Val Rutter
British high jumper
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Nationality | English |
Born | (1954-10-30) 30 October 1954 (age 69) |
Valerie Joy Rutter née Valerie Harrison (born 1954), is a female former athlete who competed for England.
Athletics career
Rutter became the 1974 National champion (under her maiden name of Harrison) after winning the British AAA high jump championship.[1]
She represented England in the high jump event, at the 1974 British Commonwealth Games in Christchurch, New Zealand.[2][3] Four years later she represented England again in the high jump event, at the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.[4][5]
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AAA Championships British national champions in women's high jump
- 1922: Sylvia Stone
- 1923: Hilda Hatt
- 1924: Sophie Eliott-Lynn
- 1925: Phyllis Green
- 1926: Phyllis Green
- 1927: Phyllis Green
- 1928: Marjorie O'Kell
- 1929: Marjorie O'Kell
- 1930: Mary Milne
- 1931: Marjorie O'Kell
- 1932: Mary Milne
- 1933: Mary Milne
- 1934: Mary Milne
- 1935: Mary Milne
- 1936: Dorothy Odam
- 1937: Dorothy Odam
- 1938: Dorothy Odam
- 1939: Dorothy Odam
- 1946: Dora Gardner
- 1947: Gladys Young
- 1948: Dorothy Tyler
- 1949: Dorothy Tyler
- 1950: Sheila Alexander
- 1951: Sheila Lerwill
- 1952: Dorothy Tyler
- 1953: Sheila Lerwill
- 1954: Sheila Lerwill
- 1955: Thelma Hopkins
- 1956: Dorothy Tyler
- 1957: Thelma Hopkins
- 1958: Mary Bignal
- 1959: Mary Bignal
- 1960: Dorothy Shirley
- 1961: Dorothy Shirley
- 1962: Frances Slaap
- 1963: Linda Knowles & Susan Dennler
- 1964: Frances Slaap
- 1965: Frances Slaap
- 1966: Dorothy Shirley
- 1967: Linda Knowles
- 1968: Dorothy Shirley
- 1969: Barbara Inkpen
- 1970: Dorothy Shirley
- 1971: Barbara Inkpen
- 1972: Rosaline Few
- 1973: Barbara Lawton
- 1974: Val Harrison
- 1975: Denise Brown
- 1976: Denise Brown
- 1977: Brenda Gibbs
- 1978: Carol Mathers
- 1979: Barbara Simmonds
- 1980: Ann-Marie Devally
- 1981: Ann-Marie Cording
- 1982: Barbara Simmonds
- 1983: Gillian Evans
- 1984: Diana Elliott
- 1985: Diana Davies
- 1986: Diana Davies
- 1987: Sharon McPeake
- 1988: Janet Boyle
- 1989: Diana Davies
- 1990: Lea Haggett
- 1991: Debbie Marti
- 1992: Lea Haggett
- 1993: Debbie Marti
- 1994: Julia Bennett
- 1995: Lea Haggett
- 1996: Debbie Marti
- 1997: Debbie Marti
- 1998: Jo Jennings
- 1999: Jo Jennings
- 2000: Jo Jennings
- 2001: Susan Jones
- 2002: Susan Jones
- 2003: Susan Jones
- 2004: Susan Jones
- 2005: Susan Jones
- 2006: Julie Crane
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