Ewa Ambroziak Explained

Ewa Ambroziak (9 November 1950 – 26 July 2023) was a Polish rower who competed at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

Biography

Ewa Ambroziak Szczecin, Poland was born on 9 November 1950. She graduated from the Pedagogical University of Kraków. Ambroziak played in the sports club SKS . Her trainer was Ryszard Kędzierski.

Ambroziak later became a gym teacher, and Master of sport who was awarded the PZTW medals. She latterly lived in the United States. She died on 26 July 2023, at the age of 72.^[1]

Placings

• 1972 – 6th place at the European Championships in Brandenburg (singles)
• 1973 – 5th place at the European Championships in Moscow
• 1973 – Polish champion (singles);
• 1974 – 4th place at the World Championships in Lucerne (in representative talon double with Mieczysława Franczyk)
• 1975 – 6th place at the World Championships in Nottingham (singles);
• 1976 – 9th place during the Olympic Games in Montreal (singles) - fifth in the run (3: 58.09), fourth place Repechage (4: 16.74) and ninth place in the final B (4: 26.60).

See also

• Poland at the 1976 Summer Olympics

Sources

• Lexicon of Polish Olympians (Bogdan Tuszyński, Henryk Kurzyński, 2007), the Fundacja Dobrej Książki, Warszaw 2007,

External links

• Ewa Ambroziak at the Polish Olympic Committee's website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Ewa Ambroziak . Olympedia . 2 August 2023.