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EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2016-17 Results Issue N.25 EUROPEAN ATHLETICS 2016-17 results issue n.25 AUSTRIA Vlöckabruck (Austria), 14.7.2017 Women 400m Tjipekapora Herunga (nam) 53.98 BELGIUM Ninove (Belgium), 15.7.2017 -Flanders Cup- Men pre program 100m h1 (-2,2) 1 Lebakeng Sesele (rsa) 10.43; 2 Shavez Hart (bah) 10.54 200m h1 (-0,1) 1 Lebakeng Sesele (rsa) 20.33; 2 Robin Vanderbemden 20.91; 3 Thomas Williams (gbr) 20.96; 4 Ngoni Makusha (zim) 21.11; 5 Jermaine Gayle (jam) 21.34 main program 100m (0.4) 1 Lebakens Sesele (rsa) 10.33; 2 Shavez Hart (bah) 10.36; 3 Ngoni Makusha (zim) 10.48; 4 Peter Emelieze (ger) 10.50; 5 Thomas Williams (gbr) 10.54 400m h1 1 Dylan Borlee 46.22; 2 Jermaine Gayle (jam) 46.66; 3 Kavon Nelson (jam) 46.91; 4 Julien Watrin 47.26; O'Jay Ferguson (bah) 47.46; h2 1 Tim Rummens 47.56; 2 Samba Fall 47.80; h3 1 Mohssine Ennamir 48.03; 2 Kevin Dotremont 48.03; 3 Eliott Crestan u20 48.29 800m h1 1 Peter Bol (aus) 1.47.02; 2 Khaled Benmahdi (alg) 1.47.84; 3 Harun Abda (usa) 1.48.26; 4 Stephen Knuckey (aus) 1.48.70; 5 Ali Ben El Hadj (tun) 1.48.89; 6 Ayman Zahafi (mar) u20 1.49.11; 7 Stijn Baeten 1.50.63; h2 1 jamaal James (tto) 1.49.48; 2 Ali Hamdi 1.49.81; 3 Billy Looney (usa) 1.50.03; 4 Daniel Block (can) 1.50.13; 5 Mounir Akbache (fra) 1.50.28 1.500m h1 1 Isaac Hockey (aus) 3.38.85; 2 Jerry Motsau (rsa) 3.38.97; 3 Charles Grethen (lux) 3.39.02; 4 Abdelali Razyn (mar) 3.39.07; 5 Thomas Riva (can) 3.40.22; 6 Pieter Claus 3.40.85; 7 Jan Hochstrasser (sui) 3.41.92; 8 Kamali Majdoubi (mar) 3.44.08; 10 Jonathan Cook (gbr) 3.46.20; 11 Garrett O'Toole (usa) 3.46.84; 11 Rob Denault (can) 3.49.58 5.000m 1 Aweke Ayalew (brn) 13.23.53; 2 Malcolm Hicks (nzl) 13.54.66; 3 Petros Surafel (eri) 13.55.32; 4 Samuel Barata (por) 13.58.29; 5 Michele Fontana (ita) 13.58.82; 6 Pietro Riva (ita) 14.02.33; 7 Regis Thonon 14.02.76; 8 Mike Kimutai Sang (ken) 14.09.09; 9 Andreas Kempf (sui) 14.09.30; 10 William Fuler (gbr) 14.10.93; 11 Alex Brecker (gbr) 14.14.06 110mh (0.5) 1 Deuce Carter (jam) 13.52; 2 Nicholas Hough (aus) 13.62; 3 Dario De Borger 14.03; 110mh heats h1 (1.2) 1 Nicholas Hough (aus) 13.69; 2 Deuce Carter (jam) 13.74; 3 Othman Hadj Lazib (alg) 14.07; 4 Dario De Borger 14.14; 5 Joshua Hawkins (nzl) 14.16 LJ Ifeanyi Otuonye (tks) 7.61 (-0,6) SP 1 John Murasky (usa) 18.19; 2 Philip Milanov 17.59 DT 1 Philip Milanov 66.34; 2 Chad Wright (jam) 60.31 Women pre program 100m h1 (0.3) 1 Tatjana Pinto (ger) 11.24; 2 Ezinne Okaparaebo (nor) 11.53; 3 Shavine Hodges (jam) 11.58; 4 Alexis Love (usa) 11.73 200m h1 (-0,5) 1 Shavine Hodges (jam) 23.16; 2 Manon Depuydt 23.76; 3 Alexis Love (usa) 23.84 400m h3 1 Camille Laus 55.11; 2 Genevieve Cowie (aus) 55.37 main program 100m (-2,0) 1 Tatjana Pinto (ger) 11.33; 2 Shavine Hodges (jam) 11.45; 3 Ezinne Okparaebo (nor) 11.59 400m 1 Ekundayo Sogbesan (usa) 52.73; 2 Anneliese Rubie (aus) 52.80; Shelayna Oskan-Clarke (gbr) 53.39; 4 Jessica Thornton (aus) 53.99 800m h1 1 Natoya Goule (jam) 2.01.16; 2 Lindsey Butterworth (can) 2.02.13; 3 Galyna Sishko (ukr) 2.02.28; 4 Charline Mathias (ux) 2.02.29; 5 Alena Brooks (tto) 2.02.70; 6 Annie Leblanc (can) 2.02.98; 7 Samantha James (jam) 2.03.07; 8 Natalija Piliusina (ltu) 2.03.19; 9 Helen Crofts (can) 2.03.67; 10 Jessica Smith (can) 2.04.65; 11 Raquel Lambdin (usa) 2.04.94; h2 1 Adrea Propp (can) 2.04.75; 2 Anuscha Nice (rsa) 2.04.85; 3 laurence Cotte (can) 2.05.52; 4 Casey Atkin (can) 2.06.50; 5 Stefanie Barmet (sui) 2.07.99 1.500m h1 1 Sarah McPherson (can) 4.11.70; 2 Elise Vanderelst u20 4.12.28; 3 Sofie Van Accom 4.12.77; 4 Erica Digby (can) 4.13.79; 5 Calli Thackery (gbr) 4.14.08; 6 Kinsey Gomez (can) 4.15.19; 7 Kimberly Johansen (gbr) 4.17.35; 8 Laura Méndez (esp) 4.18.94; 9 Patricia De Graat (ger) u20 4.26.41; 10 María Isabel Martínez (esp) 4.27.47 100mh (0.6) 1 Deborah John (tto) 13.49; 2 Eline Berings 13.61; 3 Sarah Missine 13.69; 4 Fiona Morrison (nzl) 13.74; 100mh (1.3) 1 Deborah John (tto) 13.40; 2 Eline Berings 13.78; 3 Sarah Missine 13.79; 4 Chloe Beaucarne 13.79 400mh h1 1 Lauren Wells (aus) 56.44; 2 Jean-Marie Senekal (rsa) 58.63; 3 Eva Duinslaeger 59.51; h2 1 Hanne Claes 58.30; 2 Justien Grillet 59.31 3.000m St 1 Rima Chanah (alg) 9.44.42; 2 Victoria Mitchell (aus) 9.48.87; 3 Kerry O'Flaherty (irl) 9.50.75; 4 Rolanda Bell (pan) 9.52.68; 5 Eva Krchová (cze) 9.54.77; 6 Valeria Roffino (ita) 10.10.26; 7 Clara Simal Martín (esp) 10.19.67 HJ Hanne Van Hessche 1.80 PV Femke Pluim (ned) 4.36 LJ Bianca Stuart (bah) 6.53 (0.0) TJ Tori Franklin (usa) 13.19 (1.2) CZECH REPUBLIC Usti nad Labem (Czech Republic), 11.7.2017 Men SP 1 Tomas Stanek 21.38; 2 Tssanko Arnaudov (por) 21.06; 3 Darlan Romani (bra) 20.74; 4 Jacko Gill (nzl) 20.61; 5 Jakob Szyszkowski (pol) 20.40; 6 Ladislav Prasil 20.38; 7 Andrei Gag (rou) 19.97; 8 Jonathan Jones (usa) 19.78; 9 Francisco Belo (por) 19.08; 10 Martin Stasek 18.61; 11 Hamza Mohamed (egy) 17.90 Brno (Czech Republic), 12.7.2017 Men Jan Marcell 60.28 Kladno (Czech Republic), 15.7.2017 Men PV 1 Claudio Stecchi (ita) 5.55; 2 Lukas Posekany 5.55; 3 Michal Balner 5.55; 4 Alessandro Sinno 5.20; 5 Mareks Arents (lat) 5.20, 6 Matej Scerba (98) 5.20; SP 1 Ladislav Prasil 20.57; 2 Jonathan Jones (usa) 19.81; 3 Martin Stasek 19.29; 4 Martin Novak 18.40; DT 1 Jan Marcell 56.47; 2 Tomas Vonavka 56.07; HT 1 Roberto Sawyers (crc) 69.80; 2 Tomas Kruzliak (svk) 66.59; 3 Miroslav Pavlicek 66.23; JT 1 Viteszlav Vesely 82.29; 2 Petr Frydrych 76.44; 3 Patrik Zenuch (svk) 72.18; 4 Stepan Mikoska 69.90 Women 100m (-0,6) Klara Seidlová 11.74; 200m (nwi) Klara Seidlová (nwi) 24.05; PV 1 Nikol Jiroutová 4.00; 2 Nikola Poschlová (98) 4.00; LJ Jana Koresová 6.11 (-0,3); TJ Lucie Majková 13.18 (nwi); SP Petra Klementová 15.40; DT Eliska Stanková 56.02; HT 1 Tereza Kralová 68.55; 2 Katerina Skypalová 66.05; 3 Lenka Valesová 62.89; JT 1 Irena Sedivá 57.71; 2 Nikola Ogrodniková 56.53; 3 Katerina Klailová 50.24 ESTONIA Tallinn (Estonia), 14.7.2017 Men 100m (3.2) 1 Kostas Skrabulis (ltu) 10.55 Women 100m (1.6) Maarja Kalev 11.81 FINLAND Helsinki (Finland), 10.7.2017 Men HT David Söderberg 75.53; 2 Joachim Koivu 67.00 Raisio (Finland), 11.7.2017 Women 400mh Jonna Berghem 59.05 Joensuu (Finland), 12.7.2017 Men 100m (2.4) 1 Emile Erasmus (rsa) 10.26 (10.20 (2.2) 1h2); 2 Ippei Takeda (jpn) 10.35; 3 Ville Myllymäki 10.45; 4 Otto Ahlfors 10.49; 200m (0.6) Hendrik Maartens (rsa) 21.61; 800m h1 1 Takumi Murashima (jpn) 1.49.85; 2 Henco Uys (rsa) 1.50.05; 3 Ville Lampinen 1.50.20; 4 Stanislav Maslov (ukr) 1.50.56; 5 Nick Jensen (den) 1.50.60; 6 George Kusche (rsa) (98) 1.51.37; 5.000m 1 Chakib Lachgar (mar) 13.55.11; 2 Per Svela (nor) 13.55.60; 3 Kayato Seki (jpn) 13.57.12; 4 Shota Onizuka (jpn) 13.57.45; 5 Kazuma Taira (jpn) 14.03.59; 6 Marius Oyre Vedvik (nor) 14.04.95; 110mh (2.5) 1 Vitalia Parahonka (blr) 13.76 (13.66 (0.7) 1h1); 2 Maximilian Bayer (ger) 13.80; 3 Elmo Lakka 13.96 (13.84 (0.7) 3h1); DT 1 Martin Kupper (est) 59.68; 2 Pyry Niskala 58.92; 3 Victor Hogan (rsa) 58.44; 4 Yume Ando (jpn) 53.07; HT 1 Yuri Shayonou (blr) 69.71; 2 Tommi Remes 68.34; 3 Tuomas Seppanen 68.32; 4 Petri Rautio 64.53; 5 Taiki Nemoto (jpn) 64.50; JT 1 Jakub Vadlecjh (cze) 84.59; 2 Magnus Kirt (est) 80.52; 3 Lars Hamann (ger) 76.87; 4 Jaroslav Jilek (cze) 75.73; 5 Lassi Etelätalo 75.13; 6 Jani Kiiskilä 75.08; Sami Peltomäki 70.46 Women 100m (2.7) 1 Alexandra Bezeková (svk) 11.50 (11.61 (0.8) 1h1); 2 Hanna-Maari Latvala 11.50 (11.66 (0.8) 2h1); 3 Flings Owusu-Agyapong (gha) 11.52; 4 Sara Francis 11.72; 5 Jenni Jokinen 11.82; 800m h1 1 Shannon Osika (usa) 2.02.38; 2 Yume Kitamura (jpn) 2.02.67; 3 Tori Tsolis (usa) 2.04.42; 4 Sofia Öberg (swe) 2.04.73; 5 Sara Kuivisto 2.04.78; 6 Yuliya Karol (blr) 2.05.64; 7 Mel Lawrence (usa) 2.05.89; 8 Saija Seppa (98) 2.06.21; 9 Abigail Regan (aus) 2.08.54; h2 1 Megan Rolland (usa) 2.06.93; 3 Marisa Howard (usa) 2.07.71; 3.000m 1 Kasumi Nishihara (jpn) 9.12.97; 2 Kyoka Kudo (98) 9.13.36; 3 Camilla Richardsson 9.14.35; 4 Hisami Ishii (jpn) 9.18.47; 5 Maki Izumida (jpn) 9.19.75; 6 Sakiho Tsutsui (jpn) 9.23.51; 7 Nasuki Sekiya (jpn) 9.28.02; 8 janica Mäkelä 9.29.79; 9 Kaisa Tyni 9.33.19; 10 Jana Sussmann (ger) 9.33.52; 100mh (0.5) 1 Lindsay Lindley (ngr) 13.09; 2 Evonne Britton (usa) 13.14; 3 Greta Kerekes (hun) 13.21; 4 Nickiesha Wilson (jam) 13.23; 5 Lotta Harala 13.25; 6 Viivi Avikainen 13.32; 7 Nooralotta Neziri 13.50 (13.43 (1.3) 4h1); HJ 1 Kateryna Tabashnyk (ukr) 1.86; 2 Barbara Szabo (hun) 1.79; 3 Ekaterina Krasovskiy (aut) 1.79; LJ 1 Aiga Grabuste (est) 6.26 (3.4); 2 Annika Gärtz (ger) 6.26 (3.6) and 6.15 (1.1); TJ 1 Neele Eckhardt (ger) 13.88 (2.6) and 13.36 (0.7); 2 Iryna Vaskouskaya (blr) 13.60 (2.7) and 13.32 (0.8); 3 Sanna Nygard 13.57 (3.2) and 13.53 (1.1); 4 Tori Franklin (usa) 13.33 (2.1); 5 Mara Griva (lat) 13.32 (2.0); 6 Aina Griksaité (ltu) 13.11 (1.0); JT 1 Asdis Hjamlsdottir (isl) 63.43; 2 Nikola Ogrodniková (cze) 60.17; 3 Jenni Kangas 59.44; 4 Heidi Nokelainen 57.49; 5 Oona Sormunen 56.80; 6 Sanni Utriainen 54.11; 7 Jelena Jaakkola 51.21 Valkeakoski (Finland), 13.7.2017 Men 110mh u20 (0,99m) (0.0) Santeri Kuusuiniemi 13.82; LJ Topias Koukkula 7.47 (0.8); SP u20 (6 kg) 1 Arttu Korkeasalo 19.27; 2 Eero Ahola 19.00 Women SP u18 (3 kg) Kaisu Eskelinen 15.57 Kauhava (Finland), 14.7.2017 Men PV Santtu Koskiaho (99) 5.00; DT Victor Hogan (rsa) 58.75 Women HT u18 (3 kg) 1 Julia Kivinen 63.41; 2 Sara Killinen 62.02 Lappeenranta (Finland), 15-16.7.2017 Women JT (15) Jenni Kangas 58.10 Sastamala (Finland), 15.7.2017 Men SP u18 (5 kg) Arttu Korkeasalo 20.81 Lapinlahti (Finland), 16.7.2017 Men 100m (1.4) 1 Emile Erasmus (rsa) 10.30; 2 Sydney Siame (zam) 10.40 200m (0.0)
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