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2018 IAAF U20 Championships Form Chart 27Jun18 This contains a maximum of two athletes per country including the US team. It is unknown who will be on these teams (officially), but this gives a general idea of the competition at the Championships in Tampere, Finland in July. Women Men 100m 100m 10.99 Twanisha Terry USA 10.09 Anthony Schwartz USA 11.16 Kevona Davis JAM 10.11 Thando Dlodlo RSA 11.34 Daija Lampkin USA 10.18 Thembo Monareng RSA 11.35 Keshia Kwadno GER 10.19 Enoch Adegoke NGR 11.36 Yunisleydis Garcia CUB 10.20 Sachin Dennis JAM 11.37 Kristal Awuah GBR 10.21 Tyreke Wilson JAM 11.39 Michae Harriott JAM 10.25 Lalu Zohri INA 11.42 Joy Udo-Gabriel NGR 10.26 Daisuke Miyamoto JPN 10.26 Eric Harrison USA 200m 200m 22.51 Lauren Rain Williams USA 20.35 Christopher Taylor JAM 22.72 Kevona Davis JAM 20.39 Eric Harrison USA 22.93 Riley Day AUS 20.41 Thando Dlodlo RSA 22.93 Jayla Kirkland USA 20.57 Anthony Carpenter JAM 23.15 Polina Miller ANA 20.62 Khance Meyers USA 23.22 Yunisleydis Garcia CUB 20.64 Akim Sanni Brown JPN 23.27 Martyna Kotwila POL 20.67 Magu Kundai ZIM 23.31 Ockera Myrie JAM 20.68 Zane Branco AUS 400m 400m 51.32 Hima Das IND 44.88 Christopher Taylor JAM 51.53 Simone Mason USA 45.09 Dashawn Morris JAM 51.74 Taylor Manson USA 45.28 Emmanuel 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Hellen Lobun KEN 13:10.14 Stanley Waithaka KEN 8:58.53 Nozomi Tanaka JPN 13:18.34 Evans Kiptum KEN 8:58.63 Tomomi Takamatsu JPN 13:19.66 Jacob Kiplimo UGA 9:03.84 Katrina Robinson AUS 13:31.93 Kevin Kibet UGA 9:06.72 Zenah Yego KEN 13:40.02 Adani Tesfeye ERI 9:11.20 Amelia Quirk GBR 13:44.25 Elzan Bibic SRB US entrants: US entrants: 9:29.03 Amanda Vestri USA 13:46.36 Cooper Teare USA 9:34.72 Cailie Logue USA 13:54.46 Soren Knudsen USA 5000m 10000m 15:05.21 Meskerem Mano ETH 27:30.25 Jacob Kiplimo UGA 15:07.90 Aberash Minsewo ETH 27:43.65 Yeneblo Biyazen ETH 15:16.53 Hellen Lobun KEN 27:49.6h Ronex Kipruto KEN 15:23.07 Martha Mokaya KEN 28:18.1h Solomon Boit KEN 15:29.25 Sarah Chelengat UGA 28:23.11 Abraha Kokob ERI 15:31.71 Mike Moribayashi JPN 28:48.72 Robel Sibhatu ERI 15:33.41 Ririka Hironaka JPN 29:15.9h Elisha Chemutai UGA 15:48.74 Claire O'Brien AUS 29:18.27 Takuma Kohara JPN US entrants: US entrant: 15:49.12 Emily Venters USA 30:53.58 Will Merritt USA 15:59.91 Cailie Logue USA 100m Hurdles 110m Hurdles 12.86 Cortney Jones USA 12.99 Damion Thomas JAM 12.89 Tia Jones USA 13.00 Orlando Bennett JAM 13.00 Cyrena Samba-Mayela ITA 13.31 Luis Salort ESP 13.09 Amoi Brown JAM 13.34 Corey Poole USA 13.19 Celeste Mucci AUS 13.38 Michael Obasuyi BEL 13.19 Brittany Anderson JAM 13.39 Anastas Eliopoulos CAN 13.31 Keira Christie-Galloway CAN 13.49 Mattia Montini ITA 13.33 Kendra Leger CAN 13.49 Joshua Zeller GBR Other US entrant: 13.58 Joseph Anderson USA 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 55.05 Zeney Van Der Walt RSA 49.32 Sokwakhana Zazini RSA 56.57 Shiann Salmon JAM 49.71 Corey Poole USA 56.69 Xahria Santiago CAN 49.90 Sergio Esquvel MEX 57.11 Yasmin Giger SUI 49.94 Rovane Williams JAM 57.19 Sanique Walker JAM 50.03 Malik King JAM 57.53 Jurnee Woodward USA 50.20 Carl Bengtstrom SWE 57.63 Brooke Jaworski USA 50.21 Quivell Jordan USA 57.81 Gontse Morake RSA 50.48 Alison Alves dos Santos BRA 10000m Racewalk 10000m Racewalk 45:20.59 Li Ma CHN 41:07.88 Declan Tingay AUS 45:24.35 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    Cali (COL) World Youth Championships 15-19 July 2015 RESULTS 200 Metres Boys - Round 1 First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 8 fastest (q) advance to the Semi-Finals RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Youth Best WYB 20.13 Usain BOLT JAM 17 Bridgetown, BAR 20 Jul 2003 Championship Record CR 20.40 Usain BOLT JAM 17 Sherbrooke 13 Jul 2003 World Youth Leading WYL 20.56 Abdul Hakim SANI BROWN JPN 16 Niigata 26 Jun 2015 17 July 2015 11:34 START TIME 29° C 48 % -1.9 m/s TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY Heat 1 8 WIND PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 507 Kyle APPEL RSA 10 May 98 5 21.52 Q 0.192 2 27 Nico GAREA AUT 24 Nov 98 8 21.82 Q 0.180 3 550 Ibrahim ABDELGADER SUD 11 Jan 98 7 22.43 0.220 4 197 Fernando Virgilio MARTÍNEZ ESP 01 Jan 98 2 22.57 0.177 5 33 Javan MARTIN BAH 15 Apr 98 4 22.75 0.190 6 72 Louis-Maxime BOIS CAN 27 May 98 3 34.84 0.175 10 Coull GRAHAM ANT 20 Oct 98 6 DQ 163.3(a) 0.186 NOTE IAAF Rule 163.3(a) - Lane infringement 17 July 2015 11:42 START TIME 29° C 48 % -0.1 m/s TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY Heat 2 8 WIND PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT REACTION Fn 1 251 Toby HARRIES GBR 30 Sep 98 7 21.12 Q 0.176 2 346 Xavior ANGUS JAM 06 Jan 98 6 21.26 Q 0.226 3 343 Michele RANCAN ITA 23 Feb 98 4 21.41 q PB 0.175 4 432 Khairul Hafiz JANTAN MAS 22 Jul 98 2 21.46 q PB 0.133 5 263 Thomas BARTHEL GER 06 Oct 98 5 21.54 q PB 0.194 6 651 Tinotenda MATIYENGA ZIM 09 Jul 99 3 21.93 PB 0.179 7 465 Mathias Hove JOHANSEN NOR 27 Sep 98 1 22.05 0.155 8 138 Jherson Yesid VIÁFARA COL 01 Jan 98 8 22.65 SB 0.207
  • ATHLETES by EVENT and SEASON BEST

    ATHLETES by EVENT and SEASON BEST

    Cali (COL) World Youth Championships 15-19 July 2015 ATHLETES by EVENT and SEASON BEST As of 9 July 2015 i = Indoor performance 151 1323 DATE of BIRTH Personal Best Season Best Countries Athletes BOYS + GIRLS 649 Athletes BOYS 42 57 Countries Athletes 100 Metres 373 Abdul Hakim SANI BROWN JPN06 Mar 99 10.3010.30 65 Derick SILVA BRA23 Apr 98 10.3810.38 33 Javan MARTIN BAH15 Apr 98 10.4110.41 513 Tlotliso Gift LEOTLELA RSA12 May 98 10.4110.41 247 Oliver BROMBY GBR30 Mar 98 10.4210.42 576 Yu-Sen SHEN TPE98 10.4410.44 578 Akanni HISLOP TTO01 Jun 98 10.4710.47 17 Jack HALE AUS22 May 98 10.4210.50 254 Rechmial MILLER GBR27 Jun 98 10.5010.50 368 Daisuke MIYAMOTO JPN17 Apr 99 10.5010.50 106 Wenyi LUO CHN14 Apr 98 10.5110.51 149 Edel Rogelio AMORES CUB05 Oct 98 10.5110.51 94 Enzo FAULBAUM CHI23 Jan 98 10.5210.52 59 Paulo Andre DE OLIVEIRA BRA20 Aug 98 10.5310.53 346 Xavior ANGUS JAM06 Jan 98 10.5310.53 507 Kyle APPEL RSA10 May 98 10.5610.56 108 Yao TANG CHN25 Jun 98 10.5710.57 243 Loïc PREVOT FRA10 Feb 98 10.5710.57 22 Jordan SHELLEY AUS27 Feb 98 10.6110.61 263 Thomas BARTHEL GER06 Oct 98 10.5710.64 279 Milo SKUPIN-ALFA GER07 Feb 99 10.6410.64 456 Uruemu IDJESA NGR29 Aug 98 10.6510.65 81 Chuba HUBBARD CAN21 Oct 99 10.6810.68 625 Micaiah HARRIS USA98 10.6810.68 432 Khairul Hafiz JANTAN MAS22 Jul 98 10.6910.69 53 Thabiso SEKGOPI BOT02 Feb 98 10.7210.72 167 Simon HANSEN DEN30 Jun 98 10.7310.73 28 Maximilian MÜNZKER AUT15 Jul 98 10.7410.74 537 Wayne GRIFFIN SKN19 Jul 98 10.7410.74 622 Daniel ESTRADA USA98 10.7410.74 185 Daniel AMBRÓS ESP24 Apr 98
  • Track & Field News March 2019 — Page 1

    Track & Field News March 2019 — Page 1

    Track & Field News March 2019 — Page 1 A wide variety of T&FN tour offerings is available. Make your plans now to join us for one or more of these exciting track and travel opportunities. ■ U.S. ~NATIO 2019N AL S~/ WO R L D ■ OLYMPI~ C2020 TRIALS. June ~ 19-28. The CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIALS, Drake 2020 Trials will be in Eugene, Oregon, at University, Des Moines, IA. Meet dates, the exciting new stadium at Hayward (Arrive July 29, Depart Aug. 10). This July 25-28. Tour dates for 3 nts. 7/25-28; Field built for the 2021 World Champi- will be our 18th Summer Olympic tour. 4 nts. 7/24-29 or 7/24-28; 5nts. 7/24-29. onships. This facility will have comfort- $5,600 deposit per person. $750 deposit per person. able individual seating (unlike the old bench-type seating at the old stadium) ■ EUROPEAN DIAMOND LEAGUE. and these Trials will be the opening Tour dates: August 23 - September 7. showcase for the New Hayward Field. ■ U.S. NATIO~ 2021NALS/WORLD ~ CHAM- The itinerary has three nights in Paris, This is the meet that will determine the PIONSHIPS TRIALS, $100 deposit per three in Konstanz, three in Berlin and U.S. team for the Tokyo Olympics, and person now accepted. Probably Eugene. three in Brussels for the Paris, Zurich & this is always one of the best meets of Brussels DL meets and Berlin’s ISTAF. ■ WORLD TRACK & FIELD CHAM- the quadrennium. Lodging in motels Projected tour price $3975 per person PIONSHIPS, Eugene, OR. We are ac- walking distance to stadium.