Ljudmila Ninova
Austrian-Bulgarian long jumper
Lyudmila Ninova-Rudoll (Bulgarian: Людмила Нинова; born 25 June 1960 in Kula, Bulgaria) is a retired Bulgarian–Austrian long jumper. She competed for Bulgaria until the end of 1987 and began representing Austria from the start of 1988.
Her personal best jump was 7.09 metres, achieved in June 1994 in Seville. This is the Austrian record. She also holds the Austrian triple jump record with 13.75 metres.
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