Nicolas Macrozonaris (born August 22, 1980) is a Canadian 100 m sprinter. Born in Laval, Quebec, of Greek descent[1], he began sprinting after being inspired by Donovan Bailey's gold medal in the 100 m sprint in 1996 in Atlanta.

Contents 1 Accomplishments 1.1 2006 1.2 2005 1.3 2004 1.4 2003 1.5 2002 1.6 2001 1.7 2000 1.8 1999 1.9 1998 2 References

[edit] Accomplishments

[edit] 2006

• 1st Canadian Championships 100 m (10.31s) (10.28s in semifinal)
• 1st Ontario T&F Championships 100 m (10.34s) (10.25s W in semifinal)

[edit] 2005

• eliminated in the heats, World Championships 100 m (10.40s)

[edit] 2004

• eliminated in the heats, Athens Olympic Games 100 m (10.28s)

[edit] 2003

• 1st Canadian Championships 100 m (10.13s)
• 1st Canadian championships 200 m (20.85s)
• 1st Mexico City 100 m (10.03s)
• 3rd Athens Grand Prix 100 m (10.15s)
• 5th World Outdoor Championships Semi-Final 100 m (10.28s)

[edit] 2002

• 1st Canadian Championships 100 m (9.91s w)

[edit] 2001

• 12th World indoor championships semi-final 60 m (6.67s)
• 2nd Canadian championships 100 m (10.35s)
• 4th Jeux de la francophonie 100 m (10.34s)
• 26th World Outdoor championships 100 m (10.28s)

[edit] 2000

• 1st Quebec Senior Champion 60 m (6.80s)
• 4th Canadian Championships 100 m (10.25s)
• 2nd North American and Caribbean Championships NACAC 100 m (10.75s)
• 45th Olympic games, Sydney 100 m (10.45s)

[edit] 1999

• 1st Quebec Junior Champion 100 m (10.66s)
• 1st Canadian Junior Record 50 m (5.83s)

[edit] 1998

• 2nd Quebec provincials 100 m (11.03s)

[edit] References

• HellenicAthletes.com: Nicolas Macrozonaris
• Official Website

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