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1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN Kuala, Lumpur Mens - 100M Final 1 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN Kuala, Lumpur Mens - 100m Final 1. Ato Boldon (TRI) 9.88 2. Frankie Fredericks (NAM) 9.96 3. Obadele Thompson (BAR) 10.00 4. Matthew Shirvington (AUS) 10.03 5. Darren Campbell (ENG) 10.08 6. Eric Nkansha-Apiah (GHA) 10.18 7. Christopher D (NZL) 10.19 8. Marlon Devonish (ENG) 10.22 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 200m Final 1. Julian Golding (ENG) 20.18 2. Christian Malcolm (WAL) 20.29 3. John Regis (ENG) 20.40 4. Anninos Marcoullides (CYP) 20.43 5. Darryl Wohlsen (AUS) 20.48 6. Matthew Shirvington (AUS) 20.53 7. Christopher Donaldson (NZL) 20.62 8. Douglas Walker (SCO) 20.69 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 400m Final 1. Iwan Thomas (WAL) 44.52 2. Mark Richardson (ENG) 44.60 3. Sugath Thilakaratne (SRI) 44.64 4. Jamie Baulch (WAL) 45.30 5. Arnaud Malherbe (RSA) 45.45 6. Gregory Haughton (JAM) 45.49 7. Clarke Davian (JAM) 45.55 8. Kennedy Ochieng (KEN) 45.56 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 800m Final 1. Japheth Kimutai (KEN) 1:43.82 2. Hezekiel Sepeng (RSA) 1:44.44 3. Johan Botha (RSA) 1:44.57 4. Savieri Ngidhi (ZIM) 1:45.18 5. Andrew Hart (ENG) 1:45.71 6. Bradley Donkin (ENG) 1:46.86 7. Crispen Mutakanyi (ZIM) 1:46.97 8. Kennedy Ngetich (KEN) 1:48.13 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 1,500m Final 1. Laban Rotich (KEN) 3:39.49 2. John Mayock (ENG) 3:40.46 3. Anthony Whiteman (ENG) 3:40.70 4. John Kibowen (KEN) 3:42.71 5. Kevin McKay (ENG) 3:43.22 6. Hamish Christensen (NZL) 3:43.93 7. Stephen Agar (CAN) 3:44.17 8. Terrance Armstrong (BER) 3:44.57 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN Mens - 5,000m Final 1. Daniel Komen (KEN) 13:22.57 2. Thomas Nyariki (KEN) 13:28.09 3. Richard Limo (KEN) 13:37.42 4. Karl Kaska (ENG) 13:40.24 5. Keith Cullen (ENG) 13:44.69 6. Lee Troop (AUS) 13:56.32 7. Kristen Bowditch (ENG) 14:02.36 8. Alan Bunce (NZL) 14:02.98 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 10,000m Final 1. Simon Maina (KEN) 28:10.00 2. Kalya Willia (KEN) 29:01.68 3. Stephen Moneghetti (AUS) 29:02.76 4. Tsunaki Kalamore (RSA) 29:05.80 5. Dermot Donnelly (NIR) 29:05.96 6. Abel Chimukoko (ZIM) 29:10.53 7. Lee Troop (AUS) 29:34.23 8. Makhosonke Fika (RSA) 29:46.41 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Marathon Final 1. Thabiso Moqhali (LES) 2:19:15 2. Simon Bisiligitwa (TAN) 2:19:42 3. Andea Geway Suja (TAN) 2:19:50 4. David Taylor (ENG) 2:20:30 5. Frank Pooe (RSA) 2:21:12 6. Julius Kimutai (KEN) 2:21:57 7. Patrick Carroll (AUS) 2:22:14 8. Thabiso Ralekhetla (LES) 2:22:47 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 3,000m Steeplechase Final 1. John Kosgei (KEN) 8:15.34 2. Bernard Barmasai (KEN) 8:15.37 3. Kikpurut Misoi (KEN) 8:18.24 4. Joel Bourgeois (CAN) 8:34.50 5. Chris Unthank (AUS) 8:37.24 6. Christian Stephenson (WAL) 8:42.95 7. Ben Whitby (ENG) 8:44.24 8. Craig Wheeler (ENG) 8:57.29 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 110m Hurdles Final 1. Anthony Jarrett (ENG) 13.47 2. Steve Brown (TRI) 13.48 3. Shaun Bownes (RSA) 13.53 4. Paul Gray (WAL) 13.62 5. Kyle van der Kuyp (AUS) 13.67 6. Andrew Tulloch (ENG) 13.67 7. Gregory Hines (JAM) 13.85 8. Ross Baillie (SCO) 13.85 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 400m Hurdles Final 1. Dinsdale Morgan (JAM) 48.28 2. Rohan Robinson (AUS) 48.99 Page 2 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN 3. Kenneth Harnden (ZIM) 49.06 4. Zid Abou Hamed (AUS) 49.11 5. Victor Houston (BAR) 49.21 6. Kemel Thompson (JAM) 49.81 7. Eric Keter (KEN) 49.98 8. Wayne Whyte (JAM) 51.10 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 20km Walk Final 1. Nicolas A'hern (AUS) 1:24:59 2. Arturo Huerta (CAN) 1:25:49 3. Nathan Deakes (AUS) 1:26:06 4. Darell Stone (ENG) 1:26:37 5. David K Rotich (KEN) 1:26:57 6. Teoh Boon Lim (MAS) 1:27:47 7. Martin Bell (SCO) 1:29:20 8. Julius Sawe (KEN) 1:29:23 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 50km Walk Final 1. G. Saravanan (MAS) 4:10:05 2. Duane Cousins (AUS) 4:10:30 3. Dominic McGrath (AUS) 4:12:52 4. Steven Hollier (ENG) 4:18:41 5. Mark Easton (ENG) 4:22:23 6. Graham White (SCO) 4:30:17 7. K. Pushparanjan (MAS) 4:31:22 8. Chris Cheeseman (ENG) 4:38:36 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 4x100m Relay Final 1. England 38.20 (Chambers, Devonish, Golding, Campbell) 2. Canada 38.46 (McCuaig, Gilbert, Gibbbons, Betty) 3. Australia 38.69 (Hunter, Wohlsen, Brimacombe, Shirvington) 4. Wales 38.73 5. Cameroon 39.29 6. Sierra Leone 39.79 7. Mauritius 42.70 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - 4x400m Relay Final 1. Jamaica 2:59.03 (McDonald, Martin, Haughton, Clarke) 2. England 3:02.82 (Slythe, Wariso, Hylton, Richardson) 3. Wales 3:01.86 (Gray, Baulch, Turner, Thomas) 4. South Africa 3:02.21 5. Australia 3:02.96 6. Zimbabwe 3:03.02 7. Sri Lanka 3:04.11 8. Canada 3:04.84 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 3 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN Mens - High Jump Final 1. Dalton Grant (ENG) 2.31m 2. Benjamin Challenger (ENG) 2.28m 3. Timothy Forsyth (AUS) 2.28m 4. Khemraj Naiko (MRI) 2.28m 5. Brendan Reilly (ENG) 2.24m 6. Gavin Lendis (RSA) 2.24m 7. Loo Kum Zee (MAS) 2.20m 8. Michael Powikuar (CAN) 2.20m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Pole Vault Final 1. Riaan Botha (RSA) 5.60m 2. Denis Petouchinski (NZL) 5.55m 3. Paul Burgess (AUS) 5.50m 4. Kersley Gardenne (MRI) 5.35m 5. Matthew Belsham (ENG) 5.25m 6. Kevin Hughes (ENG) 5.15m 7. Marcus Popp (CAN) 5.05m 8. Neil Young (NIR) 4.80m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Long Jump Final 1. Peter Burge (AUS) 8.22m 2. Jai Taurima (AUS) 8.22m 3. Wendell Williams (TRI) 7.95m 4. Shane Hair (AUS) 7.82m 5. Mark Awere (GHA) 7.73m 6. Christopher Wright (BAH) 7.70m 7. Steven Phillips (ENG) 7.64m 8. Christopher Davidson (ENG) 7.62m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Triple Jump Final 1. Onochie Achike (ENG) 17.10m 2. Andrew Owusu (GHA) 17.03m 3. Remmy Kimutai Limo (KEN) 16.89m 4. Julian Golley (ENG) 16.83m 5. N. Mdhlongwa (ZIM) 16.51m 6. Gable Garenamotse (BOT) 16.05m 7. Oluwafemi Akinsanya (ENG) 16.02m 8. Zaki Sadri (MAS) 15.94m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Shot Put Final 1. Burger Lambrechts (RSA) 20.01m 2. Michalis Louca (CYP) 19.52m 3. Shaun Pickering (WAL) 19.33m 4. Clay Cross (AUS) 19.16m 5. Janus Robberts (RSA) 19.15m 6. Aaron Neighbour (AUS) 18.77m 7. Justin Anlezark (AUS) 18.49m 8. Ian Winchester (NZL) 18.35m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Discus Final 1. Robert Weir (ENG) 64.42m 2. Frantz Kruger (RSA) 63.93m Page 4 1998 Commonwealth Games - MEN 3. Jason Tunks (CAN) 62.22m 4. Glen Smith (ENG) 60.49m 5. Ian Winchester (NZL) 60.06m 6. Frits Potgeiter (RSA) 59.01m 7. Lee Newman (ENG) 56.28m 8. Perris Wilkins (ENG) 55.39m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Hammer Final 1. Stuart Rendell (AUS) 74.71m 2. Michael Jones (ENG) 74.02m 3. Chris Harmse (RSA) 72.83m 4. Paul Head (ENG) 70.36m 5. David Smith (ENG) 69.77m 6. Philip Jensen (NZL) 69.63m 7. John Stoikos (CAN) 65.07m 8. Steve Whyte (SCO) 61.57m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Javelin Final 1. Marius Corbett (RSA) 88.75m 2. Steve Backley (ENG) 87.38m 3. Michael Hill (ENG) 83.80m 4. Mark Roberson (ENG) 80.98m 5. Andrew Currey (AUS) 80.05m 6. Diggory Brooke (NZL) 75.55m 7. James Goulding (FIJ) 73.68m 8. Nigel Bevan (WAL) 73.06m Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mens - Decathlon Final 1. Jagan Hames (AUS) 8490 2. Scott Ferrier (AUS) 8307 3. Michael Smith (CAN) 8143 4. Doug Pirini (NZL) 8007 5. Peter Banks (AUS) 7859 6. Mike Nolan (CAN) 7703 7. Du'aine Ladejo (ENG) 7633 8. Dominic Johnson (STL) 7587 Page 5 1998 Commonwealth Games - WOMEN 1998 Commonwealth Games - WOMEN Kuala Lampur Womens - 100m Final 1. Chandra Sturrup (BAH) 11.06 2. Philomena Mensah (CAN) 11.19 3. Tania Van-Heer (AUS) 11.29 4. Lauren Hewitt (AUS) 11.37 5. Vida Nsiah (GHA) 11.39 6. Nova Maree Peeris (AUS) 11.41 7. Joice Maduaka (ENG) 11.50 8. Leonie Myriam Mani (CAM) 11.63 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Womens - 200m Final 1. Nova M Peris-Kneebone (AUS) 22.77 2. Juliet Campbell (JAM) 22.79 3. Lauren Hewitt (AUS) 22.83 4. Melinda G Taylor (AUS) 23.04 5. Heide Maria Seyerling (RSA) 23.07 6. Vida Nsiah (GHA) 23.17 7. Philomena Mensah (CAN) 23.38 8. Monica Twum (GHA) 23.73 Back To Top Of Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Womens - 400m Final 1. Sandie Richards (JAM) 50.17 2. Allison Curbishley (SCO) 50.71 3.
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