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London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 RESULTS Shot Put Women - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 22.63 Natalya LISOVSKAYA URS 25 Moskva (Lenin Stadium) 7 Jun 1987 Championships Record CR 21.24 Natalya LISOVSKAYA URS 25 Roma (Stadio Olimpico) 5 Sep 1987 Championships Record CR 21.24 Valerie ADAMS NZL 27 Daegu (DS) 29 Aug 2011 World Leading WL 20.11 Lijiao GONG CHN 28 Böhmenkirch 28 Jul 2017 Area Record AR National Record NR Personal Best PB Season Best SB 9 August 2017 20:27 START TIME 15° C 88 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 21:25 END TIME 15° C 88 % PLACE NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 2 3 ORDER 4 5 6 1 Lijiao GONG CHN 24 Jan 89 5 19.94 19.16 19.3519.03 8 X 19.94 19.89 2 Anita MÁRTON HUN 15 Jan 89 2 19.49 18.50 18.8918.65 6 18.33 18.54 19.49 3 Michelle CARTER USA 12 Oct 85 7 19.14 18.82 18.8619.14 7 19.03 X 18.97 4 Danniel THOMAS-DODD JAM 11 Nov 92 11 18.91 18.70 X18.76 5 18.56 18.91 18.76 5 Yang GAO CHN 1 Mar 93 6 18.25 18.03 18.0017.79 2 18.22 18.11 18.25 6 Brittany CREW CAN 6 Mar 94 4 18.21 17.52 18.2117.71 4 X X X 7 Yuliya LEANTSIUK BLR 31 Jan 84 12 18.12 17.84 X18.12 3 X X17.51 8 Yaniuvis LÓPEZ CUB 1 Feb 86 9 18.03 17.28 17.9818.03 1 X 17.46 X 9 Geisa ARCANJO BRA 19 Sep 91 8 18.03 17.93 X 18.03 10 Raven SAUNDERS USA 15 May 96 10 17.86 X 13.75 17.86 11 Melissa BOEKELMAN NED 11 May 89 3 17.73 17.61 17.73 X 12 Ka BIAN CHN 5 Jan 93 1 17.60 17.60 X X ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2017 22.63 Natalya LISOVSKAYA (URS) Moskva (Lenin Stadium) 7 Jun 87 20.11 Lijiao GONG (CHN) Böhmenkirch 28 Jul 22.45 Ilona BRIESENICK (GDR) Potsdam 11 May 80 19.76 Raven SAUNDERS (USA) Sacramento (Hornet Stadium), CA 24 Jun 22.32 Helena FIBINGEROVÁ (TCH) Nitra 20 Aug 77 19.64 Daniella BUNCH (USA) Sacramento (Hornet Stadium), CA 24 Jun 22.19 Claudia LOSCH (FRG) Hainfeld 23 Aug 87 19.63 Anita MÁRTON (HUN) Draževina 30 Apr 21.89 Ivanka KHRISTOVA (BUL) Belmeken 4 Jul 76 19.34 Michelle CARTER (USA) Sacramento (Hornet Stadium), CA 24 Jun 21.86 Marianne ADAM (GDR) Leipzig 23 Jun 79 19.15 Danniel THOMAS-DODD (JAM) Eugene (Hayward Field), OR 8 Jun 21.76 Meisu LI (CHN) Shijiazhuang 23 Apr 88 19.01 Aliona DUBITSKAYA (BLR) Brest, BLR 31 May 21.73 Natalya AKHRIMENKO (URS) Leselidze 21 May 88 18.92 Yaniuvis LÓPEZ (CUB) La Habana (Estadio Panamericano) 30 Jun 21.69 Vita PAVLYSH (UKR) Budapest 20 Aug 98 18.89 Monique RIDDICK (USA) Sacramento (Hornet Stadium), CA 24 Jun 21.66 Xinmei SUI (CHN) Beijing 9 Jun 90 18.86 Manpreet KAUR (IND) Jinhua 24 Apr Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-SP-W-f--A--.RS1..v1 Issued at 21:29 on Wednesday, 09 August 2017 Official Partners.

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