RESULTS Discus Throw Women

Marrakech (MAR) Continental Cup 13-14 September 2014 RESULTS Discus Throw Women RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Record WR 76.80 Gabriele REINSCH GDR 25 Neubrandenburg 9 Jul 1988 Championships Record CR 71.54 Ilke WYLUDDA GER 20 Barcelona (O) 10 Sep 1989 World Leading WL 71.08 Sandra PERKOVIC CRO 24 Zürich (Letzigrund) 16 Aug 2014 Area Record AR National Record NR Personal Best PB Season Best SB 13 September 2014 19:50 START TIME 34° C 26 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 20:29 END TIME 33° C 28 % PLACE BIB NAME TEAM DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 2 3 4 POINTS 1 250 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD AME (USA) 01 Apr 79 6 64.55 64.48 63.8464.55 62.41 8 2 139 Dani SAMUELS APA (AUS) 26 May 88 1 64.39 62.12 64.3963.31 64.07 7 3 168 Sandra PERKOVIC EUR (CRO) 21 Jun 90 8 62.08 60.13 X61.73 62.08 6 4 191 Mélina ROBERT-MICHON EUR (FRA) 18 Jul 79 4 61.89 59.79 61.8958.80 59.64 5 5 170 Yaime PÉREZ AME (CUB) 29 May 91 2 59.38 X 59.3859.34 X 4 6 162 Yanbo YANG APA (CHN) 09 Mar 90 5 55.98 X 55.98X 53.81 3 7 223 Chinwe OKORO AFR (NGR) 20 Jun 89 7 52.30 X 51.33X 52.30 2 8 216 Amina MOUDDEN AFR (MAR) 03 Jan 84 3 49.07 47.47 49.0749.00 X 1 Continental Cup Standings after 10 events 1 EUR EUROPE 106 2 AME AMERICAS 99 3 AFR AFRICA 88 4 APA ASIA-PACIFIC 66 ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP LIST SEASON OUTDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 76.80 Gabriele REINSCH (GDR) Neubrandenburg 9 Jul 88 71.08 Sandra PERKOVIC (CRO) Zürich (Letzigrund) 16 Aug 14 74.56 Zdenka ŠILHAVÁ (TCH) Nitra 26 Aug 84 69.17 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD (USA) Angers 30 Aug 14 74.56 Ilke WYLUDDA (GDR) Neubrandenburg 23 Jul 89 67.99 Dani SAMUELS (AUS) Wiesbaden 10 May 14 74.08 Diana SACHSE-GANSKY (GDR) Karl-Marx-Stadt 20 Jun 87 67.30 Nadine MÜLLER (GER) Halle 17 May 14 73.84 Daniela COSTIAN (ROU) Bucuresti 30 Apr 88 66.70 Nastassia SHATYBELKA (BLR) Minsk 11 Jul 14 73.36 Irina MESZYNSKI (GDR) Praha 17 Aug 84 66.46 Julia FISCHER (GER) Wiesbaden 10 May 14 73.28 Galina SAVINKOVA (URS) Donetsk 8 Sep 84 66.09 Hanna ZINCHUK (BLR) Minsk 11 Jul 14 73.22 Tsvetanka KHRISTOVA (BUL) Kazanlak 19 Apr 87 66.03 Yaime PÉREZ (CUB) La Habana (EP) 23 May 14 73.10 Gisela BEYER (GDR) Berlin 20 Jul 84 65.88 Shanice CRAFT (GER) Ulm 26 Jul 14 72.92 Martina HELLMANN (GDR) Potsdam 20 Aug 87 65.83 Zinaida SENDRIUTÉ (LTU) Tallinn (Kadriorg) 21 Jun 14 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data Processing by CANON AT-DT-W-f--A--.RS1..v1 Issued at 20:32 on Saturday, 13 September 2014 Official IAAF Partners.

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