Susan Andrews

Susan Andrews

Born
Jan 26, 1971 (55 years old)
Events
800 m · 400 m

Susan Andrews is a Australia sprinter, born on January 26, 1971. She competes primarily in the 100m, 200m and 400m.

Her personal bests include 11.84 in the 100m, 23.1h in the 200m, 51.55 in the 400m, 2:00.32 in the 800m and 4:39.40 in the 1500m. She has earned 1 gold and 1 silver medals in major international competitions. She is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Australia.

Personal best · 800 m2:00.32
2003 season best2:00.50Mar 16, 2003 · Perth
Area record3:26.874x400 Metres Relay Short Track
Personal best · 400 m51.55

As of Nov 6, 2026: 800 m 2:00.32 (#685 all-time), 400 m 51.55 (#694 all-time), 2003 season best 2:00.50 (Mar 16, 2003, Perth (AUS)) · Last competition: IAAF World Championships, Aug 23, 2003, DNS · Area record (4x400 Metres Relay Short Track) · 55 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
100mPerth 1998Australia 100 m all-time list11.841,023 pts–
200mVila Real de Santo António 1999Australia 200 m all-time list23.1h*1,124 pts–
400mMelbourne 1998Australia 400 m all-time list51.551,144 pts#694
800mBrisbane 2000Australia 800 m all-time list2:00.321,157 pts#685
1500mNJ 2003Australia 1500 m all-time list4:39.40910 pts–
4x400mSydney 2000Australia 4 × 400 m all-time list3:24.05–

* Wind-assisted (> 2.0 m/s)

Progression

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SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
2003400m 53.14–Mar 9, 2003Perth (AUS)
2003800m 2:00.50–Mar 16, 2003Perth (AUS)
20031500m 4:39.40–May 10, 2003Princeton, NJ (USA)
2002400m 53.02–May 25, 2002Bangor (GBR)
2002800m 2:00.00–May 31, 2002Namur (BEL)
2000100m 11.94–Jun 18, 2000Perth (AUS)
2000200m 24.53-4.6Feb 18, 2000Perth (AUS)
2000400m 51.96–Jan 30, 2000Perth (AUS)
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FAQ

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Susan Andrews's 800 m personal best is 2:00.32, set on Sep 3, 2000 in Brisbane (AUS), #685 on the all-time list.

Susan Andrews competes in the 800 m and 400 m.

2003 season best: 2:00.50, set on Mar 16, 2003 in Perth (AUS). Last competition: IAAF World Championships on Aug 23, 2003, DNS.