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DLV-Bestenliste 2020 Männliche Jugend BESTENLISTE 2020 DIE DLV–JUGEND–BESTENLISTE DER SAISON 2020 männliche Jugend U18 Stand: 12. Januar 2021 Inhaltsverzeichnis 100 m .............................................................................................................................................................. 2 200 m .............................................................................................................................................................. 4 400 m .............................................................................................................................................................. 6 800 m .............................................................................................................................................................. 8 1.500 m ......................................................................................................................................................... 10 3.000 m ......................................................................................................................................................... 12 10 km Straßenlauf ........................................................................................................................................ 14 110 m Hürden (0,914 m) ............................................................................................................................... 16 400 m Hürden (0,84 m) ................................................................................................................................. 18 2.000 m Hindernis (0,838 m) ........................................................................................................................ 20 4 x 100 m ...................................................................................................................................................... 21 3 x 1.000 m ................................................................................................................................................... 24 Hochsprung .................................................................................................................................................. 25 Stabhochsprung ............................................................................................................................................ 27 Weitsprung .................................................................................................................................................... 29 Dreisprung .................................................................................................................................................... 31 Kugelstoßen (5 kg) ....................................................................................................................................... 33 Diskuswurf (1,5 kg) ....................................................................................................................................... 35 Hammerwurf (5 kg) ....................................................................................................................................... 37 Speerwurf (700 g) ......................................................................................................................................... 39 Zehnkampf .................................................................................................................................................... 41 Zehnkampf Mannschaftswertung .................................................................................................................. 43 5.000 m Bahngehen ..................................................................................................................................... 44 10 km Gehen ................................................................................................................................................ 45 Stand: 12.01.2021 DEUTSCHER LEICHTATHLETIK-VERBAND Seite 1 von 45 DLV-Bestenliste MJ U18 BESTENLISTE 2020 100 m DLV-U18-Bestleistung: 10,38 sec Tim Goebel (DJK Südwest Köln) 1999 U18-Bestleistung 2019: 10,53 sec Felix Kunstein (MTG Mannheim) Deutscher Meister 2020: 10,56 sec Chidiera Onuoha (THC Brühl) Leistung Wind Vorname Name Jhg Verein Datum Ort 10,56 0,3 Chidiera Onuoha 2003 THC Brühl 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 10,62 1,0 Noah Olabisi 2003 SV Werder Bremen 25.07.2020 Zeven 10,70 0,3 Lennart Hartenberg 2004 TV Wattenscheid 01 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 10,75 1,0 Ole Ehrhardt 2003 Sportclub 25.07.2020 Zeven Magdeburg 10,76 0,3 Heiko Gussmann 2004 LG Region 06.09.2020 Heilbronn Karlsruhe 10,82 1,0 Tobias Morawietz 2003 VfL Wolfsburg 25.07.2020 Zeven 10,83 0 Emil Bekker 2003 LG Olympia 03.07.2020 Berlin Dortmund 10,84 1,7 Lukas Krauße 2003 TV Bliesen 20.09.2020 Köllertal 10,87 1,2 Vincent Herbst 2004 SC Potsdam 22.08.2020 Berlin 10,89 0,6 Eddie Reddemann 2003 LG Stadtwerke 26.09.2020 Erding München 10,90 0,6 Simon Sattelberger 2003 TV Wattenscheid 01 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 10,94 0,3 Joshua Ahrens 2003 Eintracht 06.09.2020 Heilbronn Hildesheim 10,98 1,5 Maurice Grahl 2003 LAZ PUMA Rhein- 26.09.2020 Rhede Sieg 10,99 0,1 Adrian Holzwarth 2004 LAZ Ludwigsburg 19.09.2020 Walldorf 11,00 0,6 Tim Weidehoff 2003 RSV Eintracht 06.09.2020 Heilbronn Berlin 11,02 0,9 Johannes Wiesinger 2003 LG FESTINA 01.08.2020 Andorf Rupertiwinkel 11,06 0 Juan-Sebastian Kleta 2004 TV Gelnhausen 07.06.2020 Frankfurt am Main 11,07 -1,2 Mateusz Lewandowski 2003 FC Schalke 04 13.09.2020 Hagen 11,09 0 Oliver Koletzko 2003 Wiesbadener LV 07.06.2020 Frankfurt am Main 11,09 -0,6 Felix Schlosser 2003 LG Rosbach- 25.07.2020 Königstein i. Ts. Rodheim 11,09 2,0 Aron Beuchelt 2003 SV Halle e.V. 18.08.2020 Mittweida 11,09 0,1 Lucas Sebastian Steichele 2003 LAZ Ludwigsburg 19.09.2020 Walldorf 11,09 1,2 Friedrich Rumpf 2003 1. VfL FORTUNA 03.10.2020 Berlin Marzahn Stand: 12.01.2021 DEUTSCHER LEICHTATHLETIK-VERBAND Seite 2 von 45 DLV-Bestenliste MJ U18 BESTENLISTE 2020 11,10 0,5 Matteo Redinger 2005 TG Nürtingen 11.07.2020 Tübingen 11,10 1,9 Noah Ruedel 2004 Unterländer LG 23.08.2020 Rheinau- Freistett 11,11 0,6 Ivo Ziebold 2004 Dresdner SC 1898 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 11,12 0,9 Yannick Herden 2003 SV Halle e.V. 17.07.2020 Leipzig 11,13 1,9 Tom Anderer 2003 TSV 05 23.08.2020 Rheinau- Reichenbach Freistett 11,13 0,6 Christof Pohl 2004 SV Halle e.V. 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 11,14 0,1 Matti Wellm 2003 Hamburger SV 20.06.2020 Bremen 11,14 0,2 Maximilian Karsten 2003 VfL Wolfsburg 21.08.2020 Vaterstetten 11,15 1,4 Tom Li 2003 TSVE 1890 15.08.2020 Dortmund Bielefeld 11,17 0,1 Sascha Babel 2003 LG Landkreis Roth 25.07.2020 Germering 11,17 0,4 Naphtali Walz 2003 Hamburger SV 06.09.2020 Heilbronn 11,18 1,2 Aaron Amenta 2005 TV Groß-Gerau 04.07.2020 Wetzlar 11,20 1,5 Paul Arvid Klose 2003 LAC Erdgas 17.07.2020 Leipzig Chemnitz 11,20 -0,3 Kevin Schmidt 2003 TSG Bruchsal 18.07.2020 Mosbach 11,20 0,9 Roman Kobar 2004 TuS Traunreut 01.08.2020 Andorf 11,20 0,5 Leon Lohse 2003 SC DHfK Leipzig 08.09.2020 Dessau e.V. 11,21 1,0 Joel Ahrens 2003 Eintracht 25.07.2020 Zeven Hildesheim 11,21 1,6 Timon Streit 2003 TSV Bayer 04 01.08.2020 Weinheim Leverkusen 11,21 0,4 Leon Mürtz 2003 LA TuS Mayen 12.09.2020 Dudelange 11,21 1,0 Justin Woit 2004 LG Ortenau Nord 20.09.2020 Schutterwald 11,22 0,2 Tyrel Prenz 2003 SC Potsdam 21.08.2020 Vaterstetten 11,22 0,9 Tim Haufe 2003 Leichtathletik 26.09.2020 Rhede Zentrum Wuppertal 11,22 -0,2 Jan-Niclas Witzke 2003 LG Region 26.09.2020 Erding Landshut 11,22 0,8 Aaron Krings 2003 SG Weinstadt 04.10.2020 Stuttgart 11,24 1,5 Matteo Ciuchini 2003 Hamburger SV 25.07.2020 Zeven 11,25 0,7 Nils Markowetz 2003 LG Staufen 01.08.2020 Schwäbisch Gmünd 11,26 1,4 Rodi Amin Issa 2004 USC Bochum 04.07.2020 Wetzlar 11,26 1,8 Tyrone Wild 2004 LAV Stadtwerke 08.08.2020 Schorndorf Tübingen 11,26 0,1 Luis Gonzalez-Diaz 2005 Spvgg. Lülsdorf- 19.09.2020 Krefeld Ranzel Stand: 12.01.2021 DEUTSCHER LEICHTATHLETIK-VERBAND Seite 3 von 45 DLV-Bestenliste MJ U18 BESTENLISTE 2020 200 m DLV-U18-Bestleistung: 20,96 sec Robert Hering (TuS Jena) 2007 U18-Bestleistung 2019: 21,53 sec Florian Knerlein (LG Stadtwerke München) Deutscher Meister 2020: 21,78 sec Tobias Morawietz (VfL Wolfsburg) Leistung Wind Vorname Name Jhg Verein Datum Ort 21,78 0 Tobias Morawietz 2003 VfL Wolfsburg 05.09.2020 Heilbronn 21,83 0 Friedrich Rumpf 2003 1.VfL FORTUNA 05.09.2020 Heilbronn Marzahn 21,86 0,1 Mateusz Lewandowski 2003 FC Schalke 04 13.09.2020 Hagen 21,90 1,3 Noah Olabisi 2003 SV Werder Bremen 20.09.2020 Oldenburg 21,93 0 Tom Anderer 2003 TSV 05 05.09.2020 Heilbronn Reichenbach 22,06 0 Matti Wellm 2003 Hamburger SV 05.09.2020 Heilbronn 22,13 0,7 Eddie Reddemann 2003 LG Stadtwerke 01.08.2020 München München 22,20 -0,2 Emil Bekker 2003 LG Olympia 03.07.2020 Berlin Dortmund 22,20 0 Vincent Herbst 2004 SC Potsdam 05.09.2020 Heilbronn 22,23 -0,1 Marian Wieland 2003 Neckarsulmer 18.07.2020 Neckarsulm Sport-Union 22,25 1,2 Noah Ruedel 2004 Unterländer LG 23.08.2020 Rheinau- Freistett 22,35 1,1 Leif Deinet 2004 Solinger LC 25.07.2020 Zeven 22,38 0 Lucas Sebastian Steichele 2003 LAZ Ludwigsburg 20.09.2020 Walldorf 22,38 0,8 Maurice Grahl 2003 LAZ PUMA Rhein- 27.09.2020 Rhede Sieg 22,46 0 Heiko Gussmann 2004 LG Region 20.09.2020 Walldorf Karlsruhe 22,48 0 Matteo Ciuchini 2003 Hamburger SV 05.09.2020 Heilbronn 22,49 0,8 Tim Haufe 2003 Leichtathletik 27.09.2020 Rhede Zentrum Wuppertal 22,50 1,1 Joshua Ahrens 2003 Eintracht 25.07.2020 Zeven Hildesheim 22,51 0,3 Nils Kremling 2004 LG Landkreis Roth 02.08.2020 Wendelstein 22,52 -1,2 Leon Lohse
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