Teri Steer

Teri Steer-Cantwell (born October 30, 1975 in Crete, Nebraska) is an American shot putter.

In 1999, she won bronze medals at the World Indoor Championships and the Pan American Games, and finished ninth at the World Championships. She attended Southern Methodist University(SMU) in Dallas, Texas.

Her personal best throw is 19.21 metres (63.0 ft), achieved in April 2001 in Des Moines, Iowa.

She is married to shot putter Christian Cantwell, having previously been married to Canadian discus thrower Jason Tunks. She hails from Crete, Nebraska and currently resides in Columbia, Missouri.^[1]

On May 27, 2008 she gave birth to her first son, Jackson Daniel Cantwell, 11-pounds 2-ounces.

International competitions

Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Notes
Representing the United States
1994	World Junior Championships	Lisbon, Portugal	15th (q)	14.46 m
1998	Goodwill Games	Uniondale, United States	5th	18.30 m
1999	World Indoor Championships	Maebashi, Japan	3rd	18.86 m
	Pan American Games	Winnipeg, Canada	3rd	18.03 m
	World Championships	Seville, Spain	9th	18.04 m
2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia	22nd (q)	16.34 m

References

↑ http://www.mtccca.org/Clinic%20Info.htm

Teri Steer profile at IAAF
USATF profile

US National Championship winners in women's shot put

1923-1979 Amateur Athletic Union	1923: Bertha Christophel 1924: Ester Behring 1925–8: Lillian Copeland 1929–30: Rena MacDonald 1931: Lillian Copeland 1932: Babe Didrikson Zaharias 1933: Catherine Rutherford 1934: Not held 1935: Rena MacDonald 1936: Helen Stephens 1937: Margaret Bergmann 1938–41: Catherine Fellmeth 1942: Ramona Harris 1943: Frances Gorn 1944: Dorothy Dodson 1945: Frances Kaszubski 1946–7: Dorothy Dodson 1948: Frances Kaszubski 1949: Amelia Bert 1950: Frances Kaszubski 1951: Amelia Bert 1952: Amelia Bert & Janet Dicks 1953: Amelia Bert 1954: Lois Testa 1955: Wanda Wejzgrowicz 1956–62: Earlene Brown 1963: Sharon Sheppard 1964: Earlene Brown 1965–6: Lynn Graham 1967–8: Maren Seidler 1969–71: Lynn Graham 1972–9: Maren Seidler

1980-1992 The Athletics Congress	1980: Maren Seidler 1981: Denise Wood 1982: María Elena Sarría (CUB) 1983: Denise Wood 1984: Ria Stalman (NED) 1985–7: Ramona Pagel 1988: Connie Price 1989: Ramona Pagel 1990: Connie Price 1991: Ramona Pagel 1992: Connie Price-Smith

1993-onwards USA Track & Field	1993–2000: Connie Price-Smith 2001: Seilala Sua 2002: Teri Steer 2003: Kristin Heaston 2004: Laura Gerraughty 2005: Kristin Heaston 2006: Jillian Camarena 2007: Kristin Heaston 2008–9: Michelle Carter 2010: Jillian Camarena 2011: Michelle Carter 2012: Jillian Camarena-Williams 2013–5: Michelle Carter

Notes	Since 1992, the championships has incorporated the Olympic Trials in Olympic years, otherwise held as a discrete event.

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