Du Jiani becomes the first person to compete in the Winter Olympics in Jiaxing
Source of information: Municipal Sports Bureau
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January 26 is the 9-day countdown to the opening of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. The qualification matches for each event have all ended, and the list of athletes participating in the Winter Olympics has been released one following another. Jiaxing athlete Du Jiani has won the “admission ticket” to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and will participate in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics snowmobile competition. This will also be the first time for Jiaxing players to appear in the Winter Olympics.
Du Jiani, born in 1999, from Zhijiang Village, Zhouwangmiao Town, Haining City, originally from Qiantangjiang Primary School, was selected by Lv Zhengjiang, senior track and field coach of Haining Children’s Sports School in June 2008, and entered the track and field team of Haining Junior Sports School to train in 2012. Entered the Zhejiang provincial track and field team, under the tutelage of Asian Games champion Shen Shengfei. Although she is born in the 1990s, Du Jiani has achieved outstanding results on the field. She won the runner-up in the women’s heptathlon at the 2016 National Athletics Grand Prix (Shaoxing Station) and the bronze medal in the women’s heptathlon at the 2017 National Games. In March 2019, she won the women’s pentathlon championship at the National Indoor Athletics Championships, and in April, she won the women’s heptathlon championship at Huangshi Station, Hubei Province, the second stop of the National Athletics Grand Prix Series. Since then, he was selected into the national snowmobile team by cross-border and cross-item. In January 2020, Du Jiani and her teammates won the championship in the women’s double snowmobile competition of the 14th National Winter Games, achieving a breakthrough in Jiaxing’s zero gold medal in the history of the National Winter Games.
The good news is that in addition to one contestant, two other referees from Jiaxing will also appear at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
