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Spar British Athletics Indoor Championships Emirates Arena - Emirates Arena-Glasgow Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 February 2020 Women 's 60 Metres LETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Heats RESULTS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 22 February 2020 Heat 3 3 TIME Start 12:35 MARK COMPETITOR NAT AGE Record Date WR6.92 Irina PRIVALOVA RUS 24 11 Feb 1993 NR7.06 Asha PHILIP GBR 26 5 Mar 2017 CR7.09 Asha PHILIP GBR 23 8 Feb 2014 First 2 of each heat (Q) plus 2 fastest times (q) qualified POS COMPETITOR AGE LANE MARK REACTION TIME 1 Alisha REES 20 5 7.50 Q 0.296 EDINBURGH AC 2 Diani WALKER 24 1 7.60 Q 0.286 BIRCHFIELD HARRIERS 3 Mica MOORE 27 3 7.62 0.260 BIRCHFIELD HARRIERS 4 Nicola CAYGILL 20 4 7.80 0.350 JARROW & HEBBURN 5 Megan COSTELLO 17 8 7.94 0.279 GATESHEAD 6 Alison MCCORRY 23 7 7.97 0.322 SALE H MANCHESTER 7 Eleanor SMITH-HAHN 23 6 8.00 0.285 HERNE HILL H 8 Rebecca CHAPMAN 27 2 8.07 0.246 CARDIFF GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. TOP ALL-TIME GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. TOP 2020 MARKCOMPETITOR DATE MARKCOMPETITOR DATE 7.06 Asha PHILIP 2017 7.23 Asha PHILIP 12 Feb 7.08 Jeanette KWAKYE 2008 7.28 Cheyanne EVANS GRAY 14 Feb 7.08 Dina ASHER-SMITH 2015 7.32 Alisha REES 14 Feb 7.13 Bev KINCH 1986 7.34 Kristal AWUAH 8 Feb 7.15 Kristal AWUAH 2019 7.35 Ebony CARR 11 Jan 7.17 Andrea LYNCH 1974 7.36 Ama PIPI 19 Jan 7.19 Joice MADUAKA 2003 7.36 Amy HUNT 19 Jan 7.19 Rachel MILLER 2019 7.42 Ashleigh NELSON 19 Feb 7.20 Wendy HOYTE 1987 7.47 Immanuela ALIU 31 Jan 7.21 Heather OAKES 1985 7.47 Marcia SEY 1 Feb 7.21 Steffi DOUGLAS 1995 7.47 Trinity POWELL 8 Feb 7.21 Jodie WILLIAMS 2011 7.21 Imani LANSIQUOT 2018 Issued Saturday, 22 February 2020 at 12:37.

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UK Lists (As at End-August 2021) (Compiled by Stan Greenberg)
UK Lists (as at end - August 2021) (compiled by Stan Greenberg)] Abbreviations A - altitude, e – estimated mark 10.16 Joel Pascall - Menzie mx – mixed race,? – mark, validity 10.17 Jamal Rhoden - Stevens dq – disqualified, exh – exhibition 10.20 Brandon Mingeli + - intermediate time, p – points 10.22 Joel Pascall - Menzie h – hand timed 10 .22 Dom Ashwell 10.25 Isaac Olumide NOTE: 10.27 Imran Rahman C ountry affiliations apply to possible Commo nwealth 10.28 Leon Reid (NIR) Games selection . Those n ot noted are English 10.30 Richard Kilty GUE - Guernsey 10.30 Daniel Beadsley (WAL) IOM - Isle of Man JER - .Jersey 200m NIR – Northern Ireland 20.14 Zharnel Hughes SCO – Scotland 20.31 Reece Prescod WAL - Wales 20.34 Tommy Ramdhan 20.41 Adam Gemili MEN 20.51 Miguel Francis 100m 20.56 Nethane el Mitchell - Blak 9.98 Zharnel Hughes 20.72 Derek Kinlock 10.03 Chijindu Ujah 20.79 Jona Efoloko 10.12 Reece Prescod 20.79 Leon Reid (NIR) 10.14 Adam Gemili 20.81 Shemar Boldizsar 10.16 Tommy Ramdhan 20.82 Chijindu Ujah 10.19 Jeremiah Azu (WAL) 20.82 Richard Kilty 10.20 Andy Robertson 20.82 Toby Harries 10.20 Eugene Amo - Dadzie 20.83 Delano Williams 10.20 Romell Glave 20.84 Andrew Morgan - Morrison 10.22 Adam Thomas (SCO) 20.87 Edward Amaning 10.25 Sam Gordon (WAL) 20.87 Andy Robertson 10.25 Toby Makoyawo 20.88 Michael Ohioze 10.26 Jerriel Quainoo 20.89 Alex Haydock - Wilson 10.28 Nethaneel Mitchell - Blake 20.90 Tom Somers 10.29 Jamal Rhoden - Stevens 20.90 James Hanson 10.29 Brandon Mingeli 20.90 Jamal Rhoden - Stevens 10.29 Joel Pascall - Menzie
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