Volume 12, No. 54 September 01, 2013

— Zürich DL: 16 Diamond Races Decided —

by Phil Minshull Fellow Jamaican Nickel Ashmeade was arch-rival Kirani James. Zürich, Switzerland, August 29—Part 1 2nd in 9.94 while silver medalist Jus- The Grenadian star tried to come back at of the IAAF ’s season No. 4 tin Gatlin finished 3rd in 9.96 to get enough him over the second furlong but Merritt had ended, as in all previous years, at the famous points to win the Diamond Race. enough in reserve to win in 44.12 and snatch Weltklasse meeting, where half of the tour’s 400: One of the best races of the night the diamond from James’s 44.32. 32 events were decided. saw ’WC winner Merritt go out hard and 1500: After some quick pacemaking early The winners, four of whom had already by halfway he had a clear advantage over his in the race, with the leaders going through wrapped up their titles in 1:51.25, Kenya’s Silas before they got to Kiplagat came out of a Zürïch and only needed tightly-bunch pack off the to show up in the Swiss The indomitable final bend and had enough city, received a $40,000 speed in his legs to carry award plus a special di- Val Adams him home in a season’s best amond-themed trophy cranked out the of 3:30.97. worth approximately Djibouti’s Ayanleh $12,000. year’s longest Souleiman had the overall In addition, it was clinched before he went an especially lucrative put to the start line but came night for athletes like home next in 3:31.64. the ’13 WC gold med- It was a poor night for allists LaShawn Merritt U.S. runners Matthew and David Oliver be- Centrowitz and Leo Manz- cause they also won an- ano, who never featured at other $10,000 for com- the sharp end and finished ing home first in their 12th and 14th.. events on the night. Steeple: After a quick In contrast to a few opening kilo in 2:39.26 recent editions of the by rabbit Haron Lagat, Weltklasse, notably 12 nobody seemed interested months ago, the con- continuing to go for a sub- ditions were ideal for 8:00 and win- good performances as ner Hilary Yego, who failed the night was dry and to make the Kenyan team temperatures between for Moscow, continued his 67 and 73 (19–23C). good late-season run of The second final will form with victory here in come Friday in Brus- 8:08.03. sels. Moscow silver medal- list Men: hung on for 3rd in 8:10.76, 100: Usain Bolt re- which was just enough to turned to action for the give him the overall title by first time since Moscow 1 point from Yego. and reeled off a routine- JIRO MOCHIZUKI/ im age o f sp or After his DNF in for-him win in 9.90. Stockholm, 3-time world After a typically champion sluggish start, he got turned in another dismal into gear over the sec- performance back in 10th. ond half of the race and 110H: Oliver put to- pulled away from his gether his third consecu- challengers. t tive DL win and skimmed

-538- September 01, 2013 over the barriers in 13.12 to take the Dia- Women: her 41st consecutive victory mond Race. Just like in Moscow, Ryan Wil- She won by over a meter despite ’s 200: son (13.24) came home behind Oliver. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce sizzled ’12 OG silver medalist Yevgeniya Kolodko : only around the bend and kept on motoring down uncorking a season’s best of 65-6½ (19.97). needed two jumps to win the contest and the the straight to win in 22.40, which added a Michelle Carter was just a centimeter away Diamond Race, and only took three in total. diamond to the Jamaican’s world title. She from Jill Camarena-Williams’ indoor AR He went cleanly over 7-5¼ (2.28) and then overtook Murielle Ahouré (22.66) both on with 65-2¾ (19.88) in 3rd. 7-7¾ (2.33). He passed 7-8½ (2.35) and, the track and in the standings. Javelin: Russia’s has 800: with the contest won, had the bar put up to With pre-Zurich leader Francine Ni- been making up for letting her nerves get the a WR 8-¾ (2.46) at which he had one half- yonsaba unable to come to the line due to better of her in Moscow and only ending up hearted attempt to please the crowd. injury, the dash for cash was wide open and with the bronze. For the third consecutive Greece’s Konstadínos Baniótis and Qa- eventually the race ended in similar fashion meet since the Worlds she was a convincing tar’s Mutaz Essa Barshim also cleared 7-7¾ to the World Championships with Kenya’s winner over gold medalist Christina Oberg- on their first attempts but had failures earlier Eunice Sum having a better finish than Rus- föll. in the competition and once they brought sian rival Mariya Savinova to win on the On this occasion, there was more than 5 the bar down three times at 7-8½ they were night and the Diamond Race overall, the pair meters between the two other them as all five placed 2nd and 3rd. timed at 1:58.82 and 1:58.93. of Abakumova’s valid throws were better then 5000: : South Africa’s Zarck Visser, It was the matchup that had been Obergfoll, topped by her third round 226-2 who did not even make the Moscow final, missing in Moscow after the Ethiopian feder- (68.94). was the surprise winner when he hit his sweet ation twisted the arms of Meseret Defar and spot with a leap of 27-3¾ (8.32) in the 3rd Tirunesh Dibaba to only run one event each, Non-DL Events: round, into a 0.8 mps breeze, to add 3cm to but Zürich was able to put enough money Men’s 800: Moscow silver medallist Nick on the table to make the eagerly anticipated Symmonds showed that he’s still fresh with his lifetime best. rd Gold medalist Aleksandr Menkov was head-to-head happen. a win in 1:43.56, his 3 best time ever, hit- down in 6th with 26-¾ (7.94) but under- How much? No one was saying. “But it ting the front just before the final furlong was a lot of money, it cost us a lot,” admit- and never letting go. ’s Marcin Lewan- ¼ standably had his thoughts elsewhere as he nd had already wrapped up the Diamond Race ted meet director Patrick Magyar. He was dowski was 2 in a PR 1:43.79 rewarded with possibly the best race of the Women’s 100: In the best of two races, ½ and had celebrated the birth of his first child just a few days before. night, featuring a climactic last 1K. designed for the relay runners to stretch their Dibaba did her best to take the sting out legs, Jamaica’s Carrie Russell sped to a PR of ¾ Shot: This was not a DL final but Ryan Whiting’s win in Zurich’s main railway sta- of Defar’s finish by cranking up the speed 10.98, with Alex Anderson close behind in tion the evening before the main meeting was from 650 meters but Defar stayed hard on 11.02. a nice warmup before he makes the trip to the heels of her rival, and looked comfort- Women’s 4 x 100: A U.S. team of Bar- Brussels next Friday. able, despite the ever-increasing tempo and bara Pierre, Anderson, Tiffany Townsend and Whiting found the form that slightly es- went past her compatriot coming off the Charonda Williams got the baton round in a caped him in Moscow with a tremendous se- bend. met record of 41.67 to beat a Jamaican quar- ries of 71-5¼, 70-9¼, 72-2, 72-3¼, 68‑10¾, With the last kilo covered in a blistering tet, with Fraser-Pryce on the anchor leg. 71-10¾ (21.77, 21.57, 21.99, 22.03, 21.00, 2:40.68, Defar uncorked a 58.3 last lap en- route to winning in 14:32.83, with Dibaba 21.91); four of his efforts being better than nd th ’s 2-time world champion David 2 in 14:34.82. Back in 7 , Jenny Simpson — Zürich DL — Storl, who reached 69-6¼ (21.19) in the broke 15:00 for the first time with a 14:56.25 third round before finishing off with three that made her No. 10 American ever. Zürich, Switzerland, August 29 (¶ = 400H: fouls. Zuzana Hejnová had already won overall DL winner)— It doesn’t happen much in August, but the overall before she arrived but the Czech 100(-0.3): 1. Usain Bolt (Jam) 9.90; 2. Whiting (as Val Adams would on the wo- extended her unbeaten streak to 11 races as Nickel Ashmeade (Jam) 9.94; 3. ¶Justin mens side) claimed the yearly world indoor she won in 53.32, getting in front by the sec- Gatlin (US) 9.96; 4. Jimmy Vicaut (Fra) 9.98; lead. ond hurdle and never being headed. 5. Mike Rodgers (US) 10.00; 6. Nesta Pole Vault: Silke Spiegelburg has an unen- Carter (Jam) 10.01; 7. Kemar Bailey Cole Discus: Both Piotr Małachowski and th 3-time world champ Robert Harting liter- viable record of finishing 4 at major cham- (Jam) 10.02; 8. Adam Gemili (GB) 10.06; 9. ally threw away their chances of taking the pionships but the German was in the money, Walter Dix (US) 10.07. $40,000 first prize as sneaked in clearing a season’s best 15-8½ (4.79) to win (best-ever mark-for-place: 9) and grabbed the cash with a season’s best of a Diamond Race which had no less than four Non-DL 800: 1. Nick Symmonds (US) 219-10 (67.02). potential winners. 1:43.56 (1:16.91); 2. Marcin Lewandowski Harting ran him close but 219-2½ She was flawless up to and included her (Pol) 1:43.79 PR; (68.83) for 2nd was not good enough and winning height before finding a German 3. Ferguson Cheruiyot (Ken) 1:44.39; 4. Małachowski, the Moscow silver medalist, Record 15-11¼ (4.86) too much. Jenn Suhr Duane Solomon (US) 1:44.49; 5. Timothy was down in 7th with a relatively modest came in at 15-1¼ (4.62) but had one failure Kitum (Ken) 1:44.87; 209‑0 (63.70). before retiring with an injured groin. 6. Michael Rimmer (GB) 1:45.34; 7. Andrew Long Jump: Great Britain’s Shara Proctor Osagie (GB) 1:45.80; 8. Job Kinyor (Ken) won with her third-round 22-7 (6.88) and 1:46.86; 9. Brandon Johnson (US) 1:47.95;… © 2013 Track & Field News. All that was enough to give her the diamond. rabbit—Bram Som (Hol) (50.52). rights reserved. Brittney Reese could have taken the honors 1500: 1. Silas Kiplagat (Ken) 3:30.97; 2. if she had won but was badly out-of-sorts and ¶Ayanleh Souleiman (Dji) 3:31.64; 3. Nixon This newsletter may not be th reprinted or retransmitted could only manage 20-10¾ (6.37) in 7 . Chepseba (Ken) 3:33.15; 4. Caleb Ndiku Shot: in any form without express writ- Adams reeled off her best series of (Ken) 3:33.41; ten permission. the year that included three throws over and 5. Mekonnen Gebremedhin (Eth) 3:33.64; www.trackandfieldnews.com headed by her second-round 68-9½ (20.98), 6. Asbel Kiprop (Ken) 3:33.78; 7. Henrik the best distance in the world this year and Ingebrigtsen (Nor) 3:33.95 NR; 8. Johan

-539- September 01, 2013 Cronje (SA) 3:34.06; Cantwell (US) 66-½ (20.13). Stewart, Natasha Morrison, Shelly-Ann 9. Tesfaye Homiyu (Ger) 3:34.18 PR; DT: 1. Gerd Kanter (Est) 219-10 (67.02) Fraser-Pryce); 10. Bouabdellah Tahri (Fra) 3:35.08; 11. (211-7, f, 219-10, 210-0, 215-0, 207-5) 3. Ukraine 42.71 (, Collins Cheboi (Ken) 3:35.24; 12. Matthew (64.49, f, 67.02, 64.00, 65.55, 63.22); Nataliya Pohrebnyak, Hrystyna Stuy, Centrowitz (US) 3:36.70; 2. Robert Harting (Ger) 219-3 (66.83) Viktoriya Pyatachenko); 13. Augustine Choge (Ken) 3:37.25; 14. (216-5, f, f, 219-3, f, f) (65.96, f, f, 66.83, f, f); 4. Germany 43.19; 5. Switzerland 43.21 Leo Manzano (US) 3:37.94; 15. Mohamed 3. Ehsan Hadadi (Irn) 216-9 (66.07); 4. NR; 6. Great Britain 43.78; 7. 44.71. Moustaoui (Mor) 3:38.38; Martin Wierig (Ger) 214-11 (65.51); 5. Erik … rabbits—Andrew Rotich (Ken) (54.62, Cadée (Hol) 209-4 (63.81); 6. Robert Urbanek Field Events PV: 1. Silke Spiegelburg (Ger) 15-8½ (4.79) 56.63 [1:51.25]); Bethwell Birgen (Ken) (Pol) 209-3 (63.78); (14-10, 15-1¾, 15-5¾, 15-8½, 15-11¼ [xxx]) (2:49.60). 7. ¶Piotr Małachowski (Pol) 209-0 (63.70); (4.52, 4.62, 4.72, 4.79, 4.86 [xxx]); St: 1. Hillary Yego (Ken) 8:08.03 (5:24.76); 8. Viktor Butenko (Rus) 208-7 (63.58); 9. 2. Fabiana Murer (Bra) 15-5¾ (4.72); 2. Jairus Birech (Ken) 8:08.72; 3. ¶Conseslus Virgilijus Alekna (Lit) 200-4 (61.06); 10. Vikas 3. ¶Yarisley Silva (Cub) 15-5¾; 4. Jirina Kipruto (Ken) 8:10.76; 4. Mahiedine Gowda (Ind) 191-9 (58.45). Svobodová (CzR) 15-1¾ (4.62); Mekhissi-Benabbad (Fra) 8:11.11; 5. tie, Nikolía Kiriakopoúlou (Gre) & 5. Gilbert Kirui (Ken) 8:12.93; 6. Paul ZÜRICH DL WOMEN Mary Saxer (US) 14-10 (4.52); 7. Kristina Kipsiele Koech (Ken) 8:24.19; 7. Brimin Non-DL 100(0.5): 1. Carrie Russell (Jam) Gadschiew (Ger) 14-10; 8. Nicole Büchler Kipruto (Ken) 8:25.85; 8. Matt Hughes (Can) 10.98 PR; 2. Alex Anderson (US) 11.02; 3. (Swi) 14-10; 8:33.00; (Ger) 11.21; 4. Kerron Stewart 9. Marion Lotout (Fra) 14-2 (4.32); 10. 9. Meresa Kassaye (Eth) 8:35.08; 10. (Jam) 11.28; tie, Angelica Bengtsson (Swe) & Anastasiya Ezekiel Kemboi (Ken) 8:37.68;… rabbit— 5. Natasha Morrison (Jam) 11.33; 6. Savchenko (Rus) 14-2;… nh[inj]—Jenn Suhr Haron Lagat (Ken) 2:39.26. Nataliya Pohrebnyak (Ukr) 11.34; 7. Dina (US) (15-1¾—xpp). 110H(-0.5): 1. ¶David Oliver (US) 13.12; 2. Asher-Smith (GB) 11.43; 8. LJ: 1. ¶Shara Proctor (GB) 22-7 (6.88) Ryan Wilson (US) 13.24; 3. Jason Richardson (Ger) 11.60. (21-10, f, 22-7, 21-2¾, f, 21-4¼) (6.65, f, (US) 13.26; 4. Sergey Shubenkov (Rus) 200(-0.4): 1. ¶Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce 6.88, 6.47, f, 6.51); 13.27; 5. Artur Noga (Pol) 13.29; (Jam) 22.40; 2. Murielle Ahouré (CI) 22.66; 2. Blessing Okagbare (Ngr) 22-2¼ (6.76); 6. Aries Merritt (US) 13.34; 7. Dayron 3. Mariya Ryemyen (Ukr) 22.67; 3. Ivana Španović (Ser) 22-1 (6.73); 4. Robles (Cub) 13.37; 8. William Sharman 4. Charonda Williams (US) 22.84; 5. Ivet Sosthene Taroum Moguenara (Ger) 21-11 (GB) 13.42; 9. Thomas Martinot-Lagarde Lalova (Bul) 23.22; 6. Mujinga Kambundji (6.68); (Fra) 13.44. (Swi) 23.38;… fs—Tiffany Townsend (US). 800: 1. ¶Eunice Sum (Ken) 1:58.82; 2. 5. Olga Kucherenko (Rus) 21-9½ (6.64); Field Events Mariya Savinova (Rus) 1:58.93; 3. Malika 6. Yelena Sokolova (Rus) 21-1¼ (6.43); 7. HJ: 1. ¶Bohdan Bondarenko (Ukr) 7-7¾ Akkaoui (Mor) 1:59.34; 4. Alysia Montaño Brittney Reese (US) 20-10¾ (6.37); 8. Darya (2.33) (7-5¾, 7-7¾, 8-¾ [xpp]) (2.28, 2.33, (US) 2:00.25; Klishina (Rus) 20-9¾ (6.34). 2.46 [xpp]); 5. Ajee' Wilson (US) 2:00.35 (x, 8 AJ); SP(8/28; indoors at downtown train 2. Konstadínos Baniótis (Gre) 7-7¾ (7‑2½, 6. Nataliya Lupu (Ukr) 2:01.09; 7. Caster station): 1. ¶Valerie Adams (NZ) 68-10 7-4¼, 7-5¾, 7-7 [3], 7-7¾, 7-8½ [xxx]) (2.20, Semenya (SA) 2:01.83;… rabbit—Ilona (20.98) iNR (WL, iWL) (41st straight win) 2.24, 2.28, 2.31 [3], 2.33, 2.35 [xxx]); Usovich (Blr) (57.98, 1:29.34);… dnf— (68-9¾, 68-10, f, 67‑9½, 68-1½, 67-0) 3. Mutaz Essa Barshim (Qat) 7-7¾ (7-2½, Yekaterina Poistogova (Rus). (20.97, 20.98, f, 20.66, 20.76, 20.42); 7-4¼ [3], 7-5¾, 7-7 [3], 7-7¾, 7-8½ [xxx]) 5000: 1. ¶Meseret Defar (Eth) 14:32.83; 2. Yevgeniya Kolodko (Rus) 65-6¼ (19.97) (2.20, 2.24 [3], 2.28, 2.31 [3], 2.33, 2.35 [xxx]); 2. Tirunesh Dibaba (Eth) 14:34.82; 3. Mercy (61-5¾, 61-8½, f, 62-11¼, 65-6¼, f) (18.74, 4. tie, Derek Drouin (Can) & Donald Thomas Cherono (Ken) 14:40.33; 4. Emily Chebet 18.81, f, 19.18, 19.97, f); (Bah) 7-5¾ (2.28); 6. Mickaël Hanany (Fra) (Ken) 14:46.89 PR; 3. Michelle Carter (US) 65-2¾ (19.88) 7-4¼ (2.24); 7. tie, Aleksandr Shustov (Rus) 5. Gladys Cherono (Ken) 14:47.12 PR; in PR (iAL) (2, 2 A) (in/out: x, 7 A) (63-5½, & (Rus) 7-4¼; 9. 6. Viola Kibiwot (Ken) 14:52.54; 7. Jenny 65‑2 inPR [2, 3 A] [in/out: x, 9 A], 62-8½, (GB) 7-4¼. Simpson (US) 14:56.26 PR (10, x A); 8. 65‑1½ [x, 4 A], 64-11½, 65-2¾) (19.34, LJ: 1. Zarck Visser (SA) 27-3¾ (8.32) PR Buze Diriba (Eth) 14:56.34; 19.86, 19.11, 19.85, 19.80, 19.88); (26-3½, 26-5, 27-3¾, f, p, p) (8.01, 8.05, 9. Agnes Tirop (Ken) 14:56.49; 10. Molly 4. Christina Schwanitz (Ger) 63-6¼ 8.32, f, p, p); Huddle (US) 14:58.15; 11. Sylvia Kibet (19.36); 5. Tia Brooks (US) 59-8½ (18.20); 2. Godfrey Mokoena (SA) 26-7¼ (8.11); (Ken) 14:58.26; 12. Chelsea Reilly (US) 6. Alena Kopets (Blr) 60-2 (18.34); 7. Nadine 3. (Mex) 26-6½ (8.09); 4. Chris 15:10.14 PR; Kleinert (Ger) 59-5¾ (18.13); 8. Josephine Tomlinson (GB) 26-1½ (7.96); 5. Ignisious 13. Steph Twell (GB) 15:37.74;… rabbits— Terlecki (Ger) 57-4¼ (17.48). Gaisah (Hol) 26-1½ (7.96); Janet Achola (Uga) (2:56.58, 5:57.91); JT: 1. Mariya Abakumova (Rus) 226-2 6. ¶Aleksandr Menkov (Rus) 26-¾ (7.94) Gabriele Anderson (US) (8:54.86); Genzebe (68.94) (212-11, 214-2, 226-2, 219-6, 217‑5, (26-¾/7.94, p, p, p, p, p); 7. Eusebio Cáceres Dibaba (Eth) (11:52.15);… dnf—Jordan f) (64.90, 65.29, 68.94, 66.91, 66.26, f); (Spa) 24-11 (7.59); 8. (US) Hasay (US). 2. ¶Christina Obergföll (Ger) 207-10 24-8½ (7.53). 400H: 1. ¶Zuzana Hejnová (CzR) 53.32 (63.36); 3. Linda Stahl (Ger) 207-6 (63.24); Non-DL SP(8/28; indoors at downtown (second ever to go 7/7 in any DL event); 4. (SA) 205-11 (62.76); 5. train station): 1. Ryan Whiting (US) 72-3½ 2. Kaliese Spencer (Jam) 54.22; 3. Denisa Kathryn Mitchell (Aus) 205-7 (62.66); (22.03) iPR (iWL) (9, x W; 6, 9 A) (68-1¾, Rosolová (CzR) 54.99; 6. Sofi Flinck (Swe) 196-4 (59.84); 7. 70-9¼, 72-1¾, 72-3½, 68-10¾, 71-10¾) 4. Hanna Titimets (Ukr) 55.05; 5. Hanna (Ger) 188-7 (57.48); 8. (20.77, 21.57, 21.99, 22.03, 21.00, 21.91); Yaroshchuk (Ukr) 55.17; 6. Natalya Antyukh Līna Mūze (Lat) 187-2 (57.04); 9. Vira Rebryk 2. David Storl (Ger) 69-6¼ (21.19); 3. Dylan (Rus) 55.92; 7. Meghan Beesley (GB) 55.96; (Ukr) 184-6 (56.25). Armstrong (Can) 69-4 (21.13); 4. Ladislav 8. Dalilah Muhammad (US) 56.15. Prásil (CzR) 69-2¾ (21.10) PR; 5. Tomasz 4 x 100: 1. United States 41.67 (AL) (13 Majewski (Pol) 68-3¼ (20.81); A) (Barbara Pierre, Alex Anderson, Tiffany 6. Germán Lauro (Arg) 67-4¼ (20.53) NR; 7. Townsend, Charonda Williams); Cory Martin (US) 66-2½ (20.18); 8. Christian 2. Jamaica 41.78 (Carrie Russell, Kerron

-540- September 01, 2013 13.08w; 5. Reina-Flor Okori (Fra) 13.21w; 6. Christian Taylor (US) 25-2¾ (7.69); 5. Alper — More Euro Circuit — Andrea Bliss (Jam) 13.21w. Kulaksiz (Tur) 24-11¼ (7.60); 6. Mario Kral (Ger) 24-9¾ (7.56); 7. Alessio Amsterdam, Holland, August 31— Guarini (Ita) 24-7¼ (7.50); 8. Otto Kilpi (Fin) 100(0.6): 1. Keston Bledman (Tri) 10.11; DÉCANATION 24-6¼ (7.47); 9. (Ita) 24-4½ Valence, France, August 31— 2. Churandy Martina (Hol) 10.12; 3. Ramon (7.43); 10. Taras Neledva (Ukr) 24-3 (7.39). Teams: 1. United States 137; 2. Russia Gittens (Bar) 10.22; 4. James Ellington (GB) SP: 1. Georgi Ivanov (Bul) 68-8 (20.93); 2. 121; 3. France 118; 4. Germany 104; 5. 10.34; 5. Ameer Webb (US) 10.36; 6. Jason Cory Martin (US) 67-4¼ (20.53); 3. Maksim Balkans 87; 6. Ukraine 72; 7. Scandinavia Rogers (StK) 10.43. Sidorov (Rus) 64-6½ (19.67); 4. Tobias Dahm 54; 8. Italy 46. Heats: I(1.4)–6. Wallace Spearmon (US) (Ger) 62-2½ (18.96); 100(-1.5): 1. Mike Rodgers (US) 10.21; 10.56. 5. Kim Christensen (Den) 60-3 (18.36); 2. Emmanuel Biron (Fra) 10.30; 3. Sven 200(1.0): 1. Rory Evans (GB) 21.09. 6. Tumatai Dauphin (Fra) 57-3¾ (17.47); Knipphals (Ger) 10.50; 400: 1. Kerron Clement (US) 46.70. 7. Andriy Semenov (Ukr) 57-2¼ (17.43); 8. 4. Vitaliy Korzh (Ukr) 10.56; 5. Denis 800: 1. Edwin Melly (Ken) 1:47.68; 2. Daniele Secci (Ita) 57-¼ (17.38). Dimitrov (Bul) 10.58; 6. Giovanni Galbieri (Ita) Leonard Kosencha (Ken) 1:48.02; 3. Reuben HT: 1. Sergey Litvinov (Rus) 243-9 (74.30); 10.72; 7. Konstantin Petryashov (Rus) 10.77; Bett (Ken) 1:48.06; 4. Mukhtar Mohammed 2. Markus Esser (Ger) 243-1 (74.10); 3. 8. Jonathan Åstrand (Fin) 10.81. (GB) 1:48.23; 5. Erik Sowinski (US) 1:48.31. Yevhen Vynohradov (Ukr) 236-8 (72.14); 4. 400: 1. Josh Mance (US) 45.89; 2. Mame- 1500: 1. David McCarthy (Ire) 3:42.25; Kibwe Johnson (US) 235-2 (71.69); Ibra Anne (Fra) 46.21; 3. David Gollnow 2. Ben True (US) 3:42.35; 3. Ryan Hill (US) 5. Quentin Bigot (Fra) 233-5 (71.16); 6. (Ger) 46.71; 3:42.52; 4. Andreas Bueno (Den) 3:42.57; David Söderberg (Fin) 231-11 (70.70); 7. 4. Vitaliy Butrym (Ukr) 46.80; 5. Yavuz 5. Miles Batty (US) 3:43.50. Sergiu Marghiev (Mol) 225-0 (68.59); 8. Can (Tur) 47.22; 6. Davide Re (Ita) 47.53; 110H(0.3): 1. Mikel Thomas (Tri) 13.64; 2. Simone Falloni (Ita) 224-8 (68.48). 7. Aleksey Kenig (Rus) 47.54; 8. Andreas Ty Akins (US) 13.74; 3. Gianni Frankis (GB) Roth (Nor) 48.05. DÉCANATION WOMEN 13.79; 4. Martin Mazác (CzR) 13.80; 5. Joel 100(-0.9): 1. Barbara Pierre (US) 11.18; 2. Brown (US) 13.81. 800: 1. Nick Symmonds (US) 1:49.69; 2. Dennis Krüger (Ger) 1:49.95; 3. Taras Ivet Lalova (Bul) 11.54; 3. Stella Akakpo (Fra) Field Events Bybyk (Ukr) 1:50.08; 4. Stepan Poistogov 11.67; 4. Hanna-Maari Latvala (Fin) 11.74; LJ: 1. Tyrone Smith (Ber) 25-8 (7.82); 2. (Rus) 1:50.12; 5. Yelizaveta Savlinis (Rus) 11.79; 6. Hanna Aleksandr Petrov (Rus) 25-4½ (7.73); 3. 5. Florian Carvalho (Fra) 1:50.22; 6. Platitsyna (Ukr) 11.91; 7. Yasmin Kwadwo JJ Jegede (GB) 25-4 (7.72); 4. Ignisious Thomas Roth (Nor) 1:50.56; 7. Konstadínos (Ger) 12.05; 8. Laura Gamba (Ita) 12.38. Gaisah (Hol) 25-1¼ (7.65); 5. Julian Reid Nakópoulos (Gre) 1:51.35; 8. Michele Oberti 400: 1. Francena McCorory (US) 50.53; 2. (GB) 24-8¼ (7.52). (Ita) 1:51.96. Nataliya Pyhyda (Ukr) 50.86 PR; 3. Kseniya TJ: 1. Fabian Florant (Hol) 54-10w 1500: 1. Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad Ryzhova (Rus) 51.76; (16.71);… 3. Olu Olamigoke (US) 52-4½ (Fra) 3:56.10; 2. Timo Benitz (Ger) 3:56.34; 4. Floria Guei (Fra) 51.77; 5. Esther Cremer (15.96). 3. Will Leer (US) 3:56.87; 4. Vyacheslav (Ger) 52.70; 6. Adelina Pastor (Rom) 53.01; DT: 1. Erik Cadée (Hol) 213-10 (65.19); 2. Sokolov (Rus) 3:57.77; 7. Line Kloster (Nor) 53.05; 8. Elena Bonfanti Robert Urbanek (Pol) 213-4 (65.03); 3. Ehsan 5. Goran Nava (Ser) 3:58.34; 6. Stanislav (Ita) 53.15. Hadadi (Irn) 210-10 (64.27); 4. Vikas Gowda Maslov (Ukr) 3:58.40; 7. Filip Ingebrigtsen 800: 1. Alysia Montaño (US) 2:00.59; 2. (Ind) 207-6 (63.24); 5. Gleb Sidorchenko (Nor) 3:58.46; 8. Stefano Guidotti Icardi Irina Maracheva (Rus) 2:03.40; 3. Clarisse (Rus) 199-1 (60.69). (Ita) 3:59.92. Moh (Fra) 2:04.82; 4. Christina Hering (Ger) St: 1. Yoann Kowal (Fra) 8:36.66; 2. Cory 2:05.65; AMSTERDAM WOMEN Leslie (US) 8:39.16; 3. Jukka Keskisalo (Fin) 5. Dorina Korozsi (Rom) 2:06.06; 6. Martine 100(3.6): 1. Cynthia Maduangele Bolingo 8:39.98; 4. Devis Licciardi (Ita) 8:42.54; 5. Eikemo Borge (Nor) 2:07.12; 7. Anastasiya (Bel) 11.65w. Andrey Farnosov (Rus) 8:42.64; Tkachuk (Ukr) 2:07.52; 8. Lorenza Canali 150(2.0): 1. Mariya Ryemyen (Ukr) 16.73 6. Martin Grau (Ger) 8:50.47; 7. Vadym (Ita) 2:08.23. PR; 2. (Hol) 16.93 NR; 3. Slobodenyuk (Ukr) 8:51.06; 8. Mitko Tsenov 1500: 1. Diana Sujew (Ger) 4:25.30; 2. Margaret Adeoye (GB) 17.15; 4. Aleen Bailey (Bul) 8:54.73; 9. Tanguy Pepiot (Fra) 8:56.69. Svetlana Podosyonova (Rus) 4:25.40; 3. (Jam) 17.30 PR. 110H(-1.3): 1. Ryan Wilson (US) 13.38; Shannon Rowbury (US) 4:25.86; 4. Amela 200(2.8): 1. Bolingo 23.94w. 2. Thomas Martinot-Lagarde (Fra) 13.39; Terzic (Ser) 4:29.44; 400: 1. Diane Ramsay (GB) 54.86. 3. Sergey Shubenkov (Rus) 13.47; 4. 5. Valentina Bernasconi (Ita) 4:29.82; 800: I–1. Nataliya Lupu (Ukr) 2:00.91; Konstadínos Douvalídis (Gre) 13.65; 6. Minna Lamminen (Fin) 4:29.98; 7. 2. Yelena Kotulskaya (Rus) 2:01.00; 3. 5. Gregor Traber (Ger) 13.97; 6. Hassane Sandra Beuviere (Fra) 4:32.13; 8. Viktoriya Margarita Mukasheva (Kaz) 2:01.54; 4. Selina Fofana (Ita) 14.14; 7. Andreas Martinsen Pohoryelska (Ukr) 4:34.94. Büchel (Swi) 2:01.66 PR; (Den) 14.29; 8. Serhiy Kopanayko (Ukr) 14.68. St: 1. Gesa-Felicitas Krause (Ger) 9:52.88; 5. Winny Chebet (Ken) 2:01.91; 6. Sanne 2. Silvia Danekova (Bul) 9:53.23; 3. Natalya Verstegen (Hol) 2:02.79; 7. Yvonne Hak (Hol) Field Events Gorchakova (Rus) 9:54.07; 4. Sandra PV: 1. Renaud Lavillenie (Fra) 18-8¼ (5.70); 2:03.15; 8. Caster Semenya (SA) 2:04.48; Eriksson (Fin) 9:55.37; 2. Daniel Clemens (Ger) 18-4½ (5.60) PR; 9. Phoebe Wright (US) 2:04.79; 10. Hellen 5. Valeria Roffino (Ita) 10:17.43; 6. Ashley 3. Jeremy Scott (US) 18-½ (5.50); 4. Ilya Obiri (Ken) 2:05.24. Higginson (US) 10:28.23; 7. Valeriya Mara Mudrov (Rus) 18-½; II–1. Katie Mackey (US) 2:05.19. (Ukr) 10:32.02; 8. Mathilde Chachignon 5. Oleksandr Korchmid (Ukr) 18-½; 6. 1500: 1. Emma Jackson (GB) 4:14.38. (Fra) 10:51.23. Rasmus Jørgensen (Den) 18-½; 7. Valentin 2000: 1. Susan Kuijken (Hol) 5:38.37 PR; 100H(-0.7): 1. Cindy Billaud (Fra) 12.85; Lavillenie (Fra) 17-4½ (5.30); 8. Panayiótis 2. Mimi Belete (Bhr) 5:38.53 PR; 3. Zoe 2. Queen Harrison (US) 13.05; 3. Tatyana Láskaris (Gre) 16-8¾ (5.10); 9. Marco Boni Buckman (Aus) 5:39.17 PR; 4. Kate Van Dektyareva (Rus) 13.09; (Ita) 16-8¾. Buskirk (Can) 5:40.70 PR. 4. Hanna Platitsyna (Ukr) 13.22; 5. Cindy LJ: 1. Sergey Polyanskiy (Rus) 25-10¼ 100H(2.3): 1. Kellie Wells (US) 12.70w; 2. Roleder (Ger) 13.25; 6. Micol Cattaneo (Ita) (7.88); 2. Teddy Tamgho (Fra) 25-7½ (7.81) Nadine Hildebrand (Ger) 13.00w; 3. Jackie 13.28; 7. Olibía Petsoúdi (Gre) 13.72. Coward (US) 13.05w; 4. Rosina Hodde (Hol) PR; 3. Kafétien Gomis (Fra) 25-5½ (7.76); 4.

-541- September 01, 2013 Field Events Koech (Ken) 8:09.31; 3. Jairus Birech (Ken) Kibiwot (Ken) 4:11.40; 7. Renata Plis (Pol) HJ: 1. Mariya Kuchina (Rus) 6-3½ (1.92); 8:11.00; 4. (Ken) 8:16.51; 5. 4:11.85; 8. Morgan Uceny (US) 4:12.33; 9. 2. Brigetta Barrett (US) 6-3½; 3. Mélanie Gilbert Kirui (Ken) 8:17.73; Elina Sujew (Ger) 4:12.63; Melfort (Fra) 6-2¼ (1.89); 6. Clement Kemboi (Ken) 8:19.40; 7. 10. Eilish McColgan (GB) 4:13.25; 11. 4. Oksana Okuneva (Ukr) 6-2¼; 5. Adonía José Gregorio Peña (Ven) 8:20.87 NR; 8. Siham Hilali (Mor) 4:13.44; 12. Laura Muir Steryíou (Gre) 6-¾ (1.85); 6. Laura Rautanen Haron Lagat (Ken) 8:22.95; 9. Dan Huling (GB) 4:14.43; 13. Karine Belleau-Béliveau (Fin) 5-10¾ (1.80); 7. Nele Hollmann (Ger) (US) 8:26.51;… dnf—Ezekiel Kemboi (Ken). (Can) 4:14.54 PR. 110H(0.3): 1. Dayron Robles (Cub) 13.35; 5-10¾; 8. Desirée Rossit (Ita) 5-8¾ (1.75). Field Events 2. William Sharman (GB) 13.46; 3. Mikel LJ: 1. Ivana Španović (Ser) 22-4½w SP: 1. Valerie Adams (NZ) 67-6¼ (20.58) Thomas (Tri) 13.54; 4. Artur Noga (Pol) 13.61; (6.82) (22-2½/6.77); 2. Sosthene Taroum (66-6½, 66-8¾, 66-7, 67-4¾, 66-1¾, 67-6¼) 5. Konstadínos Douvalídis (Gre) 13.69; Moguenara (Ger) 21-9 (6.63); 3. Éloyse (20.28, 20.34, 20.29, 20.54, 20.16, 20.58); 6. Gianni Frankis (GB) 13.72; 7. Ty Akins Lesueur (Fra) 21-5¼ (6.53); 2. Christina Schwanitz (Ger) 63-9 (19.43); (US) 13.77; 8. Joona-Ville Heinä (Fin) 13.99. 4. Veronika Mosina (Rus) 21-½ (6.41); 5. 3. Alena Kopets (Blr) 59-¾ (18.00); 4. Nadine Anna Kornuta (Ukr) 20-11¾ (6.39); 6. Tania Field Events Kleinert (Ger) 58-2 (17.73); 5. Josephine Vicenzino (Ita) 20-8 (6.30); 7. Tori Polk (US) PV: 1. Konstadínos Filippídis (Gre) 18-8¼ Terlecki (Ger) 57-¼ (17.38); 20-7¾ (6.29); 8. Jaana Sieviläinen (Fin) (5.70); 2. Jan Kudlicka (CzR) 18-8¼; 3. Tobias 6. Jeneva McCall (US) 55-10½ (17.03); 7. 20-4¼ (6.20). Scherbarth (Ger) 18-½ (5.50); 4. Carlo Paech Shanice Craft (Ger) 54-5¼ (16.59); 8. Anna SP: 1. Yevgeniya Kolodko (Rus) 64-2½ (Ger) 18-½; 5. Giuseppe Gibilisco (Ita) 18-½; Omarova (Rus) 52-6½ (16.01). (19.57); 2. Michelle Carter (US) 61-8½ 6. Piotr Lisek (Pol) 17-4½ (5.30); 7. Michal HT: 1. Anita Włodarczyk (Pol) 253-1 (77.15) (18.81); 3. Halyna Obleshchuk (Ukr) 57-¾ Balner (CzR) 17-4½; 7. Vladyslav Revenko (f, 242-10, 241-9, 246-7, 249-6, 253-1) (f, (17.39); (Ukr) 17-4½;… nh—Karsten Dilla (Ger), Malte 74.03, 73.68, 75.16, 76.05, 77.15); 4. Julaika Nicoletti (Ita) 53-2¾ (16.22); 5. Mohr (Ger), Björn Otto (Ger). 2. Tatyana Lysenko (Rus) 245-8 (74.89) (f, Jessica Cérival (Fra) 53-1 (16.18); 6. Lena LJ: 1. Christian Reif (Ger) 26-7¼w (8.11) 244-6, 240-0, 243-1, 245-8, 244-0) (f, 74.53, Urbaniak (Ger) 53-¾ (16.17); 7. Radoslava (24-11¾/7.61); 2. Godfrey Mokoena (SA) 73.15, 74.10, 74.89, 74.39); Mavrodieva (Bul) 52-10¾ (16.12); 8. Trine 26‑6¼ (8.08); 3. Salim Sdiri (Fra) 25-10 3. Betty Heidler (Ger) 244-10 (74.62) Mulbjerg (Den) 49-6½ (15.10). (7.87); 4. Damar Forbes (Jam) 25-6 (7.77); (229-0, 244-10, 232-3, 240-9, 235-0, 238-0) HT: 1. Tatyana Lysenko (Rus) 235-9 5. Adrian Strzalkowski (Pol) 25-4¾ (7.74); (69.80, 74.62, 70.79, 73.38, 71.64, 72.55); (71.86); 2. Alexandra Tavernier (Fra) 227-4 6. Ignisious Gaisah (Hol) 25-2w (7.67); 7. 4. Yipsi Moreno (Cub) 232-7 (70.89); 5. (69.31); 3. Bianca Perie (Rom) 222-8 (67.87); Tyrone Smith (Ber) 24-11¾ (7.61); 8. George Kathrin Klaas (Ger) 228-7 (69.69); 6. Éva 4. Amber Campbell (US) 222-5 (67.81); Kitchens (US) 23-8¼ (7.22);… 3f—Mike Orbán (Hun) 228-3 (69.59); 7. Amanda 5. Merja Korpela (Fin) 209-11 (63.98); Hartfield (US). Bingson (US) 227-11 (69.47); 8. Sophie 6. Carolin Paesler (Ger) 208-2 (63.46); 7. SP: 1. David Storl (Ger) 68-7¼ (20.91); Hitchon (GB) 223-3 (68.04). Nataliya Zolotuhina (Ukr) 200-9 (61.19); 8. 2. Ladislav Prásil (CzR) 68-2½ (20.79); 3. JT: 1. Mariya Abakumova (Rus) 231-4 Micaela Mariani (Ita) 198-0 (60.37). Asmir Kolasinac (Ser) 65-5 (19.94); 4. Jakub (70.53) (WL) (x, 10 W) (225-9, f, 218-2, Szyszkowski (Pol) 63-7 (19.38); 231‑4, 214-11, 226-6) (68.82, f, 66.51, 5. Ralf Bartels (Ger) 62-7¼ (19.08); 6. 70.53, 65.51, 69.04); IWC Antonín Zalsky (CzR) 62-4 (19.00); 7. Anton 2. Linda Stahl (Ger) 214-5 (65.35); 3. Berlin, Germany, September 1— Lyuboslavskiy (Rus) 61-9¾ (18.84); 8. Marco Christina Obergföll (Ger) 207-8 (63.30); 4. 100(0.8): 1. Kemar Bailey Cole (Jam) 10.04; Fortes (Por) 60-11½ (18.58). Sunette Viljoen (SA) 206-5 (62.93); 5. Madara 2. Kim Collins (StK) 10.15; 3. Jaysuma Saidy DT: 1. Robert Harting (Ger) 226-5 (69.02) Palameika (Lat) 199-6 (60.81); Ndure (Nor) 10.17; 4. Jeff Demps (US) 10.25; (203-0, 213-3, 209-0, 226-5, f, f) (61.89, 6. Kathryn Mitchell (Aus) 198-9 (60.58); 5. Jason Rogers (StK) 10.35; 65.00, 63.70, 69.02, f, f); 7. Katharina Molitor (Ger) 193-6 (58.99); 8. 6. Julian Reus (Ger) 10.38; 7. Lucas 2. Martin Wierig (Ger) 218-11 (66.73); 3. Vira Rebryk (Ukr) 187-2 (57.05). Jakubczyk (Ger) 10.40; 8. Harry Aikines- Robert Urbanek (Pol) 213-2 (64.97); 4. Piotr Aryeetey (GB) 10.42; 9. Martin Keller (Ger) Malachowski (Pol) 212-10 (64.89); 10.48. 5. Victor Hogan (SA) 205-3 (62.57); 6. 800: 1. Mohamed Aman (Eth) 1:43.97; 2. Daniel Jasinski (Ger) 201-2 (61.32); 7. Duane Solomon (US) 1:44.94; 3. Brandon Virgilijus Alekna (Lit) 199-8 (60.86); 8. Viktor Johnson (US) 1:45.12; 4. Anthony Chemut Butenko (Rus) 196-0 (59.74). (Ken) 1:45.21; 5. Timothy Kitum (Ken) 1:45.38; 6. Adam BERLIN IWC WOMEN Kszczot (Pol) 1:45.54; 7. Johan Cronje (SA) 100(0.9): 1. Lekeisha Lawson (US) 11.18; 1:45.64 PR; 8. Robin Schembera (Ger) 2. Verena Sailer (Ger) 11.32; 3. Ashleigh 1:46.01; 9. Michael Rimmer (GB) 1:46.29. Nelson (GB) 11.45; 4. Mariely Sánchez (DR) 1500: 1. Ilham Tanui Özbilen (Tur) 3:35.58; 11.46; 5. Tatjana Pinto (Ger) 11.56. 2. James Magut (Ken) 3:36.29; 3. Tesfaye 200(0.5): 1. Tiffany Townsend (US) 22.77; Homiyu (Ger) 3:36.62; 4. Geofrey Barusei 2. Charonda Williams (US) 22.82; 3. Kerron in the next eTN: (Ken) 3:37.05; 5. Caleb Ndiku (Ken) 3:37.17; Stewart (Jam) 23.03; 6. Bernard Lagat (US) 3:37.62; 7. 4. Natasha Hastings (US) 23.05; 5. Mariely Brussels DL, Sebastian Keiner (Ger) 3:38.25; 8. Benson Sánchez (DR) 23.34; 6. Hrystyna Stuy (Ukr) Zagreb & Rieti IWCs Seurei (Bhr) 3:38.84; 9. Florian Orth (Ger) 23.45; 7. Aleen Bailey (Jam) 23.56; 8. Inna 3:39.56; 10. Youness Essalhi (Mor) 3:40.07; Weit (Ger) 23.65. 11. Hillary Kipkorir Maiyo (Ken) 3:40.26; 1500: 1. Yekaterina Sharmina (Rus) 12. Collins Cheboi (Ken) 3:40.27; 13. Carsten 4:10.47; 2. Hannah England (GB) 4:10.80; Schlangen (Ger) 3:41.96; 14. Leo Manzano 3. Eunice Sum (Ken) 4:10.81; 4. Gabriele (US) 3:42.04. Anderson (US) 4:11.15; St: 1. Hillary Yego (Ken) 8:08.84; 2. Paul 5. Hiwot Ayalew (Eth) 4:11.16 PR; 6. Viola

-542- September 01, 2013 2013 World Men’s Leaders 2013 U.S. Men’s Leaders marks in red are those reported since last report Track Events ¶ = record; i = mark made indoors; (out) = outdoor leader inferior to indoor best 100...... 9.85...... Justin Gatlin (XTEP) 200...... 19.86...... Isiah Young (Mississippi) Track Events 400...... 43.74...... LaShawn Merritt (Nike) 100...... 9.77...... Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 800...... 1:43.27...... Duane Solomon (Saucony) 200...... 19.66...... Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 1500...... 3:33.14...... Leo Manzano (Nike) 400...... 43.74...... LaShawn Merritt (US) Mile...... 3:50.92i...... Galen Rupp (Nike) 800...... 1:43.27...... Duane Solomon (US) (out)...... 3:51.45...... Lopez Lomong (Nike) 1500...... 3:27.72...... Asbel Kiprop (Kenya) St...... 8:08.60...... Evan Jager (Nike) Mile...... 3:49.48...... Silas Kiplagat (Kenya) 3000...... 7:30.16i...... Galen Rupp (Nike) St...... 7:59.03...... Ezekiel Kemboi (Kenya) (out)...... 7:43.36...... Evan Jager (Nike) 3000...... 7:30.16i...... Galen Rupp (US) 2M...... 8:09.49i...... Bernard Lagat (Nike) (out)...... 7:30.36...... Hagos Gebrwihet (Ethiopia) 5000...... 13:05.17...... Galen Rupp (Nike) 2M...... 8:09.49i...... Bernard Lagat (US) 10,000...... 27:24.39...... Galen Rupp (Nike) 5000...... 12:51.34...... (Kenya) 110H...... 13.00...... David Oliver (Nike) 10,000...... 26:51.02...... Dejen Gebremeskel (Ethiopia) 400H...... 47.70...... Michael Tinsley (adidas) 110H...... 13.00...... David Oliver (US) Road Events 400H...... 47.69...... Jehue Gordon (Trinidad) ½-Mar...... 61:10...... Dathan Ritzenhein (Nike) Road Events Mar...... 2:13:53...... Michael Reneau (Twin Cities TC) ½-Mar...... 58:54...... Geoffrey Kipsang (Kenya) (aided)....2:12:12...... Jason Hartmann (Boulder RC) (aided)... 58:41...... Bernard Koech (Kenya) 20W...... 1:25:28...... Patrick Stroupe (unattached) Mar...... 2:04:45...... Lelisa Desisa (Ethiopia) 50W...... 4:34:55...... John Nunn (US Army) 20W...... 1:18:28...... Pyotr Trofimov (Russia) Relay Events 50W...... 3:37:56...... Robert Heffernan (Ireland) 4 x 100...... 37.58...... Team USA Red Relay Events 4 x 200...... 1:20.75...... Texas A&M 4 x 100...... 37.36...... Jamaica 4 x 400...... 2:58.71...... National Team 4 x 200...... 1:20.75...... Texas A&M (US) 4 x 800...... 7:14.14...... Penn State 4 x 400...... 2:58.71...... United States 4 x Mile.....16:17.57...... Oregon 4 x 800...... 7:14.14...... Penn State (US) SpMed...... 3:17.41...... Loyola/Chicago 4 x Mile.....16:17.57...... Oregon (US) DisMed.....9:18.21...... Red Penn SpMed...... 3:17.41...... Loyola/Chicago (US) 4 x 110H...56.31+...... Executives TC DisMed.....9:16.34...... Ethiopia Field Events 4 x 110H...54.23...... Star Athletics HJ...... 7-9¼ | 2.37...... Erik Kynard (Kansas St) Field Events PV...... 19-1½ | 5.83...... Brad Walker (Nike) HJ...... 7-10¾ | 2.41...... Bohdan Bondarenko (Ukraine) LJ...... 27-2 | 8.28i...... Marquis Dendy (Florida) ...... 7-10¾ | 2.41...... Bondarenko (out)...... 26-11¾ | 8.22...... Jeff Henderson (Stillman) PV...... 19-9 | 6.02...... Renaud Lavillenie (France) TJ...... 57-11¼ | 17.66...... Christian Taylor (Li Ning) LJ...... 28-1 | 8.56...... Aleksandr Menkov (Russia) SP...... 73-1¼ | 22.28...... Ryan Whiting (Nike) TJ...... 59-2¼ | 18.04...... Teddy Tamgho (France) DT...... 210-0 | 64.02...... Lance Brooks (Nike) SP...... 73-1¼ | 22.28...... Ryan Whiting (US) HT...... 252-11 | 77.10...... A.G. Kruger (Nike) DT...... 235-8 | 71.84...... Piotr Małachowski (Poland) JT...... 273-11 | 83.50...... Riley Dolezal (Team ND) HT...... 270-4 | 82.40...... Krisztián Pars () Dec...... 8809...... Ashton Eaton (Oregon TC) JT...... 292-1 | 89.03...... Tero Pitkämäki () Dec...... 8809...... Ashton Eaton (US)

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2013 World Women’s Leaders 2013 U.S. Women’s Leaders

Track Events Track Events 100...... 10.71...... Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica) 100...... 10.85...... English Gardner (Oregon) 200...... 22.13...... Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica) ...... 10.85...... Barbara Pierre (Nike) 400...... 49.33...... Amantle Montsho (Botswana) ...... 10.85...... Pierre 800...... 1:56.72...... Francine Niyonsaba (Burundi) 200...... 22.26...... Tiffany Townsend (adidas) 1500...... 3:56.60...... Abeba Aregawi () 400...... 49.86...... Francena McCorory (adidas) Mile...... 4:27.02i...... Sheila Reid (Canada) 800...... 1:57.75...... Alysia Montaño (Asics) (out)...... 4:28.50...... Nancy Langat (Kenya) 1500...... 4:00.48...... Jenny Simpson (New Balance) St...... 9:11.65...... Milcah Chemos (Kenya) Mile...... 4:28.25i...... Mary Cain (NYHS) 3000...... 8:26.95i...... Genzebe Dibaba (Ethiopia) (out)...... 4:30.3...... Brie Felnagle (adidas) (out)...... 8:30.29...... Meseret Defar (Ethiopia) St...... 9:28.26...... Emma Coburn (Colorado) 5000...... 14:23.68...... Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia) 3000...... 8:34.43...... Shannon Rowbury (Nike) 10,000...... 30:08.06...... Meseret Defar (Ethiopia) 5000...... 14:56.26...... Jenny Simpson (New Balance) 100H...... 12.26...... Brianna Rollins (US) 10,000...... 31:04.85...... Shalane Flanagan (Nike) 400H...... 52.83...... Zuzana Hejnová (Czech Republic) 100H...... 12.26 ¶...... Brianna Rollins (Clemson) Road Events 400H...... 53.21...... Kori Carter (Stanford) Half-Mar....66:09...... Lucy Kabuu (Kenya) Road Events Mar...... 2:20:15...... Priscah Jeptoo (Kenya) ½-Mar...... 68:31...... Shalane Flanagan (Nike) 20W...... 1:25:49...... Yelena Lashmanova (Russia) Mar...... 2:36:12...... Deena Kastor (Asics) Relay Events (aided).....2:27:08...... Shalane Flanagan (Nike) 4 x 100...... 41.29...... Jamaica 20W...... 1:33:51...... Maria Michta (Walk USA) 4 x 200...... 1:29.98...... Texas A&M (US) Relay Events 4 x 400...... 3:20.19...... Russia 4 x 100...... 41.67...... Team USA Zürich 4 x 800...... 8:04.31...... Red Penn (US) 4 x 200...... 1:29.98...... Texas A&M 4 x 1500....17:15.47...... Michigan (US) 4 x 400...... 3:20.41...... National Team SpMed...... 3:43.62...... Florida (US) 4 x 800...... 8:04.31 ¶...... Red Penn DisMed.....10:56.46i...... Michigan (US) 4 x 1500....17:15.47...... Michigan (out)...... 10:58.84...... Villanova (US) SpMed...... 3:43.62...... Florida 4 x 100H...50.78 ¶...... BoogieFast TC (US) DisMed.....10:56.46i...... Michigan Field Events (out)...... 10:58.84...... Villanova HJ...... 6-8¼ | 2.04...... Brigetta Barrett (US) 4 x 100H...50.78 ¶...... BoogieFast TC PV...... 16-5½ | 5.02i(A)...... Jenn Suhr (US) Field Events (out)...... 16-¾ | 4.90...... Yarisley Silva (Cuba) HJ...... 6-8¼ | 2.04...... Brigetta Barrett (Arizona) LJ...... 23-9½ | 7.25...... Brittney Reese (US) PV...... 16-5½ | 5.02i(A) ¶...... Jenn Suhr (adidas) TJ...... 48-10 | 14.88i...... Olha Saladuha (Ukraine) (out, l-a).15-9¾ | 4.82...... Suhr (out)...... 48-8¾ | 14.85...... Saladuha LJ...... 23-9½ | 7.25...... Brittney Reese (Nike) (out)...... 48-8¾ | 14.85...... Caterina Ibargüen (Colombia) TJ...... 46-6¼ | 14.18i...... Andrea Geubelle (Kansas) SP...... 68-10 | 20.98i...... Valerie Adams (New Zealand) (out)...... 45-10¾ | 13.99...... Toni Smith (unattached) DT...... 226-3 | 68.96...... Sandra Perković (Croatia) SP...... 66-5 | 20.24 ¶...... Michelle Carter (Nike) HT...... 258-6 | 78.80...... Tatyana Lysenko (Russia) DT...... 214-10 | 65.49...... Gia Lewis-Smallwood (Nike) JT...... 231-4 | 70.53...... Mariya Abakumova (Russia) HT...... 248-5 | 75.73 ¶...... Amanda Bingson (Nike) Hept...... 6623...... Tatyana Chernova (Russia) JT...... 199-10 | 60.91...... Brittany Borman (Nike) Hept...... 6550...... Sharon Day (Asics)

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