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Ashton Eaton Will Be the Favorite Volume XXXX Number 39 Aug. (4), 2015 WORLD CHAMPS PREVIEW Eaton, Hardee, Taiwo, ZZ Lace ’em Up Hello Again…..This brief Newsletter provides some background information about the upcoming (Aug 28-29) IAAF World Championship decathlon in Beijing. Defending champ Ashton Eaton will be the favorite. Challenges will come from two time winner Trey Hardee, Commonwealth king Damian Warner/CAN, and a pair of Germans, Michael Schrader and Kai Kazmirek. Track and Field News has made the following predictions: 1. Ashton Eaton USA 2. Trey Hardee USA 3. Damian Warner CAN As well, Thomas Dvorak’s 14 year old meet record score (8902) could be in jeopardy. One can follow the two-day, 10 event contest and results at the following two sites. Defending IAAF champ Ashton will be the Beijing IAAF favorite, http://www.iaaf.org/competitions/iaaf-world-championships ____________________________________ Time Schedule Host Local Time USA EDT http://www.iaafbeijing2015.com/en/ Aug 28 Aug 27 Friday Thursday TV Schedule (NBC/Universal Sports) 9:00 am 9:00 pm 100 meters All times Eastern 10:05 10:05 Long Jump Friday-August 28 7:30am-10:00am Universal Live 11:55 11:55 Shot Put Saturday-August 29 2:30pm-4:00pm NBC Tape Friday Delay 4:15 pm 4:15 am High Jump Sunday-August 30 2:00pm-3:30pm NBC Tape Delay 8:20 8:20 400 meters Live Streaming at www.universalsports.com Aug 29 Aug 28 http://www.ustfccca.org/infozone/broadcast-schedule.php Saturday Friday 9:00 am 9:00 pm 110m Hurdles 10:05/11:20 10:05/11:20 Discus Saturday 1:15 pm 1:15 am Pole Vault 5:00/6:20 5:00/6:20 Javelin 8:10 8:10 1500 meters ________________________________________ _______________________________________ Pau TONNESEN ESP 8247 8247 24 Oct 92 Pieter BRAUN NED 8197 8197 21 Jan 93 Yordani GARCÍA CUB 8496 8186 21 Nov 88 Luiz Alberto DE ARAÚJO -BRA 8276 8179 27 Jun 87 Adam S HELCELET-CZE 8252 8148 27 Oct 91 Bastien AUZEIL FRA 8147 8147 22 Oct 89 Pawel WIESIOLEK POL 8140 8140 13 Aug 91 Entries Zach ZIEMEK USA 8107 8107 23 Feb 93 PR SB DOB Oleksiy KASYANOV UKR 8479 8105 26 Aug 85 Ashton EATON USA 9039 21 Jan 88 Keisuke USHIRO JPN 8308 8058 24 Jul 86 Trey HARDEE USA 8790 8725 07 Feb 84 Niels PITTOMVILS BEL 8049 8049 18 Jul 92 Damian WARNER CAN 8659 8659 04 Nov 89 Akihiko NAKAMURA JPN 8043 8043 23 Oct 90 Kai KAZMIREK GER 8471 8462 28 Jan 91 Felipe DOS SANTOS BRA 8019 8019 30 Jul 94 Michael SCHRADER GER 8670 8419 01 Jul 87 Jorge UREÑA ESP 7983 7983 08 Oct 93 Willem COERTZEN RSA 8398 8398 30 Dec 82 T. VAN DER PLAETSEN BEL 8255 7952 24 Dec 90 Rico FREIMUTH GER 8382 8380 14 Mar 88 Janek ÕIGLANE EST 7945 7945 25 Apr 94 Ilya SHKURENEV RUS 8498 8378 11 Jan 91 Larbi BOURRADA ALG 8311 10 May 88 Maicel UIBO EST 8356 8356 27 Dec 92 Jeremy TAIWO USA 8303 8303 15 Jan 90 Eelco SINTNICOLAAS NED 8506 8298 07 Apr 87 several of these will not start Kurt FELIX GRN 8269 8269 04 Jul 88 ______________________________________________ Previous Winners _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ st 1983 1 8714mr Daley Thompson Great Britain Helsinki [2. Jurgen Hingsen/FRG 8599, 3. Siggi Wentz/FGR 8513] 1987 2nd 8680 Torsten Voss GDR Rome [ 2. Siggie Wentz 8461, 3. Pavel Tarnovetski/URS 8375] rd 1991 3 8812mr Dan O’Brien USA Tokyo [2. Mike Smith/CAN 8549, 3. Christian Schenk/GER 8394] th 1993 4 8817mr Dan O’Brien USA Stuttgart [2. Eduard Hämälainen/BLR 8724, 3. Meier, Paul/GER 8548] 1995 5th 8695 Dan O’Brien USA Goteborg [2. Eduard Hämälainen/BLR 8489, 3. Michael Smith/CAN 8419] th 1997 6 8837mr Tomas Dvorak Czech Republic Athens [2. Eduard Hämälainen/FIN 8730, 3. Frank Busemann.GER 8652 ] 1999 7th 8744 Tomas Dvorak Czech Republic Seville [2. Dean Macey/GBR 8556, 3. Chris Huffins/USA 8547] th 2001 8 8902mr Tomas Dvorak Czech Republic Edmonton [2. Erki Nool/EST 8815, 3. Dean Macey/GBR 8603] 2003 9th 8750 Tom Pappas USA St. Denis/Paris [ 2. Roman Sebrle/CZE 8634, 3. Dmitri Karpov/KAZ 8374] 2005 10th 8732 Bryan Clay USA Helsinki [2. Roman Sebrle/CZE 8521, 3. Attila Zsivoczky/HUN 8385] 2007 11th 8676 Roman Sebrle Czech Republic Osaka [2. Maurice Smith/JAM 8644, 3. Dmitri Karpov/KAZ 8586] 2009 12th 8790 Trey Hardee USA Berlin [2. Leonel Suarez/CUB 8640; 3. Aleksandr Pogorelov/RUS 8528] 2011 13th 8607 Trey Hardee USA Daegu [2. Ashton Eaton/USA 8505; 3. Leonel Suarez/CUB 8501] 2013 14th 8809 Ashton Eaton USA Moscow [2. Michael Schrader/GER 8670; 3. Damain Warner/CAN 8512] mr = meet record Multiple Champions ****************** 3 wins: Dan O’Brien USA 1991 1993 1995 Tomas Dvorak CZE 1997 1999 2001 2 wins Trey Hardee USA 2009 2011 Most Consecutive Titles ********************* 3 in a row: Dan O’Brien USA 1991 1993 1995 Tomas Dvorak CZE 1997 1999 2001 Most Medals *********** 3 Dan O’Brien USA 1991g 1993g 1995g Tomas Dvorak CZE 1997g 1999g 2001g Roman Sebrle CZE 2003s 2005s 2007g Eduard Hämälainen BLR/FIN 1993s 1995s 1997s Most Appearances: *********** 8 Roman Sebrle CZE 1997(8th ) 1999 (dnf) 2001(10th ) 2003(2nd ) 2005 (2nd ) 2007(1st) 2009(11th) 2011(13th) 7 Tomas Dvorak CZE 1993(11th ) 1995(5th ) 1997(1st) 1999(1st) 2001(1st) 2003(4th ) 2005(8th) Most Top 8 places *************** 6 Tomas Dvorak CZE 1995(5th ) 1997(1st) 1999(1st) 2001(1st ) 2003(4th) 2005(8th) Youngest Winner: **************** 24 yrs, 164 days Torsten Voss GDR 1987 Rome Oldest Winner: ************* 32 yrs, 279 days Roman Sebrle CZE 2007 Osaka Number of Competitors/Finishers, by Year: ************************************ 1983 25 - 18 1993 25 - 22 1999 25 - 16 2005 25 – 17 2011 30 - 22 1987 29 - 19 1995 30 - 19 2001 22 - 17 2007 30 - 23 2013 33 - 25 1991 27 - 22 1997 34 - 20 2003 20 - 12 2009 38 - 34 2015 2013 RESULTS 8/10-11 14th IAAF World Championships, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, RUS 8809 Eaton, Ashton/USA 10.35-0.5 773+0.3 1439 193 46.02 13.72+0.4 4500 520 6483 4:29.80 8670 Schrader, Michael/GER 10.73-0.5 785+0.2 1456 199 47.66 14.29+0.4 4644 500 6567 4:25.38 PR 8512 Warner, Damian/CAN 10.43-0.5 739+0.3 1423 205 48.41 13.96+0.4 4413 480 6467 4:29.97 PR 8446 Mayer, Kevin/FRA 11.23-0.1 750+0.1 1376 205 49.53 14.21-0.2 4537 520 6609 4:25.04 PR 8391 Sintnicolaas, Eelco/NED 10.85-0.5 768+0.8 1408 202 48.25 14.18+0.4 3921 530 5675 4:24.64 8388 Chinin, Carlos /BRA 10.78-0.1 754+1.0 1449 196 48.80 14.05+0.4 4584 510 5998 4:36.01 PR 8382 Freimuth, Rico/GER 10.60-0.5 722+1.3 1480 196 48.05 13.90+0.4 4874 490 5621 4:37.83 PR 8370 Shkurenev, Ilya/RUS 10.97-0.1 735+0.1 1388 205 48.39 14.34-0.1 4406 540 5946 4:35.95 PR 8343 Coertzen, Willem/RSA 10.95+0.1 744+1.8 1388 205 48.32 14.30-0.1 4325 450 6935 4:24.60 PR/Afr R 8317 Suarez, Leonel/CUB 11.07+0.5 733+0.3 1420 190 48.21 14.62-0.2 4641 490 6861 4:23.87 8316 Behrenbruch, Pascal/GER 10.95+0.1 719+0.6 1586 199 48.40 14.46 -0.1 4526 470 6707 4:37.21 8314 Krauchanka, Andrei/BLR 11.19+0.1 739-0.2 1484 211 49.65 14.44+0.4 4612 510 5998 4:39.63 8312 Nixon, Gunnar/USA 10.84-0.5 780+0.4 1468 214 48.56 14.57-0.1 4238 460 5797 4:35.82 PR 8275 Dudas, Mihail/SRB 10.67-0.5 751+0.7 1345 196 47.73 14.59-0.2 4404 490 5966 4:26.62 8255 Van der Plaetsen, TomBEL 11.09+0.1 764+0.4 1357 205 49.00 14.66 0.0 4117 510 6347 4:37.93 PR 8177 Lukyanenko, Artem/RUS 11.11-0.1 709+0.6 1443 199 49.01 14.21+0.4 4406 500 6183 4:32.97 PR 8170 Pahapill, Mikk/EST 11.33-0.5 712+0.7 1438 199 49.84 14.54-0.l 4757 500 6289 4:33.16 7968 Mikhan, Eduard/BLR 10.97-0.5 742+0.1 1415 196 48.80 14.82 0.0 4800 460 5074 4:33.71 7850 Uibo, Maicel/EST 11.21-0.1 726 0.0 1368 211 50.60 15.29 0.0 4184 490 5963 4:48.29 7843 Sviridov, Sergey/RUS 10.98-0.1 730+1.2 1420 190 51.13 15.23-0.2 4526 450 6938 4:46.43 7840 Reitveld, Pelle/NED 11.15-0.1 668+0.5 1321 190 48.67 14.37-0.1 3806 510 6438 4:35.94 7751 Ushiro, Keisuke/JAP 10.73-0.5 684+0.7 1317 196 51.20 15.32 0.0 4531 490 6765 4:38.91 7744 Newdick, Brent/NZL 11.14-0.5 728+0.2 1384 202 50.25 15.19-0.2 4249 450 5730 4:38.53 7540 Nilsson, Marcus/SWE 1142+0.1 662 0.0 1481 187 50.56 15.04 0.0 4249 450 5486 4:20.11 6846 Querin, Gael /FRA 11.19+0.1 718+0.5 1303 190 48.78 14.87-0.1 3834 nh 5066 4:18.58 dnf[5612] Vos, Ingmar/NED 10.98+0.1 745+0.7 1381 205 51.02 dq’d 4277 nh 6210 dnf[6569] Kame, Ali/MAD 11.48-0.5 672+0.7 1273 190 50.87 15.20 0.0 3686 420 6576 withdrew dnf[4012] Kasyanov, Olexiy/UKR 10.99-0.5 728+0.8 1405 190 49.75 dnf nm dnf [3807] Gastaldi, Román/ARG 11.20-0.5 689+0.9 1396 187 dq withdrew dnf [3272] Felix, Kurt/GRN 11.20-0.5 742 0.0 1295 208 withdrew dnf [2634] Hardee, Trey/USA 10.52-0.5 735+0.7 1461 nh withdrew dnf [2479] Taiwo, Jeremy/USA 10.96-0.1 753+0.6 1299 dnf [2312] Karpov, Dmitri/KAZ 11.37-0.1 659+0.5 1539 IAAF World Championship Meet Records for Individual Events 100m 10.34 (+0.8) Chris Huffins/USA Goteborg 1995 LJ 8.07m/26-5¾(+0.9) Tomas Dvorak/CZE Edmonton 2001 SP 17.54m/57-6½ Michael Smith/CAN Athens 1997 HJ 2.25m/7-4½ Christian Schenk/GDR Rome 1987 400m 46.02 Ashton Eaton/USA Moscow 2013 110mH 13.57 (0.0) Eduard Hämälainen/BLS Stuttgart 1993 DT 53.68m/176-0 Bryan Clay/USA Helsinki 2005 PV 5.50m/18-½ Sebastien Levique/FRA Seville 1999 JT (new) 75.19m/246-8 Leonel Suarez/CUB Berlin 2009 1500m 4:11.82 Beat Gahwiler/SUI Tokyo 1991 1st day 4637 Tomas Dvorak/CZE Edmonton 2001 2nd day 4310 Tomas Dvorak/CZE Athens 1997 Total 8902 Tomas Dvorak/CZE Edmonton 2001 Pace: points after: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 WR Eaton 9039 (’12) 1044 2164 2905 3755 4728 5742 6464 7468 8189 9039 exWR Sebrle 9026 (’01) 942 2031 2841 3756 4680 5665 6492 7341 8233 9026 MR Dvorak 8902 (’01) 947 2026 2912 3715 4637 5637 6414 7324 8191 8902 exWR O’Brien 8891 (’91) 992 2073 2967 3835 4720 5697 6537 7447 8224 8891 Team USA Bios ASHTON EATON DOB: January 21, 1988 POB: Portland, OR Ht/Wt: 6-1, 185 Hometown: Bend, Oregon High School: Mountain View HS College: Oregon ‘10 Club: Oregon Elite TC / Nike 2015: did not start at Götzis but has auto pass to Beijing.
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