She achieved a season's best of 64.40 m to win the hammer at the Grand Prix Colombiano, where she also took the silver in the shot put with a throw of 14.05 m.[6] Moreno obtained her first South American title at the 2007 South American Championships in Athletics, winning the hammer in São Paulo. She also took part in the 2007 Pan American Games that year and was eighth in hammer.[7]
She made a strong start to the outdoor season in 2008, setting a new national record of 67.09 m to take the bronze at the 2008 Central American and Caribbean Championships.[8] She improved this further at the Colombian Grand Prix in Bogotá, recording a mark of 68.00 m.[9] She was selected to represent her country at the Olympics for the first time at the 2008 Beijing Games. She threw 64.66 m in the qualifiers and did not progress to the final.[10]
In 2010, Moreno's best throw (in hammer throw) was 66.98 metres of which she achieved at the Central American and Caribbean Games. She received 1st place in the games after throwing further than the Venezuelan record holder, Rosa Rodriguez. Moreno competed in no other major competitions in 2010.
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^Robinson, Javier Clavelo (2006-07-28). Betanzos, Moreno, Cumbá lead Cuban sweep – CAC Games Day 3. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-07-22.
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^Biscayart, Eduardo (2006-11-13). Brazil best at South American U-23. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-07-22.
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johana, moreno, valencia, born, april, 1985, carepa, antioquia, colombian, track, field, athlete, specialises, hammer, throw, represented, country, 2008, summer, olympics, 2012, summer, olympics, 2009, world, championships, athletics, colombian, record, holder. Eli Johana Moreno Valencia born 15 April 1985 in Carepa Antioquia is a Colombian track and field athlete who specialises in the hammer throw 1 She represented her country at the 2008 Summer Olympics and 2012 Summer Olympics and the 2009 World Championships in Athletics She is the Colombian record holder in the hammer with a best throw of 69 80 making her the second best South American thrower after Jennifer Dahlgren Johana MorenoPersonal informationFull nameEli Johana Moreno ValenciaBorn 1985 04 15 April 15 1985 age 39 Carepa Antioquia ColombiaHeight1 77 m 5 ft 9 1 2 in Weight93 kg 205 lb SportCountry ColombiaSportWomen s AthleticsEventHammer throwAchievements and titlesPersonal best s Shot put 15 61 m 2005 Discus 45 95 2005 Hammer throw 69 80 2009 Medal record Women s athletics Representing Colombia Central American and Caribbean Games 2010 Mayaguez Hammer throw 2006 Cartagena Hammer throw Bolivarian Games 2009 Sucre Hammer throw 2005 Armenia Shot put 2005 Armenia Hammer throw South American Championships 2007 Sao Paulo Hammer throw 2009 Lima Hammer throw 2005 Cali Hammer throw 2006 Tunja Hammer throw 2011 Buenos Aires Hammer throwUpdated on 9 January 2015 In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Moreno and the second or maternal family name is Valencia She is a two time South American Champion and was runner up in 2005 and 2006 She has also won two bronze medals at the Central American and Caribbean Championships as well as a bronze at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games Contents 1 Career 2 Personal bests 3 Major competition record 4 References 5 External linksCareer editShe won her first continental medal at the 2005 South American Championships in Athletics where she was runner up to Jennifer Dahlgren but managed to improve the Colombian national record to 61 65 m 2 The following year she won a bronze medal at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games setting a new record of 65 51 m 3 At the 2006 South American Championships in Athletics she was again behind Dahlgren at continental level and took the silver medal with a throw of 64 94 m 4 She ended the year with another silver behind Dahlgren at the 2006 South American Games which doubled as the Under 23 continental championships 5 She achieved a season s best of 64 40 m to win the hammer at the Grand Prix Colombiano where she also took the silver in the shot put with a throw of 14 05 m 6 Moreno obtained her first South American title at the 2007 South American Championships in Athletics winning the hammer in Sao Paulo She also took part in the 2007 Pan American Games that year and was eighth in hammer 7 She made a strong start to the outdoor season in 2008 setting a new national record of 67 09 m to take the bronze at the 2008 Central American and Caribbean Championships 8 She improved this further at the Colombian Grand Prix in Bogota recording a mark of 68 00 m 9 She was selected to represent her country at the Olympics for the first time at the 2008 Beijing Games She threw 64 66 m in the qualifiers and did not progress to the final 10 Moreno began 2009 with an improvement to 69 80 m in March at the Grand Prix Sudamericano in Santa Fe Argentina making her the second best South American hammer thrower after Dahlgren 11 She won her second continental title at the 2009 South American Championships in Athletics with a throw of 65 79 m 12 and then took the bronze at the 2009 CAC Championships behind Cuban Arasay Thondike and improving Venezuelan Rosa Rodriguez 13 She attended her second global event the 2009 World Championships in Athletics but her throw of 65 05 m was again not enough to make the final 14 In 2010 Moreno s best throw in hammer throw was 66 98 metres of which she achieved at the Central American and Caribbean Games She received 1st place in the games after throwing further than the Venezuelan record holder Rosa Rodriguez Moreno competed in no other major competitions in 2010 2011 was a more successful year for Moreno than the previous year placing 1st at the Central American and Caribbean Championships for the first time bronze in 2008 and 2009 and achieving second at the South American Championships behind accomplished athlete Jennifer Dahlgren Moreno also competed at the Pan American Games coming 12th place with a throw of 59 23 metres Her best throw was 68 53 metres which she did at the Central American and Caribbean Championships It was also her best throw since 2009 Personal bests editEvent Best m Venue Date Shot put 15 61 m A Bogota Colombia 28 May 2005 Discus throw 45 95 m A Bogota Colombia 28 May 2005 Hammer throw 69 80 m NR Santa Fe Argentina 29 March 2009 All information taken from IAAF profile Major competition record editYear Competition Venue Position Event Notes Representing nbsp Colombia 2002 South American Youth Championships Asuncion Paraguay 4th Shot 13 03 m 2nd Discus 41 34 m 2nd Hammer 49 63 m 2005 South American Championships Cali Colombia 2nd Hammer 61 65 m Bolivarian Games Armenia Colombia 3rd Shot 13 99 m A 3rd Hammer 59 99 m A 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games Cartagena Colombia 3rd Hammer 65 51 m NR South American Championships Tunja Colombia 4th Shot 14 17 m A 7th Discus 41 39 m A 2nd Hammer 64 94 m A South American U23 Championships South American Games Buenos Aires Argentina 6th Shot put 13 74 m 4th Discus 44 67 m 2nd Hammer 61 64 m 2007 ALBA Games Caracas Venezuela 3rd Hammer 61 20 m South American Championships Sao Paulo Brazil 6th Shot 13 81 m 1st Hammer 61 93 m Pan American Games Rio de Janeiro Brazil 8th Hammer 62 77 m 2008 Ibero American Championships Iquique Chile 4th Hammer 62 49 m Central American and Caribbean Championships Cali Colombia 3rd Hammer 67 09 m Olympic Games Beijing China 36th q Hammer 64 66 m 2009 South American Championships Lima Peru 1st Hammer 65 79 m Central American and Caribbean Championships Havana Cuba 3rd Hammer 67 66 m World Championships Berlin Germany 31st q Hammer 65 05 m Bolivarian Games Sucre Bolivia 1st Hammer 69 65 m GR A 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games Mayaguez Puerto Rico 1st Hammer 66 98 m 2011 South American Championships Buenos Aires Argentina 2nd Hammer 68 53 m Central American and Caribbean Championships Mayaguez Puerto Rico 1st Hammer 67 97 m Pan American Games Guadalajara Mexico 12th Hammer 59 23 m A 2012 Ibero American Championships Barquisimeto Venezuela 3rd Hammer 68 58 m Olympic Games London United Kingdom 18th q Hammer 68 53 m 2013 South American Championships Cartagena Colombia 2nd Hammer 67 22 m Bolivarian Games Trujillo Peru 2nd Hammer 66 59 m 2014 South American Games Santiago Chile 3rd Hammer 65 58 m Ibero American Championships Sao Paulo Brazil 2nd Hammer 66 01 m Pan American Sports Festival Ciudad de Mexico Mexico 7th Hammer 64 13 m A Central American and Caribbean Games Xalapa Mexico 3rd Hammer 67 77 m A 2015 South American Championships Lima Peru 2nd Hammer 66 05 m 2017 South American Championships Asuncion Paraguay 3rd Hammer 63 09 m Bolivarian Games Santa Marta Colombia 2nd Hammer 62 17 m 2018 South American Games Cochabamba Bolivia 5th Hammer 64 64 m Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla Colombia 4th Hammer 60 83 mReferences edit Biografia General MORENO VALENCIA Eli Yohana Colombia in Spanish retrieved May 11 2014 Biscayart Eduardo 2005 07 24 Brazil wins overall at the South American Championships Final Day IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Robinson Javier Clavelo 2006 07 28 Betanzos Moreno Cumba lead Cuban sweep CAC Games Day 3 IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Biscayart Eduardo 2006 10 02 Brazil confirms its South American domination in Tunja IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Biscayart Eduardo 2006 11 13 Brazil best at South American U 23 IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 CAMPEONATO PANAMERICANO JUNIOR 2007 SAN PABLO BRASIL DEL 6 AL 8 DE JULIO in Spanish Atletismo Peruano 2007 07 10 Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Biscayart Eduardo 2007 07 24 Moreno takes Hammer with 75 20 Games record Pan American Games Day Two IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Biscayart Eduardo 2008 07 07 Cuba takes overall title in Cali last day of CAC Champs beset by torrential rains IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Johana Moreno nueva marca nacional en el Grand Prix de atletismo Archived 2011 07 07 at the Wayback Machine in Spanish ColDeportes 2008 07 21 Retrieved on 2010 07 23 Biography Moreno Johana IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Telon con records en Santa Fe Argentina in Spanish Atletismo Peruano 2009 03 30 Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Biscayart Eduardo 2009 06 20 Murer vaults 4 60m at South American Championships Day 1 report IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 Clavelo Robinson Javier 2009 07 06 Culson prevails over Sanchez as six more records fall CAC Champs Final Day IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 2009 World Championships Hammer Throw Women Qualification IAAF Retrieved on 2010 07 22 External links editEli Johana Moreno at World Athletics nbsp Eli Johana Moreno at Olympics at Sports Reference com archived Johana Moreno at Olympics com Retrieved from https en 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