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Diane Ramsay

b. 1993

British athlete

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Born 1993. Diane Ramsay is a British athletics competitor.

Diane Ramsay (born 15 February 1993) is a former Scottish sprinter who specialised in the 200m and 400m. During her athletics career, Ramsay won numerous Scottish Championships and also represented Scotland in international competitions, including relay events at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and at Glasgow International.

International career At Glasgow International, Ramsay was part of the quartet that broke the 4 x 400 metres relay Scottish indoor record at the Emirates Arena in 2014. Her teammates included Eilidh Doyle, Gemma Sharp, and Zoey Clark.

In 2015, Ramsay competed in the 4 x 400 metres relay at Loughborough International, placing second with teammates Zoey Clark, Lynsey Sharp, and Kelsey Stewart.

Club career Ramsay started competing nationally while still in high school. before joining Victoria Park City of Glasgow Athletics Club to become eligible for higher-level competitions. She also competed for Team Glasgow.

Personal life She attended St Ninian's High School, Kirkintilloch. Four years prior to competing at Glasgow International, she had volunteered as a kit carrier at the same event in 2010. She retired from competition in 2017. As of 2020, she was a Level 3 track official, and joint team manager for a new combined UK league team, together with Anne Scott of Edinburgh.

Achievements Year Competition Venue Position Notes 2005 Scottish National Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 100m 2005 Scottish National Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 200m 2006 Scottish Schools Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 100m 2006 Scottish Schools Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 2nd 200m 2008 Scottish Closed Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 300m 2008 Scottish Schools Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 300m 2008 Scottish National Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 300m 2009 Scottish Closed Championships Wishaw 1st 300m 2009 Scottish Schools Indoor Championships Kelvin Hall, Glasgow 1st 300m 2009 Scottish National Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 300m 2009 British AAAs Championships Bedford, England 4th 300m 2010 Scottish Schools Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 100m 2010 Scottish Schools Championships Grangemouth, Falkirk 1st 200m 2010 Scottish Senior National Championships Pitreavie, Fife 2nd 400m Source: "Athlete Profile – Diane Ramsay", Power of 10 – British Athletics.

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British athlete

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