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Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Justin COMPETITION RESULTS DIAMOND RACE - GL Men's 100m - 17.07.2015 Final, Wind: -0.3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Justin GATLIN USA 82 9.78 1284 2. Tyson GAY USA 82 9.97 1218 3. Jimmy VICAUT FRA 92 10.03 1197 4. Chijindu UJAH GBR 94 10.08 1180 5. Keston BLEDMAN TTO 88 10.10 1173 6. Nickel ASHMEADE JAM 90 10.11 1170 7. Emmanuel BIRON FRA 88 10.17 1149 PB - Trayvon BROMELL USA 95 DQ Men's 800m - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Amel TUKA BIH 91 1:42.51 1251 WL, PB 2. Nijel AMOS BOT 94 1:42.66 1246 SB 3. Ayanleh SOULEIMAN DJI 92 1:42.97 1236 PB 4. Boris BERIAN USA 92 1:43.34 1225 PB 5. Adam KSZCZOT POL 89 1:43.45 1221 SB Marcin 6. POL 87 1:43.72 1213 PB LEWANDOWSKI Ferguson Rotich 7. KEN 89 1:43.92 1207 SB CHERUIYOT 8. Mohammed AMAN ETH 94 1:44.09 1201 9. Alfred KIPKETER KEN 96 1:44.33 1194 SB 10. Pierre-Ambroise BOSSE FRA 92 1:45.30 1164 11. Brice ETES MON 84 1:48.22 1077 SB - Bram SOM NED 80 DNF Men's 3000m - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score Caleb Mwangangi 1. KEN 92 7:35.13 1207 WL NDIKU 2. Yenew ALAMIREW ETH 90 7:36.39 1199 SB 3. Isiah Kiplangat KOECH KEN 93 7:37.16 1194 SB 4. Edwin Cheruiyot SOI KEN 86 7:37.85 1190 SB 5. Garrett HEATH USA 85 7:37.97 1189 PB 6. Ben BLANKENSHIP USA 88 7:38.08 1188 PB 7. Ali KAYA TUR 94 7:38.65 1185 PB Hillary Kipkorir 8. KEN 93 7:39.70 1178 PB MAIYO 9. Yasin HAJI ETH 96 7:41.74 1166 PB 10. Jesús ESPANA ESP 78 7:46.53 1136 SB 11. Dejene Debela GONFA ETH 94 8:00.78 1051 Geoffrey Kipkoech - KEN 87 DNF RONO Men's 400mH - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Bershawn JACKSON USA 83 48.23 1220 2. Patryk DOBEK POL 94 48.62 1199 PB 3. Johnny DUTCH USA 89 48.67 1197 4. Michael TINSLEY USA 84 48.83 1189 5. LJ VAN ZYL RSA 85 48.88 1186 6. Mohamed SEGHAIER TUN 88 49.53 1153 7. Michael STIGLER USA 92 49.80 1140 8. Mickael FRANCOIS FRA 88 50.01 1129 Men's Pole Vault - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Renaud LAVILLENIE FRA 86 5.92 1245 Konstantinos 2. GRE 86 5.82 1217 FILIPPIDIS 3. Sam KENDRICKS USA 92 5.82 1217 PB Paweł 4. POL 89 5.82 1217 WOJCIECHOWSKI 5. Brad WALKER USA 81 5.72 1190 SB 6. Jan KUDLIČKA CZE 88 5.72 1190 7. Raphael HOLZDEPPE GER 89 5.72 1190 8. Michal BALNER CZE 82 5.57 1149 9. Piotr LISEK POL 92 5.57 1149 9. Carlo PAECH GER 92 5.57 1149 11. Kevin MÉNALDO FRA 92 5.42 1108 Men's Triple Jump - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Wind Score 1. Christian TAYLOR USA 90 17.75 -0.8 1249 Pedro Pablo 2. CUB 93 17.73 +1.0 1237 PICHARDO 3. Omar CRADDOCK USA 91 17.35 +0.8 1198 4. Nelson ÉVORA POR 84 17.11 0.0 1176 5. Benjamin COMPAORÉ FRA 87 16.97 +0.4 1159 6. Marquis DENDY USA 92 16.96 +0.1 1160 7. Harold CORREA FRA 88 16.58 +0.2 1119 8. Julian REID GBR 88 15.96 +0.5 1051 - Nathan DOUGLAS GBR 82 NM Men's Shot Put - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Joe KOVACS USA 89 22.56 1274 WL, PB 2. Christian CANTWELL USA 80 21.24 1195 3. Reese HOFFA USA 77 21.08 1185 4. Tom WALSH NZL 92 20.73 1164 5. Ryan WHITING USA 86 20.73 1164 6. Jordan CLARKE USA 90 20.72 1164 7. Tomasz MAJEWSKI POL 81 20.28 1138 8. Tsanko ARNAUDOV POR 92 19.45 1088 Men's Javelin Throw - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Tero PITKÄMÄKI FIN 82 88.97 1220 2. Vítězslav VESELÝ CZE 83 85.44 1170 3. Jakub VADLEJCH CZE 90 84.32 1154 4. Keshorn WALCOTT TTO 93 83.54 1143 5. Thomas RÖHLER GER 91 82.60 1130 6. Julius YEGO KEN 89 81.79 1118 7. Ari MANNIO FIN 87 80.91 1106 8. Hamish PEACOCK AUS 90 77.66 1060 Women's 200m - 17.07.2015 Final, Wind: -0.3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Candyce MCGRONE USA 89 22.08 1230 PB 2. Dafne SCHIPPERS NED 92 22.09 1229 SB 3. Jeneba TARMOH USA 89 22.23 1215 PB 4. Dina ASHER-SMITH GBR 95 22.41 1196 5. Kaylin WHITNEY USA 98 22.54 1182 6. Dezerea BRYANT USA 93 22.87 1149 7. Shaunae MILLER BAH 94 28.28 665 Blessing OKAGBARE- - NGR 88 DQ IGHOTEGUONOR Women's 400m - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Francena MCCORORY USA 88 49.83 1212 WL Stephenie Ann 2. JAM 88 50.41 1189 MCPHERSON 3. Christine DAY JAM 86 50.66 1179 4. Christine OHURUOGU GBR 84 50.82 1173 SB 5. Floria GUEI FRA 90 50.90 1170 PB 6. Libania GRENOT ITA 83 51.07 1163 SB 7. Phyllis FRANCIS USA 92 51.17 1159 8. Marie GAYOT FRA 89 51.31 1153 Women's 1500m - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Genzebe DIBABA ETH 91 3:50.07 1287 WR, AR 2. Sifan HASSAN NED 93 3:56.05 1237 PB 3. Shannon ROWBURY USA 84 3:56.29 1236 AR 4. Jenny SIMPSON USA 86 3:57.30 1227 SB 5. Laura MUIR GBR 93 3:58.66 1216 PB 6. Maureen KOSTER NED 92 3:59.79 1207 PB 7. Basu SADO ETH 96 4:00.65 1200 PB 8. Anna SHCHAGINA RUS 91 4:01.46 1194 PB 9. Sofia ENNAOUI POL 95 4:04.26 1171 PB 10. Treniere MOSER USA 81 4:04.55 1169 11. Kerri GALLAGHER USA 89 4:06.07 1157 12. Laura WEIGHTMAN GBR 91 4:06.36 1155 13. Axumawit EMBAYE ETH 94 4:09.12 1133 14. Sarah BROWN USA 86 4:09.17 1133 - Tamara TVERDOSTUP UKR 79 DNF - Chanelle PRICE USA 90 DNF Women's 100mH - 17.07.2015 Final, Wind: -0.3 Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Sharika NELVIS USA 90 12.46 1225 2. Kendra HARRISON USA 92 12.52 1217 3. Brianna ROLLINS USA 91 12.56 1211 SB 4. Jasmin STOWERS USA 91 12.56 1211 Dawn HARPER- 5. USA 84 12.58 1208 NELSON 6. Tiffany PORTER GBR 87 12.66 1197 7. Alina TALAY BLR 89 13.38 1100 Women's 3000mSC - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Habiba GHRIBI TUN 84 9:11.28 1216 WL 2. Hyvin KIYENG KEN 92 9:12.51 1212 PB 3. Virginia NYAMBURA KEN 93 9:13.85 1209 PB 4. Hiwot AYALEW ETH 90 9:14.98 1206 SB 5. Purity KIRUI KEN 91 9:17.89 1199 PB 6. Gesa Felicitas KRAUSE GER 92 9:20.15 1193 PB Salima EL OUALI 7. MAR 83 9:20.64 1192 PB ALAMI 8. Tigest GETENT BRN 97 9:20.65 1192 PB 9. Ruth JEBET BRN 96 9:21.40 1190 SB 10. Emma COBURN USA 90 9:23.91 1184 11. Birtukan Fente ALEMU ETH 89 9:34.42 1158 12. Diana MARTÍN ESP 81 9:42.14 1139 SB 13. Leah O'CONNOR USA 92 9:42.80 1137 14. Genevieve LACAZE AUS 89 9:46.42 1128 15. Maeva DANOIS FRA 93 9:53.55 1111 - Ann GATHONI KEN 98 DNF - Amina BETTICHE ALG 87 DNF - Aisha PRAUGHT JAM 89 DNF Women's High Jump - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Mariya KUCHINA RUS 93 2.00 1203 PB 2. Anna CHICHEROVA RUS 82 1.97 1173 2. Ruth BEITIA ESP 79 1.97 1173 4. Airiné PALŠYTÉ LTU 92 1.91 1115 4. Svetlana SHKOLINA RUS 86 1.91 1115 6. Kamila LIĆWINKO POL 86 1.91 1115 7. Alessia TROST ITA 93 1.91 1115 8. Erika KINSEY SWE 88 1.91 1115 9. Jeannelle SCHEPER LCA 94 1.86 1067 9. Isobel POOLEY GBR 92 1.86 1067 Women's Long Jump - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Wind Score 1. Ivana SPANOVIĆ SRB 90 6.87 +0.2 1175 SB 2. Tianna BARTOLETTA USA 85 6.76 +1.9 1141 3. Lorraine UGEN GBR 91 6.73 +0.5 1142 4. Christabel NETTEY CAN 91 6.68 +0.5 1131 5. Shara PROCTOR GBR 88 6.65 +0.4 1126 6. Janay DELOACH USA 85 6.65 0.0 1128 7. Darya KLISHINA RUS 91 6.57 +0.6 1107 8. Bianca STUART BAH 88 6.49 -0.2 1094 Women's Discus Throw - 17.07.2015 Final Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score 1. Sandra PERKOVIĆ CRO 90 66.80 1197 2. Dani SAMUELS AUS 88 65.21 1167 Gia LEWIS- 3.
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