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Derek Drouin DEREK DROUIN Hometown: Corunna, Ont. Birthdate: March 6, 1990 (27) Event: High jump, decathlon Coach: Jeff Huntoon Training base: Toronto, Ont. Education: Indiana University Twitter: @ddrouin10 Personal best: 2.40 metres, Des Moines, Iowa, April 25, 2014 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Gold 2.38, Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 16, 2016 Gold 2.34, IAAF World Championships, Beijing, China, Aug. 30, 2015 Gold 2.37, Pan American Games, Toronto, Ont., July 25, 2015 Gold 2.31, Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland, July 30, 2014 Bronze 2.38, IAAF World Championships, Moscow, Russia, Aug. 15, 2013 Bronze tie, 2.29, 2012 Olympic Games, London, England, Aug. 7, 2012 2017 RESULTS 2.25 (3) Bislett Games – Diamond League, Oslo, Norway, June 15 2.30 (1) Drake Relays, Des Moines, Iowa, April 29 7,150 points (4) Sam Adams Combined Events Invitational Decathlon, Santa Barbara, Calif., April 8 2016 RESULTS 2.38 (1), Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 16 2.38 (1), Internationales Hochsprung-Meeting, Eberstadt, Germany, July 17 2.27 (7) Monaco Herculis – Diamond League, Monaco, France, July 15 2.30 (1), Canadian Track & Field Championships and Olympic Trials, Edmonton, Alta., July 9 2.29 (5) Doha – Diamond League, Doha, Qatar, May 6 2.24 (1) Drake Relays, Des Moines, Iowa, April 30 SNAPSHOP How do you follow up on a flawless performance that produced a high jump gold medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro? If you’re Derek Drouin, who is also the defending world champion in high jump, you apply your varied skill set to decathlon, the two-day, 10-event test of running, throwing and jumping. The 27-year-old native of Corunna, Ont., did just that in April, finishing fourth at the Sam Adams Combined Events Invitational meet in Santa Barbara, Calif. In the bargain, Drouin set a world record for the high jump (2.28 metres) in a decathlon competition and amassed 7,150 points, a personal best for Drouin, who competed in decathlon as a student at Indiana University. Drouin achieved seven personal bests in his return to decathlon, an event he plans to compete in for Canada at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia. Drouin has been the dominant Canadian high jumper for years, claiming the Canadian record while competing for Indiana, where he was a five-time NCAA high jump champion. When Drouin won Canada’s lone track and field medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, a bronze in high jump, he became the first Canadian to win a medal in that event since Greg Joy won silver at the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal. The following year in Moscow, Drouin won another bronze at the IAAF World Championships, setting a Canadian record of 2.38 metres in the process. In 2014 at the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, Drouin raised the bar on his own Canadian record, clearing 2.40 (seven feet, 10 inches), becoming the 10th man in history to clear that height in outdoor competition. In June 2015, Drouin and teammate Mike Mason went 1-2 in the high jump at the Pan American Games in Toronto. And in August that year, Drouin won a three-way jump off to win high jump gold at the World Championships in Beijing, China. This season, Drouin intends to defend his high jump title at the IAAF World Championships in London, England, from Aug. 5-13. Lieu de residence : Corunna, ON Date de naissance : 6 mars 1990 (27 ans) Épreuves : Saut en hauteur, décathlon Entraîneur : Jeff Huntoon Base d’entraînement : Toronto, ON École : Université de l’Indiana Twitter : @ddrouin10 Record personnel: 2,40 m, Drake Relays, Des Moines, IA (25.04.2014) FAITS SAILLANTS EN CARRIÈRE Or, 2,38 m, Jeux olympiques, Rio, Brésil (16.08.2016) Or, 2,34 m, Championnats du monde de l’IAAF, Beijing, Chine (30.08.2015) Or, 2,37 m, Jeux panaméricains, Toronto, ON (25.07.2015) Or, 2,31 m, Jeux du Commonwealth, Glasgow, Écosse (30.07.2014) Bronze, 2,38 m, Championnats du monde de l’IAAF, Moscou, Russie (15.08.2013) Bronze (ex aequo) 2,29 m, Jeux olympiques, Londres, Angleterre (07.08.2012) RÉSULTATS 2017 2,25 m (3), Jeux Bislett Diamond League, Oslo, Norvège (15.06.2017) 2,30 m (1), Drake Relays, Des Moines, IA (29.04.2017) 7150 points (4), Rencontre invitation Sam Adams d’épreuves combinées, Santa Barbara, CA (08.04.2017) RÉSULTATS 2016 2,38 m (1), Jeux olympiques, Rio, Brésil (16.08.2016) 2,38 m (1), Rencontre internationale Hochsprung, Eberstadt, Allemagne (17.07.2016) 2,27 m (7), Herculis Diamond League, Monaco, France (15.07.2016) 2,30 m (1), Championnats canadiens d’athlétisme et essais olympiques, Edmonton, AB (09.07.2016) 2,29 m (5), Rencontre de Doha Diamond League, Doha, Qatar (06.05.2016) 2,24 m (1), Drake Relays, Des Moines, IA (30.04.2016) EN BREF… Comment fait-on suivre une performance presque parfaite qui a produit une médaille d’or en saut en hauteur aux Jeux olympiques de 2016 à Rio? Si vous êtes Derek Drouin, qui est aussi champion du monde en titre au saut en hauteur, vous appliquez votre ensemble de compétences variées au décathlon, dans le concours de deux jours composé de 10 épreuves de courses, de lancers et de sauts. L’athlète de 27 ans originaire de Corunna en Ontario s’est mis à la tâche au mois d’avril, prenant le quatrième rang à la Rencontre invitation Sam Adams d’épreuves combinées à Santa Barbara en Californie. Du même coup, Drouin a établi une marque mondiale au saut en hauteur (2,28 m) dans le cadre d’un décathlon et il a amassé 7150 points, un record personnel pour Drouin qui a aussi concouru en décathlon comme étudiant à l’Université de l’Indiana. Drouin a réalisé des records personnels à son retour au décathlon, une épreuve à laquelle il compte représenter le Canada aux Jeux du Commonwealth 2018 à Gold Coast en Australie. Drouin domine le saut en hauteur au Canada depuis des années, établissant le record canadien alors qu’il était dans l’Indiana où il a été cinq fois champion national de la NCAA. Quand Drouin a remporté la seule médaille du Canada en athlétisme aux Jeux olympiques de Londres en 2012, soit une médaille de bronze au saut en hauteur, il est devenu le premier Canadien à monter sur le podium de cette épreuve depuis la médaille d’argent de Greg Joy aux Jeux olympiques de 1976 à Montréal. L’année suivante à Moscou, Drouin a remporté une autre médaille de bronze aux Championnats du monde de l’IAAF, établissant un record canadien (2,38 m) dans le processus. À la rencontre des Drake Relays de 2014 à Des Moines dans l’Iowa, il a élevé son record canadien à 2,40 m (sept pieds et 10 pouces), devenant le 10e homme dans l’histoire à franchir cette marque dans une compétition à l’extérieur. En juin 2015, Drouin et son coéquipier Mike Mason sont montés sur les deux plus hautes marches du podium aux Jeux panaméricains à Toronto et au mois d’août cette année-là, Drouin a remporté une prolongation à trois pour remporter l’or aux Championnats du monde de l’IAAF à Beijing en Chine. Cette saison, Drouin compte défendre son titre mondial au saut en hauteur aux Championnats du monde de l’IAAF à Londres en Angleterre, du 5 au 13 août. .
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