Harwant Kaur is from Punjab and will be competing in the discus throw. It seems that she has recently moved to Australia after a career in the Punjab Police with only dismal prospects. She had previously finished 13th at the Athens Olympics in 2004.
The women’s discus qualifying round is set to begin on Day 7 (Friday, August 15, 2008)
Mandeep Kaur seems to be from Punjab. She is competing in the Women’s 400m race as well as in the women’s 4×400m relay. I could not find a picture or any other information.
The 400m race qualifying rounds begin on Day 8 (Saturday, August 16, 2008) and the 4x400m relay will begin on Day 14 (Friday, August 22, 2008)
Manjit Kaur from Punjab will be competing in the Women’s 400m race. She has recently been training in California under coach Cedric Hill. Manjit recently won gold in the Women’s 4×400m relay and a silver in the individual 400m at the 2006 Doha Asian Games. She also won a silver at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games. You can see her kara proudly in the picture. (and look at those guns! now that is a Kaur!)
Sikh Olympic Update:
Mandeep Kaur was eliminated in the qualification rounds on Saturday.
Mandeep Kaur, who has been credited with 51.74s at the Madurai Nationals, was more than a second slower in 52.88s and finished sixth in the seven-runner heat. The heat was won by Italian Libania Grenot Martinez, who clocked 50.87s, the fourth best time of the morning round.
Mandeep was 33rd overall in the field of 50 runners.
Sikh Olympic Update:
Mandeep Kaur was eliminated in the qualification rounds on Saturday.
Mandeep Kaur, who has been credited with 51.74s at the Madurai Nationals, was more than a second slower in 52.88s and finished sixth in the seven-runner heat. The heat was won by Italian Libania Grenot Martinez, who clocked 50.87s, the fourth best time of the morning round.
Mandeep was 33rd overall in the field of 50 runners.
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You go girl!! Sending you positive running vibes for the rest of your career! My grandmother is Punjabi, and this is so inspiring to see.