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START LIST High Jump Women - Final Barcelona (ESP) World Junior Championships 10-15 July 2012 START LIST High Jump Women - Final RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE DATE VENUE World Junior Record 2.01 Olga TURCHAK URS 19 7 Jul 1986 Moskva World Junior Record 2.01 Heike BALCK GDR 19 18 Jun 1989 Karl-Marx-Stadt Championships Record 2.00 Alina ASTAFEI ROU 19 29 Jul 1988 Sudbury World Junior Leading 1.92 Alessia TROST ITA 19 19 May 2012 Gorizia i = Indoor performance Final 15 July 2012 18:05 ORDER BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 1581 Mariya KUCHINA RUS 14 Jan 93 1.97i 1.96 i 2 1375 Alessia TROST ITA 08 Mar 93 1.92 1.92 3 1281 Melina BRENNER GER 28 Jun 93 1.88i 1.88 i 4 1580 Oksana KRASNOKUTSKAYA RUS 24 Sep 93 1.87 1.87 5 1440 Gintaré NESTECKYTÉ LTU 30 Dec 95 1.87i 1.87 i 6 1244 Dior DELOPHONT FRA 19 Oct 94 1.86 1.86 7 1600 Lissa LABICHE SEY 18 Feb 93 1.86 1.86 8 1698 Iryna HERASHCHENKO UKR 10 Mar 95 1.90 1.90 9 1555 Julia DU PLESSIS RSA 27 May 96 1.88 1.88 10 1307 Alexandra PLAZA GER 10 Jun 94 1.87 1.87 11 1135 Jiaying YE CHN 07 Jan 93 1.88 1.88 12 1392 Chanice PORTER JAM 25 May 94 1.86 1.86 13 1436 Jeanelle SCHEPER LCA 21 Nov 94 1.85 1.85 SERIES 1.68 1.73 1.78 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.93 1.95 1.97 ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME Venue DATE RESULT NAME Venue DATE 2.01 Olga TURCHAK (URS) Moskva 7 Jul 86 1.92 Alessia TROST (ITA) Gorizia 19 May 12 2.01 Heike BALCK (GDR) Karl-Marx-Stadt 18 Jun 89 1.90 Iryna HERASHCHENKO (UKR) Yalta 13 Jun 12 2.00 Stefka KOSTADINOVA (BUL) Sofia 25 Aug 84 1.89 Mariya KUCHINA (RUS) Cheboksary 20 Jun 12 2.00 Alina ASTAFEI (ROU) Sudbury 29 Jul 88 1.89 Gabrielle WILLIAMS (USA) Eugene, OR 30 Jun 12 1.98 Silvia COSTA (CUB) Edmonton 11 Jul 83 1.88 Julia DU PLESSIS (RSA) Germiston 31 Mar 12 1.98 Yelena YELESINA (URS) Nyíregyháza 13 Aug 88 1.88 Jiaying YE (CHN) Changzhou 22 Apr 12 1.97 Svetlana ISAEVA-LESEVA (BUL) Sofia 25 May 86 1.87 Kateryna TABASHNYK (UKR) Yalta 31 May 12 1.96 Charmaine GALE-WEAVERS (RSA) Bloemfontein 4 Apr 81 1.87 Oksana KRASNOKUTSKAYA (RUS) Tampere 10 Jun 12 1.96 Marina KUPTSOVA (RUS) Tula 26 Jul 00 1.87 Daniellys DUTIL (CUB) La Habana (EP) 22 Jun 12 1.96 Blanka VLAŠIC (CRO) Kingston, JAM 20 Jul 02 1.87 Alexandra PLAZA (GER) Mannheim 24 Jun 12 1.96 Airiné PALŠYTÉ (LTU) Shenzhen 21 Aug 11 1.87 Melina BRENNER (GER) Mannheim 24 Jun 12 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-HJ-W-f----.SL2..v1 Issued at 11:55 on Friday, 13 July 2012 Official IAAF Partners.
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