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World Athletics Championships • Biographical Entry Lists 75 Entrants Men’s 100 Metres NR National Record QBR Qualified by ranking Starts: Saturday, August 22 Age (Days) Born 2015 Best Personal Best 197 HART Shavez BAH 22y 348d 1992 10.10 10.10 -15 Won sprint double at 2014 & 2015 Bahamian Championships // 10.08w -13. 200 pb: 20.23 -15. 400 pb: 46.43 -15. 1 Central American & Caribbean Champs 4x100 2013 (4 100); qf WCH 100 2013; sf COM 100 2014. 1 Bahamian 100/200 2014/2015. Attends Texas A&M University (A&M = Agricultural and Mechanical) In 2015: 4 NCAA indoor 200 (1 4x400); 1 Tempe 400; 2 Texas Relays 100; 1 Stanford Invitational 100; 3 Tempe 200; 2 Waco 100; 1 Starkville Southeastern Conference 100 (2 200); 4sf NCAA 200 (7sf 100); 1 Bahamian 100/200; 5 Edmonton Classic 100; 7sf Pan-Am Games 100 207 AHMMED Masbah BAN 20y 163d 1995 11.19 10.99 -13 200 pb: 21.76 -14 (22.80 -15). ht WIC 60 2012; ht WCH 100 2013; ht COM 100/200 2014 In 2015: 6ht Asian Champs 100/200 209 CADOGAN Levi BAR 19y 286d 1995 10.06 10.06 -15 Fourth at 2014 World Junior Championships 100m // 200 pb: 20.67- 14 (21.23 -15). 6 Pan-Am junior 100 2013; 4 WJC 100 2014; 2 Central American & Caribbean Games 100 2014; 8 Pan-Am Games 100 2015; 3 North/Central America & Caribbean 100 2015 In 2015: 1 Bridgetown 100/200; 2 IAAF Relays 4x100 ‘B’ (He led off the Barbadian 4x100 team which national record in heat & ‘B’ final); 1 St-Martin 100; 1 Port of Spain Hampton Games 100 (3 200) May 23/24); 1 Barbadian 100; 1 Trinidadian 100 ‘B’; 1 Port of Spain 100 (Jul 11); 8 Pan-Am Games 100 (4 4x100); 3 North/Central America & Caribbean 100/4x100 210 GITTENS Ramon BAR 28y 32d 1987 10.07 10.02 -13 2015 Pan-Am Games silver medallist at 100m // 10.03w -15. 200 pb: 20.44 -14 (21.23 -15). ht World Youth 100/200 2003; 5 WJC 200 2006; ht WCH 100/200 2009; ht OLY 100 2012; 3 Central American & Caribbean Champs 100 2013 (2011-5); sf WCH 100 2013 (2011-ht); 8 COM 100 2014; 2 Pan-Am Games 100 2015; 2 North/Central America & Caribbean 100 2015 In 2015: 2 IAAF Relays 4x100 ‘B’; 1 Dakar Challenge 100 (4 200); 1 Halifax 100; 1 Victoria 100; 2 Barbadian 100; 1 Cork City 100 (3 200); 2 Pan-Am Games 100 (4 4x100); 2 North/Central America & Caribbean 100 (3 4x100) 231 DENDUP Tashi BHU 17y 180d 1998 - 12.85 -13 Note: The official Bhutanese 100m record is 12.63 by Kinley Tenzin in Singapore on June 30, 2009 235 ANDERSON Mark BIZ 23y 278d 1991 10.18 10.80 -15 Relay bronze at 2013 Central American Championships // 10.78w -15. 200 pb: 22.19 -15. 5 Central American 200 2014 (6 100); ht COM 100/200 2014; 4 Central American 100 2015 In 2015: 4 Central American 100; 7ht Pan-Am Games 200; 6ht North/Central America & Caribbean 100/200 292 ISMAIL Mohd Fakhri BRU 24y 168d 1991 10.59 10.59 -15 NR Bruneian record holder at 100m // 8 South East Asian Games 100 2015 In 2015: 3 Ipoh 100; 8 South East Asian Games 100 298 BOSSÉ Béranger CAF 30y 165d 1985 10.40 10.38 -07 Central African Republic record holder at 200m // 10.34w -06. 200 pb: 21.08 -06. ht WCH 200 2005 & 100 2007; qf OLY 100 2012 (2008-ht). Based-Dakar In 2015: 2 Tergnier 100; 7 Montgeron 100; 1 Vénissieux 100 ‘B’; 3 Oordegem Putbos 100; 1 Braine-l'Alleud 100 (2 200); 4 Lillebonne 200; 2 Reims 200 (3 100); 1 Bruay La Buissière 100; 6 French 100; 4ht Tomblaine 200; 1 Schifflange 100/200 303 BROWN Aaron CAN 23y 85d 1992 10.10 10.05 -13 Second leg for Canadian team which won relay bronze at 2013 World Championships (following Britain’s disqualification) 10.01w -13. 200 pb: 20.02w, 20.16 -14 (20.11w, 20.30 -15). 2 World Youth 100 2009; 3 WJC 200 2010 (5 100); 3 Pan-Am junior 100 2011; sf OLY 200 2012; sf WCH 100 100 2013; sf COM 100 2014. 1 Canadian 100 2013 & 200 2015. Lives-Toronto. Coach-Dennis Mitchell. 1.98 tall In 2015: 3 Tampa 100/200; 3 Kingston Jamaican Invitational 200; 5 Shanghai Diamond 200; 3 Hengelo 200; 5 Rome Diamond 200; 1 Canadian 200 (2 100); dq Edmonton Classic 200; dq Pan-Am Games 4x100 final (team crossed line first in 38.06, but disqualified as their lead-off runner Gavin Smellie stepped on lane line. Unfortunately both of his teams at the IAAF World Relays (4x100 & 4x200) were also disqualified) 305 WARNER Justyn CAN 28y 54d 1987 10.16 10.09 -12 2013 World relay bronze, he also anchored Canada to third place at the London Olympics before his team were disqualified for a marginal lane infringement 10.08w -15. 200 pb: 20.95 -11. 2 Pan-American junior 100 2005; 2 WJC 100 2006; sf WCH 100 2011; 7 WIC 60 2012; sf OLY 100 2012; 3 WCH 4x100 2013. 1 Canadian 100 2012. Based-Toronto. Graduate of Kinesiology from Texas Christian University. Wife-Nikkita Holder (2011 World Championship finalist at 100m hurdles) In 2015: 1 Clermont Elite 2 200 (6 100); 3 Canadian 100; 3 Edmonton Classic 100; 5ht Atlanta 100 309 DE GRASSE Andre CAN 20y 284d 1994 9.95 9.95 -15 (Pronounced De Grass, not De Grassi) 2015 US Collegiate Champion at both sprints (with super-fast though marginally wind-assisted times of 9.75 & 19.58). 2015 Pan-Am Games Champion in both sprints 9.75w -15. 200 pb: 19.58w, 19.88 -15. 2 Pan-Am junior 100 2013 (3 200); sf COM 200 2014; 1 Pan-Am Games 100/200 2015. 1 NCAA 100/200 2015; 1 Canadian 100 2015. Started as a basketball player, started racing seriously at age 17. Attends the University of Southern California. Coach-Caryl Smith Gilbert (formerly Tony Sharpe, who “discovered” De Grass when he saw him run a 100m race in basketball shorts for fun) In 2015: Indoor 60m pb down from 6.64 to 6.60, but disqualified at NCAA Indoor Championships for a false start; 2 NCAA indoor 200; 1 Florida Relays 200 (2 100); 2 Tucson 200; 1 Mt SAC Relays 100/200; 1 UCLA v USC 100/200; 1 Westwood 100/200; 1 NCAA 100/200; 1 Canadian 100; 1 Pan-Am Games 100/200 (dq 4x100 after team had crossed line first in 38.06; Lead-off runner Gavin Smellie went out of his lane) 321 HYMAN Kemar CAY 25y 314d 1989 10.07 9.95 -12 NR Caymanian record holder at 60m & 100m // 9.85w -15. 200 pb: 20.89 -09, 21.06 -07. sf World Youth 200 2005 (ht 100); sf WJC 100/200 2006; 8 WJC 100 2008; ht WCH 100 2009/2013; sf OLY 100 2012; sf COM 100 2014. Ran first leg for Florida State sprint relay team which won at 2011 NCAA Championships In 2015: 7 Tallahassee 100; 4 Florida Relays 100; 3 Clermont 100 (Apr 18); 1 Gainesville 100; 4 Cayman Invitational 100; 3 Rome Diamond 100 ‘B’; 6ht Birmingham Diamond 100; 3 Velenje 100; 3 La Chaux-de-Fonds 100; dq Cork City 100; 4 Madrid 100; 5 Lucerne 100; 4sf Pan-Am Games 100; 5 North/Central America & Caribbean 100 (in 10.21 after a windy 9.85 heat) 323 YOUSSOUF Mahamat Goubaye CHA 17y 55d 1998 11.36 11.36 -15 In 2015: 8ht World Youth 100 337 ZHANG Peimeng CHN 28y 161d 1987 10.15 10.00 -13 Former Chinese record holder at 100m (at 10.00, set when he narrowly failed to reach the World Championship final in Moscow) 200 pb: 20.47 -13 (20.87 -15). sf WJC 200 2006; 2 WSG 100 2007; ht OLY 200 2008; 1 Asian Champs 100 2009 (2015-2); 5 Asian Indoor Champs 60 2012; sf WCH 100 2013; sf WIC 60 2014; 6 IAAF Continental Cup 100 2014; 4 Asian Games 100 2014 (1 4x100). 1 Chinese 100 2007. Born-Beijing. Coach-Li Qing In 2015: 3 Jinan 200; 5 Kawasaki 100; 5 Beijing Challenge 100; 2 Asian Champs 100 (1 4x100) 338 SU Bingtian CHN 25y 357d 1989 10.45 9.99 -15 NR Chinese record holder at 100m. Twice Asian Champion at 100m // 200 pb: 21.23 -08. 1 Asian Indoor Games 60 2009; 1 East Asian Games 100 2009; 1 Asian Champs 100 2011/2013 (1 4x100 2015); 3 WSG 100 2011; sf OLY 100 2012; ht WCH 100 2013; 1 East Asian Games 100 2013; 4 WIC 60 2014; 2 Asian Games 100 2014 (1 4x100). 1 Chinese 100 2011/2012/2013 Born in a rural area in China's south-eastern province of Guangdong. Coach Yuan Guoqiang set China’s first national record of the electrical timing era, clocking 10.61 in 1978 before improving to 10.52 In 2015: 3 Kawasaki 100; 3 Beijing Challenge 100; 3 Eugene Diamond 100; 1 Asian Champs 4x100 355 KOFFI Wilfried CIV 25y 331d 1989 10.09 10.05 -14 NR Full name-Hua Wilfried Serge Koffi 2014 African Champion at both sprints, now World Student Games Champion at 200m 200 pb: 20.25 -14 (20.41 -15). 7 WSG 200 2011; 3 African Champs 100 2012; 3 WSG 100 2013 (6 200); qf WCH 100 2013; 1 African Champs 100/200 2014; 7 IAAF Continental Cup 100/200 2014; 1 WSG 200 2015.
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    T&FN INTERVIEW Ashton Eaton by Jon Hendershott “The best mental approach that I’ve found so far is to tell yourself to really try as hard as you can to win, or set a PR, or jump or throw far… then expect that you won’t” in or lose, Ashton Eaton loves the and mentally. who wanted to do things. decathlon. His respect for his fellow Mentally it’s more an unknown territory, T&FN: Do you try to keep on blinders during W10-eventers knows no bounds. And the in the sense that I’ve never been an Olympic a competition, or do you take note of what others 28-year-old Oregon native is the unquestioned defender before this. I’m not really sure what do? Or do you just concentrate on what you and highest scorer that the all-around test has ever seen. that looks like, or sounds like, or feels like. Harry want you to do and nothing else matters? Twice a World Record setter; the ’12 Olympic So, I think it’s good. It’s something new. Of Eaton: I would say I do notice what others champion; Worlds victor in ’13 and ’15; last year’s course, I can go to Worlds and it’s the feeling do, because at the heart of all this, I’m a AOY. Not to forget two World Indoor heptathlon that “I’ve been here before and handled it.” competitor. What I do is that I’m really good titles and three 7-event WRs. Eaton has done it all.