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RESULTS Javelin Throw Men - Final Eugene (USA) World Junior Championships 22-27 July 2014 RESULTS Javelin Throw Men - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Junior Record WJR 84.69 Zigismunds SIRMAIS LAT 19 Bauska 22 Jun 2011 Championships Record CR 83.07 John Robert OOSTHUIZEN RSA 19 Beijing (CSC) 19 Aug 2006 World Junior Leading WJL 75.38 Matija MUHAR SLO 18 Split 10 May 2014 Area Junior Record AJR National Junior Record NJR Personal Best PB Season Best SB 27 July 2014 15:24 START TIME 28° C 37 % TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY 16:29 END TIME 29° C 35 % PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 2 3 ORDER 4 5 6 1 1014 Gatis CAKŠS LAT 13 Jun 95 10 74.04 PB 70.65 70.2170.06 4 70.70 70.89 74.04 2 1329 Matija MUHAR SLO 22 Jul 96 2 72.97 71.72 72.9769.53 8 70.09 66.52 X 3 1049 Andrian MARDARE MDA 20 Jun 95 8 72.81 72.81 X67.20 7 X 68.7769.83 4 689 Jonas BONEWIT GER 30 Jul 95 7 71.62 71.62 69.1568.36 6 X X 71.05 5 1450 Shakeil WAITHE TTO 10 Jun 95 3 70.78 70.15 X70.78 5 X X68.14 6 1024 Edis MATUSEVICIUS LTU 30 Jun 96 9 70.58 68.97 66.8569.96 2 70.58 70.54 65.09 7 758 Ioánnis KIRIAZÍS GRE 19 Jan 96 5 70.38 70.38 XX 3 64.72 64.77 65.90 8 935 Shu MORI JPN 14 Nov 96 12 69.73 69.73 69.6666.75 1 67.34 64.70 X 9 1427 Shui-Chang HSU TPE 08 May 95 11 67.94 67.94 X 61.57 10 933 Takuto KOMINAMI JPN 26 Jul 95 1 67.07 X 67.07 66.95 11 1176 Mateusz KWASNIEWSKI POL 16 Jul 95 4 66.10 X 66.10 X 12 818 Sindri GUDMUNDSSON ISL 21 Nov 95 6 65.61 65.61 62.74 X ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 84.69 Zigismunds SIRMAIS (LAT) Bauska 22 Jun 11 75.38 Matija MUHAR (SLO) Split 10 May 14 84.58 Keshorn WALCOTT (TTO) London (OP) 11 Aug 12 74.46 Andrian MARDARE (MDA) Eugene 25 Jul 14 83.87 Andreas THORKILDSEN (NOR) Bergen 7 Jun 01 74.26 Pieter KRIEL (RSA) Stellenbosch 5 Apr 14 83.55 Aleksandr IVANOV (RUS) Tula, RUS 14 Jul 01 74.20 Shu MORI (JPN) Saijo 4 May 14 83.07 John Robert OOSTHUIZEN (RSA) Beijing (CSC) 19 Aug 06 74.04 Gatis CAKŠS (LAT) Eugene 27 Jul 14 82.52 Harri HAATAINEN (FIN) Leppävirta 25 May 96 73.66 Raul Stefan RUSU (ROU) Bucuresti 20 Jun 14 82.52 Till WÖSCHLER (GER) Moncton 23 Jul 10 73.66 Ioánnis KIRIAZÍS (GRE) Sérres 6 Jul 14 81.95 Jakub VADLEJCH (CZE) Domažlice 26 Sep 09 73.37 Norbert RIVASZ-TÓTH (HUN) Budapest 15 Jun 14 81.80 Sergey VOYNOV (UZB) Tashkent 6 Jun 96 73.28 Jarne DUCHATEAU (BEL) Lomme 29 May 14 80.94 Aki PARVIAINEN (FIN) Jyväskylä 5 Jul 92 72.75 Shakeil WAITHE (TTO) Port of Spain 22 Jun 14 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data Processing by CANON AT-JT-M-f--A--.RS1..v1 Issued at 16:32 on Sunday, 27 July 2014 Official IAAF Partners.
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