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Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 1,500m Men 2003/08/28 16:40 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Ord Mark 1 492 PRETORIUS Johan 1982 RSA 11 3:42.81 2 228 ESTESO Pedro Antonio 1976 ESP 4 3:42.82 3 156 PECANHA Fabiano 1982 BRA 2 3:43.91 4 456 GRACZYK Zbigniew 1978 POL 8 3:44.01 5 107 FOUNTAIN Mark 1982 AUS 3 3:44.04 6 403 ISMAILI ALAOUI My Youssef 1979 MAR 6 3:44.12 7 134 VANDIEST Mathieu 1981 BEL 5 3:44.71 8 266 ABRAHAM Alexis 1976 FRA 10 3:44.93 9 311 MURRAY Brian 1978 IRL 9 3:45.44 10 657 ONUFRIENKO Dmitry 1980 RUS 7 3:45.44 11 665 TARASOV Roman 1977 RUS 12 3:48.51 12 340 KOLGANOV Mikhail 1980 KAZ 1 3:48.56 Intermediate Times Distance 400m 800m 1,200m Bib Lap Time Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 3:26.00 Hicham El Guerrouj MAR 1998/07/14 Roma UR : 3:38.43 Said Aouita MAR 1981 Bucharest Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.28 16:49 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 1,500m Women 2003/08/28 16:20 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Ord Mark 1 1438 SYDORENKO Nataliya 1980 UKR 9 4:11.69 2 1123 RISKU Johanna 1979 FIN 10 4:11.88 3 1046 ELMORE Malindi 1980 CAN 4 4:12.00 4 1429 TCHIJENKO Ioulia 1979 RUS 8 4:12.79 5 1258 LESMAN Justyna 1980 POL 1 4:13.93 6 1196 LUKASHEVA Svetlana 1977 KAZ 7 4:14.07 7 1167 TOTH Livia 1980 HUN 5 4:14.15 8 1302 KALMER Rene 1980 RSA 11 4:14.78 9 1025 STARAVOITAVA Nastassia 1982 BLR 2 4:14.80 10 1420 TCHERKASSOVA Svetlana 1978 RUS 12 4:14.86 11 1328 ROMAN Sonja 1979 SLO 3 4:16.20 12 1020 GEENS Mieke 1982 BEL 6 4:24.71 Intermediate Times Distance 400m 800m 1,200m Bib Lap Time Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 3:50.46 Yunxia Qu CHN 1993/09/11 Beijing UR : 4:01.32 Paula Ivan ROM 1987 Zagreb Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.28 16:30 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 10,000m Men 2003/08/26 19:20 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Ord Mark 1 287 FITSCHEN Jan Gerrit 1977 GER 11 29:39.47 2 402 BAY Abdellah 1975 MAR 17 29:41.54 3 321 HASHINOKUCHI Ryuichi 1982 JPN 2 29:42.07 4 638 GALAN Ivan 1979 ESP 3 29:49.01 5 598 BUSIENEI Wilson Kipkemei 1981 UGA 9 30:01.91 6 420 MORALES SERRANO Jonnatan 1980 MEX 12 30:04.11 7 604 YIGA Francis 1982 UGA 15 30:05.35 8 351 YOO Sung Ho 1981 KOR 16 30:20.67 9 491 APRIL Lusapho Lesly 1982 RSA 7 30:25.13 10 500 MOKERE Naville 1982 RSA 14 30:33.30 11 642 ALGHODRAN Suliman 1982 JOR 1 30:34.62 12 707 BUZINGO Donatien 1978 BDI 13 30:50.39 13 401 OUADRHIRI Abdelmouttalib 1979 MAR 4 31:04.56 14 376 UEM Hyo-Seock 1984 KOR 8 31:18.10 15 649 GALINDO Serapio 1983 PER 10 31:33.95 16 578 CHANG Chia-Che 1983 TPE 5 32:14.36 17 242 GELAN Biruk 1980 ETH 6 32:26.04 Intermediate Times Distance 1,000m 2,000m 3,000m 4,000m 5,000m 6,000m 7,000m 8,000m 9,000m Bib Split Time Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 26:22.75 Haile Gebrselassie ETH 1998/06/01 Hengelo UR : 28:15.84 Stephan Freigang GER 1991 Sheffield Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.26 19:59 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 10,000m Women 2003/08/25 18:50 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Ord Mark 1 1236 CERCHES Natalia 1976 MDA 7 33:37.05 2 1421 SAMOHVALOVA Elena 1980 RUS 4 33:40.57 3 1391 INCERTI Anna 1980 ITA 5 33:49.71 4 1272 MONTEIRO Ines 1980 POR 12 34:10.65 5 1190 HORIOKA Tomoko 1984 JPN 1 34:12.37 6 1061 ZHANG Yuhong 1983 CHN 10 34:57.12 7 1427 LEVUSCHKINA Nalentina 1982 RUS 9 34:58.35 8 1034 KUNAKHAVETS Iryna 1981 BLR 2 36:25.39 9 1119 GEBREMEDHIN Eleni 1983 ETH 8 37:39.44 10 1343 BLOMME Lisa 1978 SWE 11 39:31.22 1036 PERES Lucelia 1981 BRA 3 DNF 1191 IKEDA Emi 1983 JPN 6 DNF Intermediate Times Distance 1,000m 2,000m 3,000m 4,000m 5,000m 6,000m 7,000m 8,000m 9,000m Bib Split Time Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 29:31.78 Junxia Wang CHN 1993/09/08 Beijing UR : 31:46.43 Viorica Ghican ROM 1989 Duisburg Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.25 19:46 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 100m Hurdles Women 2003/08/26 16:00 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Lane Mark Reaction Time Wind : -0.9m/s 1 1066 XU Jia 1979 CHN 5 13.29 0.192 2 1023 LIKHUTA Yauheniya 1981 BLR 8 13.33 0.165 3 1417 KRESOVA Natalia 1979 RUS 3 13.35 0.183 4 1263 OLEKSY Justyna 1983 POL 6 13.36 0.140 5 1134 KASSAMBARA Aurore 1979 FRA 2 13.36 0.108 6 1115 LIIMASK Mirjam 1983 EST 1 13.59 0.166 1021 TSCHOMBA Myriam 1977 BEL 7 DNF 0.189 1329 TOMIC Marina 1983 SLO 4 DQ Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 12.21 Yordanka Donkova BUL 1988/08/20 Stara Zagora UR : 12.62 Lucyna Langer POL 1979 Mexico City Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.26 16:07 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 100m Men 2003/08/26 19:00 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Lane Mark Reaction Time Wind : -1.2m/s 1 276 LAMBERT Chris 1981 GBR 4 10.44 0.178 2 496 JULIUS Leigh 1985 RSA 3 10.50 0.154 3 204 VOJNOVIC Dejan 1975 CRO 5 10.58 0.154 4 333 TAJIMA Nobuhiro 1980 JPN 2 10.60 0.186 5 685 RYABOV Alexander 1975 RUS 7 10.65 0.175 6 186 WANG Peng 1978 CHN 6 10.66 0.178 7 332 ISHIKURA Kazuki 1980 JPN 1 10.71 0.178 8 539 SUSTERSIC Matic 1980 SLO 8 10.85 0.223 Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 9.78 Tim Montgomery USA 2002/09/14 Paris UR : 10.07 Lee McRae USA 1987 Zagreb Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.26 18:58 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 100m Women 2003/08/26 18:40 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Lane Mark Reaction Time Wind : -0.7m/s 1 1055 QIN Wangping 1982 CHN 6 11.53 0.172 2 1171 SZABO Eniko 1979 HUN 3 11.61 0.170 3 1414 BOLSUN Elena 1982 RUS 4 11.65 0.169 4 1056 ZHU Juanhong 1983 CHN 5 11.70 0.178 5 1122 HANNULA Heidi 1980 FIN 2 11.75 0.154 6 1183 DALEY Jenice 1978 JAM 8 11.88 0.146 7 1039 NETO Rosemar 1977 BRA 1 11.89 0.187 8 1035 OLIVEIRA Suenny 1981 BRA 7 11.95 0.101 Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 10.49 Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 1988/07/16 Indianapolis,IN UR : 11.00 Marlies Gohr GDR 1979 Mexico City Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.26 18:40 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 200m Men 2003/08/28 17:15 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Lane Mark Reaction Time Wind : -0.7m/s 1 496 JULIUS Leigh 1985 RSA 4 20.49 0.179 2 312 HESSION Paul 1983 IRL 3 20.89 0.162 3 211 VOJTIK Jiri 1981 CZE 5 21.03 0.182 4 327 ARAI Tomoyuki 1981 JPN 6 21.07 0.190 5 235 VIHMANN Martin 1981 EST 7 21.15 0.171 6 328 YOSHINO Tatsuro 1982 JPN 8 21.18 0.234 7 421 TOLEDO Juan 1978 MEX 2 21.94 0.265 236 SOOL Henri 1982 EST 1 DNS Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 19.32 Michael Johnson USA 1996/08/01 Atlanta.GA UR : 19.72 Pietro Mennea ITA 1979 Mexico City Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp. Printed : 2003.08.28 17:15 Page 1/1 Summer Universiade Daegu 2003 RESULTS 경기결과 Final 200m Women 2003/08/28 17:00 Pos Bib Competitor Year Ctry Lane Mark Reaction Time Wind : +1.4m/s 1 1414 BOLSUN Elena 1982 RUS 5 23.39 0.261 2 1425 KONDRATIEVA Ekaterina 1982 RUS 3 23.43 0.234 3 1183 DALEY Jenice 1978 JAM 6 23.55 0.196 4 1058 CHEN Lisha 1981 CHN 4 23.66 0.274 5 1057 NI Xiaoli 1982 CHN 8 23.91 0.267 6 1362 BURCU Senturk 1984 TUR 7 23.95 0.202 7 1143 ENDACOTT Katherine 1980 GBR 2 24.29 0.213 8 1102 ABILDTRUP Ane Sofie 1980 DEN 1 24.39 0.263 Mark Competitor Ctry Date Place WR : 21.34 Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 1988/09/29 Seoul UR : 21.91 Marita Koch GDR 1979 Mexico City Data Serviced By SsangYong Information & Communications Corp.
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