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100 Metres Women Memoriál Josefa Odložila Memoriál Josefa Odložila Praha, 8 June 2020 RESULT LIST 100 Metres Women RESULT NAME COUNTRY DATE VENUE WL 11.21 Rhodah NJOBVU ZAM 7 Mar 2020 National Heroes Stadium, Lusaka (ZAM) MR 11.34 Vida ANIM GHA 28 Jun 2004 WIND 0.8 m/s TEMPERATURE 19.3°C HUMIDITY 54.1% June 8 2020 20:10 PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT POINTS REACTION 1 86 Nikola Bendová OLYPR 4 Nov 99 4 11.74 SB 0.327 7 2 87 Adéla Novotná LIAZJ 26 Mar 03 5 11.78 SB 0.159 2 3 89 Barbora Šplechtnová OLYPR 31 Jul 02 7 11.98 SB 0.329 8 4 84 Johana Kaiserová USKPR 24 Jan 00 2 12.00 SB 0.323 6 5 88 Kristýna Kobiánová USKPR 10 Dec 95 6 12.03 SB 0.164 4 6 85 Natálie Kožuškaničová USKPR 12 Jan 01 3 12.06 SB 0.178 5 7 90 Zdeňka Seidlová DUKPR 2 Apr 97 8 12.36 SB 0.140 1 8 83 Tereza Čihařová DUKPR 19 Aug 02 1 12.43 SB 0.163 3 LEGEND WL World Lead MR Meeting Record SB Season Best ALL-TIME TOP LIST 2020 TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 10.49 Florence GRIFFITH-JOYNER (USA) Indianapolis, IN (USA) 16 Jul 1988 11.21 Rhodah NJOBVU (ZAM) National Heroes Stadium, Lu 7 Mar 10.64 Carmelita JETER (USA) Shanghai (CHN) 20 Sep 2009 11.29 Tia CLAYTON (JAM) GC Foster College, Spanish T 19 Feb 10.65 Marion JONES (USA) SGJ, Johannesburg (R 12 Sep 1998 11.31 Manqi GE (CHN) Fuzhou (CHN) 23 May 10.70 Shelly-Ann FRASER-PRYCE (JAM) Kingston (JAM) 29 Jun 2012 11.32 Yunisleydis DE LA C. GARCÍA (CUB) Estadio Panamericano, La H 20 Mar 10.70 Elaine THOMPSON (JAM) Kingston (JAM) 1 Jul 2016 11.35 Kevona DAVIS (JAM) National Stadium, Kingston ( 6 Mar 10.73 Christine ARRON (FRA) Népstadion, Budapest 19 Aug 1998 11.38 Zoe HOBBS (NZL) Hawkes Bay Sports Park, Ha 25 Jan 10.74 Merlene OTTEY (JAM) Arena Civica, Milano (I 7 Sep 1996 11.38 Brandy HALL (JAM) GC Foster College, Spanish T 19 Feb 10.74 English GARDNER (USA) Hayward Field, Eugen 3 Jul 2016 11.40 Aries SANCHEZ (VEN) Barquisimeto (VEN) 10 Jan 10.75 Kerron STEWART (JAM) Stadio Olimpico, Rom 10 Jul 2009 11.40 Laura MOREIRA (CUB) Pista Rafael Fortun Chacon, 6 Mar 10.75 Sha'Carri RICHARDSON (USA) Austin, TX (USA) 8 Jun 2019 11.42 Tebogo MAMATHU (RSA) Bestmed Tuks Stadium, Pret 14 Mar Timing & Data service by OnlineSystem s.r.o. Page 1 of 1 Issued at Monday, June 8, 2020 8:12 PM.
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