2Nd Youth Olympic Games 84331Couv- 07/08/14 16:08 Page1 16:08 07/08/14 84331Couv- 84331Couv- 07/08/14 16:08 Page2 84331-V7 4/08/14 8:09 Page 1
84331Couv- 07/08/14 16:08 Page1 Statistics Handbook Statistics Handbook 2nd Youth Olympic Games 2nd Youth Olympic Games Compiled by Ottavio Castellini Félix Capilla 84331Couv- 07/08/14 16:08 Page2 84331-v7 4/08/14 8:09 Page 1 2 nd Youth Olympic Games IAAF Statistics Handbook Nanjing, China, 2014 Compiled by Ottavio Castellini IAAF Statistics & Documentation Senior Manager Félix Capilla (ESP) IAAF Consultant for Statistics © IAAF 2014 - Lazaro Martinez (CUB) in action as he wins the gold medal in the Boys Triple Jump Final during the IAAF World Youth Championships, RSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium, Donetsk, Ukraine on13 July 2013. © Getty Images. - Yanique Thompson (JAM) in the Girls 100m Hurdles at the IAAF World Youth Championships, RSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium July 10, 2013 in Donetsk, Ukraine on July 10, 2013. © Getty Images. Produced by the IAAF 84331-v7 4/08/14 8:09 Page 2 From youth to glory IAAF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Hereunder the list of athletes that have won the IAAF World Youth Championships (1999-2013) and who also became Junior Champions and Senior Champions. Their international careers in the three age categories are detailed in the below chart: WYC WJC WC Jacques Freitag RSA 99 (HJ) 00 (HJ) 03 (HJ) Jana Pittman-Rawlinson AUS 99 (400H) 00 (400-400H) 03 (400H) 07 (400H) Elena Isinbaeva RUS 99 (PV) 00 (PV) 05 (PV) 07 (PV) 13 (PV) Veronica Campbell-Brown JAM 99 (100-4x100) 00 (100-200) 07 (100) 11 (200) Valerie Adams NZL 01 (SP) 02 (SP) 07 (SP) 09 (SP) 11 (SP) 13 (SP) Usain Bolt JAM 03 (200) 02 (100) 09 (100-200-4x100) 11 (200-4x100) 13 (100-200-4x100) Dani Samuels AUS 05 (DT) 06 (DT) 09 (DT) Tatyana Chernova RUS 05 (Hep) 06 (Hep) 11 (Hep) David Storl GER 07 (SP) 08 (SP) 11 (SP) 13 (SP) Kirani James GRN 09 (200-400) 10 (400) 11 (400) Elena Lashmanova RUS 09 (5000mW) 10 (10000mW) 13 (20kmW) Arman Hall USA 11 (400-Medley) 12 (4x400) 13 (4x400) - Usain Bolt became a junior champion (16 years old) even before becoming a youth champion.
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