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0 Qsummary Mark REVISED Nairobi (KEN) 18-22 August 2021 SUMMARY Shot Put (6kg) Men - Qualification With qualifying standard of 19.20 (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advance to the Final BIB 417, THIRD ATTEMPT REVISED RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World U20 Record WU20R 23.00 Jacko GILL NZL 19 Auckland (NZL) 18 Aug 2013 Championships Record CR 22.20 Jacko GILL NZL 18 Estadio Olímpico, Barcelona (ESP) 11 Jul 2012 World U20 Leading WU20L 20.34 Steven RICHTER GER 18 Michael-Hoffmann-Stadion, Mannheim (GER) 3 Jul 2021 Area U20 Record AU20R National U20 Record NU20R Personal Best PB Season Best SB 18 August 2021 RANK PLACE GROUP BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH RESULT 1 1 A 199 Juan Carley VÁZQUEZ GÓMEZ CUB 13 Feb 02 19.66 Q 2 2 A 135 Yauheni BRYHI BLR 4 Jan 03 19.28 Q 3 1 B 107 Semen BORODAYEV ANA 4 May 02 19.22 Q 4 3 A 417 Muhamet RAMADANI KOS 11 Aug 02 18.89 q 5 4 A 329 Arsalan GHASHGHAEI IRI 28 Dec 03 18.71 q PB 6 2 B 385 Kobe LAWRENCE JAM 12 Feb 04 18.65 q 7 3 B 137 Ilya MISOUSKI BLR 20 Jan 03 18.62 q 8 4 B 586 Sava ş PARLAK TUR 19 Feb 02 18.26 q 9 5 A 560 Jephté VOGEL SUI 24 May 02 18.22 q 10 5 B 304 Márk HORVÁTH HUN 10 Apr 03 18.02 q 11 6 B 311 Amandeep Singh DHALIWAL IND 16 May 02 17.92 q 12 6 A 581 Melih GÖKALP TUR 5 Jan 02 17.84 q 13 7 A 517 DJ LIEBENBERG RSA 18 Feb 03 17.69 14 7 B 330 Amirhossein MAMAGHANI IRI 25 Mar 02 17.62 15 8 B 526 Aiden SMITH RSA 11 Oct 04 16.94 16 8 A 286 Konstantinos GENNIKIS GRE 3 Feb 02 16.92 17 9 B 561 Karel ŠULA SVK 1 Oct 03 16.90 18 9 A 200 Konstantinos ALEXIADIS CYP 3 Jun 02 16.65 19 10 B 282 Giorgi KEINASHVILI GEO 25 Feb 02 16.48 20 10 A 402 Dominic KIPROTICH KEN 25 Nov 03 13.80 ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE 2021 23.00 Jacko GILL (NZL) Auckland (NZL) 18 Aug 13 20.34 Steven RICHTER (GER)Michael-Hoffmann-Stadion, Mannheim (GER) 3 Jul 22.94 Konrad BUKOWIECKI (POL) Bojanowo (POL) 1 May 16 19.96 Sava ş PARLAK (TUR) Izmir (TUR) 29 Jun 22.73 David STORL (GER) Osterode (GER) 14 Jul 09 19.92 Muhamet RAMADANI (KOS) Kadrioru staadion, Tallinn (EST) 15 Jul 22.07 Kyle BLIGNAUT (RSA) Ratina Stadium, Tampere (FIN) 10 Jul 18 19.89 Joel AKUE (GER) Michael-Hoffmann-Stadion, Mannheim (GER) 3 Jul 22.06 Adrian PIPERI (USA) Ratina Stadium, Tampere (FIN) 10 Jul 18 19.78 Juan Carley VÁZQUEZ GÓMEZEstadio Panamericano,(CUB) La Habana (CUB) 30 Jul 22.02 Jordan GEIST (USA) Trujillo (PER) 23 Jul 17 19.75 Nuh BOLAT (TUR) Nevin Yanit Atletizm Pisti, Mersin (TUR) 27 Feb 21.96 Edis ELKASEVI Ć (CRO) Zagreb (CRO) 29 Jun 02 19.72 Semen BORODAYEV (RUS) Yunost Stadium, Adler, Sochi (RUS) 15 May 21.90 John MAURINS (USA) Eugene, OR (USA) 26 Jun 15 19.62 Ilya MISOUSKI (BLR) Regional Sport Complex, Brest (BLR) 16 Jun 21.79 Mostafa Amr HASSAN (EGY) Cairo (EGY) 23 Apr 14 19.43 Claudio STOESSEL (GER) Kadrioru staadion, Tallinn (EST) 15 Jul 21.78 Krzysztof BRZOZOWSKIEstadio (POL) Olímpico, Barcelona (ESP) 11 Jul 12 19.36 Jephté VOGEL (SUI) Allmend, Meilen (SUI) 29 May Timing by SEIKO AT-SPJ-M-q----.RS4..v2 Issued at 11:29 on Wednesday, 18 August 2021 WORLD ATHLETICS PARTNERS.
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