OVERSEAS
AUSTRALIA
Albert Park 10km, Melbourne,
July 14
Men: 10km: 9 NICK EARL 29:45; 32 FRANKIE
CONWAY 31:25BELGIUM
Liège, July 17
Men: 300: 1 C Munyai (RSA) 32.45; 2 J Leitis
(LAT) 32.93; 3 T Lange (GER) 32.94; 3000sc:
1 W Kones (KEN) 8:23.11; 2 M Tindoufti (MAR)
8:23.44; 3 H Sigueni (MAR) 8:24.09; 4 N Bett
(KEN) 8:27.13; 5 R Mokopane (RSA) 8:28.75; 6 J
Gay (CAN) 8:28.96; 7 JAMAINE COLEMAN 8:31.02;
12 JONATHAN HOPKINS 8:42.21; 13 IEUAN
THOMAS 8:42.57. 110H (0.0): 1 S Brathwaite
(BAR) 13.42; 2 N Hough (AUS) 13.52; 3 D Carter
(JAM) 13.64. 400H: 1 M Kasse Hann (FRA)
50.09; 2 JACOB PAUL 50.20. PV: 1 R Koppelaar
(NED) 5.71; 2 M Vloon (NED) 5.61. Women: 100
(1.0): 1 M Ahye (TTO) 11.25. 800: 1 E Jerotich
(KEN) 2:02.30. 1500: 1 S Bayoulgn (ISR) 4:11.37
(rec); 2 SARAH INGLIS 4:11.51; 6 STEPHIE
PENNYCOOK 4:24.28; 16 HANNAH CAMERON
4:34.80. 3000sc: 1 G Lalonde (CAN) 9:32.90;
2 I Sánchez (ESP) 9:35.06; 3 R Donegan (AUS)
9:37.38; 4 F Cherono (KEN) 9:39.53; 5 B Casetta
(ARG) 9:40.05; 6 I Van Der Reijken (NED) 9:43.93;
7 G Winkcup (AUS) 9:45.98; 8 R Yoshimura (JPN)
9:49.30 (U20 rec); 9 C Chepkurui (KEN) 9:49.42;
10 C Robles (ESP) 9:49.90. 400H: 1 R Tracey
(JAM) 56.53. HJ: 7 NIKKI MANSON 1.76
Men: 3000SC: 7 JAMAINE COLEMAN 8:31.02;
12 JONATHAN HOPKINS 8:42.21; 13 IEUAN
THOMAS 8:42.57. Women: 1500: 2 SARAH
INGLIS 4:11.51; 6 STEPHIE PENNYCOOK 4:24.28;
16 HANNAH CAMERON 4:34.80. HJ: 7 NIKKI
MANSON 1.76.
Heusden, July 20
Men: 200 (1.4): 1 C Munyai (RSA) 20.04; 2 J
Borlée 20.88. 800: 1 A Kipketer (KEN) 1:45.05;
2 T Makhloufi (ALG) 1:45.33; 3 C Kipruto (KEN)
1:45.38. B: 4 Z Curran (IRL) 1:48.29;5 CANAAN
SOLOMON 1:48.35. 1500: 1 A Iguider (MAR)
3:36.54; 2 K Berglund 3:36.80; 3 I Kimeli
3:37.90; 4 A Mechaal (ESP) 3:38.03; 5 O Hoare
(AUS) 3:38.24; 6 B Kiprugut (KEN) 3:38.61; 8
J Holusa (CZE) 3:40.20. B: 1 L Mathews (AUS)
3:37.55; 2 R Hunter (AUS) 3:37.66; 3 K Endale
(ETH) 3:37.94; 4 J Hansen (AUS) 3:38.10. 5000:
1 E Cheserek (KEN) 13:04.44; 2 S Waithaka
(KEN) 13:05.21; 3 R Ringer (GER) 13:14.43; 4A Rop (BRN) 13:15.25; 5 H Ingebrigtsen (NOR)
13:15.38; 6 I Hassan Bouh (DJI) 13:20.50; 7
A Petros (GER) 13:22.52; 8 H Tanaka (JPN)
13:22.72; 9 M Foppen (NED) 13:25.89; 10 S Moen
(NOR) 13:30.07. B: 12 ADAM CLARKE 14:16.72. C:
5 SOL SWEENEY 13:54.89. F: 5 THOMAS BUTLER
14:30.49. 110H (2.4): 1 N Hough (AUS) 13.44; 2
T Kanai (JPN) 13.53; 3 M Obasuyi 13.56. 400H:
1 JACOB PAUL 50.13; 2 Y Matsushita (JPN) 50.17.
LJ: 1 S Shiroyama (JPN) 8.32w; 2 N Yamakawa
(JPN) 8.01w. SP: 1 B Bertemes (LUX) 21.02; 2
M Hassan (EGY) 20.17.: National: 800: 1 ALEX
BOTTERILL (U20) 1:47.81. B: 1 WILL SNOOK
1:50.52. 1500: 1 A Coscoran (IRL) 3:40.79; 5
ANDREW SMITH 3:43.13; 6 PHIL SESEMANN
3:43.23. B: 11 FINTAN STEWART 3:58.73. C: 4
EUAN CAMPBELL 3:52.56. Women: 800: 1 H
Nakaayi (UGA) 1:59.96; 2 C Hering (GER) 2:00.89;
3 E Jerotich (KEN) 2:01.11; 4 N Yarigo (BEN)
2:02.09. 1500: 1 A Praught Leer (JAM) 4:06.25;
2 E Guerrero (ESP) 4:06.92; 3 E Vanderelst
4:07.53; 4 C Granz (GER) 4:07.89; 5 M Pérez
(ESP) 4:09.88. 5000: 1 E Taye (ETH) 14:53.16;
2 J Rotich (KEN) 15:09.95; 3 S Bayoulgn (ISR)
15:11.19; 4 M Koster (NED) 15:17.20; 5 E Chebet
(UGA) 15:18.05; 6 H Niiya (JPN) 15:20.03; 7 R
Cliff (CAN) 15:21.12; 8 SARAH INGLIS 15:25.01.
100H (2.1): 1 A Sene (FRA) 12.97; 2 E Berings
12.97. 400H: 1 S Slott Petersen (DEN) 55.86;
2 R Tracey (JAM) 56.46. HJ: 1 C Orcel 1.91; 2
M Černjul (SLO) 1.88; eq4 P Rogan (IRL) 1.84;
7 NIKKI MANSON 1.80. PV: 1 M Kylypko (UKR)
4.46. National 800: B: 10 HANNAH CAMERON
2:11.03. 1500: 10 STEPHIE PENNYCOOK 4:32.68COSTA RICA
Pan-American U20 Champs; San José,
July 18-21
HELPED by the altitude, there were world
under-20 records for three US relay teams,
breaking marks set by US teams at the World
Junior Championships at Grosseto in 2004.
The women’s 4x400m record of 3:24.02
was also a world-leading senior time.
The men’s 4x100m team sped tound in
38.62 and their 4x400m aquadtook the record
from 3:01.09 to 2:59.30.
Matthew Boling was in both men’s teams
and also won the 100m and 200m to claim a
record four gold medals.
Brazilian Alison dos Santos won the 400m
hurdles in 48.49 to go third on the world
all-time junior list.
U20 men: 100 (0.5) 1 M Boling (USA) 10.11.
200 (-0.8): 1 Boling 20.31 (20.51/1.5 ht); 2 KLightner (USA) 20.56. 400: 1 J Robinson (USA)
45.04; 2 M Daley (CAN) 45.62; 3 B McPherson
(JAM) 45.97. 800: 1 R Neri (MEX) 1:49.10. 1500:
1 F Malleck (CAN) 3:47.05. 5000: 1 J Desonuza
(CAN) 15:17.17. 10,000: 1 D Kilrea (USA)
30:49.45. 3000sc 1 C Gómez (MEX) 9:11.05.
110H: 1 E Edwards (USA) 13.11w; 2 T Brown
(USA) 13.36; 3 A Cargill (JAM) 13.56 (13.40/1.4 ht).
400H: 1 A dos Santos (BRA) 48.49 (S Am U20
rec); 2 J Smith (USA) 49.84. HJ: 1 E Portillo
(MEX) 2.18. PV: 1 B Ellis (USA) 5.35. LJ: 1 W
Pinnock (JAM) 7.82/-0.7. TJ : 1 G Moreno (COL)
16.40/ 5.7 (16.26/1.4). SP: 1 O Ogbonnia (USA)
20.72; 2 J Sobota (USA) 20.56; 3 J Vázquez
(CUB) 20.16. DT: 1 C Romero (CHI) 62.07; 2 D
Pérez (CUB) 61.48. HT: 1 R Hamilton (CAN)
75.35; 2 R Mencia (CUB) 71.34. JT: 1 T Pedigo
(USA) 76.95; 2 L M da Silva (BRA) 74.51. Dec:
1 Y Hernández CUB 7254. 4x100: 1 USA (A
Smith, J Ofotan, M Moore, Boling) 38.62 (world
U20 rec; 2 JAM 39.20; 3 BRA 39.42. 4x400:
1 USA (F Lewis, Boling, M Moorer, J Robinson)
2:59.30 (world U20 rec); 2 JAM 3:00.99 (CAC
U20 rec); 3 BRA 3:02.84 (S.Am U20 rec); 4 BAR
3:03.86 (U20 rec). 10,000W: 1 C Córdoba
(MEX) 42:26.83, Women:100 (-1.4): 1 B
Williams (JAM) 11.38; 2 T Davies (USA) 11.39; 3
B Presley (USA) 11.41 (11.24w/4.9 ht). 200 (1.4)
1 L Thomas (USA) 22.80. 400: 1 K Davis (USA,
U16) 51.61 (52.27 ht); 2 A Holmes (USA) 52.59
(51.76 ht). 800: 1 A Mu (USA) 2:05.50. 1500: 1
M Smith (CAN) 4:25.47. 3000: 1 B MacDougall
(CAN) 9:23.23. 5000: 1 S Mamani (PER) 17:16.59.
3000sc: 1 L Olivere (USA) 10:12.16. 100H (0.6)
1 J Jones (USA) 13.20, 400H: 1 J Moreira (BRA)
55.94 (S.Am U20 rec); 2 M Russell (USA) 56.29.HJ: 1 S Barnes (USA) 1.83. PV: N Campbell
(USA) 4.15. LJ: 1 C Bryant (USA) 6.15/0.7. TJ : 1 L
Brown (JAM) 13.22/4.3. SP: 1 T Tutti (CAN) 15.95.
DT: 1 M Matheus (CUB) 59.53. HT: 1 L Arleen
Collia (CUB) 62.36. JT: 1 Y Angulo (ECU) 58.96
(rec). Hep: 1 A Hall (USA) 5847. 4x100: 1 (USA)
43.51; 2 JAM 44.36; 3 CAN) 44.42. 4x400 1 USA
(A Holmes, K Harris, Z Hilman, K Davis) 3:24.02
(world U20 rec); 2 CAN 3:30.68 (U20 rec);
3 JAM 3:31.34; 4 BRA 3:34.52 (S.Am U20 rec).
10,000W: 1 G Morejón (ECU) 44:46.02CZECH REPUBLIC
Tabor, July 17
Men: 100 (1.3): 3 THEO ETIENNE 10.43. Ht1
(1.5): 1 ETIENNE 10.47. 400: r1: 5 GRANT
PLENDERLEITH 47.51FINLAND
Lapinlahti, July 17
Men: 100: r1 (1.2): 2 RECHMIAL MILLER 10.52.
1500: 5 ANDREW SMITH 3:46.14. PV: 2 JOEL
LEON BENITEZ 5.30FRANCE
Sotteville les Rouen, July 16
YAIME PÉREZ went top of the world discus
rankings as she won with a PB 69.39m from
her Cuban compatriot Denia Caballero, the
previous world leader who threw 69.08m.
Men: 100 (0.6): 1 A Cissé (CIV) 10.13; 2 T Dlodlo
(RSA) 10.16; 4 C Lemaitre 10.28. 200 (0.9):
1 Lemaitre 20.46; 2 J John 20.73. 800: 1 A
Kipketer (KEN) 1:45.59; 2 T Makhloufi (ALG)
1:46.33; 3 N Kipkoech (KEN) 1:46.59; 6 ANDREW
OSAGIE 1:48.34. 3000 : 1 A Iguider (MAR) 7:40.71;
2 T Worku (ETH) 7:49.56; 3 M Ayoub Tiouali (BRN)
7:49.86. 110H (0.7): 1 Y Al-Yoha (KUW) 13.41;
2 Di Bascou 13.45; 3 A Riley (JAM) 13.48; 4 V
Parakhonka (BLR) 13.56; 5 A Alkana (RSA) 13.59.
HJ: 1 T Ivanov (BUL) 2.23; 5 ALLAN SMITH 2.15.
TJ : 1 A Melo (BRA) 17.20; 2 T Veszelka (SVK)
16.86w; 3 J Pontvianne 16.72; 4 Y Triki (ALG)
16.67; 5 A Singh (IND) 16.63; 6 A Fyodorov (ANA)
16.57. Women 100 (1.3): 1 C Horn (RSA) 11.14;
2 M Ahouré (CIV) 11.23; 3 O Ombissa-Dzangue
11.25; 4 D Vaisman (ISR) 11.29 (rec). 400: 1
LAVIAI NIELSEN 51.71; 2 S Wimbley (USA) 51.84;
3 I Baumgart-Witan (POL) 52.49; 4 M Hołub-
Kowalik (POL) 52.83. 1500: 1 Q Jebiwott Kiprop
(KEN) 4:08.02; 2 C Bobocea (ROU) 4:08.70;
5 M Cherono (KEN) 4:11.62; 9 AMY GRIFFITHS
4:15.56. 100H (1.9): 1 T Amusan (NGR) 12.49;
2 Q Claye (USA) 12.63; 3 S Compper 12.98. PV:
1 Y Silva (CUB) 4.70. DT: 1 Y Pérez (CUB) 69.39;STEVE SMYTHE
RESULTS EDITORGEBRHIWET DOUBLE
WHAT a few days for Hagos Gebrhiwet.
The 25-year-old Ethiopian has picked up
minor medals in the 2013 and 2015 World
Championships and 2016 Olympics but has
previously struggled to win the big races but this
appears to be changing.
He won a loaded Ethiopian 10,000m trials in a
world-leading 26:48.95 and then a few days later
outkicked Jakob Ingebrigtsen with a 53-second
last 400m to win the Diamond League 5000m at
London in 13:01.86.
The time, though fast, was only his 10th
quickest but he had not won in any of his nine
fastest races despite a 12:55 top 10 average and
12:45.82 PB.Performance of the week: Hagos Gebrhiwet
TALKING POINTS
OF THE WEEK
EUROPEAN JUNIOR
THE highlight of a superb
European Under-20
Championships for Britain
was the clean sweep in the
men’s 800m.
When you think that came
without UK record-holder
Max Burgin and on the same
weekend another talented
junior, Aex Botterill, was
winning in Belgium in 1:47.81.
Curiously, although
Britain won five of the six
800m medals in Sweden,
they picked up just a single
bronze in the combined
1500m, 3000m, 5000m and
steeplechase in both men’s
and women’s events.
Will the two-lap success
at junior level eventually filter
down to the longer events?
RESULTS
FOR those new to the results
pages some of the data may
be overwhelming and hard to
fathom.
To save space, for example,
AW does not put the home
athlete’s country code in. For
example, in Swedish meets it
does not say (SWE).
RESULTS OVERSEAS
STATISTICS
W10,000 2019 lists
Letesenbet Gidey (ETH) 30:37.89
Ne tsanet Gudeta (ETH) 30:40.85
Senbere Teferi (ETH) 30:45.14
Zeineba Yimer (ETH) 30:46.24
Emily Sisson (USA) 30:49.57
Dere Dida (ETH) 30:51.86
Tsehay Gemechu (ETH) 30:53.11
Gete Alemayehu (ETH) 30:53.32
Girmawit Gebrzihair (ETH) 30:53.33
Tsige Gebrseselama (ETH)30:57.54MARK SHEARMANHagos Gebrhiwet:
winner in London