Sara Fernández Roldán

Sara Fernández Roldán

Personal information
Nationality	Spanish
Born	(1994-12-05) 5 December 1994 Seville, Spain
Sport
Country	Spain
Sport	Paralympic athletics
Disability	Albinism
Disability class	T12
Event(s)	100 metres Long jump
Club	ADM of Athletics, Tomares
Coached by	Laura Real Cobo
Achievements and titles
Personal best	5.05 meters
Medal record Paralympic athletics Representing Spain World Championships 2015 Dubai 4x100m relay T11-13 European Championships 2014 Swansea Long jump T12 2016 Grosseto 100m T12 Spanish Championships

Sara Fernández Roldán (born 5 December 1994) is a Paralympic athlete with the Spanish National Team who competes at a national and international level. Attending Championships in Spain, Europe, World Championships and Paralympic Games. She has participated in the T12 category, a category that belongs to visual impairment.

She has been training on athletics tracks since he was 9 years old, such as the San Pablo Sports Center in Seville (Spain). Her first official competition was the adapted Spanish Championship in 2004, continuing her training and competition trajectory to this day. Being her coach since 2012, Laura Real Cobo, and training at the Municipal Athletics School of Tomares, Seville (Spain).

Her international records are:

· European Championship in Swansea (Wales), 2014, placing 3rd in the long jump

· World Championship in Doha (Qatar), 2015, placing 3rd in 4x100m relay

· World Championship in Doha (Qatar), 2015, placing 6th in the long jump

· European Championship in Grosseto (Italy), 2016, finishing 3rd in 100m

· European Championship in Grosseto (Italy), 2016, placing 4th in the long jump

· Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), 2016, placing 8th in the long jump

· Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), 2016, finishing 9th in 100m

· World Championship in London (England), 2017, placing 5th in 100m

· World Championship in London (England), 2017, placing 6th in the long jump

· European Championship in Berlin (Germany), 2018, placing 4th in the long jump

· European Championship in Berlin (Germany), 2018, placing 4th in javelin

· World Championship in Dubai (United Arab Emirates), 2019, placing 8th in long jump

· World Championship in Dubai (United Arab Emirates), 2019, placing 9th in javelin

· European Championship in Bydgoszcz (Poland), 2021, placing 4th in the long jump

· Paralympic Games in Tokyo (Japan), 2021, placing 7th in the long jump

Her rnational records are:

· Spanish Cadet Championship in Alcobendas (Madrid), 2009, finishing 1st in 100m

· Open Athletics Summer Championsshipd in Vilnius (Lithuania), 2009, placing 1st in 60m

· Spanish Youth Winter Championship in Moratalaz (Madrid), 2010, placing 2nd in 100m

· Spanish Winter Communities Championship in Alhama de Murcia (Murcia), 2010, placing 2nd in the long jump

· Spanish Youth Winter Championship in Moratalaz (Madrid), 2011, finishing 1st in 100m

· Spanish Youth Summer Championship in Majadahonda (Madrid), 2011, finishing 1st in 100m

· Spanish Youth Summer Championship in Majadahonda (Madrid), 2011, placing 1st in the long jump

· Spanish Communities Championship in San Javier (Murcia), 2012, placing 4th in the long jump

· Spanish Championship of summer communities in Torrent (Valencia), 2013, being 1st in 100m

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Avilés (Asturias), 2014, finishing 1st in 100m

· Adapted Spanish Championship in San Javier (Murcia), 2015, finishing 1st in 200m

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Alcorcón (Madrid), 2016, placing 2nd in the long jump

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Burgos (Burgos), 2017, finishing 1st in 100m

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Fuenlabrada (Madrid), 2018, placing 2nd in the long jump

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Fuenlabrada (Madrid), 2019, placing 1st in javelin

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Fuenlabrada (Madrid), 2019, placing 2nd in the long jump

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Seville (Seville), 2021, placing 2nd in the long jump

· Adapted Spanish Championship in Seville (Seville), 2021, placing 2nd in javelin </ref>