MIKE KENEDY SUMMARIES
BOYS
Finals
400 METERS
Zach Chandy (Sage Hill, Newport Harbor, Ca.), running in lane five got out with Adam Al-Nour of Sudan and was able to maintain contact through 300 meters before beginning to fade. Julius Kirwa of Kenya, one lane inside of Chandy began slowly but worked his way up to fourth at 200 metes and took over second with 100 meters and although he closed on Al- Nour he had to settle for second, 46.56 to 46.70. Bryshon Nellum (Poly, Long Beach, Ca.), who was drawn into lane one after finishing second in his heat, ran a very intelligent race, working his way up through the field and grabbed third from Chandy, 46.81 to 47.29. Both Nellum and Chandy set personal bests as did Al-Nour and Kirwa. It marked the second straight year that Sudan has taken home the gold medal.
800 METERS
Robin Schembera of Germany took the field threw 200 meters in 25.35 before Jan Masenamela of South Africa assumed the lead at 400 meters in 52.21. By 600 meters, passed in 1:21.83 the two plus Shaka Ntsimako of Botswana had been joined by Kenyan duo of Gilbert Keter and Jackson Kivuna. Keter made the first move and took over the lead at the head of the final straightaway and was soon joined by Kivuna and finished 1-2 in 1:48.42 and 1:48.57. Keter’s time brok the old championship record of 1:48.79 set by Mohammed Al Salhi of Saudia Arabia in 2003.
2,000-METER STEEPLECHASE
Bisluke Kiplagat of Kenya led a group of five through the first six laps before Tareg Taher of Barundi took the lead and raced to a world youth record of 5:23.95 to break the old mark of 5:27.64 set by Roland Rutto of Kenya in 2003. Also bettering the old mark were Abel Mutai of Kenya at 5:24.69, Kiplagat at 5:24.87 and Abdelghani Ait Bahmad of Morocco at 5:26.52. The first nine finishers set personal best. It marked the first time in four editions of these championships that a Kenyan had not won.
LONG JUMP
Chris Noffke of Australia won the competition on his first jump of 25-2 ½ and then contined with jumps of 24-7¾, 25-4, 26-1¾ with a wind of 2.2, 22-10 ½ before his final effort of 26-1 with a legal wind of 0.8. Tiberiu of Romania was second after the first round with a wind aided 24-8 ½ and stayed there when he fouled his last three efforts. Cleiton Sabino of Brazil was third after his first round jump of 24-5 and remained although improving to with a legal jump of 24-7 on his final effort.
HAMMER THROW
Walter Henning (St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, N.Y.), who threw a personal best of 226-5 with the 5-kilo (11.4 pounds) implement in the preliminaries, improved to 232-7 in the finals to place eighth. Sandor Palhegyi of Hungary first throw of 252-11 was good enough to win the competition but he later improved to 268-8. Artem Vynnyk of Ukraine finished second with a third round toss of 255-6. Alexander Smith of Great Britain jumped from fifth to third with a final round effort of 242-0.
Preliminaries
800 METERS
First Round (first 2 in each heat plus next four fastest qualify for semifinals)
1,500 METERS
Heat 1—Merihun Crespi of Italy and Ander Olivier of South Africa led the field through 400 in 62.27 before Abdubaker Kaki of Sudan, who has a best of 3:44.81, and Bader Bader of Bahrain, took over and toyed with the field for the rest of the way running. Bader won the final sprint as the two clocked, 3:49.29. Kaki was second in 3:49.73 and Allan Brett of Canada was third at 3:52.75.
Heat 2—Dumisane Hlaselo of South Africa was the leader at 400 in 64.84 before he was joined by Belai Ali of Behrain, the world youth record holder at 3:33.86, at 800 meters in 2:08.42. A pack of seven passed was clocked at 2:55.30 with one lap to go and passed 1200 at 3:10.65 before Ali pulled away to win in 3:51.19. Fouad Elkaam of Morocco was second in 3:52.49 followed by Jordan Chipangama of Zambia in third at 3:52.55 and Hlaselo in fourth at 3:53.01.
Heat 3—1. The field covered the first two laps in 63.93 and 2:07.01 before Sami Jaouhar of Morocco moved to the lead and was then joined by Ciaran O’Lionaird of Ireland as the two were 2:54.31 with a lap to go and 3:09.84 after three laps. However, Leonard Kiplagat of Kenya and Justin Marpole-Bird of Canada overtook the leaders to go 1-2 in 3:53.45 and 3:53.84. O’Lionaird was third in 3:54.14 and Matthew Oloe of Australia was fourth in 3:54.50.
400 LOW HURDLES
First Round (first three in each heat plus next four fastest to semifinals)
Heat 1—David Klech (California, Danville, Ca.) got out well and led the entire way to win in 51.84 to equal the best youth division (33 inch hurdles) time in the world, which is held by Wiekus Jonck of South Africa, who finished second to Klech in 52.97. Vyacheslav Sakayev of Russia was third in 53.56. Abdulraoof Mohammed of Qatar was fourth in 53.69 and advanced on time.
Heat 2—Robert Kigen of Kenya entered with a hand time of 52.7 but given that he has little competition in his home country it is not surprising that he won. What is surprising is that given a hurdling form that is more suited to the steeplechase, it is amazing he ran 51.40 to take over the world lead from Klech and Jonck. Adel Asseri of Saudia Arabia was second at 52.80 and Sanbtiago Albero of Spain was third in 53.21.
Heat 3—Abdulagadir Idriss of Sudan entered with no time but that didn’t seem to matter as the tall long-legged runner took of very fast and was never challenged in has 51.42 win which no ranks him second in the world. Victor Valentin of Puerto Rico ran a last hard 100 to get up for second in 52.71 passing Christoph Kaesmacher of Germany, who finished third in 52.85. Tim Greer (Hiram, Ga.) was fourth in 53.09 and Pieter Botha of South Africa was fifth in 53.40. Both advanced on time.
Heat 4—Mohammed Daak of Saudia Arabia started slowed then moved through the field to win easily in 51.40 to equal the fastest time in the world. Romel Lewis was second in 52.02 and Saliah Dar of the Sudan was third in 52.49. Ching-Chun Wang of Tiawan was fourth in 52.62 and advanced on time.
POLE VAULT
12 Qualify for Final
Scott Roth (Granite Bay, Ca.) had no missed in making the automatic standard of 15-9 but Jordan Scott (Oconee County, Watkinsville, Ga.), who opened at 15-9, and cleared only on his third attempt. Svit Pintar of Slovenia, Albert Valez of Spain, Jan Kudlicka of Czech Republic and Marvin Reitze of Germany were the only other jumpers to make the final without a miss.
TRIPLE JUMP
12 Qualify for Final
The top three qualifiers were Zhivko Petkov of Bulgaria at 51-11, Hector Fuentes of Cuba at 51-10 and Stanislav Ionov of Russia at 51-6½. There were no U.S. entrants.
DISCUS
12 Qualify for Final
Darius Savage (Morse, San Diego, Ca.) managed just one fair throw in Group A and finished with a best of 148-8 and did not advance. Antonio Silva of Portugal was the top qualifier at 196-0 followed by Ulf Ankerling of Sweden at 191-0 and Ali Shahrokhi of Iran at 188-9.
GIRLS
Finals
400 METERS
Nawal El Jack of Sudan started conservatively but then just blasted the back stretch and despite Danijela Grgic of Croathia and Aymee Martinez of Cuba staying in touch around the turn, Jack continued to lead. Jack was able to maintain her momentum until she began to faulter in the final 100 meters but she had enough to hold off Grgic for the win, 51.19 to 51.30. Jack and Grgic now ran 1-2 in the world. Martinez of Cuba was third in 52.04. Brandi Cross (Marshall, Missouri City, Tx.) tried to maintain contact with the top three down the backstretch but could not make up any ground over the final 200 and finished fourth in 53.34.
1,500 METERS
Yuriko Kobayashi of Japan took the race out at a blistering pace passing 400 in 65.29 and 800 in 2:14.22 and then was joined by Sheila Chepkirui of Kenya. The two were at 3:05.66 0 with one lap remaining before Chepkirui pulled away to win in 4:12.29 with Kobayashi second at 4:13.96. Bizuhesh Mohammed of Ethiopia was third at 4:19.34 and Maya Iino of Japan was fourth in 4:23.06.
400-METER LOW HURDLES
Ebony Collins (Wilson, Long Beach, Ca.), running in lane two, began cautiously but pulled even with Lauren Boden of Australia, running in lane three, on the back stretch. From that point on Collins ran flawlessly and finished in 55.96 to improve on her own world best. The time is also the third best ever high school time best time behind Leslie Maxie (Woodside, Ca.), who ran 55.20 in the U.S. Olympic trials in 1984 and Lashinda Demus (Wilson, Long Beach, Ca.), who ran 55.76 in 2001. The world youth record is the 55.20 run by Maxie. Boden finished second in 58.30, Aya Miyahara of Japan was third in 59.72 and Yisel Valasco of Cuba was fourth in 59.67.
HIGH JUMP
Biwei Gu of China had no misses through her winning at 6-1½. Sophia Begg of Australia and Yekaterina Yevseyeva of Kazakstan both cleared 6-0 ¾ with Begg gaining the silver medal when she made that height on her first attempt. Desirae Gonder (Stockdale, Bakersfield, Ca.) cleared 5-7 on her second attempt but then had three misses at 5-8¾ to finish 12th.
Preliminaries
800 METERS
Heat 1—Katherine Katsanevakis of Australia and Juma Khatun Sk of India separated themselves from the rest of the field to qualify easily in 2:09.14 and 2:09.89. Lisa Egami of Canada was third in 2:13.89.
Heat 2—Emma Jackson of Great Britain took the early lead through fractions of 30.67 and 64.49. Galina Posashkova of Russia, who was seventh at 400 moved through the field easily passing 600 meters in 1:37.95 and went on to win in 2:09.25. Jackson was second in2:09.60 and Christian Perez of Spain was third in 2:11.60.
Heat 3—The field went by the 400 in a pedestrian 69.36 with every one in contention. Carolyn Plateau of Great Britain just blasted the backstretch opening up a 15 meter advantage and passing 600 in 1:41.52 but was caught by Flavious Kwamboka of Kenya in the fin 60 meters, 2:11.27 to 2:11.62. Jennifer Biewald of Canada was third in 2:13.00.
Heat 4—Devon Williams (Central, Towson, Md.) had the early lead at 30.85 and 1:05.68 but was closely followed by Angela Wagner of South Africa. The two were joined by Daniela Donisa of Romania at 600 meters, passed in 1:39.74. Donisa was strongest at the end winning in 2:10.74 with Wagern second at 2:10.88 and Williams third at 2:11.04 and advanced as a time qualifier.
Heat 5—Samahan Laatiris of Morocco had the lead at 200 meters in 30.96 and was joined by Sabrina Buchrucker of Germany at 400 in 1:05.36 but Winny Chebet took over down the backstretch for the second time and passed 600 in 1:38.86. Only Buchrucker was able to stay with Chebet as the two finished in 2:10.56 and 32:11.28. Merve Aydin of Turkey was third in 2:13.12.
Heat 6—Amina Laib of Algeria and Latavia Thomas (West Cathloic, Philadelphia, Pa.) were at the lead after 200 passed in 30.42. Aiko Hirota of Japan, Elena Batrinu of Romania and Thomas were together at 63.89 after 400 meters. Those three were joined by Halima Hachlaf of Marocco and Nandi Meyer of South Africa at 600 meters passed in 1:38.99. Hachlaf and Williams then pulled away from the field with Hachlaf finishing very strongly to win, 2:09.35 to 2:10.17. Nandi Meyer was third in 2:11.92.
SHOTPUT
12 Qualify for Final
Kamorean Hayes (Harding, Charlotte, N.C.) was the top qualifier from Group B and the second best qualifers with a put of 47-10. Jenny Svoboda (Howells, Nb.) also advanced with a put of 42-0. Simone Du Toit of South Africa was the top qualifier at 49-4 ½ on her on ly effort.
HAMMER THROW
12 Qualify for Final
Anna Bulgakova of Russia was the top qualifier at 193-9 followed by Bianca Perie of Romania at 189-4 and Dora Levai of Hungary at 184-4. There were no U.S. entrants.
USATF REPORT
Collins golden in record time at World Youth
Marrakech, Morocco - Ebony Collins cruised to a championship record time in winning another gold medal for Team USA at the 2005 World Youth Championships at Sidi Youssef Ben Ali Stadium in Morocco.
Collins of Los Angeles, Calif., ran smoothly over each hurdle in 55.96 seconds to win her second medal in a personal best time by two seconds in girls 400m hurdles. "I ran over the hurdles instead of just jumping over them like I did in the prelims," said Collins. "I figured if I got a good start and maintain my speed to keep up with the others."
The 16-year-old Collins bettered the girls' 400m hurdles championship record time of 57.54 seconds set in 2003 by Zuzana Hejnova of the Czech Republic. The current world youth record is 55.20 set in 1984 by Leslie Maxie of the U.S. "I saved my energy until the 150/250 mark because I knew I could out sprint the others," Collins continued. On Thursday, Collins helped Team USA give a 1-2 punch in the girls 100m finals as she won silver.
Bryshon Nellum is not used to running in lane #1 in the 400m, but it seemed to work as he ran a personal best to win a bronze medal for Team USA. "Coming out of lane one took a lot of energy and it was hard," said Nellum. "I had to break the stagger from the start just to get in the race." A Los Angeles, Calif., native Nellum finished in 46.81 seconds followed by Zach Chandy (47.29) in fourth place. "I had a great time and surprised that I made the top four," said Chandy. "I was happy just making the finals."
Brandi Cross of Missouri City, Texas just missed a spot on the medal stand in the girls' 400m final finishing in 53.34 seconds. "I'm proud of my accomplishment," said Cross. "I feel like the 400m is the hardest race, but all I can do is learn from this experience and work harder the next go around."
Keeping hope alive, Kamorean Hayes advanced in the girls shot put after she tossed 14.58 meteres/47 feet, 10 inches. "I was very tired today, but I did good enough to get in the finals," said Hayes. A of Charlotte, N.C., native Hayes won Group B heading into the finals with the second best mark. Jenny Svoboda of Howells, Neb., also advanced in the girls' shot put competition with a mark of 12.80m/42-0.
Walter Henning of Long Island, NY tossed a personal best of 70.91m/232-7 to finish eighth in the boys' hammer throw (5kg) final. Desirae Gonder of Bakersfield, Calif., cleared 1.70m/5-7 to finish 12th in the girls' high jump final.
David Klech of San Ramon, Calif., leaped 7.16m/23-6 in the boys' long jump final to finish in ninth-place. Earlier in the evening he ran a world youth leading mark at the time of 51.84 to advance in the boys' 400m hurdles. Timothy Grier of Powder Springs, Ga., also advanced after he ran 53.09 in the 400m hurdles.
In the boys' pole vault competition, Scott Roth of Granite Bay, Calif., and Jordan Scott of Watkinsville, Ga., only had one day to practice on their poles which arrived the day before their competition. Both Roth and Scott cleared 4.80m/15-9 to advance in the boys' pole vault final.
In the qualifying round of the girls' 800m, LaTavia Thomas of Philadelphia, Pa., ran 2:10.17. "My race seemed to be fastest one," said Thomas. "I was just trying to make it to the finish without anyone passing me. The girl from behind kept tapping me on my shoulder to pass me." Devon Williams of Baltimore, Md., ran a personal best time in 2:11.04 to finish second in her heat. Both Thomas and Williams advanced to the next round in the girls 800m.
Darius Savage of San Diego, Calif., tossed 45.32m/148-8 in the qualifying round of the boys' discus throw, but did not advance.
TEAM USA MEDALISTS
GOLD: Bianca Knight (100m); Cordera Jenkins (110m hurdles); Ebony Collins (400m hurdles).
SILVER: Ebony Collins (100m).
BRONZE: Kamorean Hayes (discus throw); Bryshon Nellum (400m).
MEDAL COUNT (Top 3 nations): #1, Kenya 8; #2, USA 6; #3 Australia 4.
IAAF Report
Friday morning
Morning Session 15 July
Friday 15 July 2005
Marrakech - Maiju Mattila and Yana Panteleyeva were separated by only a single point after two events were completed on Friday afternoon at the IAAF/Maroc Telecom World Youth Championships in Marrakech
Although it is still very early in the competition to make predictions, the Finn with a tally of 1910 points and Russian, spiralled to the top of the placings tables after the 100 metres hurdles and high jump.
Rusia also has Tatyana Chernova second quickest of the morning in the high hurdles lying in third position with a score of 1875pts.
Mattila was in eighth position after the first discipline with Panteleyeva making an inconspicious beginning well down in 16th spot.
But high jump performances of 1.78 and 1.81 metres saw them assume pole position before the shot put and 200 metres events take place tonight.
The boys triple jump competition was of a high quality, 13 of the entrants beating the qualification standard of 15.10 metres.
Bulgaria's Zhivko Petkov produced the furthest distance in Group A with a leap of 15.82m while in the second group Hector Dairo Fuentes of Cuba led the way with a 15.80m clearance.
Simone du Toit after winning the discus silver medal on Thursday, was back on centre stage in the girls shot put.
The South African with a throw of 15.05m finished well clear of her nearest rivals who will be fighting for the gold medal. The USA's Kamorean Hayes threw 14.58m and Bo Li of China 14.47m.
Anna Bulgakova led the hammer qualifiers with a best effort of 59.07m. The Russian was followed by Bianca Perie of Romania (57.72m) and Hungary's Dora Levai who threw 56.28m.
IAAF FRIDAY AFTERNOON
An Afternoon of Best Performances in Marrakech
Saturday 16 July 2005
Marrakech - Adam Mohammed Al-Nour and Nawal El Jack after showing rock solid consistency in their preliminary rounds, were crowned IAAF/Maroc Telecom World Youth 400 metres champions.
The pair of Sudanese rookies running with the abandonment their lack of experience has yet to curtail, scored a glorious double for their nation in Marrakech.
El Jack was phenomenal in all three of her races. On Tuesday she set a world leader for the year of 52.22 seconds then 24 hours later smashed the four-year-old championship record belonging to the USA's Stephanie Smith.
Her fluent short but speedy steps, carried her to to a mark of 51.83sec when winning her semi-final which bettered Smith's four-year-old time of 52.19sec.
Whether she could go quicker after two hard races was a talking point of the anoraks before the final - but she proved the doubters embarrassingly wrong.
El Jack, head focused on the finishing line when hitting the home straight, found herself for the first time under pressure.
Daniela Grgic was desperately trying to come onto her shoulder, but a short spurt from the pre-race favourite, quickly rid her of the challenge.
However the Croatian's formidable presence acted as a spur and the championship record came tumbling again to a highly respectable 51.19 seconds.
Grgic's reward for making it a tough race, saw her set a personal best of 51.30sec while Cuba's Aymee Martinez although out of contention, claimed the bronze medal in 52.04sec.
Shortly afterwards Al-Nour confirmed his impressions of being best of a good group in the earlier rounds, when clinching his 400m race in 46.56sec.
Coming off the bend, his steady acceleration blew away the challenges of Kenya's Julius Kirwa and Bryshom Nellum, the Kenyan and American like himself setting personal bests of 46.70sec and 46.81sec.
There was an outstanding world youth's 2000m steeplechase best performance when Bahrain's Tareq Mubarek Taher foiled the Kenyan pair of Abel Kiprop Mutai and Bisluke Kipkorir Kiplagat to win in 5min 23.95sec.
Mutai and Kiplagat with times of 5min 24.69sec and 5min 24.87sec, also bettered the former best performance of 5min 27.64sec set by their fellow countryman Ronald Kipchumba Rutto in Liege, Belgium, 18 years ago.
Ebony Collins who ran her fastest-ever 100 metres when claiming the silver medal on Thursday night, was in even better form in her specialty 400m hurdles.
The American with a superlative display of hurdling, dominated the race from start-to-finish, winning in a superfast 55.96sec.
That decimated the championship record of 57.54sec achieved two years ago in Sherbrooke by the Czech Republic's Zuzana Hejnova.
It easily brought her home well clear of Australia's Lauren Boden who clocked 58.30sec and Aya Miyahara from Japan who finished in 59.62sec.
There was a a Kenyan 800m one-two and a championship record for Gilbert Kipkurui Keter who with Jackson Kivuna jumped third placed Jan Masenamenla on the crown of the final bend.
Keter struck 0.37sec from Mohammed Al-Salhi of Saudi Arabia's two-year-old mark of 1min 48.79sec with Kivuna running a personal best 1min 48.37.57sec.
Masenamela of South Africa, disqualifed in his heat but then reinstated, after leading until the final 120 metres finished in 1min 49.73sec.
World 1500m leader Yuriko Kobayashi gallantly ran from the front in her event and only Sheila Chepkirui in a talented field, managed to stay with the blistering pace pounded out.
The Kenyan with 300m remaining eased into the lead with Kobayashi desperately trying to stay in contention with a spirited fightback.
But Chepkirui in the last 100 metres powered away to win in a championship record 4min 12.29sec, easily smashing Australia's Georgie Clark's four year-old championship record of 4min 14.08sec.
Kobayashi who had ran 4min 14.55sec in early June, lowered her personal best to 4min 13.96sec with Ethiopia's Bizunesh Urgesa Mohammed doing likewise, with a time of 4min 19.34sec.
Chris Noffke sealed up the long jump title with a fourth round leap of 7.97m but with it wind-assisted, it was not recognised as a championships record.
However Noffke with his final attempt flew out to a legal mark of 7.95m which bettered by 15 centimetres the performance achieved six years ago in Bydggoszcz by Sheng Yapeng of China.
Tiberiu Talnar of Romania took the silver medal clearing 7.53m while octathlon bronze medallist Cleiton Sabino from Brazil, won another with a legal lifetime best leap of 7.49m.
Biwei Gu won an uneventful high jump with a clearance of just 1.87 metres. Behind the Chinese girl Australia's Sophia Begg took silver on countback ahead of Kazakhstan's Yekaterina Yevseyeva both clearing 1.85m.
Sandor Palhegyi with a huge hammer throw of 81.89m set a championship record, erasing the former mark of 80.11m achieved by his fellow Hungarian Joszef Horvath four years ago.
Ukrainian Artem Vynnyk claimed the silver medal with a best effort of 77.88m while with his last throw Alex Smith won the bronze medal for Great Britain, throwing 73.77m.
The men's 400 hurdles heats saw David Klech of the USA set a world leader for the year of 51.84sec which was then matched by Robert Kigan from Kenya and Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Daak who both ran 51.40sec.
Russia's Yana Panteleyeva and Tatyana Chernova were the pacesetters when the heptathlon's first day of four events came to a conclusion.
Panteleyeva with a score of 3388 points, was leading her team mate by a margin of just 26pts, with Germany's Diane Rach on maintaining a challenge with a tally of 3355pts.
4th IAAF World Youth Championships Marrakech 13/17-Jul-2005
15 07 2005 Results BOYS
Official Results - 400 Metres - Boys - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:40
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 6 669 Adam Mohammed Al-Nour SUD 46.56 (PB) 0.208
2 4 402 Julius Kirwa KEN 46.70 (PB) 0.190
3 1 756 Bryshon Nellum USA 46.81 (PB) 0.166
4 5 745 Zach Chandy USA 47.29 0.158
5 3 94 Jonathan Borlee BEL 48.03 0.167
6 2 735 Samuel Egadu UGA 48.20 0.148
7 8 70 Tristan Garrett AUS 48.31 0.170
8 7 715 Kervin Morgan TRI 48.41 0.166
Official Results - 800 Metres - Boys - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:45
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 5 397 Gilbert Kipkurui Keter KEN 1:48.42 (CR)
2 3 403 Jackson Mumbwa Kivuna KEN 1:48.57 (PB)
3 4 611 Jan Masenamela RSA 1:49.73
4 7 105 Shaka Ntsimako BOT 1:49.76 (PB)
5 8 714 Jamaal James TRI 1:50.31 (PB)
6 2 289 Robin Schembera GER 1:51.63
7 6 53 Nadjim Manseur ALG 1:53.04
8 1 77 Nick Toohey AUS 1:55.18
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 611 Jan Masenamela RSA 53.21
Official Results - 1500 Metres - Boys - Heats
Qual. rule: first 3 of each heat (Q) plus the 3 fastest times (q) qualified
Heat 1 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:00
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 116 Bader Khalil Bader BRN 3:49.29 Q
2 673 Abubaker Kaki SUD 3:49.73 Q (PB)
3 128 Allan Brett CAN 3:52.75 Q (PB)
4 269 Laurence Cox GBR 3:53.18 q
5 616 Andre Olivier RSA 3:53.27 q (PB)
6 424 Saad A.A. Al-Subale KSA 3:57.64 (PB)
7 587 Yasamel Rodriguez PUR 4:03.73
8 344 Merihun Crespi ITA 4:08.80
9 238 Roman Hvalonski EST 4:13.19
10 47 Lotfi Chebli ALG 4:17.57
396 Wesley Cheruiyot KEN DNS
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 344 Merihun Crespi ITA 1:02.27
800m
1 673 Abubaker Kaki SUD 2:05.99
1200m
1 673 Abubaker Kaki SUD 3:07.56
Heat 2 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:06
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 115 Belal Mansoor Ali BRN 3:51.18 Q
2 471 Fouad Elkaam MAR 3:52.49 Q
3 768 Jordan Chipangama ZAM 3:52.55 Q (PB)
4 606 Dumisane Hlaselo RSA 3:53.05 q
5 536 Terefe Ejigu NZL 3:55.23
6 586 Adrian Rodriguez PUR 3:58.46
7 247 Temesgen Tefera Legese ETH 3:59.41
8 81 Namig Asadov AZE 4:02.68
9 455 Aivaras Krakauskas LTU 4:04.17
10 209 Alfons Farran ESP 4:11.85
11 59 Mohammad Y. Athe-R-Al IRQ 4:12.70
12 451 Timothy Kollie LBR 4:40.19
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 606 Dumisane Hlaselo RSA 1:04.84
800m
1 115 Belal Mansoor Ali BRN 2:08.42
1200m
1 606 Dumisane Hlaselo RSA 3:10.65
Heat 3 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:12
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 400 Leonard Kibet Kiplagat KEN 3:53.45 Q
2 134 Justin Marpole-Bird CAN 3:53.84 Q (PB)
3 324 Ciaran O'Lionaird IRL 3:54.14 Q
4 66 Matthew Coloe AUS 3:54.50
5 478 Sami Jaouhar MAR 3:54.55
6 338 Giovanni Boccoli ITA 3:54.95 (PB)
7 542 Matthew Mildenhall NZL 3:56.46
8 647 Anicet Kanyabugoyi RWA 3:59.03 (PB)
9 718 Marouane Chahloul TUN 4:02.94
10 51 Necerddine Hallil ALG 4:03.77
11 264 Pierre Mendy GAM 4:15.03
453 Leeto Hlalele LES DNF
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 324 Ciaran O'Lionaird IRL 1:03.93
800m
1 478 Sami Jaouhar MAR 2:07.01
1200m
1 478 Sami Jaouhar MAR 3:09.84
Official Results - 2000 Metres Steeplechase - Boys - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 21:10
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 120 Tareq Mubarak Taher BRN 5:23.95 (WY)
2 405 Abel Kiprob Mutai KEN 5:24.69 (PB)
3 399 Bisluke Kipkorir Kiplagat KEN 5:24.87 (PB)
4 465 Abdelghani Aït Bahmad MAR 5:26.52 (PB)
5 246 Nahom Mesfin Tariku ETH 5:29.51 (PB)
6 678 Osman Yahya SUD 5:40.26 (PB)
7 381 Atsuro Kikuchi JPN 5:42.13 (PB)
8 178 Jakub Holuša CZE 5:43.39 (PB)
9 485 Nabil Ouhadi MAR 5:43.67 (PB)
10 592 Thamer Kamal Ali QAT 5:49.77
11 46 Mohamed Baouadi ALG 6:08.01
674 Yousif Idriss Musa SUD DNF
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
1000m
1 399 Bisluke Kipkorir Kiplagat KEN 2:39.04
Official Results - 400m hurdles (84.0cm) - Boys - Heats
Qual. rule: first 3 of each heat (Q) plus the 4 fastest times (q) qualified
Heat 1 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:30
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 8 752 David Klech USA 51.84 Q (WYL) 0.261
2 7 608 Wiekus Jonck RSA 52.97 Q 0.180
3 2 639 Vyacheslav Sakayev RUS 53.56 Q 0.181
4 5 593 Abdulraoof Mohammed Mohammed QAT 53.69 q (PB) 0.178
5 4 206 Diego Cabello ESP 53.75 (PB) 0.192
6 6 138 Justin Grinstead CAN 53.77 (PB) 0.132
7 3 308 Miguel Paz GUA 56.29 0.208
Heat 2 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:37
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 4 398 Robert Kigen KEN 51.40 Q (WYL) 0.175
2 3 427 Adel Jaber Asseri KSA 52.80 Q 0.164
3 6 204 Santiago Albero ESP 53.21 Q 0.162
4 8 93 Ricardo Todd BAR 53.80 0.195
5 5 580 David Lopez PUR 53.85 (PB) 0.231
6 7 470 Tariq El Mansouri MAR 55.42 0.173
7 2 102 Adnan Malkic BIH 56.45 0.198
Heat 3 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:44
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 5 672 Abdulagadir Idriss SUD 51.42 Q (PB) 0.176
2 8 583 Victor Valentin PUR 52.71 Q (PB) 0.259
3 3 282 Christoph Kaesmacher GER 52.85 Q 0.183
4 4 748 Timothy Grier USA 53.09 q 0.250
5 1 602 Pieter Botha RSA 53.40 q 0.152
6 2 147 Juan Lopez CHI 54.69 0.149
7 6 501 Juan Pablo Gutierrez MEX 54.90 0.198
8 7 481 Hamza Lazfi MAR 56.59 0.151
Heat 4 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:51
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 4 428 Mohammed Daak KSA 51.40 Q (WYL) 0.198
2 7 365 Romel Lewis JAM 52.02 Q (PB) 0.237
3 6 670 Salih Dar SUD 52.49 Q (PB) 0.147
4 2 697 Ching-Chun Wang TPE 52.62 q 0.175
5 5 332 Gil Sheleg ISR 54.94 0.158
6 8 140 Blake Jones CAN 55.55 0.205
7 3 441 Fahad Faraj KUW 56.51 0.119
1 73 Haidar A. Shanta IRQ DNF 0.159
Official Results - Pole Vault - Boys - Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 4.85m or at least best 12 qualified
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:00
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 236 Albert Vélez ESP 4.80 q
1 662 Svit Pintar SLO 4.80 q
3 569 Lukasz Michalski POL 4.80 q
3 316 Dezsö Szabó HUN 4.80 q (PB)
5 68 Matthew Fryer AUS 4.80 q (PB)
6 760 Jordan Scott USA 4.80 q
7 468 Karim El Mafhoum MAR 4.80 q (PB)
8 635 Leonid Kivalov RUS 4.70
9 682 Jonas Almqvist SWE 4.70
10 255 Nicolas Homo FRA 4.60
10 387 Koichi Suzuki JPN 4.60
614 Gustav Munro RSA NM
700 Meng-Chun Ho TPE NM
281 Raphael Holzdeppe GER NM
Athlete 4.30 4.45 4.60 4.70 4.80 4.85
Meng-Chun Ho - XXX
Raphael Holzdeppe - - - XXX
Gustav Munro XXX
Svit Pintar - O O O O -
Albert Vélez - - O - O -
Dezsö Szabó O O XO O O XX
Lukasz Michalski - - O XO O
Matthew Fryer - - O O XO -
Jordan Scott - - - - XXO -
Karim El Mafhoum - XO O - XXO -
Leonid Kivalov - - XO XO XXX
Jonas Almqvist - - XO XXO XXX
Koichi Suzuki - O O XXX
Nicolas Homo - O O XXX
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:00
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 155 Yansheng Yang CHN 4.85 Q
2 758 Scott Roth USA 4.80 q
2 181 Jan Kudlicka CZE 4.80 q
2 287 Marvin Reitze GER 4.80 q
5 386 Hiroki Sasase JPN 4.80 q
6 701 Chia-Han Hsieh TPE 4.70 (PB)
7 299 Stéfanos Koufídis GRE 4.70 (PB)
8 63 Matt Boyd AUS 4.70
8 627 Yevgeniy Ageyev RUS 4.70
10 439 Mohamed Abdelhakim Al-Otaibi KUW 4.45
11 203 Tomás Abellán ESP 4.30 (PB)
564 Lukasz Jurga POL NM
317 Tamás Ungvári HUN NM
663 Aljaz Topole SLO NM
Athlete 4.30 4.45 4.60 4.70 4.80 4.85
Aljaz Topole XXX
Lukasz Jurga - XXX
Tamás Ungvári XXX
Yansheng Yang - - - - - XXO
Jan Kudlicka - - O O O -
Scott Roth - - O - O -
Marvin Reitze - - O O O -
Hiroki Sasase - - XO XO XO -
Chia-Han Hsieh - O O O XXX
Stéfanos Koufídis - O XXO O XXX
Yevgeniy Ageyev - - O XO XXX
Matt Boyd - - - XO XXX
Mohamed Abdelhakim Al-Otaibi XO O XXX
Tomás Abellán XO XXX
Official Results - Long Jump - Boys - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:00
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 74 Chris Noffke AUS 7.97
2 598 Tiberiu Talnar ROM 7.53
3 4 Cleiton Sabino BRA 7.49 (PB)
4 384 Ryota Otsuka JPN 7.42
5 719 Mohamed Yassine Chaieb TUN 7.40
6 304 Yeóryios Tsákonas GRE 7.33
7 385 Yoichi Sakai JPN 7.31
8 302 Dimítrios Theoháris GRE 7.27
9 752 David Klech USA 7.16
10 638 Nikolay Pokutnev RUS 7.13
11 330 Mickael Drevnyak ISR 6.73
625 Keenan Watson RSA NM
Athlete 1st w 2nd w 3rd w 4th w 5th w 6th w
Chris Noffke 7.68 (3.2) 7.51 (2.9) 7.72 (0.6) 7.97 (2.2) 6.98 (0.3) 7.95 (0.8)
Tiberiu Talnar 7.53 (2.1) 7.41 (1.0) 7.35 (0.3) X X X
Cleiton Sabino 7.44 (2.2) 7.24 (0.1) 7.39 (0.3) 7.08 (0.5) 7.01 (0.0) 7.49 (1.2)
Ryota Otsuka 7.42 (2.6) 6.90 (0.2) - - - X
Mohamed Yassine Chaieb 7.40 (1.5) X 6.99 (0.8) 7.22 (1.1) 7.16 (0.0) 7.17 (-0.7)
Yeóryios Tsákonas X 7.33 (1.2) 7.17 (0.9) X - X
Yoichi Sakai 7.05 (2.4) 7.17 (0.4) X 7.19 (2.3) 7.31 (2.2) 7.27 (0.1)
Dimítrios Theoháris 7.12 (1.4) 7.27 (3.3) 7.15 (0.7) 6.95 (0.5) 7.09 (1.4) 6.86 (-1.0)
David Klech 7.16 (2.6) 7.05 (0.1) 6.87 (1.0) NM NM NM
Nikolay Pokutnev 6.49 (3.6) 7.04 (0.4) 7.13 (0.6) NM NM NM
Mickael Drevnyak X 3.30 (0.8) 6.73 (1.1) NM NM NM
Keenan Watson X X X NM NM NM
Official Results - Triple Jump - Boys - Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 15.10m or at least best 12 qualified
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:25
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 170 Héctor Dairo Fuentes CUB 15.80 Q
2 634 Stanislav Ionov RUS 15.71 Q
3 121 Mohamed Yusuf Salman BRN 15.55 Q
4 740 Sheryf El-Sheryf UKR 15.54 Q
5 389 Yevgeniy Chettykbayev KAZ 15.25 Q
6 71 Scott McLeod-Robertson AUS 15.22 Q (PB)
7 339 Fabio Buscella ITA 14.93
8 651 Gui Bertrand Boissy SEN 14.82 (PB)
9 410 Seong-ho Kim KOR 14.70 (PB)
10 764 Sergey Manuilov UZB 14.69
11 477 Mohamed Amine Jana MAR 14.52 (PB)
12 98 David Goudegla BEN 14.21
13 56 Seif Islam Temacini ALG 14.08
208 Robert Díez ESP NM
298 Yeóryiós Kalaboúkas GRE NM
254 Abdoulaye Diarra FRA DNS
162 Tedi Husaric CRO DNS
Athlete 1st w 2nd w 3rd w
Héctor Dairo Fuentes 15.80 (0.4) NM NM
Stanislav Ionov X 15.71 (1.6) NM
Mohamed Yusuf Salman X 15.55 (2.2) NM
Sheryf El-Sheryf X 15.54 (1.4) NM
Yevgeniy Chettykbayev 15.25 (1.4) NM NM
Scott McLeod-Robertson 15.22 (0.2) NM NM
Fabio Buscella 14.93 (1.1) 13.58 (1.0) 14.72 (2.0)
Gui Bertrand Boissy 14.67 (1.1) 14.77 (1.5) 14.82 (1.3)
Seong-ho Kim X 14.14 (2.2) 14.70 (1.1)
Sergey Manuilov 14.63 (2.6) X 14.69 (1.7)
Mohamed Amine Jana 14.52 (1.7) 14.35 (1.9) 14.22 (1.0)
David Goudegla 14.21 (1.5) X 13.71 (1.6)
Seif Islam Temacini 14.08 (0.0) 13.93 (1.5) 13.88 (0.8)
Tedi Husaric NM NM NM
Abdoulaye Diarra NM NM NM
Yeóryiós Kalaboúkas X X X
Robert Díez X X X
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:25
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 123 Zhivko Petkov BUL 15.82 Q
2 82 Ruslan Panasenko AZE 15.54 Q (PB)
3 304 Yeóryios Tsákonas GRE 15.43 Q
4 567 Mateusz Kustra POL 15.37 Q (PB)
5 645 Ilya Yefremov RUS 15.31 Q
6 349 Lorenzo Franzoni ITA 15.27 Q (PB)
7 152 Wei Jiang CHN 15.19 Q
8 110 Alafans Delfino BRA 15.04 (PB)
9 367 Robert Peddlar JAM 14.80 (PB)
10 600 Ethan Alexander RSA 14.67
11 225 José Alfonso Palomanes ESP 14.64 (PB)
12 89 Gerard Brown BAH 14.32
13 319 Malkit Singh IND 14.23
14 326 Thorsteinn Ingvarsson ISL 14.19
15 124 Ben Oumar Bande BUR 14.15
16 658 Stefan Tseng SIN 14.10
408 Buraieta Yeeting KIR NM
Athlete 1st w 2nd w 3rd w
Zhivko Petkov 15.82 (0.8) NM NM
Ruslan Panasenko 15.07 (0.6) 15.54 (0.9) NM
Yeóryios Tsákonas 15.43 (0.5) NM NM
Mateusz Kustra X X 15.37 (2.0)
Ilya Yefremov 15.04 (0.6) 15.31 (0.6) NM
Lorenzo Franzoni 14.69 (-0.5) 13.53 (1.7) 15.27 (1.0)
Wei Jiang 14.70 (0.5) 15.19 (0.7) NM
Alafans Delfino X 14.78 (0.9) 15.04 (1.8)
Robert Peddlar 14.80 (0.9) 13.69 (1.1) 13.89 (2.2)
Ethan Alexander 14.67 (1.2) 13.97 (0.6) 14.01 (0.4)
José Alfonso Palomanes 14.21 (1.3) 14.64 (0.9) 14.55 (0.3)
Gerard Brown 13.97 (0.3) X 14.32 (0.9)
Malkit Singh X 14.23 (0.9) X
Thorsteinn Ingvarsson 14.00 (0.8) 14.19 (0.9) 14.06 (0.4)
Ben Oumar Bande X 14.15 (1.3) X
Stefan Tseng 14.10 (1.2) X X
Buraieta Yeeting X X X
Official Results - Discus Throw (1.500kg) - Boys - Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 56.00m or at least best 12 qualified
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 16:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 577 António Vital e Silva POR 59.57 Q (PB)
2 450 Mohamed Wadah Mansour LBA 57.42 Q (PB)
3 168 Osmel Charlot CUB 56.81 Q
4 631 Mikhail Dvornikov RUS 56.63 Q
5 182 Vladislav Tulácek CZE 56.22 Q
6 303 Georgios Tremos GRE 55.13 q (PB)
7 80 Christian Pirmann AUT 54.90
8 175 Andreas Nikodemou CYP 53.59 (PB)
9 145 Jorge Fonck CHI 53.37
10 122 Rosen Karamfilov BUL 52.65
11 732 Fatih Sener TUR 51.56
12 624 Petrus van Deventer RSA 51.25
13 348 Leonardo Favagrossa ITA 50.88
14 681 Robert Lobb SVK 49.92
15 438 Hamad Bader Al-Muhanna KUW 49.82
16 497 José Carlos De La Torre MEX 49.67
17 327 Mark Alterman ISR 46.97
18 759 Darius Savage USA 45.32
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
António Vital e Silva 46.79 59.57 NM
Mohamed Wadah Mansour X 51.77 57.42
Osmel Charlot 38.94 56.81 NM
Mikhail Dvornikov X 56.63 NM
Vladislav Tulácek 49.20 53.28 56.22
Georgios Tremos 51.04 53.00 55.13
Christian Pirmann 42.77 X 54.90
Andreas Nikodemou 53.59 52.75 52.70
Jorge Fonck X 53.37 X
Rosen Karamfilov 52.65 X 49.91
Fatih Sener 47.00 51.56 46.73
Petrus van Deventer 51.25 X 48.36
Leonardo Favagrossa 47.79 50.88 X
Robert Lobb 49.92 X X
Hamad Bader Al-Muhanna 45.40 X 49.82
José Carlos De La Torre 49.67 48.72 X
Mark Alterman X X 46.97
Darius Savage X 45.32 X
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 683 Ulf Ankarling SWE 58.28 Q
2 322 Ali Shahrokhi IRI 57.53 Q
3 104 Pavel Shustsitski BLR 57.26 Q (PB)
4 561 Przemyslaw Czajkowski POL 56.26 Q (PB)
5 174 Savvas Arestis CYP 56.16 Q
6 163 Nikola Kišanic CRO 55.21 q (PB)
7 640 Nikolay Sedyuk RUS 54.99
8 111 Gerson dos Santos BRA 54.03
9 459 Linas Venteris LTU 53.07
10 554 Giancarlo Lozano PER 50.36
11 220 Jaime Leon ESP 50.01
12 607 Jan Hoffman RSA 48.35
13 329 Arik Chepoi ISR 45.97
14 507 Fernando Troncoso MEX 43.54
15 148 Felipe Martínez CHI 42.86
648 Nicki Satiu-Perese SAM NM
137 Justin Greif CAN NM
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Ulf Ankarling 52.36 55.78 58.28
Ali Shahrokhi 57.53 NM NM
Pavel Shustsitski 51.83 X 57.26
Przemyslaw Czajkowski 55.01 56.26 NM
Savvas Arestis 56.16 NM NM
Nikola Kišanic 50.74 X 55.21
Nikolay Sedyuk 54.99 X 52.58
Gerson dos Santos 54.03 X 50.04
Linas Venteris X 47.05 53.07
Giancarlo Lozano 44.54 50.36 X
Jaime Leon 50.01 49.68 X
Jan Hoffman X 48.35 X
Arik Chepoi 45.97 X X
Fernando Troncoso 43.54 X X
Felipe Martínez X 42.86 41.61
Nicki Satiu-Perese X X X
Justin Greif X X X
Official Results - Hammer Throw (5kg) - Boys - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 315 Sándor Pálhegyi HUN 81.89 (CR)
2 743 Artem Vynnyk UKR 77.88
3 275 Alexander Smith GBR 73.77
4 597 Adrian Pop ROM 73.16 (PB)
5 249 Samuli Heinänen FIN 73.00 (PB)
6 296 Dimítrios Filladitákis GRE 72.44
7 250 Arno Laitinen FIN 71.29
8 750 Walter Henning USA 70.91 (PB)
9 577 António Vital e Silva POR 69.13
10 637 Mikhail Panov RUS 67.91
11 103 Yauheni Shaitar BLR 66.27
12 739 Yaroslav Braylyak UKR 64.25
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Sándor Pálhegyi 77.09 81.89 X X X 74.94
Artem Vynnyk X 71.10 77.88 X 76.40 76.69
Alexander Smith X 67.35 72.48 X X 73.77
Adrian Pop 70.04 71.05 73.16 X X 68.85
Samuli Heinänen 72.83 73.00 69.20 71.16 X 69.25
Dimítrios Filladitákis 70.14 72.44 71.38 X 68.68 X
Arno Laitinen X 69.60 69.63 70.03 70.99 71.29
Walter Henning X 63.35 69.58 67.64 X 70.91
António Vital e Silva X 69.13 X NM NM NM
Mikhail Panov 66.70 X 67.91 NM NM NM
Yauheni Shaitar 63.10 66.27 X NM NM NM
Yaroslav Braylyak X X 64.25 NM NM NM
15 07 2005 Results GIRLS
Official Results - 200 Metres - Girls - Heptathlon Youth
Heat 1 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:35 Wind: 0.2 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 3 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 24.61 923 0.141
2 4 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 24.79 906 0.186
3 8 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 25.28 861 (PB) 0.188
4 5 15 Jade Surman GBR 25.33 857 (PB) 0.144
5 7 16 Romy Gürbig GER 25.59 833 0.162
6 6 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 26.71 736 (PB) 0.205
7 1 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 27.14 700 0.201
8 2 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 27.60 663 0.218
Heat 2 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:41 Wind: -0.5 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 8 17 Diana Rach GER 24.65 919 0.162
2 4 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 24.78 907 0.141
3 7 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 25.29 860 0.147
4 1 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 25.41 850 0.166
5 5 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 25.45 846 0.178
6 3 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 25.54 838 0.145
7 6 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 27.24 692 0.209
8 2 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 27.47 673 0.171
Heat 3 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:47 Wind: -0.3 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 6 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 25.41 850 0.196
2 2 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 25.88 808 0.170
3 8 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 26.27 774 0.150
4 1 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 26.78 730 0.180
5 7 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 26.92 718 0.178
6 4 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 27.23 693 0.190
7 5 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 27.60 663 0.177
8 3 38 Heather Peters NZL 27.64 659 0.196
Heat 4 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:53 Wind: -0.5 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 4 10 Ebe Reier EST 24.30 952 0.165
2 7 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 25.32 858 0.213
3 5 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 25.39 851 0.158
4 3 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 26.07 791 0.178
5 8 25 Sanar Majid MAR 26.47 757 0.222
6 6 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 26.72 735 0.168
7 2 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 31.13 406 0.183
Heat 5 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:59 Wind: 0.7 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 6 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 25.36 854 0.153
2 4 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 26.01 796 0.174
3 7 1 Amy Sadler AUS 26.05 793 0.195
4 5 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 26.13 786 0.146
5 3 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 27.26 690 0.190
2 2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNS
Official Results - 400 Metres - Girls - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:25
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 6 549 Nawal El Jack SUD 51.19 (CR) 0.191
2 4 153 Danijela Grgic CRO 51.30 (PB) 0.205
3 5 159 Aymeé Martínez CUB 52.04 (PB) 0.262
4 3 595 Brandi Cross USA 53.34 0.174
5 2 589 Olha Myhaylychenko UKR 53.66 (PB) 0.206
6 8 146 Maria Alejandra Idrobo COL 54.58 0.215
7 1 317 Bobby-Gaye Wilkins JAM 54.72 0.207
8 7 521 Anna Verkhovskaya RUS 54.75 0.228
Official Results - 800 Metres - Girls - Heats
Qual. rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) plus the 4 fastest times (q) qualified
Heat 1 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:55
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 64 Katherine Katsanevakis AUS 2:09.14 Q
2 3 287 Juma Khatun Sk IND 2:09.89 Q (PB)
3 2 112 Lisa Egami CAN 2:13.02
4 4 156 Antonija Zalac CRO 2:18.42
5 7 270 Boglárka Bozzay HUN 2:21.14
6 6 42 Sihem Aït Athmane ALG 2:22.21
7 8 311 Keno Heavens JAM 2:24.77
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 311 Keno Heavens JAM 1:01.57
Heat 2 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:02
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 6 517 Galina Posashkova RUS 2:09.25 Q
2 3 234 Emma Jackson GBR 2:09.60 Q
3 2 198 Cristina Perez ESP 2:11.60 q (PB)
4 7 529 Tamara Markovic SCG 2:12.76 q
5 5 614 Elizet Banda ZAM 2:14.45
6 4 418 Tjipekapora Herunga NAM 2:19.93
7 8 81 Latoya Griffith BAR 2:23.13
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 234 Emma Jackson GBR 1:04.39
Heat 3 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:09
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 6 351 Flavious Teresa Kwamboka KEN 2:11.27 Q
2 4 233 Carolyn Plateau GBR 2:11.63 Q
3 2 105 Jennifer Biewald CAN 2:13.00
4 3 305 Anna Maria Porcelluzzi ITA 2:13.50
5 5 617 Monica Mhaka ZIM 2:15.41
6 7 567 Yu-Chun Lai TPE 2:16.21
7 8 343 Margarita Kudinova KAZ 2:18.95
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 233 Carolyn Plateau GBR 1:09.36
Heat 4 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:16
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 4 477 Daniela Donisa ROM 2:10.74 Q
2 8 502 Angela Wagner RSA 2:10.88 Q
3 1 117 Devon Williams USA 2:11.04 q (PB)
4 6 171 Diana Armas ECU 2:14.39
5 5 308 Vanessa Boyd JAM 2:18.55
6 3 148 Karen Arce CRC 2:21.37
7 256 Maria Panou GRE DQ
2 323 Mako Fukunaga JPN DNS
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 502 Angela Wagner RSA 1:05.68
Heat 5 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:23
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 352 Winny Chebet KEN 2:10.56 Q
2 7 242 Sabrina Buchrucker GER 2:11.28 Q
3 2 582 Merve Aydin TUR 2:13.12
4 6 385 Smahan Laatiris MAR 2:13.56
5 8 438 Sarah Tatton NZL 2:14.37
6 4 179 Shewit Tesfay ERI 2:19.11
7 3 410 Alejandra Rodríguez MEX 2:21.28
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 385 Smahan Laatiris MAR 1:05.36
Heat 6 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 19:30
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 3 380 Halima Hachlaf MAR 2:09.35 Q
2 5 606 Latavia Thomas USA 2:10.17 Q
3 4 496 Nandi Meyer RSA 2:11.94 q
4 7 46 Amina Laib ALG 2:14.00
5 6 173 Karina Cedeño ECU 2:15.05
6 2 325 Aiko Hirota JPN 2:15.63 (SB)
7 1 473 Elena Batrinu ROM 2:16.39
8 8 571 Yu-Chun Hsu TPE 2:24.05
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 325 Aiko Hirota JPN 1:03.89
Official Results - 1500 Metres - Girls - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 20:20
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 349 Sheila Chepkirui KEN 4:12.29 (CR)
2 331 Yuriko Kobayashi JPN 4:13.96 (PB)
3 212 Bizunesh Urgesa Mohammed ETH 4:19.34 (PB)
4 326 Maya Iino JPN 4:23.06 (PB)
5 548 Amina Bakhit SUD 4:23.13 (PB)
6 489 Cristina Vasiloiu ROM 4:26.66
7 62 Heidi Gregson AUS 4:30.55
8 43 Abadia Belmiloud ALG 4:31.70
9 291 Íris Anna Skúladóttir ISL 4:33.57
10 122 Stephanie Smith CAN 4:39.29
375 Aïcha Bani MAR DNF
348 Irene Jelagat KEN DNS
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 331 Yuriko Kobayashi JPN 1:05.29
800m
1 331 Yuriko Kobayashi JPN 2:14.22
1200m
1 331 Yuriko Kobayashi JPN 3:22.60
Official Results - 100m Hurdles (76.2cm) - Girls - Heptathlon Youth
Heat 1 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:00 Wind: 1.6 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 4 17 Diana Rach GER 13.86 998 0.147
2 7 15 Jade Surman GBR 13.89 994 0.169
3 2 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 14.13 960 0.136
4 3 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 14.30 936 (PB) 0.168
5 6 10 Ebe Reier EST 14.30 936 0.170
6 5 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 14.32 934 0.183
7 1 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 14.83 864 0.143
Heat 2 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:07 Wind: 1.4 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 6 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 13.58 1039 (PB) 0.153
2 1 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 13.62 1033 (PB) 0.174
3 5 16 Romy Gürbig GER 13.97 983 (PB) 0.170
4 7 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 14.25 943 0.190
5 8 1 Amy Sadler AUS 14.46 914 (PB) 0.177
6 3 25 Sanar Majid MAR 14.96 847 0.153
7 4 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 15.14 823 0.179
8 2 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 15.41 788 0.166
Heat 3 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:14 Wind: 0.7 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 4 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 14.29 938 0.204
2 3 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 14.43 918 (PB) 0.164
3 1 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 14.45 916 0.166
4 2 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 14.47 913 0.189
5 8 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 14.52 906 0.186
6 6 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 15.22 813 0.157
7 7 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 15.54 772 0.136
8 5 38 Heather Peters NZL 16.17 694 0.196
Heat 4 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:21 Wind: 2.1 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 3 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 13.79 1008 0.142
2 6 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 14.24 945 0.187
3 4 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 14.45 916 0.179
4 5 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 14.49 910 0.190
5 7 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 14.84 863 0.188
6 8 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 16.01 713 0.210
7 2 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 18.58 430 0.235
Heat 5 - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:28 Wind: 1.8 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records React
1 8 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 14.15 957 0.133
2 4 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 14.41 921 0.253
3 6 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 14.56 901 0.189
4 3 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 14.60 895 0.163
5 5 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 15.04 836 0.173
6 7 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 15.23 811 0.221
7 2 2 Sarah Ehlers AUT 15.45 783 0.190
Official Results - 400 Metres Hurdles - Girls - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:10
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 3 594 Ebony Collins USA 55.96 (CR) 0.171
2 4 58 Lauren Boden AUS 58.30 0.178
3 6 327 Aya Miyahara JPN 59.62 0.168
4 2 160 Yisel Regla Velasco CUB 59.67 0.189
5 7 513 Yekaterina Kuzmenko RUS 1:00.29 0.241
6 5 561 Ghfran Almouhamad SYR 1:01.39 0.300
7 1 555 Frida Persson SWE 1:01.41 0.176
8 8 386 Hayat Lambarki MAR 1:01.76 0.261
Official Results - High Jump - Girls - Final
Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 133 Biwei Gu CHN 1.87
2 57 Sophia Begg AUS 1.85
3 346 Yekaterina Yevseyeva KAZ 1.85
4 451 Urszula Domel POL 1.82 (PB)
5 558 Erika Viklund SWE 1.82 (SB)
6 238 Charis O'Connor GBR 1.79
7 236 Vikki Hubbard GBR 1.79
8 506 Yekaterina Bolshova RUS 1.79
9 514 Natalya Muchkina RUS 1.79
10 293 Galina Oifa ISR 1.75 (PB)
11 244 Stefanie Herrmann GER 1.70
12 596 Desirae Gonder USA 1.70
Athlete 1.65 1.70 1.75 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.87 1.90
Biwei Gu - O O O XO O O XXX
Sophia Begg - O O O XXO O XXX
Yekaterina Yevseyeva O O O XO O XO XXX
Urszula Domel - O O O XO XXX
Erika Viklund O O XO XO XO XX- X
Charis O'Connor O O O O XXX
Vikki Hubbard - XO O O XXX
Yekaterina Bolshova O XO O XO XXX
Natalya Muchkina O O O XXO XXX
Galina Oifa O O O XXX
Stefanie Herrmann XXO O XXX
Desirae Gonder O XO XXX
Official Results - High Jump - Girls - Heptathlon Youth
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 10:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records
1 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 1.81 991
2 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 1.78 953
3 10 Ebe Reier EST 1.72 879
4 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 1.72 879 (PB)
5 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 1.69 842
6 17 Diana Rach GER 1.69 842
7 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 1.66 806
7 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 1.66 806
9 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 1.63 771
10 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 1.60 736
11 15 Jade Surman GBR 1.60 736
12 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 1.57 701
13 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 1.57 701
13 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 1.57 701
15 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 1.54 666
16 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 1.51 632
17 1 Amy Sadler AUS 1.51 632
18 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 1.51 632
19 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 1.48 599
Athlete 1.36 1.39 1.42 1.45 1.48 1.51 1.54 1.57 1.60 1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72 1.75 1.78 1.81 1.84
Yana Panteleyeva - - - - - - - - - XO O O O O XO O XXX
Maiju Mattila - - - - - - - O O O O O O O XXO
Ebe Reier - - - - - O O O O XXO O O O XXX
Katerina Cachová - - - - - - - O - O O O XXO XXX
Stefanie Waldkircher - - - - - O - O O O O XO X
Diana Rach - - - - - - O XO XO O XXO XXO XXX
Kathryn Gallagher - - O - - O O O O XO O XXX
Grit Sadeiko - - - - - O O O O XO O XXX
Madelene Rondón - - - - - - O O O XO XXX
Laetitia Denis - - - - O O O O O XXX
Jade Surman - - - - O - O XXO XXO XXX
Meryem Ouahbi - - - O - XO O O XXX
Nahomi Rivera - - - - O O XO XO XXX
Cintia Noemi Gómez - O O O O XO O XO XXX
Amanda Aldridge - - - - O O XO XXX
Olimpia Nowak - - - - - XO - XXX
Amy Sadler - O O O O XXO XXX
Sonia Almansa - - - O XO XXO XXX
Jaya Campinoti - - O O O XXX
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 10:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records
1 16 Romy Gürbig GER 1.72 879
2 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 1.72 879
3 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 1.69 842
4 38 Heather Peters NZL 1.69 842
5 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 1.63 771
6 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 1.63 771
7 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 1.60 736
8 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 1.57 701
9 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 1.57 701
10 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 1.57 701
11 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 1.54 666
12 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 1.51 632
13 25 Sanar Majid MAR 1.51 632
14 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 1.48 599
15 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 1.45 566
16 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 1.45 566
24 Aiga Grabuste LAT NM
2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNS
Athlete 1.36 1.39 1.42 1.45 1.48 1.51 1.54 1.57 1.60 1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72 1.75
Aiga Grabuste - - - - - - XXX
Romy Gürbig - - - - - - O O O O O O O XXX
Eliška Klucinová - - - - - - - O O O O XO XO XXX
Tatyana Chernova - - - - - - - - O O O O XXX
Heather Peters - - - - - O - O - XO O XXO XXX
Yasmina Omrani - - - - - O O XO O O XXX
Carolina Bianchi - - - - O - O - XO XXO XXX
Terani Faremiro - - O O O O O O XO XXX
Ana Carolina Ruiz O O O O XO O XXO O XXX
Ana Ugarkovic - - - O - O O XO XXX
Brianne Theisen - - - - O O XXO XXO XXX
Asayo Tomiyama - O O O XO O XO XXX
Orsolya Vörös - - O O O O XXX
Sanar Majid O XO O O O O XXX
Thora Kristin Palsdottir - - O O XXO XXX
Fadwa Al Bouza O O O O XXX
Barbara Hernando - XXO O XXO XXX
Official Results - Shot Put - Girls - Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 14.10m or at least best 12 qualified
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 494 Simoné du Toit RSA 15.05 Q
2 68 Dani Samuels AUS 14.46 Q
3 229 Eden Francis GBR 13.95 q
4 368 Kim Schartz LUX 12.98 q
5 605 Jenny Svoboda USA 12.80 q
6 278 Anita Márton HUN 12.23 q (SB)
7 393 Mahassine Siad MAR 12.11
8 292 Ragnheidur Anna Thorsdottir ISL 11.82
9 152 Mateja Greguric CRO 11.49 (PB)
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Simoné du Toit 15.05 NM NM
Dani Samuels 13.86 14.46 NM
Eden Francis X 13.69 13.95
Kim Schartz 12.89 12.98 12.54
Jenny Svoboda 11.67 11.82 12.80
Anita Márton 11.94 X 12.23
Mahassine Siad 12.11 11.04 X
Ragnheidur Anna Thorsdottir 11.82 11.50 11.74
Mateja Greguric 11.49 NM NM
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:15
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 597 Kamorean Hayes USA 14.58 Q
2 136 Bo Li CHN 14.47 Q
3 129 Natalia Duco CHI 14.22 Q
4 163 Florentia Kappa CYP 13.03 q
5 404 Paulina Flores MEX 12.46 q
6 434 Vanessa Hurley NZL 12.15 q
7 201 Nazaret Viesca ESP 12.12
8 534 Lay Chi Wan SIN 11.88 (SB)
9 501 Biancka Van Rooyen RSA 11.78
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Kamorean Hayes 13.11 14.00 14.58
Bo Li 14.47 NM NM
Natalia Duco 14.22 NM NM
Florentia Kappa X 11.69 13.03
Paulina Flores 12.46 11.84 11.04
Vanessa Hurley 12.15 11.53 12.10
Nazaret Viesca 11.25 11.72 12.12
Lay Chi Wan 11.07 11.23 11.88
Biancka Van Rooyen 11.78 X X
Official Results - Shot Put - Girls - Heptathlon Youth
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 17:25
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records
1 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 12.06 665
2 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 11.89 654
3 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 11.70 641 (PB)
4 17 Diana Rach GER 11.01 596
5 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 10.94 591
6 1 Amy Sadler AUS 10.93 591
7 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 10.70 575
8 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 10.63 571
9 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 10.36 553 (PB)
10 15 Jade Surman GBR 10.07 534
11 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 9.67 508
12 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 9.65 507
13 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 8.79 451
14 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 8.71 445
15 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 8.57 436
16 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 8.44 428
17 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 8.22 414
18 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 7.85 390
19 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 7.28 353
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Stefanie Waldkircher 11.27 10.98 12.06
Yasmina Omrani 11.11 11.89 X
Yana Panteleyeva 11.70 10.39 10.81
Diana Rach 10.29 10.90 11.01
Grit Sadeiko 10.25 10.89 10.94
Amy Sadler 10.17 9.64 10.93
Sonia Almansa 10.38 10.49 10.70
Orsolya Vörös 10.08 9.96 10.63
Nahomi Rivera 10.33 10.36 10.03
Jade Surman X 10.07 9.90
Maiju Mattila 8.94 9.67 8.95
Ana Ugarkovic 9.65 9.15 9.51
Terani Faremiro 8.20 8.17 8.79
Katerina Cachová 8.71 7.90 8.27
Carolina Bianchi 7.30 8.57 8.52
Ana Carolina Ruiz 8.42 8.15 8.44
Amanda Aldridge 8.22 8.06 X
Kathryn Gallagher X X 7.85
Meryem Ouahbi 6.77 X 7.28
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 18:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Points Records
1 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 11.32 616
2 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 11.29 614
3 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 11.10 602
4 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 10.88 587
5 16 Romy Gürbig GER 10.85 585
6 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 10.82 583
7 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 10.79 581
8 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 10.50 562
9 10 Ebe Reier EST 10.49 562
10 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 9.54 499
11 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 9.42 492
12 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 8.89 457
13 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 8.88 456
14 38 Heather Peters NZL 8.45 428
15 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 8.33 421
16 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 7.70 380
17 25 Sanar Majid MAR 7.14 344
2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNS
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Eliška Klucinová 11.32 10.91 10.98
Olimpia Nowak 9.48 11.29 10.70
Aiga Grabuste 11.10 X 10.62
Barbara Hernando 10.88 9.69 8.96
Romy Gürbig 10.85 X X
Asayo Tomiyama 10.63 10.68 10.82
Tatyana Chernova 8.60 10.28 10.79
Laetitia Denis 10.50 9.87 X
Ebe Reier 10.49 9.32 10.37
Brianne Theisen 9.23 9.54 9.51
Jaya Campinoti 7.35 9.42 X
Fadwa Al Bouza X 8.18 8.89
Madelene Rondón 8.56 8.28 8.88
Heather Peters 8.35 7.49 8.45
Thora Kristin Palsdottir 7.93 8.33 7.94
Cintia Noemi Gómez 7.26 7.32 7.70
Sanar Majid 7.00 7.14 6.91
Sarah Ehlers NM NM NM
Official Results - Hammer Throw - Girls - Qualification
Qual. rule: qualification standard 53.00m or at least best 12 qualified
Group A - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 9:10
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 507 Anna Bulgakova RUS 59.07 Q
2 277 Dóra Lévai HUN 56.28 Q
3 398 Zalina Marghiev MDA 53.67 Q
4 99 Marynna Dias BRA 52.55 q (PB)
5 123 Heather Steacy CAN 49.23 q
6 152 Mateja Greguric CRO 49.09 q
7 257 Andriana Papadopoulou-Fatala GRE 47.69
8 424 Trude Raad NOR 47.29
9 303 Michaela Mariani ITA 40.33
92 Natallia Shayunova BLR NM
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Anna Bulgakova 59.07 NM NM
Dóra Lévai X 51.74 56.28
Zalina Marghiev 46.71 51.25 53.67
Marynna Dias X 51.06 52.55
Heather Steacy 47.68 X 49.23
Mateja Greguric X 47.47 49.09
Andriana Papadopoulou-Fatala 44.68 47.69 42.87
Trude Raad 45.04 45.66 47.29
Michaela Mariani X X 40.33
Natallia Shayunova X X X
Group B - Friday, July 15, 2005 - 10:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 484 Bianca Perie ROM 57.72 Q
2 512 Anna Ksenofontova RUS 53.25 Q
3 550 Nikola Lomnicka SVK 51.30 q
4 299 Azzurra Di Ventura ITA 50.98 q (PB)
5 154 Dorotea Habazin CRO 50.89 q
6 584 Tugce Sahutoglu TUR 48.80 q
7 178 Noura Adel Zakaria EGY 48.12
8 281 Eszter Németh HUN 46.69
9 120 Emmalynne MacCorquodale CAN 44.04
10 423 Kristine Gjengedal NOR 43.09
11 421 Suzy Vercoe NFI 42.17 (PB)
Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd
Bianca Perie X X 57.72
Anna Ksenofontova 51.19 53.25 NM
Nikola Lomnicka 51.30 X 50.39
Azzurra Di Ventura 50.30 50.98 X
Dorotea Habazin X 50.51 50.89
Tugce Sahutoglu X 48.09 48.80
Noura Adel Zakaria 47.41 46.34 48.12
Eszter Németh 46.55 X 46.69
Emmalynne MacCorquodale 41.75 44.04 X
Kristine Gjengedal 43.09 X 39.35
Suzy Vercoe 39.75 42.17 X
Official Results - Heptathlon Girls - Girls
AfterEvent 1
Pos Bib Athlete Country Points Records
1 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 1039
2 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 1033
3 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 1008
4 17 Diana Rach GER 998
5 15 Jade Surman GBR 994
6 16 Romy Gürbig GER 983
7 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 960
8 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 957
9 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 945
10 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 943
11 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 938
12 10 Ebe Reier EST 936
12 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 936
14 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 934
15 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 921
16 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 918
17 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 916
17 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 916
19 1 Amy Sadler AUS 914
20 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 913
21 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 910
22 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 906
23 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 901
24 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 895
25 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 864
26 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 863
27 25 Sanar Majid MAR 847
28 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 836
29 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 823
30 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 813
31 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 811
32 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 788
33 2 Sarah Ehlers AUT 783
34 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 772
35 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 713
36 38 Heather Peters NZL 694
37 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 430
Official Results - Heptathlon Girls - Girls
AfterEvent 2
Pos Bib Athlete Country Points Records
1 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 1910
2 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 1909
3 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 1875
4 16 Romy Gürbig GER 1862
5 17 Diana Rach GER 1840
6 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 1824
7 10 Ebe Reier EST 1815
8 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 1814
9 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 1775
10 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 1774
11 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 1752
12 15 Jade Surman GBR 1730
13 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 1705
14 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 1672
15 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 1637
16 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 1617
17 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 1614
18 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 1594
19 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 1592
20 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 1582
21 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 1572
22 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 1553
23 1 Amy Sadler AUS 1546
24 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 1543
25 38 Heather Peters NZL 1536
26 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 1514
27 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 1512
28 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 1509
29 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 1495
30 25 Sanar Majid MAR 1479
31 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 1472
32 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 1463
33 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 1422
34 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 1379
35 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 1131
36 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 938
2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNF
Official Results - Heptathlon Girls - Girls
AfterEvent 3
Pos Bib Athlete Country Points Records
1 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 2550
2 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 2456
3 16 Romy Gürbig GER 2447
4 17 Diana Rach GER 2436
5 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 2418
6 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 2417
7 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 2405
8 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 2390
9 10 Ebe Reier EST 2377
10 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 2359
11 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 2337
12 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 2269
13 15 Jade Surman GBR 2264
14 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 2167
15 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 2165
16 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 2163
17 1 Amy Sadler AUS 2137
18 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 2136
19 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 2128
20 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 2124
21 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 2070
22 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 2065
23 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 2059
24 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 2023
25 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 1984
26 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 1979
27 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 1967
28 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 1966
29 38 Heather Peters NZL 1964
30 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 1955
31 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 1894
32 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 1843
33 25 Sanar Majid MAR 1823
34 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 1793
35 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 1559
36 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 1540
2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNF
Official Results - Heptathlon Girls - Girls
AfterEvent 4
Pos Bib Athlete Country Points Records
1 34 Yana Panteleyeva RUS 3388
2 33 Tatyana Chernova RUS 3362
3 17 Diana Rach GER 3355
4 10 Ebe Reier EST 3329
5 16 Romy Gürbig GER 3280
6 12 Maiju Mattila FIN 3268
7 13 Laetitia Denis FRA 3260
8 11 Grit Sadeiko EST 3259
9 14 Yasmina Omrani FRA 3205
10 7 Eliška Klucinová CZE 3176
11 6 Katerina Cachová CZE 3130
12 15 Jade Surman GBR 3121
13 3 Stefanie Waldkircher AUT 3110
14 19 Orsolya Vörös HUN 3070
15 30 Olimpia Nowak POL 3025
16 5 Brianne Theisen CAN 2996
17 37 Madelene Rondón VEN 2979
18 1 Amy Sadler AUS 2930
19 8 Sonia Almansa ESP 2920
20 35 Ana Ugarkovic SCG 2915
21 23 Asayo Tomiyama JPN 2895
22 31 Nahomi Rivera PUR 2801
23 36 Fadwa Al Bouza SYR 2762
24 32 Terani Faremiro PYF 2758
25 21 Carolina Bianchi ITA 2753
26 9 Barbara Hernando ESP 2749
27 26 Meryem Ouahbi MAR 2685
28 4 Kathryn Gallagher CAN 2684
29 22 Jaya Campinoti ITA 2628
30 38 Heather Peters NZL 2623
31 25 Sanar Majid MAR 2580
32 27 Cintia Noemi Gómez MEX 2557
33 20 Thora Kristin Palsdottir ISL 2535
34 29 Amanda Aldridge NZL 2456
35 24 Aiga Grabuste LAT 2348
36 28 Ana Carolina Ruiz MEX 1965
2 Sarah Ehlers AUT DNF
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