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RESULTS 800 Metres Women - Heptathlon Moncton (CAN) World Junior Championships From 19 to 25 July 2010 RESULTS 800 Metres Women - Heptathlon RESULT NAME AGE VENUE DATE World Junior Record 1:54.01 Pamela JELIMO (KEN) 19 Zürich 29 Aug 08 Championship Record 2:00.06 Elena Mirela LAVRIC (ROU) 17 Bydgoszcz 11 Jul 08 World Junior Leading 2:01.58 Elena Mirela LAVRIC (ROU) 19 Constanta 4 Jun 10 HEAT 1/3 START TIME 20:39 TEMPERATURE 23°C HUMIDITY 61% PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH LANE RESULT 1 283 Camille LE JOLY FRA 1 MAR 92 4 2:19.43 SB 2 599 Michelle ZELTNER SUI 22 DEC 91 2 2:21.52 3 179 Rachael MCINTOSH CAN 17 JAN 91 7 2:22.27 SB 4 278 Sarah CHAUCHARD FRA 13 MAR 91 5 2:24.11 5 496 Katrine HAARKLAU NOR 21 FEB 91 3 2:26.50 6 587 Eva VIVOD SLO 7 AUG 94 8 2:33.57 SB 7 542 Mihaela GUTU ROU 31 JAN 91 6 2:35.57 INTERMEDIATE TIMES 400m 1:07.64 Katrine HAARKLAU (NOR) HEAT 2/3 START TIME 20:46 TEMPERATURE 23°C HUMIDITY 61% PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH LANE RESULT 1 596 Elodie JAKOB SUI 8 OCT 93 6 2:19.34 PB 2 652 Anastasiya MOKHNYUK UKR 1 JAN 91 5 2:22.50 PB 3 677 Alex GOCHENOUR USA 17 FEB 93 4 2:23.71 SB 4 614 Martina SALANDER SWE 11 FEB 92 3 2:24.01 PB 5 251 Linda TREIEL EST 8 MAY 91 2 2:24.10 PB 6 518 Agnieszka BOROWSKA POL 21 OCT 91 7 2:27.64 7 613 Josephine ROHR SWE 16 FEB 91 8 2:28.55 INTERMEDIATE TIMES 400m 1:05.84 Anastasiya MOKHNYUK (UKR) HEAT 3/3 START TIME 20:55 TEMPERATURE 23°C HUMIDITY 61% PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH LANE RESULT 1 371 Helga Margrét THORSTEINSDÓTTIR ISL 15 NOV 91 5 2:15.81 2 250 Grete ŠADEIKO EST 29 MAY 93 4 2:16.08 PB 3 360 Xénia KRIZSÁN HUN 13 JAN 93 8 2:16.32 PB 4 341 Tilia UDELHOVEN GER 4 SEP 92 7 2:16.57 PB 5 484 Dafne SCHIPPERS NED 15 JUN 92 2 2:18.57 PB 6 452 Laura IKAUNIECE LAT 31 MAY 92 6 2:21.40 SB 7 318 Sara GAMBETTA GER 18 FEB 93 3 2:26.93 PB INTERMEDIATE TIMES 400m 1:06.50 Helga Margrét THORSTEINSDÓTTIR (ISL) Page 1 of 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Issued at 19:09 on Sunday, 25 July 2010 Moncton (CAN) World Junior Championships From 19 to 25 July 2010 RESULTS 800 Metres Women - Heptathlon ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST 1:54.01 Pamela JELIMO (KEN) Zürich 29 Aug 08 2:01.58 Elena Mirela LAVRIC (ROU) Constanta 4 Jun 10 1:55.45 Caster SEMENYA (RSA) Berlin 19 Aug 09 2:01.85 Elena Mirela LAVRIC (ROU) Moncton 22 Jul 10 1:57.18 Yuan WANG (CHN) Beijing 8 Sep 93 2:02.04 Rose Mary ALMANZA (CUB) La Habana (PA) 3 Jul 10 1:57.45 Hildegard ULLRICH-KÖRNER (GER) Praha 31 Aug 78 2:02.11 Anastasiya TKACHUK (UKR) Donetsk 2 Jul 10 1:57.62 Yinglai LANG (CHN) Shanghai 22 Oct 97 2:02.27 Annet NEGESA (UGA) Moncton 21 Jul 10 1:57.63 Maria de Lurdes MUTOLA (MOZ) Tokyo 26 Aug 91 2:02.28 Cherono KOECH (KEN) Oslo (Bislett) 4 Jun 10 1:57.77 Yi LU (CHN) Beijing 9 Sep 93 2:02.29 Cherono KOECH (KEN) Moncton 22 Jul 10 1:57.86 Katrin WÜHN (GER) Celje 5 May 84 2:02.41 Caster SEMENYA (RSA) Lapinlahti 18 Jul 10 1:58.16 Na LIN (CHN) Shanghai 22 Oct 97 2:02.51 Annet NEGESA (UGA) Moncton 22 Jul 10 1:58.18 Marion HÜBNER (GDR) Erfurt 2 Aug 81 2:02.53 Elena Mirela LAVRIC (ROU) Moncton 21 Jul 10 Page 2 of 2 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Issued at 19:09 on Sunday, 25 July 2010.
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