Phil Spivey is a 60-years-old Australian athletics competitor from the Australia. his estimated net worth is $1 Million to $5 Million Approx. Jump into read his life Facts, Wikipedia and biographies Details
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According to the wiki and biography of Phil Spivey was born on 15 May 1961 in Australia. let’s check out the Phil’s personal and public life facts, Wikipedia, bio, spouse, net worth, and career details.
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1992
1992 – World Cup (Havana, Cuba) 8th place. 1992 World Cup
1990
1990 – Commonwealth Games (Auckland, New Zealand) 4th place. 1990 Commonwealth Games,
1989
1989 – World Cup (Barcelona, Spain) 6th place 1989 World Cup
1986 – “Rest of the Commonwealth” International match in Newcastle (UK), (Select Commonwealth team v Great Britain). 3rd place
1982
At a senior level, Phil Spivey competed for Victoria Athletics at the Australian National Championships. (1982-1990). Although he never became the Australian senior champion, he finished in the top three at each national championship. His main competitors were Hans Lotz, Joe Quigley and Sean Carlin. Phil’s personal best throw was 70.94 metres, achieved in July 1986 in an International match (Australia v England v Belgium) Hechtel,
1982 – Commonwealth Games (Brisbane, Australia) 7th place. (His coach, Gus Puopolo, was also selected to compete in the Hammer Throw, finishing 8th.)
1981
1981 – Pacific Conference Games (Christchurch, NZ). 5th place. (His coach, Gus Puopolo, was also selected to compete in the Hammer Throw, finishing 3rd.)
1979
He was Australian Junior Hammer Throw Champion in 1979 & 1980 and finished second in 1978 & 1981. In each of these competitions he had an epic battle with New South Wales’ Andrew Heyes; trading the Gold and Siver medals between then over the four year period.
1978
Phil Spivey started training for Hammer Throw in 1978, under the guidance of his long term coach, Gus Puopolo. He represented the Victoria Athletics team at both School and Open competitions in the junior ranks between 1978-1981.
Phil Spivey was also the Australian All-Schools Hammer Throw champion in 1978 and 1979.
1961
Phillip Spivey (born 1961) is a retired Australian hammer thrower.
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