Atheltics Weekly

RESULTS
OVERSEAS
ECUADOR
Cuenca , May 20
Women: TJ: 1 L Maria Zaldivar Rojas
(CUB) 14.05
FRANCE
Castres, July 26
Men: 100 (1.0): 3 KYLE DE ESCOFET
10.37; 7 AIDAN SYERS 10.53. Ht1 (2.9):
2 DE ESCOFET 10.36; 3 SYERS 10.45.
110H (1.2): 1 JAKE PORTER 13.68. Ht1
(2.7): 1 PORTER 13.79. LJ: r1: 6 E Ewulo
(WGEL/NGR) 7.30/1.4. Women TJ: 4
CHIOMA MATTHEWS (W35) 12.77/1.5
Salon De Provence, June 7
Men: DT: 1 L Djouhan 63.92
Angouleme, June 7
Men: 200 (0.2): 1 B Bassaw 20.68
GERMANY
Berlin, July 29
Men: 10km: 40 RICHARD WHITE 33:21.
Women: 10km: 36 SARAH DAVIS (W50)
40:28
Böblingen, July 27
Men: U18: 400: 1 WILLIAM DOYLE
(U17) 51.27. Women: 100: Ht1 (0.3):
1 SOPHIE SIRIWARDENA (U17) 12.70.
U16: 100 (-0.6): 1 LAYLA ZUILL (U15)
12.75. Ht2 (0.2): 1 ZUILL 12.83200: r2
(-1.2): 1 ZUILL (U15) 26.01. 4x100: r2: 2
GLENROTHES U17 52.27
Mannheim, July 22
ADAM GEMILI showed he is returning well
from injury with a 10.18 win over 100m.
Men: 100 (1.1): 1 ADAM GEMILI 10.18;
2 H Paulina (NED) 10.34. H3 (2.4):
1 GEMILI 10.24. Women: 400: 1 M
Ghafoor (NED) 52.42
Rhede, July 29
Men: 100 (0.8): 1 R Shields (JAM)
10.21; 2 L Sesele (RSA) 10.29. 200
(0.3): 1 Sesele 20.64; 2 L Bonevacia
(NED) 20.66; 3 Shields 20.83. 3000: 1
ROBERT BOUGH 8:23.88. Women: 100
(1.6): 1 A Foster (IRL) 11.47 (11.66/1.5
ht). 400H: 1 C Salterberg 56.97. TJ: 1 L
Zaldívar (CUB) 13.92
Leverkusen, July 27
Men: PV: 1 M Vloon 5.76 (Jump-off); 2
S Barber (CAN) 5.71; 3 A Art (BEL) 5.71
(rec); 4 E John Obiena (PHI) 5.61; 5 K
Dilla 5.61; 6 B Kanda Lita Baehre (U20)
5.61. Women: PV: 1 M Meijer (SWE)
4.51; 2 A Roloff 4.51; 3 F Smets (BEL)
4.46 (rec); 4 K Bauer 4.41
Wiesbaden, July 27
Women: LJ: A Wester 6.60/2.0
German Universities
Championships, Kassel, May 25
Men: JT: 1 A Hoffman 84.02. Women:
TJ: 1 N Eckhardt 14.05/-0.8
Kassel, May 25
Men: 1500: 6 ROBERT BOUGH 3:54.50
Neubrandenburg, May 27
Women: DT: 1 C Vita 64.45
GREECE
Greek Under-23 Championships,
Larisa, July 29-30
LONDON-BOUND javelin thrower Ioánnis
Kiriazís won with a throw of 86.44m.
Men: JT: I Kiriazís 86.44
HUNGARY
Hungarian Championnships,
Szekesfehervar, June 9
Men: 100 (0.9): 1 D Szabo 10.49.
Women: 100 (0.3): K Sorok 11.64.
1500: 1 V Gyurkes 4:13.52
IRELAND
Dublin, July 23
Men: 10km: 6 LINDSAY GORDON 32:03;
30 CONOR CURRAN (M40) 34:54; 34
DAVID CONLIFFE (M40) 35:28. Women:
10km: 1 G Ganiel (NBH/IRL, W40) 35:34
ITALY
Orvieto, Jul 28
Men: 400H: 1 M Lambrughi 49.76
JAPAN
Tokyo, July 22
THE oldest Japanese record on the books
UK leaders – 2017
fell as Yuji Tsutsumi threw 60.37m to
beat the Japanese discus record of 38
years set by Kiyotaka Kawasaki with
60.22m in 1979.
Men: DT: 1 Y Tsutsumi 60.37 (rec)
Tokyo, July 23
Men: 100 (0.6): 1 Y Kiryu 10.05; 2 I
Takeda 10.33. 400H: 1 Y Ishida 49.92.
Women: 100H (2.1): 1 J Hye-Lim (KOR)
13.15
KAZAKHSTAN
Kazakhstan Championships,
Almaty, June 12-13
Men: 200: 1 V Grigoryev 20.79. SP:
1 I Ivanov 20.00. Women: 200: 1 O
Safronova 23.17
KYRGHIZSTAN
Bishkek, June 17/18
Women: 100 (1.0)/200 (0.0): 1 O
Safronova (KAZ) 11.37/23.14
LUXEMBOURG
Schifflange, July 30
Men: 100: r2 (1.2): 1 S Effah (CAN)
10.27; 2 E Clarke 10.28; 5 AIDAN SYERS
10.55. Ht2 (0.2): 1 SYERS 10.73. LJ: 3
ALEX FARQUHARSON 7.32/-0.5; 4 PAUL
OGUN 7.20/-0.3; 5 E Ewulo (WGEL/NGR)
7.18/-0.9. DT: 1 C Wright (JAM) 60.38.
Women: 1500: 2 STEPHANIE BARNES
4:27.89
NORWAY
Kristiansand, June 7
Women: JT: 1 S Borge 61.72
POLAND
Wlodarczyk 82.87m world lead
OLYMPIC hammer champion Anita
Wlodarczyk set a world lead of 82.87m
to miss her own world record by just 11
centimetres with the second-best throw
in history.
Michal Haratyk won the men’s shot
MEN
WOMEN
9.98 CJ Ujah 100m 11.09 Desiree Henry
20.04 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake 200m 22.69 Desiree Henry
44.99 Matthew Hudson-Smith 400m 51.67 Emily Diamond
1:44.99 Elliot Giles 800m 1:58.01 Lynsey Sharp
3:33.61 Chris O’Hare 1500m 4:00.35+ Laura Muir
3:53.34 Chris O’Hare Mile 4:18.03 Laura Muir
7:35.15 Mo Farah 3000m 8:26.41i Laura Muir
13:00.70 Mo Farah 5000m 14:49.12i Laura Muir
27:12.09 Mo Farah 10,000m 32:04.63 Beth Potter
13:46 Chris O’Hare 5km 15:39 Lauren Howarth
28:36 Andy Vernon 10km 31:56 Eilish McColgan
60:00 Callum Hawkins Half-Marathon 72:11 Lily Partridge
2:14:49 Josh Griffiths Marathon 2:29:06 Alyson Dixon
8:30:06 Rob Mullett 3000SC 9:36.75 Rosie Clarke
13.14 Andy Pozzi 100/110m hurdles 12.75 Tiffany Porter
48.77 Jack Green 400m hurdles 54.36 Eilidh Doyle
2.31 Robbie Grabarz High jump 1.96 Morgan Lake
5.51 Joel Leon Benitez (U20) Pole vault 4.81 Holly Bradshaw
8.18 Greg Rutherford Long jump 6.97i Lorraine Ugen
16.81 Nathan Fox Triple jump 13.82 Shara Proctor
19.00 Scott Lincoln Shot 17.47 Rachel Wallader
62.91 Nick Percy Discus 62.15 Jade Lally
77.51 Nick Miller Hammer 73.97 Sophie Hitchon
77.47 Matti Mortimore Javelin 53.64 Laura Whittingham
8163 Ashley Bryant Dec/Heptathlon 6691 Katarina Johnson-Thompson
38.08 GBR 4x100m 44.17 GBR U20
3:03.65 GBR U23 4x400m 3:28.72 GBR
80:58 Tom Bosworth 20kmW 1:32:33 Gemma Bridge
4:04:16 Dominic King 50kmW - (nb + = intermediate time)
with 21.88m PB while Piotr Malachowski
won the discus with 67.68m. Pawel
Fajdek’s 81.85m won the men’s hammer.
Men: SP: 1 M Haratyk 21.88; 2 K
Bukowiecki 21.40; 3 J Szyszkowski
20.25. DT: 1 P Małachowski 67.68; 2 R
Urbanek 65.01; 3 B Stój 61.52. HT: 1 P
Fajdek 81.85; 2 W Nowicki 79.38; 3 M
Lomnický (SVK) 74.48. JT: 1 M Krukowski
80.60; 2 H Chmielak 80.20. Women:
SP: 1 P Guba 17.67. HT: 1 A Włodarczyk
82.87; 2 J Fiodorow 75.09
PORTUGAL
Leiria, July 30
Men: DT: 1 M Ortega (COL) 65.81; 2 L
Martínez (ESP) 60.90; 3 F Belo 60.22;
6 ZANE DUQUEMIN 59.01. HT: 3 OSIAN
JONES 66.52; 4 JAC PALMER 64.43; 7
EDWARD JEANS (U20) 55.81. U18: HT:
1 BAYLEY CAMPBELL 71.25; 2 JACK
LAMBERT 55.67. Women: DT: 1 D
Caballero (CUB) 67.04; 2 F Martins (BRA)
62.30; 3 I Rodrigues 62.24; 6 KIRSTY
LAW 54.71; 8 SHADINE DUQUEMIN
51.67. HT: 1 CARYS PARRY (W35) 63.52;
4 ALICE BARNSDALE (U20) 54.33; 5
ANNA PURCHASE (U20) 54.15; 6 KATIE
HEAD (U20) 53.56; 7 AMBER SIMPSON
(U20) 53.53; 8 KATIE LAMBERT (U20)
53.53; 9 OLIVIA STEVENSON (U20)
53.47. JT: 4 BETHAN REES 45.46. 3kg:
HT: 1 FFION PALMER 57.31
Leiria, July 30
Men SP: 1 T Arnaudov 20.71; 2 T Nedow
(CAN) 20.22; DT: A: 1 M Ortega (COL)
65.60; 2 L Martínez (ESP) 61.35; 3 F
Belo 61.34; 4 F Casañas (ESP) 60.31;
5 DUQUEMIN 60.13. HT: 1 T Makhethe
(RSA) 70.29; 2 JONES 70.00; 4 PALMER
65.24. U20: HT: 1 1 D Raba (HUN)
75.52; 2 CAMPBELL 66.29; 3 JEANS
65.28; 5 JACOB ROBERTS 61.03.
Women: DT: A: 1 D Caballero (CUB)
66.51; 2 I Rodrigues 62.63; 3 F Martins
(BRA) 60.19; 6 KIRSTY LAW 54.19;
8 SHADINE DUQUEMIN 49.42. HT: 2
PARRY 63.24. JT: 3 BETHAN REES (U20)
48.00. U20: HT: 1 BARNSDALE 56.03;
2 LAMBERT 55.10; 3 HEAD 55.02; 4
SIMPSON 54.35; 5 PURCHASE 54.22;
6 STEVENSON 52.77; 7 FFION PALMER
47.80
RUSSIA
Russian Championships,
Zhukovskiy, July 28-30
HUGE London favourite Mariya Lasitskene
showed a rare dip below two metes as
she achieved 1.96m to win the women’s
high jump.
Former Olympic high jump champion
Ivan Ukhov could only finish fourth with a
2.23m leap as Danyil Lysenko won thanks
to a 2.33m effort.
There were quality long jump wins
for Yelena Sokolova, with 6.85m, and
Artyom Primak with 8.22m. Primak
also won the triple jump with a 17.17m
winning effort.
The women’s 800m was won by
Aleksandra Gulyaeva in 1:58.34 while
Yelena Korobkina won the 1500m in
4:04.90.
Valeriy Pronkin achieved a 79.32m
PB to win the hammer and Vladimir Nikitin
won a rare 1500m and 5000m double in
impressive style in 3:37.14 and 13:29.40
respectively.
Men: 100: 1 D Ogarkov 10.45. 200: 1 A
Yefimov 21.03. 400: 1 P Ivashko 46.03.
800: 1 K Tolokonnikov 1:47.75. 1500:
1 V Nikitin 3:37.14; 2 Y Kunts 3:40.10.
5000: 1 V Nikitin 13:29.40. 3000sc:
1 M Yakushev 8:19.19; 2 V Bakharev
8:24.22; 3 N Chavkin 8:26.25; 4 A
Farnosov 8:26.56; 5 I Lukyanov 8:29.78.
400H: 1 T Chalyy 49.55; 2 P Agafonov
49.83; 3 A Skorobogatko 49.83. HJ: 1
D Lysenko 2.32; 2 I Ivanyuk 2.26; 4 I
Ukhov 2.23. PV: 1 T Morgunov 5.65. LJ:
1 A Primak 8.22; 2 K Sukharev 8.14; 3 S
Polyanskiy 8.13w; 4 R Kutuyev 8.10. TJ:
1 A Primak 17.17; 2 D Sorokin 16.95; 3
D Chizhikov 16.85; 4 L Adams 16.78. SP:
1 A Lesnoy 21.31; 2 M Afonin 20.83. DT:
1 A Khudyakov 63.13; 2 G Sidorchenko
61.48; 3 V Butenko 61.40; 4 N Sedyuk
60.05. HT: 1 V Pronkin 79.32; 2 D
Lukyanov 75.85; 3 A Sokirskiy 75.81; 4 Y
Korotovskiy 74.42. JT: 1 D Tarabin 80.40;
2 V Iordan 80.39. Women: 100 (0.2):
1 K Sivkova 11.43. 200: 1 A Polishchuk
23.36. 400: 1 K Aksyonova 51.62; 2
Y Renzhina 51.70. 800: 1 A Gulyayeva
1:58.34; 2 S Uloga 1:59.20; 3 K Savina
1:59.97; 4 T Markelova 2:01.33; 5 Y
Murashova 2:01.45; 6 Y Kupina 2:01.56.
1500: 1 Y Korobkina 4:04.90; 2 A Kalina
4:05.71; 3 Y Murashova 4:07.23; 4
O Nitsina 4:09.27. 5000: 1 Y Ishova
15:41.59. 3000sc: 1 Y Sokolenko
9:37.53; 2 N Vlasova 9:41.06; 3 N
Aristarkhova 9:46.79; 4 N Leontyeva
9:52.46; 5 L Lebedeva 9:52.51. 400H: 1
V Khramova 55.75. HJ: 1 M Lasitskene
1.96; 2 S Shkolina 1.94; 3 I Gordeyeva
1.92; 4 K Korolyova 1.90. PV: 1 A Zhuk-
Krasnova 4.60; 2 O Mullina 4.55. LJ: 1
Y Sokolova 6.85; 2 S Biryukova 6.68; 3
A Misochenko 6.65. TJ: 1 D Nidbaykina
14.21; 2 V Prokopenko 14.00; 3 A
Krylova 13.97; 4 I Gumenyuk 13.92.
SP: 1 A Avdeyeva 18.05; 2 A Bugakova
17.79; 3 Y Solovyova 17.62. DT: 1 Y
Panova 60.59. HT: 1 Y Tsareva 70.30. JT:
1 V Rebrik 61.40
SPAIN
Pamplona, July 27
Men: 800: 1 1 S Ordoñez 1:45.28. PV:
1 A Vallés 5.60. Women: PV: 1 Y Silva
(CUB) 4.60
SWEDEN
Karlstad, July 25
DANIEL STAHL won the discus with a
67.26m throw.
Men: 800: A: 1 W Tarbei (KEN) 1:45.04;
2 A Kramer 1:45.13 (rec); 3 ANDREW
OSAGIE 1:46.05; 5 DANIEL ROWDEN
1:46.64. B: 5 SEAN MOLLOY 1:49.32.
400H: 1 A Samba (QAT) 49.71; 2
L Campbell (GER) 49.86. LJ: A: 1
M Tornéus 7.67; 2 FERON SAYERS
7.40/1.3. DT: 1 D Ståhl 67.26; 2 N
Arrhenius 62.80; 3 D Wrobel (GER)
61.20; 4 S Pettersson 60.65. Women:
800: 1 A Efraimson (USA) 2:01.39.
100H (-2.8): 1 JESSICA HUNTER 13.96.
3000SC: 1 M Lawrence (USA) 9:34.94; 4
K O’Flaherty (Newc/IRL, W35) 10:00.85.
HJ: 1 E Kinsey 1.89; 2 J Graumann
(GER) 1.89;5 NIKKI MANSON 1.81. PV:
1 A Bengtsson 4.42. LJ: A: 4 REBECCA
CHAPMAN 6.03/1.0
Hassleholm, July 29
THE world high jump leader Mutaz Essa
Barshim was again over 2.30m
Men: HJ: M Barshim (QAT) 2.30.
Women: SP: Roos 18.14
SWITZERLAND
Swissalpine Marathon K78, Davos,
July 29
Men: 78km: 4 JON ELLIS 6:47:51.
Women: 78kmK: 2 SARAH MORWOOD
8:10:26
Bern, July 26
Women: 3000: 1 ELLA REVITT (U20)
10:00.67
USA
Athens, July 21
Men: SP: 1 T Walsh (NZL) 22.04; 2 R
Whiting 21.65
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