The 1933 WAAA Championships were the 12th national track and field championships for women in the United Kingdom. The tournament was held on 15 July 1933at the White City Stadium in London, United Kingdom, with the cross country event being held in Warwick.^[1]

At the championships also four women from the Netherlands participated, sent by the ENDAT. The Dutch Gerda de Kock became champion in the shot put and javelin throw event, both in a new Enlgish record.^[2] According to Dutch newspapers the audience seemed to be pleased with the Dutch participants, their good style and sporting achievements. Gerda de Kock who won two titles, became the focus of photographers and film cameras.^[2] The Dutch ladies won two titles and finished three times in second place.^[2][3]

Gerda de Kock won the shot put event in a "new English record". Dutch newspapers wrote she improved the English national record from 32 ft. 11 inch to 33 ft. 8 inch (10.25 metres). The throw of 10.40 metres of the Dutch Munnikes was invalid. She finished in second place with 10.09 metres. De Kock also became champion in the javelin throw event with 36.10, "beating the English record with 4 feet and 2 inches". Title holder Halstead finished in second place.^[2] The national records described by the Dutch press, became never official English national records.

Bets ter Horst, who was very nervous at the start, finished in second place in the 80 metres hurdles behind Elsie Green. With 12.3 seconds Ter Horst was fasther than the Dutch national record.^[2]

Cor Pels finished second in the discus throw event behind Ada Holland.^[2]

It rained during the competitions.^[2] The stadium was well filled with spectators.^[2]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Eileen Hiscock	12.2" NR	Nellie Halstead	1.5 yards	Lillian Chalmers ⚥	1 yard
200 metres	Eileen Hiscock	25.8"	Violet Olney	4 yards	Marjorie Pope	1.5 yards
400 metres	Nellie Halstead	58.8"	Violet Branch	59.5"	Dorothy Bruty	61.0"
800 metres	Ruth Christmas	2' 23.0"	Violet Humphries	2 yards	Dorothy Butterfield	15 yards
80 m hurdles[2]	Elsie Green	12.0" NR	Bets ter Horst	12.3"	Marjorie O'Kell	1 foot
High jump	Mary Milne	1.50 m.	Dora Greenwood	1.473 m.	Nellie Carrington	1.461
Long jump	Phyllis Bartholomew	5.40 m.	Nellie Carrington	5.36 m.	Josephine Matthews	5.36 m.
Shot put[2]	Gien de Kock	10.26 m. NR	Dicky Munnikes	10.09 m.	Kathleen Tilley	9.29 m.
Discus throw[2]	Ada Holland	33.22 m. NR	Cor Pels	31.36 m.	Joan Webster	31.55
Javelin throw[2]	Gien de Kock	36.11 m. NR	Edith Halstead ⚥	35.21 m. NR	Erna Löw	33.36
1600 metres track walk	Jeanne Probekk	7' 51.2"	Jessie Howes	20 yards	Kitty Bellamy
Road walk	Jeanne Probekk	25' 56"
Cross-country	Lilian Styles
660 yards medley relay	London Olympiades	1' 16.8"

⚥ later identified as a man. Edith Halstead used the name Edwin Halstead when being a man. Lillian Chalmers later used the name Leonard Chalmers.

Source:^[4]