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ETN2011 49(Wwcii) Volume 10, No. 49 September 9, 2011 version ii — World Championships XIII Women — DAEGU, SOUTH KOREA — By–Nation Medal Chart — AUGUST 27–SEPTEMBER 4 Nation ................Men Women ....Overall G S B Total G S B Total ATTENDANCE United States ......6 5 2 13 6 3 3 12 ........25 Stadium capacity as used (top deck tarped-off except for first-night Russia .................2 3 1 6 7 1 5 13 ........19 Opening Ceremony) was about 34,000, including VIP section. there Kenya .................4 3 — 7 3 3 4 10 ........17 were no morning sessions on 9/3 or 9/4. The attendance figures Jamaica ..............3 — 1 4 1 4 — 5 ............9 (seats sold, not necessarily occupied): 8/27—25,071/46,123; 8/28—22,040/32,464; 8/29—29,327/30,261; 8/30—31,448/31,490; Germany .............3 — 3 — 3 1 4 ............7 8/31—road race only; 9/1—31,284/30,564; 9/2—32,562/33,715; Great Britain ........2 2 1 5 — 2 — 2 ............7 9/3—33,772; 9/4—35,194 = 446,305. Ethiopia ...............1 — 3 4 — — 1 1 ............5 China ..................— 1 — 1 1 1 1 3 ............4 WEATHER Cuba ...................— 1 2 3 — — 1 1 ............4 Official temperature—both F and C—and humidity readings are given France ................— 1 3 4 — — — — ...........4 with each event. South Africa ........— 1 1 2 — 1 1 2 ............4 EXPLAINING THE TYPOGRAPHY Australia ..............— 1 1 2 1 — — 1 ............3 Paragraph breaks in the preliminary rounds of running events indicate Belarus ...............— 1 1 — 1 — 1 ............2 the separation between qualifiers and non-qualifiers. Colombia .............— 1 1 — — 1 1 ............2 COLOR CODING St. Kitts ...............— 2 2 — — — — ...........2 All medalists appear in blue ink; all Americans are in bold face and Ukraine ...............— — — 1 — 1 2 ............2 italics (if in multiple rounds, only in the final round in which they com- Bahamas .............— 1 1 — — — — ...........1 peted); field-event/multi medalists appear in either blue (gold medal), Belgium ...............— 1 1 — — — — ...........1 red (silver) or green (bronze) in the progression charts. Botswana ............— — — 1 — — 1 ............1 SPLIT TIMES Brazil ...................— — — 1 — — 1 ............1 Times in 10ths were taken by the T&FN split crew (virtually completely Canada ...............— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 by video analysis); times in 100ths are eyebeam times from the official Croatia ................— — — — 1 — 1 ............1 timer, Seiko. Thanks to Mark Butler for his invaluable work in helping Czech Republic ...— — — — 1 — 1 ............1 with the 4x4 splits (“e” marks are derived by formula from eyebeam Estonia ................— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 times taken at the incorrect spot). Grenada ..............1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 FIELD CHARTS Hungary ..............— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 In the by-round field charts (all throws, horizontal jumps), the athlete’s Iran .....................— 1 1 — — — — ...........1 best of the day is underlined. The asterisked marks represent the Italy .....................— — — — — 1 1 ............1 progression of the lead. Japan ..................1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 WHAT’S IN VERSION ii? Kazakhstan .........— — — — 1 — 1 ............1 Note that this newsletter is marked as “version i”; this means his- Latvia ..................— — — — — 1 1 ............1 tory tells us that more small amendments will roll in as more tape is New Zealand .......— — — 1 — — 1 ............1 watched and more sources are uncovered. While we won’t e-mail Norway................— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 you the updated version, we will make a note of it in a subsequent TN and if you wish you’ll be able to download it from the Archive. Poland ................1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 Puerto Rico .........— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 Slovenia ..............— 1 1 — — — — ...........1 Spain ..................— — — — — 1 1 ............1 Sudan .................— 1 — 1 — — — — ...........1 © 2011 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. Trinidad ...............— — — — — 1 1 ............1 This newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted Tunisia ................— — — — 1 — 1 ............1 in any form without express Zimbabwe ...........— 1 1 — — — — ...........1 written permission. 24 24 24 72 23 23 23 69 ......141 www.trackandfieldnews.com -409- September 9, 2011 heats SEMIS 100 METERS (August 28; qualify 3+3) (August 28; qualify 2+2) (temperature 72/22; humidity 85%) (temperature 88/31; humidity 55%) FINAL I(0.3)–1. Jeter 11.21; 2. Sheniqua Ferguson I(-1.3)–1. Stewart 11.26; 2. Myers 11.38; (August 29; wind –1.4) (Bah) 11.36; 3. Jeanette Kwakye (GB) 11.42; 3. Soumaré 11.47; 4. Okparaebo 11.48; (temperature 79/26; humidity 83%) 4. Nelkis Casabona (Cub) 11.47; 5. Marta 5. Ahyee 11.48; 6. Kwakye 11.48; 7. Kwadwo 1. Carmelita Jeter (US) .................... 10.90 Jeschke (Pol) 11.73; 6. Liao 12.16; 7. Martínez 11.54; 8. Osayomi 11.58. (BGB converts to 10.81 at zero wind/altitude) 12.18; 8. Cobb 12.55 PR. II(-1.4)–1. Fraser-Pryce 11.03; 2. Campbell- 2. Veronica Campbell-Brown (Jamaica) II(1.4)–1. Stewart 11.13; 2. Ruddy Zang Brown 11.06; 3. Okagbare 11.22; ........................................................... 10.97 Milama (Gab) 11.20; 3. Ezinne Okparaebo 4. Hackett 11.35; 5. Zang Milama 11.43; 3. Kelly-Ann Baptiste (Trinidad) ...... 10.98 (Nor) 11.21 NR; 4. Semoy Hackett (Tri) 11.27; 6. Povh 11.48; 7. Ferguson 11.59; 8. Santos 4. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jam) 10.99 5. Andreea Ograzeanu (Rom) 11.47; 11.61. (defending champ); 6. Kutu-Akoi 11.61; 7. Loutoy 12.35; 8. III(-1.5)–1. Jeter 11.02; 2. Baptiste 11.05; 5. Blessing Okagbare (Ngr) 11.12; Rozhman 12.44. 3. Lalova 11.23; 6. Kerron Stewart (Jam) 11.15; III(1.0)–1. Lalova 11.10; 2. Oludamola 4. Mang 11.44; 5. Levy 11.53; 6. Fedoriva 7. Ivet Lalova (Bul) 11.27; Osayomi (Ngr) 11.15; 3. Michelle-Lee Ahyee 11.54; 7. da Silva 11.55; 8. Fukushima 11.59. 8. Marshevet Myers (US) 11.33. (Tri) 11.20 PR; Lanes: 1. Lalova; 2. Okagbare; 3. Fraser-Pryce; 4. Laura Turner (GB) 11.45; 5. Guzel 4. Jeter; 5. Baptiste; 6. Stewart; 7. Myers; 8. Khubbieva (Uzb) 11.46; 6. Yomara Hinestroza Campbell-Brown (Col) 11.57; 7. Pretelli 12.28 NR; 8. Taea 12.63. IV(0.1)–1. Baptiste 11.27; 2. Chisato Reaction times: Okagbare 0.147, Baptiste Fukushima (Jpn) 11.35; 3. Rosangela Santos 0.151, Lalova 0.156, Myers 0.164, Jeter (Bra) 11.38; 0.167, Fraser-Pryce 0.194, Stewart 0.212, 4. Miki Barber (US) 11.40; 5. Anyika Campbell-Brown 0.234 Onuora (GB) 11.41; 6. Atangana 11.56; 7. QUALIFYING ROUND Quive 12.40; 8. Paulo 13.02. (August 27; qualify 3+4; for athletes without V(0.9)–1. Okagbare 11.10; 2. Fraser-Pryce A or B qualifiers, in on a nation’s “free pass”) 11.13; 3. Ana Claudia Silva (Bra) 11.27; (temperature 79/26; humidity 72%) 4. Inna Eftimova (Bul) 11.36; 5. Olga I(-0.1)–1. Kaina Martínez (Blz) 12.14 PR; Bludova (Kaz) 11.63; 6. Borg 12.22; 7. 2. Joanne Pricilla Loutoy (Sey) 12.29 PR; 3. Detenamo 12.51 PR. Lovelite Detenamo (NRU) 12.63 PR; VI(2.2)–1. Myriam Soumaré (Fra) 11.12; 4. Shinelle Proctor (AIA) 12.89 PR; 2. Myers 11.16; 3. Olesya Povh (Ukr) 11.26; 5. Chandra Kala Thapa (Nep) 13.17; 6. 4. Jura Levy (Jam) 11.34; Boudsadee Vongdala (Lao) 13.56; 7. 5. Leena Gunther (Ger) 11.36; 6. Jung Kabotaake Romeri (Kyr) 13.71 PR;… dq— 11.88; 7. Ahamada 12.22; 8. Diogo 12.46. Youlia Camara (Gui). VII(0.5)–1. Campbell-Brown 11.19; 2. II(-0.5)–1. Delphine Atangana (Cam) 11.57; Veronique Mang (Fra) 11.20; 3. Aleksandra 2. Feta Ahamada (Com) 12.27; 3. Diane Borg Fedoriva (Rus) 11.28 PR; 4. Yasmin Kwadwo (Mlt) 12.29; 4. Gloria Diogo (STP) 12.52; 5. (Ger) 11.29 PR; Djenebou Dante (Mli) 12.62; 5. Nataliya Pogrebnyak (Ukr) 11.34; 6. 6. Maysa Rejepova (Tkm) 13.43 PR; 7. Jamaludin 11.74; 7. Ovcharenko 12.24; 8. Mihter Wendolin (Mic) 14.69. Dante 12.32 PR. III(1.8)–1. Phobay Kutu-Akoi (Lbr) 11.62; 2. Vladislava Ovcharenko (Tjk) 12.26; 3. Patricia Taea (COK) 12.44 PR; 4. Pollara Cobb (Gum) 12.64; 5. Nafissa Souleymane (Nig) 12.74 PR; 6. Joycelyn Taurikeni (SOL) 13.16 PR; 7. Rubie Joy Gabriel (Pau) 13.48 PR. IV(1.8)–1. Hye-Lim Jung (SK) 11.90; 2. Ching-Hsien Liao (Tai) 11.98; 3. Alda Paulo (Ang) 12.85 PR; 4. Maguy Safi Makanda (Con) 13.05 PR; 5. Asenate Manoa (Tuv) 13.92; 6. Megan West (AmS) 13.95 PR; 7. Bonko Camara (Mau) 14.05. V(-1.3)–1. Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaludin (Mas) 12.06; 2. Anatercia Quive (Moz) 12.31; 3. Martina Pretelli (SMa) 12.47 NR; 4. Ivana Rozhman (Mac) 12.48; 5. Yvonne Bennett (NMI) 12.78; 6. Susan Tama (Van) 13.29 PR; 7. Belinda Talakai (TGA) 13.73. -410- September 9, 2011 SEMIS heats 200 METERS (September 1; qualify 2+2) (August 27; qualify 4+4) (temperature 84/29; humidity 53%) (temperature 75/24; humidity 64%) FINAL I(-0.7)–1. Jeter 22.47; 2. Simpson 22.88; I–1. Williams-Mills 51.30; 2. Felix 51.45; 3. (September 2; wind –1.0) 3. Ryemyen 22.94; 4. Silva 22.97; 5. Joanne Cuddihy (Ire) 51.82; 4. Marta Milani (temperature 81/27; humidity 64%) Soumaré 23.02; 6. Smith 23.06; 7. Casabona (Ita) 51.94; 5. Geisa Aparecida Coutinho 1. Veronica Campbell-Brown (Jamaica) 23.32; 8. Fukushima 23.52. (Bra) 52.15; ............................................................ 22.22 II(-0.1)–1. Solomon 22.46; 2. Stewart 22.77; 6. Pinar Saka (Tur) 53.59; 7.
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