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Men Pole Vault Results START TIME Men Pole Vault 6:37 PM 25 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 14 °C 73% OVERCAST Records World Renaud Lavillenie - FRA 6.16m 2014 Diamond League Renaud Lavillenie - FRA 6.05m 2015 Prefontaine Renaud Lavillenie - FRA 6.05m 2015 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth 5.41 5.56 5.71 5.81 5.90 5.91 5.96 6.01 Result 17-9 18-3 18-8¾ 19-¾ 19-4¼ 19-4¾ 19-6½ 19-8½ 1 Sam KENDRICKS USA 7 Sep 1992 O O XXO O XXX 5.81m - 19-¾ 2 Armand DUPLANTIS SWE 10 Nov 1999 O O O XXX 5.71m - 18-8¾ 3 Piotr LISEK POL 16 Aug 1992 ––– O XXO XXX 5.71m - 18-8¾ 4 Pawel WOJCIECHOWSKI POL 6 Jun 1989 XO O XXX 5.56m - 18-3 5 Renaud LAVILLENIE FRA 18 Sep 1986 ––– XXO XXX 5.56m - 18-3 6 Shawnacy BARBER CAN 27 May 1994 O XXX 5.41m - 17-9 NH Changrui XUE CHN 31 May 1991 XXX NH - NH Thiago BRAZ BRA 16 Dec 1993 XXX NH - NH Raphael HOLZDEPPE GER 28 Sep 1989 XXX NH - INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/25/2018 7:41 PM Results START TIME Men Javelin 6:42 PM 25 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 15 °C 71% OVERCAST Records World Jan Zelezny - CZE 98.48m 1996 Diamond League Thomas Rohler - GER 93.90m 2017 Prefontaine Julius Yego - KEN 84.68m 2016 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth 1 2 3 4 5 6 Result 1 Thomas ROHLER GER 30 Sep 1991 X 84.82 X 89.88 X X 89.88m MR - 278-3 294-10 294-10 - 2 Johannes VETTER GER 26 Mar 1993 X 88.37 89.34 80.74 X X 89.34m - 289-11 293-1 264-11 293-1 - 3 Andreas HOFMANN GER 16 Dec 1991 86.01 83.54 86.17 X X 86.45 86.45m - 282-2 274-1 282-8 283-7 283-7 - 4 Jakub VADLEJCH CZE 10 Oct 1990 79.97 X X X 85.40 83.90 85.40m - 262-4 280-2 275-3 280-2 - 5 Magnus KIRT EST 10 Apr 1990 80.30 82.59 81.27 79.23 83.13 X 83.13m - 263-5 270-11 266-7 259-11 272-9 272-9 - 6 Neeraj CHOPRA IND 24 Dec 1997 76.95 80.81 80.26 X X X 80.81m - 252-5 265-1 263-4 265-1 - 7 Ahmed Bader MAGOUR QAT 3 Mar 1996 75.26 78.16 77.69 78.16m - 246-11 256-5 254-10 256-5 - 8 Petr FRYDRYCH CZE 13 Jan 1988 69.52 X 69.67 69.67m - 228-1 228-7 228-7 - INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/25/2018 7:24 PM Results START TIME Women 800 M USATF HP 7:35 PM 25 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 14 °C 73% OVERCAST Records World Jarmila Kratochvilova - CZE 1:53.28 1983 Diamond League Caster Semenya - RSA 1:55.27 2017 Prefontaine Francine Niyonsaba - BDI 1:56.72 2013 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Time Sec(Pl) 1 Natoya GOULE JAM 30 Mar 1991 2:00.84 1(1) 2 Stephanie BROWN USA 4 Mar 1991 2:01.84 1(2) 3 Lindsey BUTTERWORTH CAN 27 Feb 1992 2:02.24 1(3) 4 Carly MUSCARO USA 18 May 1995 2:02.44 1(4) PB 5 Laura ROESLER USA 19 Dec 1991 2:02.68 1(5) SB 6 Cecilia BAROWSKI USA 7 Dec 1992 2:04.43 1(6) DNF McKayla FRICKER USA 19 Apr 1992 DNF 1 INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/25/2018 7:38 PM Results START TIME Women 1500 M USATF HP 7:42 PM 25 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 14 °C 74% OVERCAST Records World Genzebe Dibaba - ETH 3:50.07 2015 Diamond League Genzebe Dibaba - ETH 3:50.07 2015 Prefontaine Faith Kipyegon - KEN 3:56.41 2016 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Time 1 Dani JONES USA 21 Aug 1996 4:07.74 2 Alexa EFRAIMSON USA 20 Feb 1997 4:08.70 3 Cory MCGEE USA 29 May 1992 4:09.09 4 Rachel SCHNEIDER USA 18 Jul 1991 4:10.10 SB 5 Shannon OSIKA USA 15 Jun 1993 4:11.09 6 Stephanie GARCIA USA 3 May 1988 4:11.52 7 Lauren JOHNSON USA 4 May 1987 4:11.55 SB 8 Ce'Aira BROWN USA 4 Nov 1993 4:13.21 9 Dana MECKE USA 20 Sep 1987 4:13.91 10 Eleanor FULTON USA 17 May 1993 4:15.05 11 Katie MACKEY USA 12 Nov 1987 4:16.37 12 Kate VAN BUSKIRK CAN 9 Jun 1987 4:17.67 DNF Emily LIPARI USA 19 Nov 1992 DNF DNF Sara VAUGHN USA 16 May 1986 DNF DNF Hannah FIELDS USA 4 Feb 1993 DNF INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/25/2018 7:49 PM Results START TIME Men 800 M 7:52 PM 25 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 14 °C 73% OVERCAST Records World David Rudisha - KEN 1:40.91 2012 Diamond League David Rudisha - KEN 1:41.54 2012 Prefontaine Nijel Amos - BOT 1:43.63 2014 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Time Sec(Pl) 1 Emmanuel Kipkurui KORIR KEN 15 Jun 1995 1:45.16 1(1) SB 2 Nigel AMOS BOT 15 Mar 1994 1:45.51 1(2) 3 Wycliffe KINYAMAL KEN 2 Jul 1997 1:46.14 1(3) 4 Kipyegon BETT KEN 1 Feb 1998 1:46.46 1(4) SB 5 Kyle LANGFORD GBR 2 Feb 1996 1:46.53 1(5) 6 Adam KSZCZOT POL 2 Sep 1989 1:46.64 1(6) SB 7 Ferguson ROTICH KEN 30 Nov 1989 1:46.90 1(7) 8 Erik SOWINSKI USA 21 Dec 1989 1:46.91 1(8) DNF Harun ABDA USA 1 Jan 1990 DNF 1 INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/25/2018 7:57 PM Results START TIME Men 2 Mile Run 8:06 PM 26 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 12 °C 75% OVERCAST Records World Best Daniel Komen - KEN 7:58.61 1997 Diamond League Mo Farah - GBR 8:07.85 2014 Prefontaine Craig Mottram - AUS 8:03.50 2007 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Time 1 Selemon BAREGA ETH 20 Jan 2000 8:20.01 2 Paul CHELIMO USA 27 Oct 1990 8:20.91 3 Birhanu Yemataw BALEW BRN 27 Feb 1996 8:21.54 4 Mohammed AHMED CAN 5 Jan 1991 8:22.29 5 Henrik INGEBRIGTSEN NOR 24 Feb 1991 8:22.31 6 Ryan HILL USA 31 Jan 1990 8:22.36 7 Eric JENKINS USA 24 Nov 1991 8:23.50 8 Ben TRUE USA 29 Dec 1985 8:23.76 9 Emmanuel BOR USA 14 Apr 1988 8:23.96 10 Hassan MEAD USA 28 Aug 1989 8:24.09 11 Jacob KIPLIMO KEN 14 Nov 2000 8:25.17 12 Albert ROP BRN 17 Jul 1992 8:25.44 13 Muktar EDRIS ETH 14 Jan 1994 8:26.11 14 Shadrack KIPCHIRCHIR USA 22 Feb 1989 8:28.38 15 Edward CHESEREK KEN 2 Feb 1994 8:31.43 16 Richard YATOR KEN 4 Jan 1996 8:31.92 17 Paul Kipngetich TANUI KEN 22 Dec 1990 8:33.44 DNF Lopez LOMONG USA 1 Jan 1985 DNF DNF Kirubel ERASSA USA 17 Jun 1993 DNF INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/26/2018 10:29 AM Results START TIME Men Triple Jump 12:43 PM 26 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 15 °C 68% MOSTLY CLOUDY Records World Jonathan Edwards - GBR 18.29m 1995 Diamond League Christian Taylor - USA 18.11m 2017 Prefontaine Christian Taylor - USA 18.11m 2017 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth 1 2 3 4 5 6 Result 1 Christian TAYLOR USA 18 Jun 1990 17.04 16.65 17.24 17.32 17.38 17.73 17.73m - 55-11 54-7½ 56-6¾ 56-10 57-¼ 58-2 58-2 - +0.9 -0.9 +0.9 +3.5 +0.7 -1.3 -1.3 2 Will CLAYE USA 13 Jun 1991 17.10 16.99 17.24 17.44 17.46 17.10 17.46m SB - 56-1¼ 55-9 56-6¾ 57-2¾ 57-3½ 56-1¼ 57-3½ - +1.0 -0.3 +0.0 +1.1 +3.0 -1.5 +3.0 3 Almir DOS SANTOS BRA 4 Sep 1993 X 17.35 17.12 17.12 17.20 14.51 17.35m - 56-11¼ 56-2 56-2 56-5¼ 47-7¼ 56-11¼ - +3.7 +1.1 +1.6 +1.1 +2.1 -1.2 +1.1 4 Alexis COPELLO AZE 12 Aug 1985 17.02 X 17.24 X X 15.65 17.24m - 55-10¼ 56-6¾ 51-4¼ 56-6¾ - +2.1 +2.8 +1.6 +2.1 +1.6 +0.6 +1.6 5 Bin DONG CHN 22 Nov 1988 16.78 17.22 – – – – 17.22m - 55-¾ 56-6 56-6 - +0.7 +1.8 +1.8 6 Max HESS GER 13 Jul 1996 X 16.95 X X X X 16.95m - 55-7½ 55-7½ - +2.5 +1.8 +0.1 -0.3 +2.3 +1.5 +1.8 7 Nelson EVORA POR 20 Apr 1984 15.52 16.93 16.76 16.93m - 50-11 55-6½ 55-0 55-6½ - +1.1 +1.3 +1.9 +1.3 8 Chris BENARD USA 4 Apr 1990 16.88 X 16.80 16.88m - 55-4¾ 55-1½ 55-4¾ - +1.9 +1.6 +2.6 +1.9 9 Jean-Marc PONTVIANNE FRA 6 Aug 1994 X 15.66 – 15.66m - 51-4½ 51-4½ - +2.4 +0.2 +0.2 INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/26/2018 1:38 PM Results START TIME Women Pole Vault 12:40 PM 26 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 16 °C 59% MOSTLY CLOUDY Records World Elena Isinbaeva - RUS 5.06m 2009 Diamond League Sandi Morris - USA 5.00m 2016 Prefontaine Stacy Dragila - USA 4.72m 2002 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth 4.35 4.50 4.60 4.70 4.80 4.85 4.90 4.95 Result 14-3¼ 14-9 15-1 15-5 15-9 15-11 16-¾ 16-2¾ 1 Jennifer SUHR USA 5 Feb 1982 ––– ––– O O XXO O XXX 4.85m MR - 15-11 2 Eliza MCCARTNEY NZL 11 Dec 1996 ––– XXO O XO XXO O XXX 4.85m - 15-11 3 Sandi MORRIS USA 8 Jul 1992 ––– O O O XXX 4.70m - 15-5 4 Katie NAGEOTTE USA 13 Jun 1991 ––– XO XO XO XXX 4.70m - 15-5 5 Robeilys PEINADO VEN 26 Nov 1997 O O O XXX 4.60m - 15-1 6 Anzhelika SIDOROVA ANA 28 Jun 1991 ––– O XO XXX 4.60m - 15-1 7 Katerina STEFANIDI GRE 4 Feb 1990 ––– ––– XXO XXX 4.60m - 15-1 8 Holly BRADSHAW GBR 2 Nov 1991 O XXX 4.35m - 14-3¼ NH Alysha NEWMAN CAN 29 Jun 1994 XX– X NH - INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/26/2018 2:05 PM Results START TIME Men 1 Mile Run Int'l 12:48 PM 26 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 15 °C 65% MOSTLY CLOUDY Records World Hicham El Guerrouj - MAR 3:43.13 1999 Diamond League Ayanleh Souleiman - DJI 3:47.32 2014 Prefontaine Ayanleh Souleiman - DJI 3:47.32 2014 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Time 1 Luke MATHEWS AUS 21 Jun 1995 3:57.02 SB 2 Drew HUNTER USA 5 Sep 1997 3:57.29 3 Henry WYNNE USA 18 Apr 1995 3:57.61 PB 4 Fouad EL KAAM MAR 27 May 1988 3:58.00 5 Izaic YORKS USA 17 Apr 1994 3:58.04 PB 6 Riley MASTERS USA 5 Apr 1990 3:58.12 7 Patrick CASEY USA 23 May 1990 3:58.26 8 Colby ALEXANDER USA 13 Jun 1991 3:58.38 9 Eric AVILA USA 3 Oct 1989 3:58.51 10 Blake HANEY USA 29 Mar 1996 3:58.70 PB 11 Henrik INGEBRIGTSEN NOR 24 Feb 1991 3:58.72 12 James MAGUT KEN 20 Jul 1990 3:58.74 13 Brodey HASTY USA 15 Nov 1999 4:04.53 DNF Elijah KIPTOO KEN 9 Jun 1986 DNF DNF Casimir LOXSOM USA 17 Mar 1991 DNF INTERNET Service: eugene.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 1 printed at 5/26/2018 12:53 PM Results START TIME Men High Jump 1:00 PM 26 May 2018 TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY CONDITIONS 16 °C 59% MOSTLY CLOUDY Records World Javier Sotomayor - CUB 2.45m 1993 Diamond League Mutaz Essa Barshim - QAT 2.43m 2014 Prefontaine Mutaz Essa Barshim - QAT 2.41m 2015 Rank Name Nat Date of Birth 2.16 2.21 2.26 2.29 2.32 2.34 2.36 2.42 Result 7-1 7-3 7-5 7-6 7-7¼ 7-8 7-8¾ 7-11¼ 1 Mutaz Essa BARSHIM QAT 24 Jun 1991 ––– ––– O O O ––– XXO XXX 2.36m - 7-8¾ 2 Danil LYSENKO ANA 19 May 1997 ––– O O O O XXX 2.32m SB - 7-7¼ 3 Yu WANG CHN 18 Aug 1991
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