Aminata Diouf (born 18 February 1977) is a Senegalese athlete specialising in the sprinting events. She twice competed at the Olympic Games, in 2000 and 2004. 
  Competition record
     | Year |  Competition |  Venue |  Position |  Event |  Notes  | 
    Representing   Senegal  | 
  | 1995  |  African Junior Championships  |  Bouaké, Ivory Coast  |  6th  |  100 m  |  12.56  | 
  | 5th  |  200 m  |  25.43  | 
  | 1999  |  Universiade  |  Palma de Mallorca, Spain  |  6th  |  100 m  |  11.37  | 
  | 4th  |  200 m  |  23.37  | 
  | 10th (h)  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  47.21  | 
  | World Championships  |  Seville, Spain  |  38th (h)  |  100 m  |  11.65  | 
  | 10th (h)  |  4 × 400 m relay  |  3:30.99  | 
  | All-Africa Games  |  Johannesburg, South Africa  |  10th (sf)  |  100 m  |  11.81  | 
  | 2000  |  African Championships  |  Algiers, Algeria  |  2nd  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  44.62  | 
  | Olympic Games  |  Sydney, Australia  |  46th (h)  |  100 m  |  11.65  | 
  | 13th (h)  |  4 × 400 m relay  |  3:28.02  | 
  | 2001  |  Universiade  |  Beijing, China  |  11th (sf)  |  200 m  |  24.02  | 
  | 2002  |  African Championships  |  Radès, Tunisia  |  5th (h)  |  100 m  |  11.37[1]  | 
  | 2003  |  World Championships  |  Paris, France  |  7th (h)  |  4 × 400 m relay  |  3:28.37[2]  | 
  | All-Africa Games  |  Abuja, Nigeria  |  8th (sf)  |  100 m  |  11.58  | 
  | 3rd  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  45.42  | 
  | 2004  |  African Championships  |  Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo  |  5th (sf)  |  200 m  |  23.34[3]  | 
  | 3rd  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  45.21  | 
  | Olympic Games  |  Athens, Greece  |  16th (h)  |  4 × 400 m relay  |  3:35.18  | 
  | 2005  |  World Championships  |  Helsinki, Finland  |  9th (h)  |  4 × 400 m relay  |  3:29.03  | 
  | 2006  |  African Championships  |  Bambous, Mauritius  |  4th  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  47.22  | 
  | 2007  |  All-Africa Games  |  Algiers, Algeria  |  10th (sf)  |  100 m  |  11.67  | 
  | 11th (sf)  |  200 m  |  23.92  | 
  | 4th  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  45.26  | 
  | 2008  |  African Championships  |  Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  |  3rd (sf)  |  100 m  |  11.46[4]  | 
  | 5th (h)  |  4 × 100 m relay  |  45.70  | 
 Personal bests
 Outdoor 
  Indoor 
  References
   - ^ Did not finish in the final 
  - ^ Disqualified in the final 
  - ^ Did not start in the final 
  - ^ Disqualified in the final 
  
  External links
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