André CERBONNEY

France
France
AthleticsAthletics
Games Participations1
First Olympic GamesAmsterdam 1928
Year of Birth1900

Biography

André Cherbonney was a sprinter who was capped 16 times for France between 1923 and 1929. He was French champion in the 200 in 1928 and was second in 1925, also finishing second in the 100 in 1927. He had six third-place finishes at the French nationals – both sprint in 1926 and 1929, the 1927 200 and the 1928 100. He mostly competed for CASG Paris, but was with Métropolitan Club Colombes in 1927. In international meets Cherbonney won the 100 in 1923 against Sweden, in 1925 against Belgium, and in a tri-meet in 1928 against Italy and Switzerland.

Personal Bests: 100 – 10.8 (1927); 200 – 21.7 (1925).

Olympic Results

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