ROBINSON Holly

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Paralympic Games
2	Javelin Throw - F46	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	41.22
7	Javelin Throw - F46	2012	London, GBR	32.58
World Championships
2	Javelin Throw - F46	2019	Dubai, UAE	41.60
2	Javelin Throw - F46	2017	London, GBR	42.41
2	Javelin Throw - F46	2013	Lyon, FRA	34.37
3	Javelin Throw - F46	2015	Doha, QAT	38.18
5	Javelin Throw - F46	2011	Christchurch, NZL	30.44
7	Women's Shot Put F42-44/46	2011	Christchurch, NZL	8.43
12	Long Jump - T47	2015	Doha, QAT	4.50
Commonwealth Games
2	Javelin Throw - F46	2018	Gold Coast, QLD, AUS	43.32

Yoga, spending time outdoors. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

Athlete

Sports Science - Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, NZL

English

Athletics Taieri [Dunedin, NZL]

Raylene Bates [national], NZL

Her father Steve and her twin brother Jonathon have played rugby union for the West Coast provincial team in the Heartland Championship in New Zealand. (newshub.co.nz, 22 Mar 2018)

2011 for New Zealand, World Championships in Christchurch, New Zealand (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

She took up the sport at age 14 in Hokitika, New Zealand. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

She was involved in a number of sports when she was younger, including rugby, athletics, netball and basketball. She did not like athletics at first, and focused on the other sports. "I came back some years later and began liking the field events. I think Para sport has the ability to show others anything is possible." (nzherald.co.nz, 13 Apr 2018, 20 Dec 2019)

To win gold at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (paralympics.org.nz, 12 Feb 2021)

Winning silver in the women's F46 javelin at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, and at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, QLD, Australia. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

New Zealand sprint paddler Lisa Carrington. (Athlete, 16 Jul 2017)

Coach Raylene Bates, and her grandmother. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

She never wears her competition kit before she participates in her event. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

"Go out and have fun. Live in the moment and watch the javelin fly." (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

In 2020 she was named Otago Athlete of the Year and Otago Para Athlete of the Year at the Otago Sports Awards in New Zealand. (odt.co.nz, 10 Jul 2020)

In 2017 she received the Maori Sportsperson with a Disability award at the Maori Sports Award Gala in Auckland, New Zealand. (maoritelevision.com, 02 Dec 2017)

She was flag bearer for New Zealand at the opening ceremony of the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (MyInfo, 06 Sep 2016)

She was named 2012 Taieri College Sportswoman of the Year in New Zealand. (taieri.school.nz, 22 Nov 2012)

She was named Para Athlete of the Year at the 2010 Athletics Canterbury Athlete of the Year Awards in New Zealand. (athletics.org.nz, 21 Jun 2010)