Glynis Leanne Nunn-Cearns OAM (née Saunders, formerly Nunn; born 4 December 1960) is a former Australian heptathlete, the first Olympic champion in the...
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1977 Glynis Fitzgerald, American academic administrator Glynis Johns (1923–2024), Welsh stage and film actress, dancer, pianist and singer Glynis Nunn (born...
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Betty Cuthbert (four), Herb Elliott, Ralph Doubell, Maureen Caird, Glynis Nunn, Debbie Flintoff-King, Cathy Freeman, Steve Hooker, Sally Pearson, Jared...
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Finland 69.00 m Fatima Whitbread Great Britain 67.14 m Heptathlon details Glynis Nunn Australia 6390 OR Jackie Joyner United States 6385 Sabine Everts West...
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Gillies 1981: Penny Gillies 1982: Glynis Nunn 1983: Glynis Nunn 1984: Glynis Nunn 1985: Glynis Nunn 1986: Glynis Nunn 1987: Jenny Laurendet 1988: Jane...
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children; he was previously married to Olympic athlete Glynis Nunn (née Saunders). Chris Nunn has stated that the greatest influences on his life have...
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Games Gold Silver Bronze edit 1984 Los Angeles details Glynis Nunn Australia Jackie Joyner United States Sabine Everts West Germany 1988 Seoul details...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Jump Robyn Lorraway Qualification — 6.61 m Final — 6.67 m (→ 6th place) Glynis Nunn Qualification — 6.41 m Final — 6.53 m (→ 7th place) Linda Garden Qualification...
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administrator) Phil Morwood (rugby league player) Hope Munro (hockey player) Glynis Nunn (heptathlete) Robbie O'Davis (rugby league player) Cory Paix (rugby league...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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heading into the event, but finished five points behind Australian athlete Glynis Nunn. She also placed fifth in the long jump. Joyner became the first woman...
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coach 1960 – David Green, Nicaraguan-American baseball player 1960 – Glynis Nunn, Australian heptathlete and hurler 1961 – Frank Reich, American football...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Julianne Moore, American actress and children's author December 4 – Glynis Nunn, Australian athlete December 5 Brian Bromberg, American jazz bassist...
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Games Gold Silver Bronze edit 1984 Los Angeles details Glynis Nunn Australia Jackie Joyner United States Sabine Everts West Germany 1988 Seoul details...
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Edinburgh, ahead of Wendy Jeal and 1984 Olympic heptathlon champion Glynis Nunn. She would remain the UK number one in the event over the next four seasons...
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to 1982 Ian Leslie, television journalist and corporate communicator. Glynis Nunn (née Saunders), Heptathlete Travis Passier, volleyball player. He competed...
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Games Gold Silver Bronze edit 1984 Los Angeles details Glynis Nunn Australia Jackie Joyner United States Sabine Everts West Germany 1988 Seoul details...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Robert de Castella (Athletics) Australia II (Sailing) 1984 Not awarded Glynis Nunn (Athletics) Jon Sieben (Swimming) Australian Olympic Men's 4000m Pursuit...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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Glynis Nunn Australia Jackie Joyner United States Sabine Everts West Germany...
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88 Kim Turner United States 13.06 Michèle Chardonnet France 13.06 5 Glynis Nunn Australia 13.20 6 Marie-Noëlle Savigny France 13.28 7 Ulrike Denk West...
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World Record 7215 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis (USA) July 16, 1988 Olympic Record 6390 Glynis Nunn Los Angeles (USA) August 4, 1984...
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hurdles details Sally Gunnell (ENG) 13.29 Wendy Jeal (ENG) 13.41 Glynis Nunn (AUS) 13.44 400 metres hurdles details Debbie Flintoff (AUS) 54.94 Donalda...
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Finland 69.00 m Fatima Whitbread Great Britain 67.14 m Heptathlon details Glynis Nunn Australia 6390 OR Jackie Joyner United States 6385 Sabine Everts West...
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Peters (NIR) 1978: Diane Konihowski (CAN) Heptathlon (1982–present) 1982: Glynis Nunn (AUS) 1986: Judy Simpson (ENG) 1990: Jane Flemming (AUS) 1994: Denise...
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