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Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia Men Results N Surname, Name DOB City Result 100m 1 Kupunia Luka 2000 Tbilisi 11,29/11,16 2 Butivchenko Giga 1997 Adjara 11,43/11,33 3 Dzodzuashvili Ivane 1998 Tbilisi 11,56/11,43 4 Akhalaia Grigol 1998 Khobi 11,53/DQ 5 Lekishvili Shalva 2001 Akhaltsikhe 11,58/11,54 6 Gulua Luka 2002 Khobi 11,86/11,76 7 Khachaturiani Aleksandre 2002 Tbilisi 12,07/11,91 8 Kharebashvili Giorgi 1998 Tbilisi 11,64 9 Burduli Saba 2004 Tbilisi 12,07 10 Telia Zuka 1998 Tbilisi 12,11 11 Makharadze Mamuka 2003 Ozurgeti 12,25 12 Pirtakhia Temuri 2003 Tbilisi 12,29 13 Mitskevichi Ruslani 2002 Tbilisi 12,46 14 Mardasovi Nikita 2003 Tbilisi 12,47 15 Chaduneli Luka 2003 Borjomi 12,52 16 Partsvania Levani 2002 Tbilisi 12,60 17 Gabelia Levani 2003 Poti 12,61 18 Gvasalia Giga 2003 Poti 12,62 19 Kasumovi Mais 2004 Tbilisi 12,63 20 Tugushi Lasha 2004 Ozurgeti 12,74 21 Kerdikoshvili Ucha 2002 Gori 13,05 22 Ianpolski Gleb 2003 Tbilisi 13,12 23 Tatunashvili Daviti 2003 Borjomi 13,31 24 25 Jangoian Alikhan 2003 Tbilisi 13,33 26 Margvelashvili Giorgi 2003 Tbilisi 13,37 27 Samushia Mikheil 2004 Tsalenjikha 13,56 28 Jgerenaia Luka 2005 Khobi 13,63 29 Omianidze Giorgi 2004 Samtredia 13,74 30 Shekrelidze Jaba 2004 Samtredia 13,99 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 31 Muradovi Vagani 2003 Tbilisi 14,02 200m 1 Endeladze Mindia 1998 Akhaltsikhe 22,65/22,82 2 Butivchenko Giga 1997 Adjara 23,96/23,71 3 Piakidze Borisi 2003 Kutaisi 23,91/23,80 3 Kharebashvili Giorgi 1998 Tbilisi 23,98/24,20 4 Khachaturian Aleksandre 2002 Tbilisi 24,03/23,73 5 Gulua Luka 2002 Khobi 24,33/24,43 6 Dzodzuashvili Ivane 1998 Tbilisi 24,01 7 Telia Zuka 1998 Tbilisi 24,07 8 Sagoian Akop 2001 Akhaltsikhe 24,42 9 Mardasovi Maksim 2002 Tbilisi 25,18 10 Akopian Sarkis 2001 Akhaltkiskhe 25,49 11 Mardasov Nikita 2003 Tbilisi 25,57 12 Turashvili Giga 2002 Tbilisi 25,61 13 Mitskevich Ruslan 2002 Tbilisi 25,83 14 Chaduneli Luka 2003 Borjomi 26,38 15 Ianpolki Gleb 2003 Tbilisi 26,79 16 Tugushi Lasha 2003 Ozurgeti 27,10 17 Margvelashvili Giorgi 2003 Tbilisi 27,70 18 Tordia NIka 2004 Ozurgeti 27,71 19 Vanadze Gia 2004 Ozurgeti 28,58 20 Jgerenaia Luka 205 Khobi 28,61 21 Samushia Mikheil 2004 Tsalenjikha 29,20 22 Shekrelidze Jaba 2004 Samtredia 30,19 23 Omianidze Giorgi 2004 Samtredia 30,50 400m 1 Endeladze Mindia 1998 Akhaltsikhe 48,39 2 Zakaradze Mamuka 1997 Adjara 53,28 3 Sagoian Akop 2001 Akhaltsikhe 53,93 4 Shushanian Vladimer 2003 Akhaltsikhe 54,41 5 Turashvili Giga 2002 Tbilisi 57,20 6 Margania Saba 2002 Poti 57,52 7 Akopian Sarkis 2001 Akhaltsikhe 57,83 8 Mardasov Nikita 2003 Tbilisi 58,10 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 9 Diasamidze Davit 2002 Vani 1,01,70 800m 1 Brejnevi Vitali 1997 Tbilisi 2,02,08 2 Shushanian Vladimer 2003 Akhaltsikhe 2,04,44 3 Ishkhanian Arsen 2002 Akhaltsikhe 2,08,20 4 Margania Saba 2002 Poti 2,12,42 5 Lomsadze Vache 2002 Zugdidi 2,15,21 6 Zakaradze Mamuka 1997 Adjara 2,16,05 7 Basilashvili Giorgi 2004 Borjomi 2,18,56 8 Diasamidze Davit 2002 Vani 2,21,31 9 Ananovi Nikolozi 2005 Tbilisi 2,26,99 10 Mikeladze Tamazi 2003 Ozurgeti 2,28,21 11 Dgebuadze Vakho 2005 Tbilisi 2,30,20 1500m 1 Brejnevi Vitali 1997 Tbilisi 4,09,86 2 Tsirdava Gocha 1998 Tbilisi 4,12,75 3 Javashvili Oto 1994 Tbilisi 4,18,43 4 Manvelian Jorik 1997 Akhlatsikhe 4,22,92 5 Ishkanian Arsen 2002 Akhaltsikhe 4,25,73 6 Arzumanian Denerik 2002 Akhaltsikhe 4,44,98 7 Lomsadze Vache 2002 Tbilisi 4,47,84 8 Uturashvili Tariel 2002 Tbilisi 4,48,29 9 Basilashvili Giorgi 2004 Borjomi 5,00,69 10 Ananovi Nikolozi 2005 Tbilisi 5,01,10 11 Dgebuadze Vakho 2005 Tbilisi 5,04,37 3000m 1 Kharazishvili Daviti 1992 Tbilisi 8,58,33 2 Chokheli Levani 1990 Tbilisi 9,25,38 3 Manvelian Jorik 1997 Akhaltsikhe 9,40,61 4 Tetruashvili Tamazi 1992 Tbilisi 9,48,28 5 Arzumania Denerik 2002 Akhaltsikhe 10,02,95 6 Chaganava Nika 2001 Poti 10,03,34 7 Odikadze Saba 1998 Kutaisi 10,12,82 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 8 Kalandia Shota 2002 Abasha 10,23,05 5000m 1 Kharazishvili Daviti 1992 Tbilisi 15,19,63 2 Lomidze Giorgi 1990 Tbilisi 16,18,01 3 Chokheli Levani 1990 Tbilisi 16,33,64 4 Tetruashvili Tamazi 1992 Tbilisi 17,00,81 5 Damenia Giorgi Tbilisi 17,27,94 6 Chaganava Nika 2001 Poti 18,33,96 7 Chinchaladze Tengizi 2005 Chiatura 19,04,60 Relay 400-300-200-100 1 Mamedovi Temur Tbilisi II Team 2,08,19 Dzodzuashvili ivane Telia Zuka Kharebashvili Giorgi 2 Khacahturiani Aleksandre Tbilisi I Team 2,08,34 Brejnevi VItalia Mardasovi Maksimi Mardasovi Nikita 3 Sagoian Akop Akhaltsikhe Team 2,08,84 Shushanian Vladimer Akopian Sarkis Lekishvili Shalva 4 Butivchenko Giga Adjara Team 2,10,02 Zakaradze Mamuka Dzirkvadze Lasha Markoidze Maradi 5 Jvania Giga Poti Team 2,15,68 Margania Saba Gabelia Levan Gvasalia Giga 6 Makharadze Mishiko OZrugeti Team 2,26,65 Vanadze Gia Mikeladze Tazo Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia Tugushi Lasha 110 m/h 1 Lukava Davit 1999 Tbilisi/Zugdidi 15,0/DQ 2 Mardasovi Maksim 2002 Tbilisi 15/2/15,72 (91,4)OC High Jump 1 Ivaneishvili Luka 2001 Kutaisi 200 2 Mikaia Zura 1999 Tbilisi 185 3 Kuridze Giorgi 2002 Tbilisi 185 4 Labadze Giorgi 1998 Kutaisi 175 5 Tugushi Davit 2002 Ozurgeti 0 Pole Vault 1 Soselia Saba 2000 Tbilisi 460 2 Tsanava Mikheil 2001 Tbilisi 440 3 Karkusashvili Lasha 2000 Tbilisi 440 4 Bostoganashvili Nikoloz 2003 Tbilisi 400 5 Burdiashvili Giorgi 2004 Tbilisi 380 Long Jump 1 Khorava Bachana 1993 Zugdidi 7,78 2 Kupunia Luka 2000 Tbilisi 7,11 3 Nikoladze Giorgi 1986 Tbilisi 6,15 4 Kavtaradze Davit 1989 Tbilisi 6,12 5 Markoidze Maradi 2002 Adjara 6,01 6 Pirtakhia Temuri 2003 Tbilisi 5,72 7 Jaiani Luka 2004 Adjara 5,69 8 Rurua Nika 2002 Abasha 5,53 9 Tugushi Dato 2002 Ozurgeti 5,07 10 Jangoian Alikhan 2003 Tbilisi 5,13 11 Makharadze Mamuka 2003 Ozurgeti 5,10 12 Samushia Demetre 2004 Tsalenjikha 4,09 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 13 Chikovani Tariel 2002 Adjara 0 Triple Jump 1 Gulelauri Lasa 1993 Tbilisi 16,48 2 Maglakelidze Goga 1997 Kutaisi 14,41 3 Kurdgelia Saba 1998 Kutaisi 14,31 4 Dzirkvadze Lasha 1997 Adjara 13,02 5 Chikovani Tariel 2002 Adjara 12,43 6 Jaiani Luka 2004 Adjara 11,71 7 Nadareishvili Valeri 2003 Abasha 11,65 Shot Put 1 Mujaridze Giorgi 1998 Gori 20,27 2 Abramiani Benik 1985 Tbilisi 16,72 3 Kimadze Badri 1999 Tbilisi 15,75 4 Makatsaria NIka 2001 Zugdidi 10,40 5 Urdia Giorgi 2003 Abasha 8,62 6 Rurua Beka 2003 Abasha 8,03 7 Keinashvili Giorgi 2002 Gori 16,06 (5kg) OC 8 Kokishvili Rezo 2002 Borjomi 10,03 (5kg)OC Discus Throw 1 Abulashvili Temuri 1998 Tbilisi 50,56 2 Kimadze Badri 1999 Tbilisi 47,26 3 Martkoplishvili Vaja 2005 Tbilisi 37,55 4 Tsakadze Lasha 198 Tbilisi 37,10 5 Mdivnishvili Jubo 2000 Tbilisi 29,71 6 Chengelia Zaza 2003 Tsalenjikha 22,04 7 Lomidze Giorgi 2000 Tbilisi 45,90 (1,750) OC 8 Gergedava Rezi 2003 Tbilisi 26,67 (1,500)OC Javelin Throw Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 1 Marutiani Aleksandre 2002 Tbilisi 62,30 2 Jorjoliani Irakli 2003 Kutaisi 47,21 3 Nozadze Dato 1992 Borjomi 38,90 4 Ketiladze Giorgi 1999 Khoni 0 Hammer Throw 1 Gurgenidze Lasha-Giorgi 1999 Tbilisi 66,50 2 Ochigava Davit 1999 Abasha 55,45 3 Makatsaria NIka 2001 Zugdidi 38,76 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia Women Results N Surname, Name DOB City Result 100m 1 Gomareli Niniko 2000 Tbilisi 12,96/12,77 2 Abramishvili Mariam 2005 Borjomi 13,33/13,05 3 Khajomia Salome 1997 Tbilisi 13,32/13,14 4 Grigorian Natali 2004 Tbilisi 13,22/13,27 5 Shonia Medea 2002 Tbilisi 13,33/13,30 6 Bitsadze Anano 2005 Tbilisi 14,17/14,27 7 Mskhviladze Nano 2003 Kutaisi 13,52 8 HarutianMane 1991 Armenia 13,66 9 Tsomba Sveta 2002 Tbilisi 14,19 10 Bagdavadze Mari 2003 Kutaisi 14,57 11 Lobjanidze Nino 2002 Tbilisi 15,09 12 Tsimakuridze Nino 2005 Tbilisi 15,18 13 Abramishvili Nino 2004 Samtredia 15,29 14 Tsintsadze Anastasia 2005 Samtredia 15,79 15 Tsintsadze Anano 2004 Ozurgeti 15,81 16 Sagaradze Manino 2000 Khobi 17,71 200m 1 Gomareli Niniko 2000 Tbilisi 27,3/26,74 2 Khajomia Salome 1997 Tbilisi 27,6/27,59 3 Mskhviladze Anano 2003 Kutaisi 27,7/27,65 4 Harutian Mane 1991 Armenia 27,7/28,09 5 Grigorian Natali 2003 Tbilisi 28,3/28,62 6 Bitsadze Anano 2005 Tbilisi 28,9/29,04 7 Kharchilava Lika 2000 Tbilisi 27,8 8 Tsivtsivadze Dali 2002 Kutaisi 29,0 9 Khuskivadze Elene 1998 Tbilisi 29,5 10 Shengelia Luiza 2003 Adjara 29,7 11 Akopian Inaa 2001 Akhatlsikhe 29,9 12 Bagdavadze Mari 2003 Kutaisi 30,3 Georgian National Championships 14-15/06 2019 Year Athletics Arena Tbilisi, Georgia 13 Tsimakuridze nino 2005 Tbilisi 31,6 14 Tsintsadze Anastasia 2005 Samtredia 32,0 15 Abramishvili Nino 2004 Samtredia 32,6 16 Durglishvili Rusudan 2005 Tbilisi 32,9 17 Tsintsadze Anano 2004 Ozurgeti 33,5 18 Khabeishvili Ana 2005 Samtredia 34,7 19 Gvilava Mari 2003 Vani DQ 400m 1 Gomareli Niniko 2000 Tbilisi 1,01,77 2 Gogoladze Keti 2003 Borjomi 1,02,19 3 Kharchilava Lika 2000 Tbilisi 1,04,02 4 Tsivtsivadze Dali 2002 Kutaisi 1,05,75 5 Tvauri Mariami 2001 1,06,62 6 Potskhveria Sopia 2005 Tbilisi 1,09,01 7 Bolkvadze Nino 2004 Vani 1,09,08 8 Iakobidze Ketevani 2003 Akhaltsikhe 1,09,44 9 Akopian Inaa 2001 Akhaltsikhe 1,11,99 10 Laktionova Milena 2005 Tbilisi 1,12,93 11 Jabua Lizi 2005 Samtredia 1,16,96 12 Gvilava Mari 2003 Vani 1,17,52 13 Khabeishvili Ana 2005 Samtredia 1,22,08 14 Kevlishvili Mari 2001 Borjomi 1,23,67 800m 1 Harutian Lilit 1993 Armenia 2,16,56
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