel Kinsey Cleveland, Ohio.
For summer bet so she turns back to Sweden and Nälden again. Exactly when is a little unclear yet.
- I had intended to do two races before I go home, but we'll see how it goes. For the Diamond League in Eugene in late May, I stand on the waiting list, so I do not expect to jump there, says Erika Kinsey.
The first race will now perhaps on the way home instead. Tourism is scheduled to Oslo in early June with the hope that the jump in the Bislett games where 9 June.
Bauhaus Awards in Stockholm on June 16, also part of the Diamond League, is completed . But then the schedule depends on how it goes.
Erika Kinsey hope in place both at the European Championships in Amsterdam and Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in the summer.
Competition in Sweden in the women is fierce with the World Cup-fifth Sofie Skoog and comeback spirit Emma Green and Ebba Jungmark as tough opponents in the fight for tickets to the major objectives - the European Championships in Amsterdam, Netherlands, in July and the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil , in August.
- It is difficult to have any planning. EM, I would really love to do, but Sweden has only three points and qualification for 1.90, we can be more capable. For OS've also SOK their demands. It depends on the shape, but can of course be that it must not be at the European Championships, but comes to the Olympics, or vice versa, says Erika Kinsey.
Read also: Kajsa Bergqvist Erika Kinsey: "It's like a fairy tale"
Between races, the 28-year-old stopover at home with mom and dad, Asa and Thomas Wiklund, in Nälden. A peaceful and comfortable base for Erika Kinsey, who has a very different security in their efforts now then even SOK, the Swedish Olympic Committee, took her in their support programs .
- Really nice! I too have had great support from the club, Trångsviken IF, and together do it now that I can focus entirely on the high jump. Go and get a massage, have a mental coach, and attend a camp, which is now four weeks in Florida, I had not been able to otherwise, Erika says Kinsey.
Unlike the start of last season so the focus is now entirely on the high jump, in terms of competition. There will be no long jump or triple jump.
- There is not time. But in practice I run sometimes a bit length, where I jump with the other foot. It is good for both the body and head with something else, says Erika Kinsey, the former hockey player in the winter also broken off some skates and more.
But now the focus is on high altitudes to reach anywhere until Rio.
- It was nice to take the Olympic qualifiers border again at the World Cup, so I've taken it this year and shown that I is stable at that level. But hope to have it even in one of the competition and be happy at the beginning, says Erika Kinsey, who is set to complete:
- It'll be a fun summer!
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Erika Kinsey finished eighth in the high jump final during the indoor world championships in the United States. March 20, 2016.
Erika Kinsey rev ut sig på 1.96 i höjdhoppsfinalen i VM - men klarade OS-kvalgränsen
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Kinsey pursues Olympic dreams at World competition By MARQUIS JONES Reporter (WARRENSBURG, Mo., digitalBURG) — Central Missouri track and field athletes have had a memorable 2015. With the Jennies winning both indoor and outdoor championships earlier this year, former Jennie track and field athlete Erika Kinsey had the opportunity of a lifetime to compete in Beijing for the IAAF World Championships of track and field. After capturing both the indoor and outdoor NCAA National Championships in the high jump in 2015 and helping the Jennies to their first ever track and field championships, Kinsey competed for Sweden, her native country, for a chance to make Worlds. “I was so tired from the season here (at UCM),” Kinsey said “So I just wanted to go home, rest and get ready for next season. But then I got the chance to compete for the Swedish team and was really exciting to do that and it went unbelievably (well).” Unbelievable is right. In June, she jumped a personalbest 1.97m (6’ 5.5”) at the European Athletics Team Championships. That mark helped Kinsey qualify for the World Championships. “After that jump, I couldn’t believe it because it was unreal,” Kinsey said. “It was like a whole new world, getting invites to Diamond League and I was thinking if I should come back to school. That was my plan before I left for the summer, but I didn’t want to miss the opportunity to do Diamond League.” Choosing track first, Kinsey traveled the world, going to places like Sweden, Germany, Brazil, Japan and China. Even though Kinsey had been inseason for nine months so far, she stayed positive and remembered her dream to one day compete in the Olympics. Before Worlds, Kinsey wanted to be home more than ever to just sit and relax with friends and family who she had not seen in over year. “I was really happy to see family and friends,” Kinsey said. “But at the same time when you like Warrensburg and everything here, I was just stressed and needed to go back to Sweden. When I was home, I missed the team and training with everyone back in Warrensburg.” Kinsey wasn’t the only UCM track athlete competing this summer. Senior thrower Heavin Warner and multi event athlete Kurtis Brondyke, assistant coach, both competed in the USA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon. “It’s amazing that we have such world class athletes competing on the same team,” Warner said. “It’s inspiring and great to see that even though this is a small town,” Kinsey said. “It has great people and great athletes. It’s great to see people to strive for their dreams and actually get there.” Finishing her training in Japan, Kinsey entered the World Championships ranked in the top 10. The IAAF World Championship was hosted in Beijing, China Aug. 2230. Kinsey competed in the women’s high jump qualification Aug. 27 to earn a spot for the finals. Competing for her native country, Sweden, Kinsey cleared her best mark of 1.89m (62.25) on her first attempt, but she did not qualify for the final round after missing a mark of 1.92m (6.3). If Kinsey cleared that mark, she would have tied for first in her heat and qualified for finals. “I didn’t do as good as I hoped for and wanted, but it’s been a nine month season,” Kinsey said. “Itried to train but my body didn’t answer, I tried to rest, but my body didn’t answer, so I was hoping for the best. Even though I didn’t do as good, I’m really happy with the whole season. In the U.S., with the two national champions, and to go back to Sweden and finally compete for them and take my old PR, it was fun.” Kinsey finished No. 13 in the world rankings. Eager to get back home, Kinsey wants to relax and spend some time with her husband, UCM track and field graduate assistant coach, Daniel Kinsey. She also looks forward to having fun on weekends and skating, which she loves. Head coach Kip Janvrin said he is proud of athletes competing beyond NCAA competitions. “Anytime an athlete competes beyond the NCAA championships, that’s a great sign because that means they’re a phenomenal athlete,” Janvrin said. “Erika is there, she competed in the world championships, and the things she accomplished this year were way above and beyond Division II.” Perusing her dream of competing for her Sweden in the 2016 Olympic games in Rio, Brazil, Kinsey has already qualified in the high jump. “I already qualified for the standards in the indoor worlds and Olympics, that has made me happy and not stressed,” Kinsey said. Janvrin said it is great to see Kinsey qualify. “She has the Olympic A standard,” said Janvirn. “If, in her case, she is jumping well and improving her fitness, she will compete for Sweden in the Olympics games, which is awesome.” Not forgetting the start of her season back in Warrensburg, Kinsey returned on Sept. 20 and was welcomed by old and new teammates as she watched both the Mules and Jennies track teams take home the annual athletics karaoke trophies. “It feels good to be back here,” Kinsey said. “Right now I’m not training. In a few weeks I will be back and joining the team for workouts to start my training. Being around the team will be great because I need someone to train with.”
Kinsey misses out on world finals
August 28, 2015
From Staff Reports , The Review
BEIJING - Sweden's Erika Kinsey finished in the middle of the pack in the women's high jump at the IAAF world championships on Thursday morning.
Thirteen jumpers cleared 6-feet-3 1/2 to advance to Saturday's finals.
Kinsey, who is married to Beaver Local High School graduate Dan Kinsey, was among eight jumpers to get over 6-feet-2 1/2. She made her first three jumps with one miss before coming up short on her three attempts at 6-feet-3 1/2.
The 27-year-old Kinsey won NCAA Division II titles in the high jump at the national indoor and outdoor meets this year representing the University of Central Missouri, where Dan Kinsey is an assistant coach.
She had a personal-best 6-feet-5 1/2 in placing fourth at the sixth European Team Championships in June.
Olympic champion Anna Chicherova of Russia and former world champion Blanka Vlasic of Croatia were among the favorites to advance to Saturday's high jump finals.
The 33-year-old Chicherova, who took gold at the 2012 London Olympics and bronze at the 2008 Beijing Games, has a world-leading mark of 6-feet-8 this year.
Vlasic, who won silver at the 2008 Olympics, looked to be returning to her earlier form with a leap of 6-feet-5 1/2 1.97 this year before injuries curtailed her preparations coming into the worlds.
Also moving through to the final was 36-year-old Ruth Beitia, who is competing in her seventh world championships. Beitia had planned to retire at the end of 2012, but changed her mind and won a bronze medal at the 2013 worlds in Moscow.
The Spaniard has cleared 6-feet-6 3/4 this year.
Another veteran, 41-year-old Venelina Veneva-Mateeva of Bulgaria, failed to make the final in her ninth world championships. Chaunte Lowe, the only American in the field, also did not advance after failing to clear her opening height of 5-feet-11.
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Reigning Champion Injured
Following the successful season Erika Kinsey is a medal hope in the upcoming World Championships in Beijing. Competition for the Swede suddenly became a little easier. Reigning world champion in the high jump Svetlana Shkolina is injured and will miss the World Cup.
Erika Kinsey, 27, has had a significant breakthrough in this year and in her first IAAF in Lausanne last month brought her a third place. Just behind the Swede came the 2013 World Championships gold medalist Svetlana Shkolina.The Russian jumper may not have the chance to defend her World Championship gold in Beijing.This is because she injured her Achilles tendon during the Russian championship and will be away for several months."Gone to the winter"Shkolinas coach Sergei Klyugin told the Russian Tass that she will undergo surgery in the coming days and "will definitely be gone for the winter." The World Athletics Championships in Beijing kicks off on 22 August. The final of the women's high jump is decided a week later.
Medal hope Mrs. Kinsey honors her husband
July 18, 2015
MONACO. Erika Kinsey got her big international breakthrough this summer.One of the Keys to Success: Daniel Kinsey.
The 28-year-old American is both her husband - and coach.
- He Has Been extremely important to me, says Erika Kinsey to Sport Express.
A hope was enough to Erika Kinsey would go from forgotten to red hot.
27-year-old struck with 1.97 at Championships in Cheboksary and was suddenly one of the world's best high jumper - and given a medal hope for Sweden in the World Cup.
Behind on her she had Several remarkable seasons.
Kinsey, who won the Junior World Championship gold in 2007, had even stopped doing the high jump and started playing ice hockey.
Ended up into Missouri.
But in place in the US, together with Daniel Kinsey, she found Back to the height of the jump.
- We actually met in Stockholm, says Erika Kinsey When Sportexpressen her in connection with the Diamond League competition in Monaco.
- He would be away on Europe trip with Björn Johansson (formerly SM-gold medalist in the pole vault), but They were in Stockholm for someone's birthday, And they invited lots of people. And so we met there.
It was three years ago. And it was somewhere where her Journey Began.
- I started looking at schools in the United States to settle down there with him. And finally we ended up in Missouri. Worried about the relationship
He was your coach Directly?
- No, he got a job as a coach at the school, but I ran with a variety of physical activities at first.Then I felt that I needed to get out more help, Because it was still the high jumpI wanted Daniel took over as coach for me.
She was a little worried at first.
- Yes, at first it was a bit: "You can not have her husband as coach!" But it worked just fine and I'm really no reason to change coaches.
Was it someone said so, That You Can not have her husband as coach, or were you there yourself?
- There are many Who Say That and That They May Think. But yes, I thought so too, Because You do not want the relationship. They want the family home and training to Ask something else. But it's been nice to have him in training , really, there HAS BEEN A security and functioned perfectly.
"Stuff happens"
Have you set any rules for distinguishing between training and private life?
- Haha, no, it is not Necessary. When in training, it is training and When We're at home, we try not to talk so much training.
If a little over a month waiting Erika Kinsey's biggest competition so far in his career. She will skip the World Cup in Beijing.
The shape right now? There.
Kinsey stayed at 1.91 in Monaco and will now, together with Daniel, trying to find the right technology.
- I was like the height at the wrong place and landed on the crossbar. But ... shit happens. It was still a valuable racing. I have not been over 1.90 so many times in my career and it is given a lot just to pray on this big competitions.
- It will be okay. But I hope for more in the next race.
By Louis Holmberg ludvig.holmberg@expressen.se
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Erika Kinsey finished third in the Diamond League
LinkWomen's High Jump 1. Anna Chicherova (Russia) 2:03 2. Ruth Beitia (Spain) 1.94 3. Erika Kinsey (Sweden) 1.94 4. Svetlana Shkolina (Russia) 1.94 5. Svetlana Radzivil (Uzbekistan) 1.91 5. Ana Simic ( Croatia) 1.91 7. Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch (Germany) 1.88 8. The Liver Spencer (St. Lucia) 1.88 Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/reuters/article-3155282/Athletics-Meeting-Lausanne-men-women-results.html#ixzz3fR0Rs419
Published: July 9, 2015 20:48
Expressen
This evening iodide Erika Kinsey Diamond League debut in Lausanne. And she delivered again.
She managed 1.91 in the second attempt and Eventually stayed at 1.94, as she passed into third.Kinsey then had a good second attempt at 1.97 - but failed to clear the height.
"A great feeling now"
- Mentally, I feel completely exhausted. I've gone and been nervous for a whole week and been tense. It feels great - a great feeling now, afterwards, says Kinsey.
She Says That the nerves dropped a piece of When She Came Into the arena.
- I was not as nervous then. I was almost calm, and then I was a bit worried - I'll have to take now.
1.94 was enough to finish a third place.
- I actually did not know that I was third. I thought I was fifth or anything, I was just inside my little world. It's a blast.
2007 Erika Kinsey JEM gold - just because two years later end with athletics. Now she's back with a vengeance.
"The dreams I have"
- Everything HAS BEEN very tumultuous. It has been incredibly much and I do not want it mentally to be a pressure That it was the load. Then I was not very good at managing it. Now I'll go in with the attitude That attention musts Strengthen me instead, I Must Be Able to put energy on the right things.
Erika Kinsey HAS quickly emerged as a medal candidate for the World Cup in China in August.
- The Hopes and dreams I have. When I'm on stage, I'm a competitive person who hates losing. But I begin to think That I'm a medal hope so cover it up.
- The goal is there. When I'm in there, I'll go to pray in the top.
By Martin Frölander martin.frolander@expressen.se
By Martin Frölander martin.frolander@expressen.se Erika Wiklund Kinsey Aftonbladet, July 4, 2015
Comeback-Kinsey third in the world I do not believe it is a coincidence thatthere are two girls who grew up with the biggest medal hopes for the World Championships in Beijing, now that Michel Tornéus have problems with a back and only had time to do A Race outdoors.Okay, maybe I should expect Aregawi and She promises herself That she will take gold if she can ask completely healthy.But There is not much That points to it and in the present form May Aregawi tough to even get a medal. No, it is Erika Kinsey is the biggest medal hope after his 1.97 in Law Championship in Russia.She HAS the help of the standard dropped in a branch where Blanka Vlasic and Anna Tjitjerova are no obvious seven-foot jumper anymore.Kinsey ice by father the best English in seasonal best place in the world with his third place right now.A Girl That absolutely no one had anticipated When The season started.I did not even know who she was Until I Discovered That it was "old" great talent Erika Wiklund married, changed the name and made a sensational comeback as 27-year-old.But it May just be typical When The high jump is English athletics actual paired event in the World Cup context.Of a total of 14 English World Championship medals since its inception in 1983, six have come in height.Second place is the heptathlon thanks to Carolina Klüfts three World Championship gold medals.At stake is the "only" Has Become a bronze, but I think it May be Time for the Next.
Comeback-Kinsey third in the World
I do not believe it is a coincidence that there are two girls who grew up with the biggest medal hopes for the World Championships in Beijing, now that Michel Tornéus have problems with a back and only had time to do a race outdoors.
Okay, maybe I should expect Aregawi and She promises herself That she will take gold if she can be completely healthy.
But there is not much That points to it and in the present form May Aregawi tough to even get a medal.
No, it is Erika Kinsey is the biggest medal hope after his 1.97 in Law Championship in Russia.
She has the help of the standard dropped in a branch where Blanka Vlasic and Anna Tjitjerova are no obvious seven-foot jumper anymore.
Kinsey is by far the best English in seasonal best place in the world with his third place right now.
A Girl That absolutely no one had anticipated When The season started.
I did not even know who she was Until I Discovered That it was "old" great talent Erika Wiklund married, changed the name and made a sensational comeback as 27-year-old.
But it May just be typical When The high jump is English athletics actual paired event in the World Cup context.
Of a total of 14 English World Championship medals since its inception in 1983, six have come in height.
Second place is the heptathlon thanks to Carolina Klüfts three World Championship gold medals.
At stake is the "only" Has Become a bronze, but I think it May be Time for the Next.
Congratulations Erika. Congratulations!
ATHLETICS Recently, she was super talent who disappeared.
On Thursday spouse Erika Kinsey her first Diamond League race - as world number three with fresh Personal Best and world championship ticket in the luggage.
- It's like collecting everything in a bank account and you get to pick it out of the results, she said.
Published: July 8, 2015 11:21 · Updated on July 8, 2015:
Certainly no Blanka Vlasic, Who has submitted a cancellation. But once Anna Tjitjerova, Svetlana Sjkolina, Ruth Beitia and Irina Gordejeva - with Olympic, World and European medals and personbästan between 2:02 and 2:07.
And so, Mrs. Kinsey, then.
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She says she never Usually check the lists. But this time had any "tagged" her in a post on social media, and Kinsey Could not help but check out the who will also jump height in Thursday's Diamond League gala in Lausanne.
- I thought, 'Am I really here? No, I do not think, "she says on the phone to HH shortly before the last training session on English soil before traveling to Switzerland.
Now she need not feel inferior before the Diamond League debut. For two and a half weeks ago she managed 1.97 on Team Championships in Russia. This Meant not only a hefty trimming EARLIER personbästat of 1.92 and Managed World Cup Qualifying limit - she is overpriced text Shared third in the world this season.
27-year-old - who would otherwise live in Warrensburg, Missouri, United States - have since been back "home" in Jämtland. But her performances HAS not really sunk in yet.
- Now when i came home and have not competed since teams championship, It has almost Become the "I jumped really 1.97?".
Behind the rapid success is a long time of hard work and adversity. At age 16, she jumped 1.86. In 2007 she won the JEM gold and the Following year she managed 1.91. Then it took an end and in 2009 she put off. Mainly it was mentally and she put a lot of pressure on himself.
But in May, she managed 1.92 at a college contest in the United States and now ... Now Mrs. Kinsey here. Although she did not really believe it.
- I have remained and fought When It Was it hardwork and not produced results and development.
- It's like collecting everything in a bank account and you get to pick out the results then. It feels incredibly fun.
The main focus is on the World Championships in Beijing in late August. Diamond League race she sees as a preparation.
- It will be a good workout before the World Cup, Because I've Never Been in Such a big competition before.
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University of Central Missouri UCM's Erika Kinsey Qualifies for Track and Field World Championships Women's Track & Field
Posted: 6/22/2015 1:57:00 PM WARRENSBURG, Mo.
Three time NCAA champion Erika Kinsey Continues to Reach New Heights Long after winning the NCAA high jump championship in May. Kinsey competed this past weekend at the European Athletics Team Championships in Cheboksary, Russia where she placed fourth in the high jump with a Personal Best 1.97 m (6 '5.5 "). She overpriced qualified for the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Championships later this summer. Kinsey twice broke her personnel record at the meet, first jumping 1.94m, the IAAF qualifying standards, before clearing 1.97 meters on her third attempt. Kinsey overpriced took an attempt at 1.99m Which would have tied her for second-best in the world in 2015. As it stands, her country of 1.97 Currently friendlyness her tied for third this year. The country overpriced would have Sets a new NCAA Division II record. Competing for Central Missouri this past year, Kinsey helped the Jennies to their first NCAA team championships in school history, as UCM KRW Both the indoor and outdoor national titles. Kinsey was three times crowned a National Champion and won six All-American awards. Kinsey will represent her native country of Sweden at the IAAF World Championships Which take place August 22-30 from Beijing, China. Copyright © 2015 University of Central Missouri
In high school: Won the 2007 European Junior Championship in the high jump and the 2007 Swedish Junior Indoor title in the high jump ... also captured the 2006 Swedish Junior Championship In the same event ... also competed in ice hockey and soccer.
Staff: Physical Education and Corporate Fitness major ... Daughter of Thomas and Åsa Wiklund.
Erika Kinsey, National Triple Jump Champion
UCM, Warrensburg, MO
Erika Kinsey, National Champion High Jump
Erika Kinsey and Brittany Kallenberger
Erika Kinsey
Personal Best - OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE WIND PLACE DATE High Jump 1.97 Cheboksary (Olimpiyskiy) 21 JUN 2015 Long Jump 6:04 +1.8 Gavle 10 SEP 2005
Personal Best - INDOOR PERFORMANCE WIND PLACE DATE High Jump 1.90 Birmingham, AL 14 MAR 2015 High Jump 1.90 Warrensburg, MO 30 JAN 2015 Pentathlon 3721 Gothenburg 16 MAR 2008
Erika Kinsey
University of Central Missouri UCM's Erika Kinsey Qualifies for Track and Field World Championships Women's Track & Field
In high school: Won the 2007 European Junior Championship in the high jump and the 2007 Swedish Junior Indoor title in the high jump ... also captured the 2006 Swedish Junior Championship In the same event ... also competed in ice hockey and soccer.
Staff: Physical Education and Corporate Fitness major ... Daughter of Thomas and Åsa Wiklund.
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| Erika Kinsey, National Triple Jump Champion UCM, Warrensburg, MO |
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| High Jump | 1.97 | Cheboksary (Olimpiyskiy) | 21 JUN 2015 | ||
| Long Jump | 6:04 | +1.8 | Gavle | 10 SEP 2005 | |
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| High Jump | 1.90 | Warrensburg, MO | 30 JAN 2015 | ||
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Jennie 'Kinsey heads to World Meet
Posted: Wednesday, June 24, 2015 6:00 am
Jennie's high jumper Erika Kinsey , a three-time NCAA II champion, qualified over the weekend for the International Association of Athletics Federations World Championships. Warrensburg - Leaping Higher And Higher landed a Central Missouri standout a spot Among the World's Best.
At the European Athletics Team Championships, held in Cheboksary, Russia, Kinsey friendlyness fourth in the high jump with a personal-best leap of 6-05 1/2.
Kinsey broke her personnel record twice at the meet, first jumping about 6-04, the IAAF qualifying standards before jumping about 6-05 on her third attempt. Kinsey overpriced took an attempt at a jump of more than 6-05, Which wouldhave tied her for second-best in the world in the 2015th
Her mark of 6-05 1/5 tied her for the third this year. The country overpriced would have set a new NCAA Division II record had the even been sanctioned by the NCAA.
Competing for Central Missouri last season, Kinsey helped the Jennies to their first NCAA team championships in school history. The Jennie won bothering the indoor and outdoor national titles and Kinsey won three individual national championships and won six All-American awards.
The IAAF World Championships are from Aug. 22-30 in Beijing, China.
Erika Kinsey (Google Translate)
I admit that i never heard the name before, but after this weekend I will never forget it. 27-year-old Erika from Östersund was the weekend's biggest athletics Bang When She out of nowhere Became the third Swede ever to jump 1.97 in the high jump and thus the clear limits to the World Championships in August. Just when i lost hope of Swedish athletics in the Sanna Kallur, Emma Green and Irene Ekelund damage so come futures and ran past with a triumphant smile and even though Sweden fell out of the top Division in the championship Which is called Team Championship became a fantastic English athletics evening in Russian Cheboksary. Erika Kinsey Forms Wiklund, won the JEM gold in 2007, took third place in Finnkampen Sami year but added then down the venture in 2009 and moved to Oslo Where She instead focused on the women's hockey (!). The feeling for the sport was not there anymore. Her career had stalled and Erika dropped, eager to continue betting on athletics and high jump. A punctured lung sounds, she moved back to Sweden and Umeå before she Eventually got married and ended up in the US where she got the desire back and started training purposefully back. In May, she jumped 1.92 and on Sunday she beat thatwith a resultant That is the third highest in the world this year. In hearings Records news?
Mrs. Kinsey: "still feels unreal"
Published June 22, 2015 09:47
Erika Kinsey, 27, surprised everyone on Team Championships, finishing off with 1.97 - New Personal Best by five centimeters.
On Tuesday she's Their World Cup ticket.
- I'm trying to understand this, but it still feels unreal, says Kinsey.
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Remember Erika Wiklund Who Won JEM gold in the high jump in 2007? She ended with athletics just two years later.
But slowly but surely, Mrs Kinsey, as she is now called, found Their way back to the sport - and now suddenly does everything for the forms super talent.
"I have no words"
Load running, she jumped 1.92 and beat his seven year old Personal Best.
And yesterday she struck Into the absolute world elite.
27-year-old Competing for Trångsviken IF jumped first 1.94 on Team Championship in Russian Cheboksary. Then she even 1.97 in the last attempt.
Kinsey is completely ceilings When The SPORT-Expressen reach her shortly after the race.
- I have no words, really, she says, laughing.
- God, what fun it was to race!
She says the key to success was not to get excited so much. To just jump calmly and methodically.
- When the bar low at 1.97 so I just thought: "This is not impossible." I just tried to do exactly the same thing I did at 1.94 and be very relaxed. And it worked! When I landed on the mattress I just thought " Is it true? " I was completely shocked!
Third in the World
Erika Kinsey is now third in the world this year. And she is overpriced third in Sweden through the ages, by Kajsa Bergqvist (2:06) and Emma Green (2.01).
- Oops, I did not even know it. Awesome!
Giant Hope Also Means That She can now begin to Prepare for the World Cup in Beijing in August. She has managed the qualification and Coach Karin Tower Klint tells Expressen: That Kinsey will be picked clean officially on Tuesday.
"I never stopped fighting"
Erika Kinsey himself is Difficult to look ahead right now. She wants to stay in the present.
- World Championships? I do not even know what to say. First I Must Know That I did this. The key to Proceed to jump high enough just to do the same thing here. Think's too much, you can not. I just think That You should have fun and drive on.
It was namely the Mental That haunted her When She chose to take a break from athletics after his JEM gold.
- It locked up. I did maybe too much and was not really good When It came. So it feels extra fun to jump well at a big competition with the national team now. It feels like a really big win for me, says Kinsey, WHO During Their Stay including playing ice hockey in Norway and in the United States.
- I think there breaker Strengthened me. I have learned a lot over the years. I have had setbacks in my career, but I have never stopped fighting and now I finally get paid for it.
Erika Kinsey, 27, surprised everyone on Team Championships, finishing off with 1.97 - New Personal Best by five centimeters.
On Tuesday she's Their World Cup ticket.
- I'm trying to understand this, but it still feels unreal, says Kinsey.
Recommend 113 Tweet 7
Remember Erika Wiklund Who Won JEM gold in the high jump in 2007? She ended with athletics just two years later.
But slowly but surely, Mrs Kinsey, as she is now called, found Their way back to the sport - and now suddenly does everything for the forms super talent.
"I have no words"
Load running, she jumped 1.92 and beat his seven year old Personal Best.
And yesterday she struck Into the absolute world elite.
27-year-old Competing for Trångsviken IF jumped first 1.94 on Team Championship in Russian Cheboksary. Then she even 1.97 in the last attempt.
Kinsey is completely ceilings When The SPORT-Expressen reach her shortly after the race.
- I have no words, really, she says, laughing.
- God, what fun it was to race!
She says the key to success was not to get excited so much. To just jump calmly and methodically.
- When the bar low at 1.97 so I just thought: "This is not impossible." I just tried to do exactly the same thing I did at 1.94 and be very relaxed. And it worked! When I landed on the mattress I just thought " Is it true? " I was completely shocked!
Third in the World
Erika Kinsey is now third in the world this year. And she is overpriced third in Sweden through the ages, by Kajsa Bergqvist (2:06) and Emma Green (2.01).
- Oops, I did not even know it. Awesome!
Giant Hope Also Means That She can now begin to Prepare for the World Cup in Beijing in August. She has managed the qualification and Coach Karin Tower Klint tells Expressen: That Kinsey will be picked clean officially on Tuesday.
"I never stopped fighting"
Erika Kinsey himself is Difficult to look ahead right now. She wants to stay in the present.
- World Championships? I do not even know what to say. First I Must Know That I did this. The key to Proceed to jump high enough just to do the same thing here. Think's too much, you can not. I just think That You should have fun and drive on.
It was namely the Mental That haunted her When She chose to take a break from athletics after his JEM gold.
- It locked up. I did maybe too much and was not really good When It came. So it feels extra fun to jump well at a big competition with the national team now. It feels like a really big win for me, says Kinsey, WHO During Their Stay including playing ice hockey in Norway and in the United States.
- I think there breaker Strengthened me. I have learned a lot over the years. I have had setbacks in my career, but I have never stopped fighting and now I finally get paid for it.
By Louis Holmberg
ludvig.holmberg@expressen.se
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I do not have words for how happy I am right now. FINALLY broke that old PR in high jump, and I also jumped a new personnel best in long and triple jump. First time over 13 m in TJ, and Conference Champion in 3 events . Soooo freaking happy and thankful for all the awesome people I have around me and Supporting me. Also very proud of my roomie who broke the school record and set a new PR in the pole vault.
Talent HAS Found the heights again
Seven years of personnel records.
Now hope Mrs. Kinsey to the really high hopes Should come more thwart.
It was the mental blocks That disappeared when i passed 1.92, said high jumper with the remarkable career.
After many years of waiting to find the right heights again, Mrs Kinsey, 27, set his sights on the World Athletics Championships in Beijing in late August. To Achieve this, she must of 1.94 - two centimeters of fresh personnel record in May this year , was sitting at a college contest in the United States.
It is there, in Warrensburg in Missouri and the University of Central Missouri, she and her husband Daniel live. The road there HAS been bumpy since the available 16-year-old from Nälden in Jamtland jumped 1.86 and Invested in high jump and friidrottsgymnasiet in Umeå and left football and hockey. But after taking the JEM gold in 2007 and slide over 1.91 Years After came to a stop.
She wants very much. Too much.
It has been the worst mentally. I have put a lot of pressure on myself, She Says.
Now I have received the order of life, security of life outside the sport. The Desire to Return HAS always been there.
I have trained, traveled, lived in Stockholm, Oslo, United States, played hockey. It feels like I've landed now.
Punctured lung
Hockey Gambling in Oslo five years ago resulted Among other things in broken ribs and punctured lung after a hard foul.
I played with the younger guys. I stayed with my brother in Oslo, wanted nothing to do as hockey became a social thing. I needed a mental Brejk from athletics. I wanted to train, but did not know if I would come back.
Self-confidence was the bottom. I did not know what I would do.
Now she is set to meet World Cup qualifier height 1.94 Already in the Team's Championship in Russian Cheboksary During midsummer. All doubts are blown away, Thanksgiving 1.92 jump in May for it.
It was an incredible feeling, I just jumped around the mattress of joy. It was the mental blocks That disappeared there. It has really given us confidence.
Fun Struggle
World Cup Goal Does not preventable her to pray in the European Cup Combined Events Inowroclaw, Poland, July 4 to 5
Should it just be fun. I do not think it will disturb the Bet Against the World Cup, says Erika Kinsey, as the college compete in Several disciplines and Sweden-first in the triple jump this year with 11.13 and third in length by 6.28.
I think it's fun to do things. Javelin will be interesting to see ... I've never done a heptathlon, yes one last year but completed I did not because i was not happy with the score. But there was no significant competition.
But First It is about two centimeters in midsummer.
I can handle World Cup qualifier limit now so I would be very happy. It would be great to take it early.
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Sports Editor
Central Missouri Track and Field HAS roared out of the gates. The Jennie are the top-ranked team in Division II for the second straight week, and the Mules are RANKED No. 8th The goal is always a conference title, but there is buzz about even more. That's saying something for a program Claiming two domestic titles last season.
"I do not want to say we took our lumps last year, Because We had a good year, but we really sat out a lot of really good people last year," co-head coach Kip Janvrin said. "Now we're Gettin ' The rewards of that ... Other people are asking me, 'Can you win a national title? What's it going to take? ' and you know, it's progress. "
In Last week's UCM Relays, freshman Erika Kinsey posted a collegiate-best, 1.9m (6-2 3/4) of land in the high jump. After moving to the States from Sweden and sitting out last season, she's delivering one top Soil after another.
Kinsey won the pentathlon at the Doane College Happy Holiday Meet With an automatic qualifying score of 3,857. It was her first performance as a Jennie, and Ice Currently the second-highest score in Division II.
At The Same meet, another newcomer in graduate student Tyler Chancellor won the heptathlon with a score of 5304 in his first performance as a mule and is the third highest score in the division.
Juniors Blake Seitz, Daniel McCarty and Hassan Illyas all cracked 5,000 points in the heptathlon last season, and seniors Zoe Sharplin, Madison Smith, junior Victoria Jackson and sophomore Brittany Kallenberger are a mighty multi-events group Already. But Chancellor and Kinsey have no doubt Added an edge to an Already proud program.
"We're a very, very solid team here," Chancellor said. "I've got to talk to Kip (Janvrin) in March, he kind of explained to me how I would have a good Training Group. We did not really Have a Solid Training Group at my old school, you were kind of by yourself at times. But here, someone's better than you everywhere, and that's pretty cool, Because You all can learn to be better off each other. "
Janvrin said he's added a positive, energetic dynamic to the team.
"He's outgoing, fun loving, hardworking, Those Are The Things That any coach would want," Janvrin said. "I like hanging around the guy and I hope he stays here forever and keeps training and things like that."
Chancellor is from Twinsburg, Ohio, a place he said ice cold and gets more snow than here. He attended Ashland University, earned a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and competed for Their track and field team. There, he met Forms Mule Alex Lohman, a graduate assistant for Ashland, and is now perusing a master's degree in kinesiology.
"My family is from the Cleveland area, so it's kind of different being in the middle of nowhere," Chancellor said. "But I have a pretty cool family here."
Despite having an aunt in Kansas City, he was Referring to his team.
"People ask me at home, They ask me how I like it here, and I say, 'I found a family,' 'Chancellor said." I found a place where I fit in perfect. "
Central Missouri's English import said she overpriced found a family in Warrensburg. She is married to Dan Kinsey, a graduate assistant coach for the Mules and Jennie. After switching back and forth from hockey to track and field, playing in Sweden and Norway, She Said she is in a good place here.
"I'm from a small place myself so it's like, I'm used to it," Kinsey said. "There's not much to do but, I mean, there are no distractions! You have school and you have track. "
There was overpriced little distraction in Nälden, Sweden, Kinsey's hometown of 800 residents. All that was there, she said, was a grocery store and an ice rink
"It's colder and there's more snow. That's all, "Kinsey said.
Sounds like Ohio
Janvrin Kinsey described as a perfectionist, and said he's learned a lot about coaching working with her. At her meet at Doane, she posted a 1.79m (5-10 1/2) good for top in Division II, but Janvrin said she hardly Wanted to continue after posting marks not up to her standard.
"I Understand That," Janvrin said. "But for me as a coach, I wanted her to continue to go on. The result, for a longtime, was she had the best country in the nation in the pentathlon. And it moonrise Could have all disappeared Because of her frustration.
"She's had some issues where those marks did not happen and she was frustrated. And that's OK! I want her to be driven to achieve better. Last week when she high jumped really well, to see the excitement on her face, I mean, that's why I coach. "
However, as Kinsey, 26, nears the world's bests she is competing in Sweden, she continues to forge another Legacy at Central Missouri. The good news for the Jennie athlete is that she is currently ranked at No. 1, Kinsey and the team can do even better.
"When other people believe in you, it's easier to believe in yourself," Kinsey said. "That's how I felt when i jumped. I have felt like I had it but I have not got it out, I have not jumped That high since 2008. I can not give up now. It's just the start. "
Erika Anna Kristina Kinsey, born Wiklund, Sverige 10 March 1988 in Ostersund , is a Swedish athlete specializing in the high jump and Competing for Trångsviken IF .
Kinsey grew up in Nälden in Jämtland. 2004 she won USM for 16-year olds in Falun at 1.86 m. She studied at friidrottsgymnasiet in Umeå where she debuted as a senior in Finnkampen 2006 .
Then she came to Stockholm Which Followed the training with Michel Tornéus and Oscar Gidewall. Kinsey trained seriously in the high jump, including a victory in the Junior World Championship in 2007 where she jumped 1.82 m in Hengelo , which she followed up with a third place in Finnkampen 2007 at the Ullevi Stadium. Then the coming year was a failure; she was unmotivated and she began to train with an ice hockey team instead.
In connection with that, she decided to stop with track. She moved to Oslo and took up training for a hockey career and play in the highest Norwegian women's league. After a broken rib and a punctured lung, she decided to return to track. At that time, she met her Ohio-born man Daniel Kinsey, and in 2014 she moved across the Atlantic to Warrensburg , Missouri and began her studies at the University of Central Missouri. During the MIAA track conference championships in early May 2015 she did her personal best when she jumped 1.92 m. At the same competition it was achieved a 6.17 m long jump and a 11.13m triple jump; both results are great.
At the Track Championships June 21, 2015 in the Russian city of Cheboksary she managed on her first jump a 1.94m, later, after two misses, she even jumped over 1.97 on her last attempt, Which meant that in the same track meet set a personal best two times.
Successful comeback - Now World's Number Three June 22
Erika Kinsey. Photo: TT News Agency
- I do not really know what to say. I had dreamed to pass World Cup qualifier limit of 1.94 and it was perfect conditions. So I thought I would take the chance, she says to TT.
- It is absolutely incredible. It looked good on warm-ups, and we had hoped That She Could clearing 1.94. But then she would strike with 1.97. It is great fun, says coach Karin Tower Klint to SVT Sport.
Erika Kinsey was faultless over 1.91, Which was a centimeter from her personnel record. At 1.94 she needed Only Two Attempts, then it was the World Cup ticket ready for the English language, Which makes the national team comeback after a hiatus of Several years.
But it does not stop there. After two Demolitions, she managed to take 1.97 In the last attempt, making her the world Divided third with Polish Kamila Licwinko.
- It was a wonderful feeling. When I took the 1.97, I did not really believe it was true. It was incredible.
- She shows great shape. Hard to say how far she can go but She has jumped incredibly stable and high, says Tower Klint
Gustav Orbring gustav.orbring@svt.se
Daniel Kinsey University of Central Missouri Athletics - Staff Directory
University of Central Missouri Athletics
Daniel Kinsey Graduate Assistant Track & Field Coach
Phone: 660-543-4254 Email: dkinsey@ucmo.edu
Daniel Kinsey into his First Year with UCM Track and Field. He comes to Warrensburg after spending the 2011-13 seasons assisting the head coach at Akron in multi-event athlete and as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Findlay, the coaching multi-event athletes, jumpers and hurdlers.
In his time at Akron, the Zips had four individualists Conference Championships in men's multi-events and four team conference titles. He Also coached three NCAA Division I qualifiers, six USATF Junior National qualifiers and one USATF Junior National All-American.
Kinsey graduated from the University of Akron in 2010 with a degree in Business Communication and Organization. As an athlete, Kinsey was a three-time US Outdoor Track and Field Championship qualifier, finishing in 10th place in the decathlon set up in 2009. He Also friendlyness fifth at the 2011 US Indoor Championships. He was RANKED in the top 10. Among Us decathletes in 2009 and 2010 and in 2011, Kinsey was a member of the US Decathlon Team at the Thorpe Cup .
Kinsey was a six-time Mid-American Conference Champion from 2007-2010. He was a two-time NCAA Division I All-American in the decathlon, 2009-10. He Also was a five-time high school All-American and two-time National Champion.
Kinsey Currently Resides In Warrensburg with his wife, Erika.
University of Central Missouri Athletics - Staff Directory
www.ucmathletics.com, March 9, 2015
Daniel Kinsey
Athletissima Diamond League Results
July 9, 2015
High Jump-1, Anna Chicherova, Russia, 6-8. 2, Ruth Beitia, Spain, 6-4 1/4. 3, Erika Kinsey, Sweden, 6-4 1/4. 4, Svetlana Shkolina, Russia, 6-4 1/4. 5 (tie), Svetlana Radzivil, Uzbekistan, and Ana Simic, Croatia, 6-3 1/4. 7, Marie Jungfleisch, Germany, 6-2. 8, Levern Spenser, St.Lucia, 6-2.
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| Dan Kinsey, Erika Wiklund Kinsey, Bruce Uhler UCM Multipurpose Building November 2015 Warrensburg, Missouri |
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