- Pascal van Assendelft
Infobox athlete biography
athletename = Pascal van Assendelft
fullname = Pascal van Assendelft
nickname = -
height = 1.76 m
weight = 64 kg
dateofbirth = Birth date and age|1979|10|6|df=y
cityofbirth =Leidschendam
countryofbirth =Netherlands
personalbest = 100m - 11.50 (2002) 200m - 23.65 (2002)
career = 1982-2007
updated =19 March ,2008 Pascal van Assendelft (born
October 6 ,1979 inLeidschendam ) is a former Dutch sprinter. She started her career in athletics at the age of thirteen and was to become a sprinting athlete, competing at European and Olympic level.In 2001 she took part in the European Championships for athletes younger than 23 years, starting in the 100 and
200 metres and reaching the semi-final on both occasions. Two years later Pascal van Assendelft participated in the World Championships inParis as a member of the Dutch4 x 100 metres relay team, together withJacqueline Poelman ,Annemarie Kramer andJoan van den Akker . Although the team did not reach the final, it nominated itself for the2004 Summer Olympics , realising the twelfth time out of twenty teams in competition. The 43.96 was the season’s fastest time of the Dutch four.One year later the same relay formation participated at the
Athens Olympic Games. They were however eliminated in the series due to a mistake in the changing area.Van Assendelft became Dutch champion
60 metres indoor in 2007, having obtained this title five times before, from 2001 until 2005. She also won the 100 and200 metres at the Dutch National Championships in 2007.On December 18, 2007, Pascal van Assendelft announced her withdrawal from athletics. The 28 year old athlete had taken her decision after being unable to improve her personal bests in the preceding season.
During her career in athletics she was sponsored by
ASICS , Franco Canadian Holland.Van Assendelft is a 2005
graduate from theUtrecht School of the Arts . She is a professional Interaction Designer.Personal bests
Outdoor
*100 metres - 11.50 (2002)
*200 metres - 23.65 (2002)Indoor
*60 metres - 7.40 (2004)Bibliography
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* [http://home.hetnet.nl/~pvassendelft/ Website about Pascal van Assendelft]
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