20 Facts About Levern Spencer

Levern Spencer was a gold medalist at both the Commonwealth Games and Pan-American Games.

Levern Spencer earned a bachelor's degree from Georgia in Health Promotion and Behavior, having first embarked upon a course of study in computer science.

Levern Spencer competed at several CARIFTA Games, bringing home gold in 2001.

Levern Spencer did not make the final, only managing 1.85 m for 27th.

In 2009, Levern Spencer signed her first professional contract with Stellar Group, becoming the first high jumper on their roster.

Levern Spencer repeated as Central American and Caribbean champion in Havana, Cuba and signed an endorsement deal with Caribbean telecommunications provider LIME.

Levern Spencer was featured on the cover of the 2010 LIME Services Directory.

Levern Spencer narrowly missed out on making the cut for the season-ending 2009 IAAF World Athletics Final, finishing ninth in the world for women's high jump.

In 2010, Levern Spencer recorded six of the top ten best jumps of her career.

In 2012, Levern Spencer was awarded an Olympic Solidarity Scholarship and began training in Germany.

In 2013, Levern Spencer won a sixth gold medal at the Central American and Caribbean Championships in Athletics, jumping 1.95 m, her highest jump since 2010.

In 2014, Levern Spencer made the finals at the World Indoor Championships with a new national indoor record of 1.95 m in the qualifying rounds, before finishing 7th in the final.

Levern Spencer won bronze at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with 1.88 m behind Australian Eleanor Patterson and English jumper Isobel Pooley.

Levern Spencer won gold at the Pan Games Festival in Mexico City, Mexico.

Levern Spencer placed second at the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Championships, behind Jeannelle Scheper, who beat her at Saint Lucia's National Championships.

Levern Spencer won the Saint Lucia National Championship with a height of 1.90 m Along with Jeannelle Scheper, Spencer represented Saint Lucia at the 2015 Pan American Games.

Levern Spencer won gold with a best height of 1.94 m It was Saint Lucia's first gold medal ever at the Pan Am Games; the country had been represented at these Games six times since 1985 and then claimed the NACAC Championships title in San Jose, Costa Rica.

On 13 February 2016, Spencer equalled her own national indoor record in Hustopece, with 1.95 m A month later, at the 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships, she placed sixth with 1.93 m, three centimeters away from the gold medal, won by American Vashti Cunningham.

Levern Spencer failed to enter into the final, finishing in 13th place in the qualifying round.

Levern Spencer competed at the 2018 NACAC Championships, winning a third consecutive title at 1.91m.