Javianne Oliver is an American track and field athlete, who completes in sprints. She is an Olympic Games silver medalist, NACAC champion, and national champion.
Javianne Oliver was born on December 26, 1994, in Monroe, Georgia, the United States. She started in athletics at an early age and showed great talent in sprints.
Javianne Oliver started her competitive athletics career in 2010, taking part in the USATF GA Junior Olympics Championships and finished 6th. The next season she earned her first official honor, winning the silver at the Fayetteville Starr Mills High School in 200m.
In 2012, Javianne Oliver showed her great skills and talent, winning the 100m and 200m gold at the Albany Georgia 3A Girls State and the 100m silver and 200m bronze at the Greensboro New Balance HS Nationals in 100m, as well as the 400m gold at the Loganville Walton County Track Championships. In the next season, she continued repeating the success locally at the Albany Georgia event but also finished 6th at the New York Adidas Grand Prix in 100m.
In 2014, Javianne Oliver started the indoor season by winning 60m silver and 200m bronze at the Chapel Hill Gene Anderson Invitational. At the Bloomington Hoosier Open, she earned 60m silver and 300m bronze, while at the Winston Salem UCS Invitational triumphed with the 200m gold. During the outdoor season, she won the 100m silver at the Chapel Hill Carolina Relays, High Point VertKlasse Meeting, and Charlottesville Virginia Challenge.
Javianne Oliver made another strong season in 2015, winning the 60m gold and 200m silver at the Bloomington Hoosier Open and 60m silver and at the Lexington Kentucky Invitational, as well as 4x100m relay gold, 100m silver, and 200m bronze at the Eugene Pepsi Invitational. She also competed at the Jacksonville NCAA East Preliminary Round in 100m and Eugene NCAA Div I Championships in 4x100m relay, but failed to earn a medal.
In 2016, Javianne Oliver finished 6th at the Birmingham NCAA Div. I Indoor Championships 60m final, but also reached the semi-finals of the Eugene NCAA Div I Championships and the quarter-finals of the Jacksonville NCAA East Preliminary Round. Meanwhile, she earned the 60m gold and 200m bronze at the Bloomington Hoosier Open, 60m silver and 4x400m relay gold at the Lexington Rod McCravy Memorial, as well as 60m silver at the Blacksburg Doc Hale VT Elite, and 60m bronze at the Fayetteville SEC Indoor Championships. Javianne Oliver won the 100m silver at the Athens Spec Towns Invitational and Charlottesville Virginia Challenge, as well as the 200m silver at the Charlottesville Virginia Challenge. However, her biggest achievement during the season was winning the 200m gold and 4x100m silver at the Gainesville Florida Relays.
In 2017, Javianne Oliver earned the 60m silver at the NCAA Div. I Indoor Championships, but also won the 200m silver and 4x100m bronze at the Gainesville Florida Relays. Meanwhile, she earned the 60m gold at the Lexington Rod McCravy Memorial, Lexington Kentucky T&F Invitational, Fayetteville Tyson Invitational, and Bloomington Hoosier Open.
Javianne Oliver made a fantastic performance in 2018, becoming a national champion. She won the 60m gold at the Albuquerque USA Indoor Championships, as well as the 100m gold at the Knoxville Tennessee Relays, Gainesville Florida Relays, and Hamilton Bermuda Invitational. She also earned the 60m bronze at the New York Millrose Games and the 200m bronze at the Knoxville Tennessee Relays. During the season, she competed at the Birmingham IAAF World Indoor Championships in 60m but failed to reach the finals. She made her debut at the Diamond League, competing at the Eugene Prefontaine Classic in 100m, but finished 8th.
In 2019, Javianne Oliver earned the 100m bronze at the Folksam Grand Prix and the 60m bronze at the NYRR Millrose Games.
Javianne Oliver won her second national medal in 2020, earning the 60m silver at the Albuquerque USA Indoor Championships. In the same discipline, she won the 60m gold at the NYRR Millrose Games. During the outdoor season, she triumphed with the 100m gold at the AP Ranch High Performance Invite and the bronze at the Showdown in Otown and Clermont Back to the Track in 100m.
Javianne Oliver had a remarkable season in 2021, winning the Olympics silver in the 4x100m relay. She won the Eugene US Olympic Trials in 100m and competed in the individual event as well, but reached the semi-finals, where remained 5th and did not qualify for the finals. Meanwhile, she earned her first Diamond Leaguer medal, winning the 100m bronze at Doha Diamond League. She also competed at the Weltklasse Diamond League Finals, finishing 6th. During the season, which was her strongest, she won the 60m gold at the Meeting Metz Moselle Athlelor, Meeting Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais, Meeting de l’Eure, as well as Torun Copernicus Cup. In 100m, she triumphed with the gold at the Tomblaine Meeting Stanislas Nancy and Meeting Citta di Padova but also won the silver at the Miramar Invitational and Walnut USATF Golden Games. Javianne Oliver triumphed with the 4x100m and 4x200m relays gold at the Prairie View USATF Sprint Summit.
In 2022, the American athletics talent missed the indoor season but again achieved wonderful results in 100m, winning the gold at the Papa Hungarian GP Series, silver at the Budapest Hungarian GP Series, as well as bronze at the Devonshire USATF Bermuda Games and Rovereto 58. Palio Citta della Quercia. However, her best achievement during the season was winning the 4x100m gold at the Freeport NACAC Championships.
In 2023, Javianne Oliver did not perform at a high level, failing to earn a medal from most of the individual competitions. However, she won the 4x100m bronze at the Devonshire USATF Bermuda Games.
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