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  • Home >  2016 Olympics >  News

    Dame Valerie Adams has committed to a Tokyo Olympics campaign

    Dame Valerie Adams has committed to a Tokyo Olympics campaign

    18 August 2018

    If the three-time shot put medallist is selected in 2020, she will join
    Barbara Kendall as the only New Zealand women to feature at five Games.

    The 33-year-old's path to further glory shapes as a challenge.

    If her European and Commonwealth Games competitions were a gauge this season,
    the international field is strengthening.

    A knee niggle has ruled her out of the remainder of the northern hemisphere
    season, and as Mum to 10-month-old Kimoana, much of her time is devoted to
    motherhood rather than the throwing circle these days.

    No-one in Team Adams is underestimating the scale of the task ahead.
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