RESULTS
Men: 100 (-0.1): 1 C Coleman 9.81; 2
J Gatlin 9.87; 3 ZHARNEL HUGHES 9.97; 4
CGillespie 10.05; 5 M Rodgers 10.08; 6 A
Gue Cissé CIV 10.12; 7 F Tortu (ITA) 10.21; 8
C Burrell 10.21; 9 T Tracey (JAM) 10.42. 400:
1 M Norman 44.62; 2 Ki Montgomery 45.12;
3 F Kerley 45.33; 4 J Jones (BAR) 45.46; 5
W London 45.57; 6 M Cedenio (TTO) 45.71;
7 M Cherry 45.92; 8 B Taplin (GRN) 45.94;
9 B Thebe (BOT) 46.20. Mile: 1 T Cheruiyot
(KEN) 3:50.49 (1500: 3:36.49); 2 A Souleiman
(DJI) 3:51.22 (3:36.90); 3 F Ingebrigtsen (NOR)
3:51.28 (3:37.04); 4 J Ingebrigtsen (NOR, U20)
3:51.30 (Eur U20 rec) (3:36.81); 5 C Engels
3:51.60 (3:37.80); 6 M Centrowitz 3:52.
(3:37.67); 7 B Blankenship 3:52.51 (3:37.27);
8 S Tefera (ETH) 3:53.50 (3:37.13); 9 B Birgen
(KEN) 3:54.32 (3:38.27); 10 C Murphy 3:54.
(3:38.31); 11 J Gregorek 3:54.50 (3:38.70);
12 E Manangoi (KEN) 3:57.48 (3:39.38); 13 Y
Kejelcha (ETH) 3:58.24 (3:39.95); 14 N Willis
(NZL) 3:59.55 (3:41.53). 2M: 1 J Cheptegei(UGA) 8:07.54 (3000: 7:36.56); 2 P Chelimo
8:07.59 (7:38.96); 3 S Barega (ETH, U20)
8:08.69 (World U20 rec) (7:36.27); 4 M Ahmed
(CAN) 8:15.76 (7:44.71); 5 D Kiplangat (KEN)
8:16.02 (7:44.59); 6 S McSweyn (AUS) 8:16.
(7:44.87); 7 R Yator (KEN) 8:18.09 (7:45.78); 8 G
Tamire (ETH) 8:18.88 (7:46.06); 9 J Knight (CAN)
8:19.75 (7:46.63); 10 B Yemataw (BRN) 8:20.
(7:47.52); 11 E Jenkins 8:22.37 (7:47.14); 12
K Erassa 8:25.14 (7:47.81); 13 P Tanui (KEN)
8:28.60 (7:55.97); 14 J Soget (KEN) 8:33.
(7:57.13); 15 R Kwemoi (KEN) 8:42.41 (8:06.02).
(110H (0.3): 1 O Ortega (ESP) 13.24; 2 W
Belocian (FRA) 13.29; 3 O McLeod (JAM) 13.29;
4 R Levy (JAM) 13.30; 5 D Allen 13.33; 6 Xie
Wenjun (CHN) 13.36; 7 F Crittenden 13.38; 8 A
Harris 13.39; 9 G Swift (BAR) 13.56. 400H: 1 R
Benjamin 47.16; 2 K McMaster (IVB) 48.94; 3
Y Copello (TUR) 49.37; 4 D Kendziera 49.46; 5
TJ Holmes 49.79; 6 K Rosser 49.87; 7 A Lattin
50.01; 8 L Vaillant (FRA) 50.23; 9 R Mägi (EST)
50.25. PV: 1 A Duplantis (SWE) 5.93 (5.46o,
5.61o, 5.71o, 5.81o, 5.88x, 5.93xo, 6.01xxx);
2 S Kendricks 5.88; 3 P Lisek (POL) 5.71; 4C Nilsen 5.71; 5 C Walsh 5.61; 6 V Lavillenie
(FRA) 5.61; 7 T Braz (BRA) 5.61; 8 R Lavillenie
(FRA) 5.46. SP: 1 D Romani (BRA) 22.61 (S
Am rec) (21.64, 21.92, 22.46, 22.55, 22.61,
22.37); 2 R Crouser 22.17 (22.17, x, 22.02, x,
x, 21.94); 3 T Walsh (NZL) 21.76; 4 M Haratyk
(POL) 21.61; 5 J Kovacs 21.39; 6 D Hill 21.35;
7 T Staněk (CZE) 20.77; 8 P Otterdahl 20.58;
9 K Bukowiecki (POL) 19.28. HS 100 (0.7): 1
A Smith 10.Women: 100 (0.3): 1 M Josée Ta Lou (CIV)
11.02; 2 A Hobbs 11.04; 3 T Daniels 11.13;
4 S Richardson (U20) 11.15; 5 M Ahye (TTO)
11.23; 6 E Gardner 11.24; 7 T Bowie 11.30; 8 S
Fraser-Pryce (JAM) 11.39; 9 M Kambundji (SUI)
11.42. 200 (1.9): 1 B Okagbare (NGR) 22.05; 2
E Thompson (JAM) 22.21; 3 DINA ASHER-SMITH
22.42; 4 S Eid Naser (BRN) 22.51 (rec); 5 J
Prandini 22.53; 6 D Schippers (NED) 22.62;
7 B Brown 22.99; 8 K Jefferson 23.07; 9 I
Lalova-Collio (BUL) 23.12. 800: 1 C Semenya
(RSA) 1:55.70; 2 A Wilson 1:58.36; 3 R Rogers
1:58.65; 4 H Green 1:58.75; 5 H Alemu (ETH)1:59.25; 6 N Goule (JAM) 1:59.82; 7 Wang
Chunyu (CHN) 2:05.68; 8 N Pryshchepa (UKR)
2:50.33. 1500: 1 F Kipyegon (KEN) 3:59.04; 2
LAURA MUIR 3:59.47; 3 S Houlihan 3:59.64; 4
G Tsegay (ETH) 3:59.85; 5 W Nanyondo (UGA)
4:00.09; 6 G DeBues-Stafford (CAN) 4:02.06;
7 J Hull (AUS) 4:02.62; 8 K Grace 4:02.99; 9 H
Lemlem (ETH, U20) 4:06.61; 10 A Efraimson
4:06.77; 11 R Arrafi (MAR) 4:06.78; 12 D Jones
4:07.28; 13 A Embaye (ETH) 4:14.47; 14 W
Chebet (KEN) 4:24.51; 15 L Hall (AUS) 4:24.78.
3000: 1 S Hassan (NED) 8:18.49 (Eur rec); 2 K
Klosterhalfen (GER) 8:20.07 (rec, Eur U23 rec);
3 L Gidey (ETH) 8:20.27 (Afr rec); 4 G Dibaba
(ETH) 8:21.29; 5 LAURA WEIGHTMAN 8:26.07; 6 H
Obiri (KEN) 8:27.26; 7 A Tirop (KEN) 8:27.51; 8 C
Kipkirui (KEN) 8:31.45; 9 T Fantu (ETH) 8:32.10;
10 M Kipkemboi (KEN) 8:32.96; 11 S Teferi (ETH)
8:36.26; 12 L Rengeruk (KEN) 8:37.31; 13 H
Feysa (ETH) 8:40.79; 14 K Schweizer 8:42.15;
15 D Scott Efurd (RSA) 8:43.88; 16 B Chebet
(KEN, U20) 8:53.60; 17 W Kelati (ERI) 8:53.
(rec); 18 A Ayana (ETH) 8:57.16. 3000sc: 1 B
Chepkoech (KEN) 8:55.58; 2 E Coburn 9:04.90;3 H Jepkemoi (KEN) 9:05.81; 4 D Jepkemei
(KEN) 9:08.45; 5 C Frerichs 9:09.75; 6 N Tanui
(KEN) 9:10.61; 7 C Quigley 9:11.41; 8 C Chespol
(KEN) 9:12.37; 9 W Yavi (BRN) 9:12.98; 10 P
Chemutai (UGA) 9:24.32; 11 M Chepkurui
(KEN, U20) 9:25.32; 12 R Chepngetich
(KEN) 9:27.10; 13 A Ostrander 9:31.44; 14 M
Lawrence 9:33.48; 15 G Krause (GER) 9:35.67;
16 Xu Shuangshuang (CHN) 9:49.80. HJ: 1
M Lasitskene (RUS) 2.04 (1.84o, 1.88o, 1.92o,
1.95o, 1.98o, 2.00o, 2.02o, 2.04o, 2.08xxx);
2 V Cunningham 2.00 (1.84o, 1.88o, 1.92o,
1.95xo, 1.98xo, 2.00o, 2.02xxx); 3 Y Mahuchikh
(UKR, U20) 2.00 (U20 rec) (1.79xo, 1.84o, 1.88o,
1.92xo, 1.95xo, 1.98o, 2.00xo); 4 Y Levchenko
(UKR) 1.95; 5 E Kinsey (SWE) 1.95; 6 L Spencer
(LCA) 1.92; 7 N McDermott (AUS) 1.88. SP: 1
Gong Lijiao (CHN) 19.79 (19.00, 19.46, 19.55,
19.52, 19.79, x); 2 D Thomas-Dodd (JAM) 19.26;
3 C Ealey 19.23; 4 A Dubitskaya (BLR) 18.98; 5
C Schwanitz (GER) 18.77; 6 M Carter 18.21; 7 M
Ewen 18.04; 8 P Guba (POL) 17.54; 9 A Márton
(HUN) 17.46. HS 100 (1.5): 1 K Davis 11.43; 2 J
Jamison 11.44; 3 T Davies 11.@ATHLETICSWEEKLY
was won by Timothy Cheruiyot in a
world outdoor lead of 3:50.49 from
Ayanleh Souleiman (3:51.22), Filip
(3:51.28) and Jakob Ingebrigtsen
(3:51.30). Behind, Olympic champion
Matt Centrowitz was fifth, world
indoor record-holder Samuel Tefera
eighth after clashing with Jakob
Ingebrigtsen on the final bend and
Yomif Kejelcha an under par 13th.
World record-holder Beatrice
Chepkoech front-ran to a 3000m
steeplechase victory in a world lead
of 8:55.58 and there was drama
behind as world champion Emma
Coburn fell on a barrier entering
the back straight mid-race before
getting up to finish a fine second in
9:04.90.
Caster Semenya returned to
racing with a commanding win
in the women’s 800m in a meet
record 1:55.70 ahead of Ajee Wilson.
The South African has been barred
from racing distances from 400m
to the mile for most of this season
due to IAAF rules relating to gender
and testosterone levels but she
is currently free to compete after
a court ruling and she made the
most of the opportunity at Stanford
with a fast time.
Another high-quality performance
came from Rai Benjamin in the400m hurdles as he won in style
in a world lead of 47.16, well clear
of runner-up Kyron McMaster’s
48.94. The American was always in
control as he fell just outside his
PB of 47.02 and his time hinted at a
potential sub-47 clocking to come.
In the men’s pole vault, Mondo
Duplantis beat Sam Kendricks in
an entertaining competition with a
best of 5.93m. Duplantis represents
Sweden but studies in the United
States so felt very much at home as
he faced American Kendricks in a
competitive clash.
Marie-Josee Talou won the
women’s 100m in 11.02 (0.3)as a strong field failed to put
up a challenge in a strange,
anticlimactic race. This was
epitomised by Shelly-Ann
Fraser-Pryce – the Jamaican
sprints legend finishing way down
in eighth in 11.39.
Elsewhere, Mariya Lasitskene
of Russia was in imperious high
jump form again with a 2.04m win,
Orlando Ortega took the men’s
110m hurdles in 13.24 (0.3), Lijiao
Gong of China won the women’s
shot put with 19.79m and American
Mike Norman was the only man to
break 45 seconds in the 400m as
he clocked 44.62.Darlan
Romani:
surprise
shot winRai Benjamin:
commanding
form at 400m
hurdlesCaster Semenya:
winning return
to 800m racing