Pat Daniels-Winslow

Biographical information

RolesCompeted in Olympic Games
SexFemale
Full nameBillie Jo Patricia "Pat"•Daniels-Winslow (-Bank, -Connolly)
Used namePat•Daniels-Winslow
Other namesBillee Baker
Born1 September 1943 in Santa Monica, California (USA)
Measurements180 cm / 75 kg
AffiliationsSan Mateo Track & Field Association
NOC United States

Biography

Billee Pat Daniels-Winslow-Connolly had a long career competing in the unusual combination of the 800 metres and the pentathlon. She was an eight-time AAU Champion in the pentathlon, winning seven consecutively from 1961-67, and also won AAU titles in the long jump in 1967 and the 800 metres in 1960-61. Daniels-Winslow won a gold medal in the pentathlon at the 1967 Pan American Games. She competed for the US in various dual meets in several events, the 800, long jump, and high jump. She competed for San Mateo Junior College and the San Mateo Athletic Association, but ran the 800 at the 1960 Olympic Games while still a student at Capuchino High School in California. Her second marriage was to Hal Connolly, 1956 Olympic hammer throw gold medalist.

Personal Bests: 200 – 24.0 (1967); 440y – 56.1 (1967); 800 – 2:13.1 (1961); 80H – 11.4 (1970); 100H – 14.4 (1970); HJ – 5-7¼ (1.71) (1967); LJ – 20-6 (6.25) (1967); SP – 46-2 (14.07) (1971); DT – 132-0 (40.23) (1973); Pen – 4880 (1967).

Results

Games Discipline (Sport) / Event NOC / Team Pos Medal As
1960 Summer Olympics Athletics USA Pat Daniels
800 metres, Women (Olympic) AC h2 r1/2
1964 Summer Olympics Athletics USA Pat Daniels-Winslow
Pentathlon, Women (Olympic) 7
1968 Summer Olympics Athletics USA Pat Daniels-Winslow
Pentathlon, Women (Olympic) 6

Olympic family relations

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