Xiao Yehua

[2] At the 1991 Asian Athletics Championships she was the 200 metres bronze medallist and anchored the China relay team including Pei Fang, Tian Yumei and Chen Zhaojing to a championship record time of 43.41 seconds to win the 4×100 m relay title.[3] At the start of 1992 she achieved a personal best of 11.23 seconds for the 100 m.[4] This earned her selection for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, where she was eliminated in the quarter-final round.[5] Xiao was also present in the relay team at the 1992 IAAF World Cup where an all-Chinese team (Gao Han, Tian, Chen, Xiao) represented Asia and won the gold medals in a time of 43.63 seconds.[6] The following year she was 100 m runner-up to Taiwan's Wang Huei-chen at the 1993 East Asian Games but managed to top the podium in the relay race.[7] Her other major outing that year was the 7th Chinese National Games, where she failed to medal individually but won the relay title with fellow Guangxi runner Tian, Huang Mei and Ou Yanlan.
athleticsAsian Championships1991 Kuala Lumpur1995 JakartaIAAF World Cup1992 HavanaEast Asian Games1993 Shanghai4×100 mChinesetrack and fieldsprinter100 metres1991 Asian Athletics Championships1993 East Asian Games4×100 metres relay1992 Summer Olympics1992 IAAF World Cup1990 Asian Junior Athletics ChampionshipsChinese Athletics Championships200 metresPei FangTian YumeiChen Zhaojingchampionship record1992 Barcelona OlympicsGao HanWang Huei-chen7th Chinese National GamesHuang MeiWayback MachineWorld AthleticsOlympediaIAAF World / Continental Cup4 × 100 metres relayPossekelRichterLannamanHaglundSiemonWöckelWaltherGladischRiegerAuerswaldBehrendtGüntherMöllerOschkenatIdehenTombiriOpara-ThompsonOnyaliTaplinGainesMillerGuidryLawrenceCampbellMcDonaldFergusonBaileyFerguson-McKenzieMothersilleSimpsonSolomonBaptisteBartolettaHenry-RobinsonCampbell-BrownTenorioMiller-UiboPrandini