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EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2017-18 Results Issue N.11 EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2017-18 results issue n.11 BELGIUM Gent (Belgium), 3.3.2018 -National u23 and u20 Championships- Men u23 60m Jitse Mievis 6.87 Men u20 60m Simon Verherstraeten 6.91 400m Tibo De Smet 48.58 800m Elliot Crestan 1.50.51 60mh (0,99m) 1 Thomas Carmoy 7.74; 2 Simon Verherstraeten 7.81; 3 Tuur Bras 7.83; 4 Nolan Vancauwemberghe 8.10; in heats: Michael Obasuyi 7.94 1h1 HJ Thomas Carmoy 2.15 Women u23 60mh 1 Chloe Beaucarne 8.45; 2 Noor Vidts 8.59 Women u20 60m Rani Rosius 7.59 200m 1 Lucie Ferauge 23.89; 2 Fe Vannerom 24.62 800m 1 Elea Henrard 2.09.14; 2 Camille Muls 2.09.93 60mh 1 Iris Hartmann 8.72; 2 Hanne Vancamp 8.74 Gent (Belgium), 4.3.2018 -National u18 Championships- Men 60mh (0,91m) Jente Hauttekeete 8.06 Women 60m Lotte Van Lent 7.63 200m Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck 24.82 60mh (0.76m) 1 Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck 8.38; 2 Angel Agwazie 8.51; 3 Nina Hespel 8.72; 4 Ilona Masson 8.74 SP (3 kg) Myrthe van der Borght 15.65 BULGARIA Balchik (Bulgaria), 24-25.2.2018 -Winter Throwing Championships- Men HT (24) Boris Yordanov 63.03 Men u18 HT (5 kg) (24) Valentin Andreev 76.46 Women DT (24) Renata Petkova 50.02 CROATIA Split (Croatia), 3.3.2018 Men DT 1 Martin Markovic 60.09; 2 Marin Vlasic 52.96 HT Matija Greguric 70.89 Women DT Sandra Perkovic 68.44 DT u20 Marija Tolj 57.90 HT Anamari Kozul 65.96 JT Franja Zelimorski 48.53 Split (Croatia), 5.3.2018 Men DT Martin Markovic 61.31 DT u20 (1,75 kg) 1 Mooa Ibrahim (qat) 63.96; 2 Ahmed Al-Haj (qat) 52.73 HT Matija Gregoric 72.86 HT u20 (6 Kg) Khail Bedoui (qat) 66.40 Women DT Sandra Perkovic 69.13 DENMARK Skive (Denmark), 24-25.2.2018 -National Championships u23, u20 and u18- Men u23 60m (24) Kojo Musah 6.84 SP (25) Kristoffer Thomsen 19.03 Men u20 60m (24) Emil Mader Kjær 6.85 Women u20 1.500m (24) Mia Morck 4.35.55 Women u18 60mh (0.76m) (25) Ida Beiter Bomme 8.72 ESTONIA Voru (Estonia), 3.3.2018 -Baltic u18 Championships- Men 300m Edgaras Radzevicius (ltu) 35.20 Women 60mh Kristine Blazevica 8.61 LJ 1 Kristine Blazevica (lat) 5.89; 2 Kitija Paula Melnbarde (lat) 5.82 FINLAND Tampere (Finland), 3.3.2018 Women JT Jelena Jaakkola 49.96 JT u18 (500 g) 1 Julia Valtanen 51.54; 2 Minna Hollanti 50.41 FRANCE Nantes (France), 3.3.2018 -International Match u20- Men 60m 1 William Reppert 6.83 (6.77 1h2); 2 Kalilou Bouare 6.87; 3 Ruskin Molinari (ita) 6.90 (6.86 3h2); in heats: Luis Vieweg (ger) 6.85 2h2 200m Paul Tritenne 21.72 1h1; Florian Barbier 21.74 1h2 400m 1 Fabrisio Saidy 47.35; 2 Alessandro Sibilio (ita) 47.57; 3 Lorenzo Ricque 48.35 1.500m 1 Quentin Malriq 3.51.02; 2 Pietro Arese (ita) 3.51.29 60mh (0,99m) 1 Mattia Montini (ita) 7.70 (7.70 2h2); 2 Just Kwaou-Mathey 7.82 (7.74 3h2); 3 Leo El Achkar 7.83 (7.68 1h2); 4 Mattia Di Panfilo (ita) 7.88 (7.79 4h2); 5 Stefan Volzer (ger) 7.89 (7.88 6h2); 6 Raphael Thoma (ger) 7.93 (7.85 5h2) HJ 1 Taylor Monis 2.15; 2 Nathan Ismar 2.12 PV 1 Bo Kanda Lita Baehre (ger) 5.50; 2 Thibaud Collet 5.40; 3 Ethan Cormont 5.30; 4 Andrea Marin (ita) 5.20 LJ 1 Yannick Wolf (ger) 7.62; 2 Ole Grammann (ger) 7.48; 3 Julien Pauthonnier 7.38; 4 Lorenzo Mantenuto (ita) 7.36 TJ 1 Andrea Dallavalle (ita) 16.22; 2 Simone Biasutti (ita) 15.44; 3 Thomas Gogois 15.36 SP 1 Valentin Moll (ger) 19.26; 2 Tim Opatz (ger) 17.69; 3 Fred Moudani-Likibi 17.60; 4 Alessandro Pace (ita) 17.15 5 Kms Walk 1 David Kuster 19.41.46; 2 Justin Bournier 20.30.84 Women 60m 1 Zaynab Dosso (ita) 7.40 (7.39 1h2); 2 Judy Marie Aime Chalcou 7.54; 3 Kathrin Grenda (ger) 7.58; 4 Antonia Dellert (ger) 7.59; in heat 2: Margherita Zuecco (ita) 7.64 4h2 200m Marine Mignon 23.91 1h1; Eloise De La Taille 24.24 1h2; Chiara Gherardi (ita) 24.37 2h1 400m Letizia Tiso (ita) 55.78 1.500m Gaia Sabbatini (ita) 4.30.49 60mh 1 Annika Marlies Niedermayer (ger) 8.49; 2 Laeticia Bapte 8.51 (8.48 1h2); 3 Safiatou Acquaviva 8.58; in heat 2: Desola Oki (ita) 8.61 2h2 HJ 1 Bianca Stichling (ger) 1.82; 2 Lavinja Jurgens (ger) 1.80 PV 1 Anna Airault 4.15; 2 Leni Freiya Wildgrube (ger) 4.10 LJ 1 Merle Homeier (ger) 6.34; 2 Larissa Iapichino (ita) 6.12; 3 Jannicka Baarck (ger) 6.04 TJ Veronica Zanon (ita) 13.08 SP 1 Sydney Giampietro (ita) 16.25; 2 Selina Dantzler (ger) 15.65; 3 Jule Steuer (ger) 15.27 Nantes (France), 3.3.2018 -International Throwing Match u20- Men u23 DT Giulio Anesa 53.00 HT 1 Yann Chaussinand 65.35; 2 Giacomo Proserpio (ita) 63.51 Men u20 DT (1,75 kg) 1 Tom Reux 55.86; 2 Carmelo Musci (ita) 53.13; 3 Tim Ader (ger) 52.53 HT (6 kg) 1 Hugo Tavernier 72.66; 2 Giorgio Olivieri (ita) 70.46; 3 Earwyn Abdou 67.89; 4 Fabio Hessling (ger) 65.96; 5 Pascal Thalhauser (ger) 63.32; 6 Nicolas Brighenti (ita) 61.93 Women u23 DT Julia Ritter 49.92 HT 1 Sara Fantini (ita) 63.30; 2 Camille Sainte Luce 62.77 Women u20 HT Juliete Ciofani 58.25 JT Carolina Visca (ita) 53.42 GREAT BRITAIN Birmingham (Great Britain), 1-4.3.2018 -IAAF World Championships- Men 60m 1 Christian Coleman (usa) 6.37; 2 Bingtian Su (chn) 6.42; 3 Ronnie Baker (usa) 6.44; 4 Zhenye Xie (chn) 6.52; 5 Hassan Taftian (iri) 6.53; 6 Jan Volko (svk) 6.59; 7 Sean Safo-Antwi (gha) 6.60; 8 Emre Zafer Barnes (tur) 6.64 60m semis (3) s1 1 Bingtian Su (chn) 6.52; 2 Sean Safo-Antwi (gha) 6.59; 3 Arthur Cissé (civ) 6.59; 4 Everton Clarke (jam) 6.63; 5 Remigiusz Olszewski (pol) 6.65; 6 Angel David Rodríguez (esp) 6.67; 7 Jean-Yann De Grace (mri) 6.83; s2 1 Christian Coleman (usa) 6.45; 2 Zhenye Xie (chn) 6.57; 3 Emre Zafer Barnes (tur) 6.58; 4 Ben Youssef Meite (civ) 6.59; 5 Kimmari Roach (jam) 6.65; 6 Odain Rose (swe) 6.74; 7 Tosin Ogunode (qat) 6.77; s3 1 Ronnie Baker (usa) 6.52; 2 Hassan Taftian (iri) 6.57; 3 Jan Volko (svk) 6.58; 4 Abdullah Abkar Mohammed (ksa) 6.63; 5 Andrew Robertson (gbr) 6.63; 6 Warren Fraser (bah) 6.66, 7 Dominik Zalesky (cze) 6.67; 8 Michael Pohl (ger) 6.71 60m heats (3) h1 1 Christian Coleman (usa) 6.71; 2 Odain Rose (swe) 6.75; 3 Kim Collins (skn) 6.77; h2 1 Bingtian Su (chn) 6.59; 2 Warren Fraser (bah) 6.71; 3 Kimmari Roach (jam) 6.71; 4 Peter Emelieze (ger) 6.77; 5 Keston Bledman (tto) 6.79; h3 1 Jan Volko (svk) 6.66; 2 Hassan Taftian (iri) 6.74; 3 Dominik Zalesky (cze) 6.74; 4 Emmanuel Callender (tto) 6.80; 5 Sydney Siame (zam) 6.88; h4 1 Emre Zafer Barnes (tur) 6.58; 2 Zhenye Xie (chn) 6.62; 3 Michael Pohl (ger) 6.73; 4 Andrew Robertson (gbr) 6.74; 5 Lester Ryan (mnt) 6.90; h5 1 Chijindu Ujah (gbr) 6.59; 2 Arthur Cissé (civ) 6.66; 3 Sean Safo-Antwi (gha) 6.66; 4 Angel David Rodríguez (esp) 6.71; 5 Ambdoul Karim Riffayn (com) 6.88; h6 1 Ben Youssef Meité (civ) 6.63; 2 Remigiusz Olszewski (pol) 6.65; 3 Everton Clarke (jam) 6.70; 4 Tosin Ogunode (qat) 6.72; 5 Dylan Sicobo (sey) 6.82; h7 1 Ronnie Baker (usa) 6.57; 2 Abdullah Abkar Mohammed (ksa) 6.62; 3 Jean-Yann De Grace (mri) 6.78; 4 Eric Cray (phi) 6.81; 5 Sibusiso Matsenjwa (swz) 6.82 400m (3) 1 Pavel Maslak (cze) 45.47; 2 Michael Cherry (usa) 45.84; 3 Deon Lendore (tto) 46.37; 4 Aldrich Bailey (usa) 46.44 400m semis (2) 1 Luguelín Santos (dom) 46.31; 2 Aldrich Bailey (usa) 46.33; 3 Jakub Krzewina (pol) 46.69; 4 Javon Francis (jam) 46.73; 5 Patrik Sorm (cze) 47.04; 6 Lucas Búa (esp) 47.14; s2 1 Oscar Husillos (esp) 45.69; 2 Michael Cherry (usa) 45.73; 3 Rafal Omelko (pol) 46.39; 4 Juander Santos (dom) 46.83; 5 Asa Guevara (tto) 46.91; 6 Lee Thompson (gbr) 47.14; s3 1 Pavel Maslák (cze) 46.32; 2 Deon Lendore (tto) 46.33; 3 Luka Janežic (slo) 46.37; 3 Mikhail Litvin (ukr) 47.94; 5 Chidi Okezie (ngr) 48.53 400m heats (2) h1 Jakub Krzewina (pol) 46.57; 2 Deon Lendore (tto) 46.68; 3 Lucas Búa (esp) 46.96; 4 Juander Santos (dom) 47.02; h2 1 Luka Janezic (slo) 46.45; 2 Javon Francis (jam) 46.87; 3 Chidi Okezie (ngr) 46.91; 4 Asa Guevara (tto) 46.92; h4 1 Michael Cherry (usa) 46.99; 2 Rafal Omelko (pol) 47.13; 3 Mikhail Litvin (kaz) 47.16; 4 Vitalii Butrym (ukr) 47.45; h5 1 Aldrich Bailey (usa) 46.77; 2 Lee Thompson (gbr) 46.81; 3 Patrik Sorm (cze) 46.99; h6 1 Oscar Husillos (esp) 46.51; 2 Pavel Maslak (cze) 46.80; 3 Luguelín Santos (dom) 46.83; 4 Yousef Karam (kuw) 46.86 800m (3) 1 Adam Kszczot (pol) 1.47.47; 2 Drew Windle (usa) 1.47.99; 3 Saul Ordoñez (esp) 1.48.01; 4 Elliot Giles (gbr) 1.48.22; 5 Alvaro De Arriba (esp) 1.48.51; 6 Mustafa Smaili (mar) 1.48.75 800m heats (2) h1 1 Alvaro De Arriba (esp) 1.45.44; 2 Elliot Giles (gbr) 1.45.46; 3 Drew Windle (usa) 1.45.52; 4 Andreas Kramer 1.47.21; 5 Hamada Mohamed (egy) 1.47.65; h2 1 Adam Kszczot (pol) 1.47.02; 2 Mostafa Smaili (mar) 1.47.08; 3 Saúl Ordoñez (esp) 1.47.11; 4 Antoine Gakema (bdi) 1.49.66 1.500m (4) 1 Samuel Tefera (eth) 3.58.19; 2 Marcin Lewandowski (pol) 3.58.39; 3 Abdelaati Iguider (mar) 3.58.43 1.500m heats (3) h1 1 Abdelaati Iguider (mar) 3.40.13; 2 Aman Wote (eth) 3.40.20; 3 Ben Blankenship (usa) 3.40.23; 4 Marcin Lewandowski (pol) 3.40.78; 5 Chris O'Hare (gbr) 3.42.46; 6 Dario Ivanovski (mkd) 3.51.83; h2 1 Samuel Tefera (eth) 3.44.00; 2 Vincent Kibet (ken) 3.44.26; 3 Ryan Gregson (aus) 3.44.44; 4 Marc Alcalá (esp) 3.45.49; 5 Jakub Holusa (cze) 3.45.84; 6 Kalle Berglund (swe) 3.46.61; 7 Musa Hajdari (kos) 3.47.68; 8 Harvey Dixon (gib) 3.49.89; h3 1 Jake Wightman (gbr) 3.47.23; 2 Craig Engels (usa) 3.47.55; 3 Brahim Kaazouzi (mar) 3.47.65 3.000m (4) 1 Yomif Kejelcha (eth) 8.14.41; 2 Selemon Barega (eth) 8.15.59; 3 Bethwell Birgen (ken) 8.15.70 3.000m heats (2) h1 1 Yomif Kejelcha (eth) 7.42.83; 2 Hagos Gebrhiwet (eth) 7.43.55; 3 Adeel Mechaal (esp) 7.43.83; 4 Birhanu Balew (brn) 7.44.03; 5 Bethwell Birgen (ken) 7.45.06; 6 Youness Essalhi (mar) 7.45.07; 7 Clemens Bleistein (ger) 7.49.01; 8 Shadrack Kipchirchir (usa) 7.57.08; 9 Thierry Ndikumwenayo (bdi) 8.09.11; 10 Hamish Carson (nzl) 8.14.40; h2 1 Selemon Berga (eth) 7.48.14; 2 Davis Kiplangat (ken) 7.48.26; 3 Yassin Bouih (ita) 7.50.65; 4 Julian Oakley (nzl) 7.55.92; 5 Federico Bruno (arg) 7.58.98; 6 Jonathan Davies (gbr) 8.21.73 60mh (4) 1 Andrew Pozzi (gbr) 7.46; 2 Jarret Eaton (usa) 7.47; 3 Aurel Manga 7.54; 4 Aries Merritt (usa) 7.56; 5 Pascal Martinot-Lagarde (fra) 7.68; 6 Gabriel Constantino (bra) 7.71; 7 Roger Iribarne (cub) 7.77 60mh semis (4) s1 1 Aurel Manga 7.55; 2 Jarret Eaton (usa) 7.58; 3 Balász Baji (hun) 7.64; 4 Ahmad Kh.
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