María Fernanda Murillo Explained

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Fullname:María Fernanda Murillo Duarte
Birth Date:21 January 1999
Sport:Athletics
Coach:Regla Sandino

María Fernanda Murillo Duarte (born 21 January 1999) is a Colombian athlete specialising in the high jump. She won a bronze medal at the 2018 World U20 Championships in addition to multiple medals at regional level.

Her personal best in the event is 1.94 metres set in Medellín in 2019.

International competitions

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Representing
2014South American U18 ChampionshipsCali, Colombiabgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.78 m
2015World U18 ChampionshipsCali, Colombia13th (q)High jump1.77 m
2016World U20 ChampionshipsBydgoszcz, Poland9thHigh jump1.83 m
South American U23 ChampionshipsLima, Peru3rdHigh jump1.76 m
South American U18 ChampionshipsConcordia, Argentinabgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.85 m
2017South American U20 ChampionshipsLeonora, Guyanabgcolor=silver2nd4 × 100 m relay47.33 s
bgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.78 m
South American ChampionshipsAsunción, Paraguaybgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.82 m
Pan American U20 ChampionshipsTrujillo, Perubgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.85 m
Bolivarian GamesSanta Marta, Colombiabgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.78 m
2018South American GamesCochabamba, Boliviabgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.90 m ,
World U20 ChampionshipsTampere, Finland3rdHigh jump1.90 m =
Central American and Caribbean GamesBarranquilla, Colombia3rdHigh jump1.86 m
Ibero-American ChampionshipsTrujillo, Perubgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.84 m
South American U23 ChampionshipsCuenca, Ecuadorbgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.80 m
2019South American ChampionshipsLima, Perubgcolor=gold1stHigh jump1.90 m
Pan American GamesLima, Peru9thHigh jump1.79 m
World ChampionshipsDoha, Qatar24th (q)High jump1.85 m
2022Bolivarian GamesValledupar, Colombia3rdHigh jump1.78 m
2023South American ChampionshipsSão Paulo, Brazil3rdHeptathlon5229 pts