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2006 World Junior Championships
Day 1 - 8/15 - pm session
MEN'S 100M
SEMIFINALS

Tuesday August 15th, 2006
At Beijing, China

 


2006 World Junior Championships
Day 1 - 8/15 - am session
MEN'S 100 METER
SEMIFINALS


Tuesday August 15th, 2006
At Beijing, China

Men's 100 Meter Semi-Finals

First Two in Each Heat Plus Next Two Fastest Qualify for Final

Semi-Final 1


Men's 100m - Blake (Trinidad) lower left winner 10.43
HEAT ONE—Johan Blake of Jamaica moved from third to first over the final 30 meters to win in 10.43. Justyn Warner of Canada was the second automatic qualifier just edging Wade Bennett-Jackson 10.48 to 10.49. Visa Hongisto of Finland was fourth in 10.64.
Heat 1 - Tuesday, August 15, 2006 - 18:40 Wind: -0.4 m/s

Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark React
1 5 410 Blake Yohan JAM 10.43 Q 0.148
2 3 97 Warner Justyn CAN 10.48 Q 0.152
3 4 286 Bennett-Jackson Wade GBR 10.48 q 0.151
4 8 243 Hongisto Visa FIN 10.64 0.163
5 2 427 Goto Daiki JPN 10.67 0.137
6 6 110 Hyman Kemar CAY 10.81 0.143
7 1 682 Fongué Rolf SUI 11.03 0.167
7 15 Bateman Todd AUS DNS 0.000

Semi Final 2


Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (Britian) winner Semi #2 10.38
HEAT TWO—Harry Alkines-Aryeetey of Great Britain, the World Youth champion and Remaldo Rose of Jamaica were both out well but it was the muscular Brit who prevailed 10.38 to 10.45. Ahmed Akinlawon of Nigeria was third at 11.55 and Jacek Roszko of Poland fourth in 10.61.
Heat 2 - Tuesday, August 15, 2006 - 18:48 Wind: -0.5 m/s

Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark React
1 4 283 Aikines-Aryeetey Harry GBR 10.38 Q (SB) 0.130
2 5 417 Rose Remaldo JAM 10.45 Q 0.158
3 6 537 Akinlawon Ahmed NGR 10.55 0.176
4 3 572 Roszko Jacek POL 10.61 0.156
5 2 106 Smith Oluseyi CAN 10.75 0.148
6 7 815 Makusha Ngonidzashe ZIM 10.84 0.170
7 8 626 Idrisov Mikhail RUS 10.86 0.204
1 601 Le Kay Dayne RSA DNS 0.000

Semi Final 3


Semi Final 3 - Bledman (Trinidad) in red was second at 10.52 to Jiahong Liang (China) 10.48
who was across the track
HEAT THREE—Willie Perry of the U.S. and Florida, the World junior leader at 10.12, had a very average start, and when he found himself drifting behing, he tried to rally but failed finishing sixth in 10.64. Meanwhile Jiahond Liang of China was winning the race in 10.48 with Keston Bledman of Trinidad in second in 10.52 and Obinna Meto of Nigeria third in 10.54.

Heat 3 - Tuesday, August 15, 2006 - 18:56 Wind: -0.9 m/s

Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark React
1 7 135 Liang Jiahong CHN 10.48 Q 0.167
2 4 721 Bledman Keston TRI 10.52 Q 0.168
3 8 539 Metu Obinna NGR 10.54 q (PB) 0.140
4 5 27 Rouge-Serret Aaron AUS 10.57 0.181
5 6 308 Blum Christian GER 10.59 0.142
6 2 487 Arajs Ronalds LAT 10.63 0.155
7 3 786 Perry Willie USA 10.64 0.165
1 370 Szebeny Miklós HUN DQ 0.000


 


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