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Raising Cain On The Big Stage, Mary Set To Race USA's Best In Des Moines by Dave Hunter, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-18T06:23:06Z

On the eve of the USA Track & Field Championships, we have this piece from David Hunter, one of our key columnists.

David did this piece on Mary Cain, one of the most exciting athletes to come into our sport in years. His feature on Mary Cain hitting the US championship stage is right on the mark. Mary Cain does have what it takes to make the team in the 800 meters and 1,500 meters. And with Alberto Salazar as her coach, Mary Cain is focused on the prize!

Mary Cain, Alysia Montano, photo by PhotoRun.net

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Mary Set To Race USA's Best In Des Moines

June 16, 2013

There can be little doubt that a major highlight of 2013 track & field - just now reaching the full stride of the outdoor season - has been the spectacular emergence of high school distance phenom Mary Cain. The 17 year old high school junior - virtually unknown to all but the most observant track & field fans before embarking on her indoor record-breaking tear in January - has stunned and charmed the sport in a way not seen since innocent, pig-tailed Mary Decker rewrote the record book way back in the 70's.

On the eve of the USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships - which will result in the assemblage of the USA team which will compete at the World Championships this August in Moscow - several questions about Mary Cain beg for answers.

In which championship meet event(s) will Cain compete?

It may seem unusual to ask this question about any track & field athlete, much less a high-schooler. But remember: almost nothing about Mary Cain, the track athlete, is usual. Cain - who has claimed 7 national high school and national junior records since the beginning of the year - has exceptional middle distance skills. She has already achieved the Worlds coveted "A" standard in the 800 off of the strength of her 1:59.51 5th place finish at the Prefontaine Classic earlier this month. Only two other American women [Brenda Martinez (1:58.18); Alysia Montaño (1:59.43)] have done so.   In addition, the young middle distance star - with a 1500 performance of 4:04.62 in the Oxy High Performance meet last month - joins a group of just six other American female athletes [led by Jenny Simpson (4:02.85) and Salazar-coached Treniere Moser (4:02.80)] who have achieved the Worlds "A" standard in the metric mile. Earlier this month, Cain posted a 5000 time of 15:45.46 which - while not meeting either the Worlds "A" or "B" standard - nonetheless set new national high school and junior records. While Cain could compete in any one or more of these three events in Des Moines, the conventional wisdom is that Cain will toe the line in the 1500 - seen as the event in which she has the best chance to compete for a Moscow berth.

When it comes to running rounds, is Cain able?

Cain's splashy performances since the beginning of the year have all been in one-event races. Racing in rounds is a whole different animal. Can the rising middle distance star navigate through a Day One preliminary 1500 and come back on Day Three with her "A" game ready to go in a 1500 final? A review of her non-rounds 2013 performances suggests she can. Cain has shown she can compete off varied paces. In the indoor national's mile race, Cain was patient with a near-pedestrian tempo that hovered just below 6:00 mile pace before - using her vernacular - "killing it in" with a final 400 of 58.59 - at altitude! - to capture easily her first national title. Conversely, she also kept her cool in the Pre 800 when the pace was hot from the starting gun. Letting others - some who later paid dearly - go out hard, Cain employed a Wottle-esque approach, ran even splits, and was rewarded with a 5th place finish in the "A" standard time of 1:59.51.

While Cain is a skillful racer off different tempos, she performs particularly well when she can make her competitors uncomfortable with her formidable finishing speed. With apologies to My Fair Lady, the reign of Cain involves dishing out the pain. And the high-schooler - whose unorthodox running style belies her potent kick - can dish it out. Her proven sub-2:00 800 speed is to be respected in the type of tactical affair the women's 1500 final is likely to be.

What will be Cain's post-high school education/athletic plans?

While this is not a question of immediate moment, speculative talk about Cain's post-high school plans abounds even now. Given the successful and apparently-comfortable athlete-coach relationship she shares with Alberto Salazar - her personal coach since last fall - many tea-leaf readers see Cain ultimately matriculating to the University of Oregon with its revered track and field heritage, its top flight facilities, its rabid fan base - and its proximity to Coach Salazar. Could we see a reprise of the initially-doubted, but ultimately wildly successful troika of U of O / Athlete / Salazar which elevated Galen Rupp?

Another theory sees Cain following an Allyson Felix-like pathway. Some suggest NCAA competition may be altogether bypassed by Cain - whose times this spring have bettered the winning marks in the NCAA women's 800 and 1500. Proponents of this theory suggest that Cain might choose to link an NCAA-less college education with an immediate post-high school professional track career. One exotic East Coast offshoot of this theory would have Cain - who Salazar has identified to be an excellent student - heading to an institution like Princeton where she would: (i) remain close to home; (ii) have daily contact with Princeton coach and proven middle-distance groomer Jason Vigilante who could collaborate with Salazar to guide Cain's track fortunes; and (iii) pursue an Ivy League education.

Will Cain be able to retain the poise she has displayed throughout her meteoric 2013 rise?

It is to be expected that questions would be asked about a high-schooler's ability to remain composed, to handle the pressure of competing in a national championship meet with an opportunity to win a title and gain a berth on the national team that will compete in Moscow. But Cain - trained and handled superbly by Salazar - has demonstrated she can handle the bright lights and the expectations that come with competing at the highest levels of the sport.

While Cain's composure plays a big role, Salazar's masterful handling should not be overlooked and cannot be over-emphasized. There were more than a few whispers of skepticism when Salazar first embraced coaching after his career as a world class distance runner concluded. But virtually no such doubts remain today. Firmly established as an innovator, a focused taskmaster, and a skilled handler of personalities, Salazar has been able to guide his athletes - including Cain - away from some of the training and racing pitfalls that he himself was unable to sidestep as an elite athlete. Knowing that in Cain he is dealing with an unmatched distance running talent but remembering that she is, after all, a 17-year old school girl, the savvy coach has done an excellent job of keeping it light and breezy. Mixing up his protégé's racing distances, sending her out to perform at a variety of different venues, and always reminding her that it is about "just competing," Salazar has deftly deflected away from Cain the type of overbearing pressure that often can come from an undue emphasis on winning and fast times. We have all witnessed the stunning results: Cain - who not coincidentally is nonetheless ringing up fast times and capturing an occasional victory - is an eager and joyful athlete who can't wait for her next opportunity to "compete."

And so there are a myriad of questions swirling around Mary Cain as the U.S. Outdoor Track & Field Championships are set to commence later this week. And while the meet itself will provide answers to many, others will require additional time before answers emerge. But before the championships even begin, one thing is certain. When Mary Cain steps out onto Drake's big blue oval, she will be ready to compete.

~Dave Hunter

Frazier Completes Historic Triple, Three Meet Records Fall at New Balance Nationals Day Three, by Chris Lotsbom, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-17T00:54:19Z

Wesley Frazier,

photo by PhotoRun.net

The 2013 New Balance Outdoor Nationals will be remembered for many things, but, the Welsey Frazier triple will be one of the highlights. Watching Wesley race over the past several years has been fascinating as the young athlete developed her racing skills.

Wesley Frazier's triple victory over the NBN weekend was high level and highly impressive; a 5,000m win in 15:55, a two mile win in 10:07 with a 65.4 last lap and a fine 4:39 mile. Wesley Frazier looks like she is made for NCAA racing. We wish her luck and look forward to seeing her race in the future.

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FRAZIER COMPLETES HISTORIC TRIPLE, THREE MEET RECORDS FALL AT NEW BALANCE NATIONALS DAY THREE

By Chris Lotsbom

GREENSBORO, NC, USA (16-June) -- North Carolina's Wesley Frazier made history on the final day of competition here at New Balance Nationals Outdoor, becoming the first girl ever to successfully complete the long distance triple. Winning the mile, two mile, and 5000m in a span of less than 72 hours, Frazier established herself as one of the best prep athletes ever to compete in the championships. In addition to Frazier's phenomenal run, three meet records were broken on the third day of competition, capping off a great weekend of track and field action.

For the 17-year-old Frazier, June 14 through 16 will go down as one of the most memorable weekends of her athletics career. After taking the 5000m and Two Mile titles on Friday and Saturday, respectively, the Duke-bound senior toed the line at Aggie Stadium for the final time as a high school athlete. She was determined to make her last hurrah a memorable one.

"I'm really happy about it, I couldn't ask for a better end to my high school career," she said following the win.

Through halfway in 2:22.15, Frazier sat meters behind New Jersey's Josette Norris, who had attempted to run the wheels off of Frazier. Responding to Norris's move with ease, Frazier ran within herself as she came up on the leader's shoulder.

Just like she had in her previous two wins, Frazier decided her time to go was at the start of the bell lap. Immediately, she extended her stride and opened up a gap on the trailing Norris.

"I wasn't sure --having already run so hard in the last two race-- if I was going to be able to win this one," said Frazier. "I just had to wait until the last lap and go."

Down the homestretch, Frazier wouldn't slow the pace despite knowing the victory was hers. Breaking the tape in 4:39.66, Frazier became the first girl ever to win the mile, two mile, and 5000m at New Balance Nationals in one weekend. The only other person to complete the high school trifecta was Lukas Verzbicas at the 2011 New Balance Nationals Indoor meeting.

Frazier's initial reaction to the historic feat was how painful it was. For the first time all weekend, Frazier showed fatigue just after she broke the tape, going to her knees in complete exhaustion.

"I'm happy it's over" she said with a laugh. "I'm pretty sore...I don't know if I'd do it again."

Making history roughly 70 miles from her hometown of Raleigh meant the world to Frazier, as many of her friends and family were in attendance. Receiving her All American crown and medal, Frazier got a standing ovation from the crowd.

Frazier's run was not the only highlight from Sunday. Three meet records fell over the ten hours of competition here today. The Boys of Red Tide TC recorded the fastest 4xMile time in meet history, while Texan decathlete Travis Toliver scored a meet best of 6846 points. In the Boys 800 meters, John Crossley destroyed the meet record with a time of 1:48.01.

Coming from behind, Red Tide TC of Michigan was able to close hard and catch pre-race favorite Stillwater TC (Minn.) in the boys 4xMile relay. Thanks to a 4:13.40 anchor leg by Brian Kettle, the pride of Milford High School set a new meet record of 17:16.12.

"We knew we had a shot to do great things, we just didn't know what those great things would be necessarily," said Kettle. "It's great to win and set a meet record."

After strong opening legs by Kyle Monagle and Kevin Black, Cody Snavely received the baton in sixth, nine seconds out of first place. One by one, the senior worked to move up and get closer to Stillwater TC, who was pushing the pace up front.

When Brian Kettle was handed the baton, Stillwater TC was still ahead with Northport TC (NY) close behind. Lap by lap, Kettle began catching the front runners, using his miler speed to his advantage.

A fast 4:13.40 final leg complete with a killer kick helped Red Tide take the lead and secure the national title. The meet record that came along with it was an added bonus.

"Time is not really something you're always worried about. You just run hard and time takes care of itself," said a smiling Kettle. Stillwater TC hung on for second, with Northport TC coming in third.

Toliver, the winner in the Boys Decathlon, began his competition on Saturday with a great start: two personal bests in the opening two events, the 100 meters and long jump. Adding a win in the shot put and a strong performance in the 400 meters, Toliver was well on his way to a podium finish.

"Day one's not my strong day but I PR'd in two events and that set me off with a good start," he said. Though he was sitting in second after day one ended, Toliver was confident that he could separate from the rest of the competition on Sunday.

"Day two is always better for me, as I am an open pole vaulter and javelin thrower," he said.

After finishing second in the 110m hurdles and discus throw, Toliver won the pole vault with ease, soaring 4.56 meters. Following a narrow second in the javelin, the only event left to conquer was the 1500m.

Admittedly not his best event, Toliver kept his mind on the task at hand and willed his way to a 5:03.93 time, good enough for 537 points and the meet record. His point tally at the conclusion of Sunday was 6846, bettering Kris Horn's previous record of 6720.

"I knew what I had to run for the meet record and I kept my eye on [the clock] the entire time," he said with a laugh. "It feels awesome."

In the Boys 800m, North Carolina's Crossley set a meet record thanks to a patient strategy. Louisiana's Blair Henderson took the pace out at a blistering clip from the gun, stringing the field out by 400m.

Sitting behind was Crossley, knowing the quick early pace would likely tire most of the field.

"Everybody took it out fast. I didn't know what to expect," he said. "But I ran my race, I don't worry about them."

With less than 300 meters remaining, Crossley made his move, taking the lead with authority.

"I figured I'd had such a good season, I might as well leave it all out right here in my last race," said Crossley, who would cross the line in 1:48.01, shaving .08 of a second off the previous meet record.

"It feels awesome. It's an honor for me to be here and do the best I can do," said Crossley, competing at his first New Balance National meet.

Courtney Corrin of Playa Vista, California, tied the meet record in the Girls Long Jump, measuring 6.28m (20-07.25 feet).

Day three of New Balance Nationals saw a number of athletes earn their second title of the weekend. In the span of about 24 hours, Minnesota's Magdayln Ewen earned a pair of national crowns in the Girls Discus and Shot Put, the latter of which was won on Sunday. Entering Sunday's competition, Ewen was determined to obtain another national crown and All American honor.

"I've been working on shot put so much --and the discus-- and I'm glad it all paid off," said the Arizona State-bound Ewen, who reached 16.55m (54-03.75 feet) in her second throw. "I'm glad I got it in my second throw cause then I could just relax and throw hard from there."

The girls of Team FitFast of New Jersey won both the 1600m Sprint Medley Relay (Saturday) and 4x400m on Sunday.

Many New Balance Nationals Indoor champions transitioned to the Outdoor championships without a hitch, continuing where they left off three months ago in New York City. Among Sunday's winners who took home national Indoor titles as well were Henry Wynne (Boys Mile), Daven Murphree (Boys Pole Vault), Sabrina Southerland (Girls 800m), and Marlon Humphrey (Indoor Pentathlon, Outdoor 400m Hurdles). Virginia's Michael Cherry defended his Outdoor title in the 400m Hurdles; he was also the Indoor 400m winner this past March.

Sunday concluded the 2013 edition of New Balance Nationals, which saw 4,200 athletes from 47 states compete. For complete New Balance Nationals Outdoor coverage, visit the event Facebook page at www.facebook.com/newbalancenationals and @NBRunning on Twitter.

The next New Balance Nationals event will be New Balance Nationals Indoor, taking place from March 14-16, 2014 in New York City at the New Balance Armory Track and Field Center.

Meet Records Fall, Possible Triple Crown Continues on Day two of New Balance Nationals, by Chris Lotsbom

2013-06-16T05:34:11Z

The New Balance Nationals finish day two and Wesley Frazier looks to be headed to a possible three titles, after winning the 5,000 meters on Friday and two mile on Saturday. The New Balance Nationals is the de facto American high school athletics championships, with fields better than any other high school meet in the country. The NSAF, the founders of the meet and managing team of the event, put together amazing fields.

Here is Chris Lotsbom's piece on Day two of the NB Nationals!

Wesley Frazier, NB Indoors, March 2013, photo by PhotoRun.net

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MEET RECORDS FALL, POSSIBLE TRIPLE CROWN CONTINUES ON DAY TWO OF NEW BALANCE NATIONALS

By Chris Lotsbom

GREENSBORO, NC, USA (15-June) -- A full day of excellent performances --including four meet records-- made for an exciting second day of competition here at New Balance Nationals Outdoor in Greensboro, North Carolina. Meet records were broken in both the Boys and Girls Shuttle Hurdle Relay, as well as the Boys Octathlon and Hammer Throw. To cap off the evening, North Carolina's Wesley Frazier earned her second title in as many days, setting her up for a shot at the ever elusive distance triple crown.

Union Catholic of Scotch Plains, New Jersey, was able to successfully complete the 2013 New Balance Nationals Indoor/Outdoor double, sweeping the Boys Shuttle Hurdle Relays in record setting runs. The quartet of Animashaun Obafemi, Christoffe Scott, Taylor McLaughlin, and Zach Gizzone avoided unexpected obstacles and completed each of their 110m legs with ease, timing a new meet record of 56.63.

"We came here for two things: to win the race and get the [meet] record. The first thing we had to do was win the race. Everything went out of my mind and I started running," said the lead off Animashaun.

As Animashaun was making his way down the homestretch, all of a sudden Western Branch's Aaron Simpson crashed to the track two lanes over. The fall startled --yet sharpened-- the junior Animashaun.

"When the Western Branch kid fell, I was like 'who am I racing now? The clock!'" he said.

With only time as their competition, Scott, McLaughlin, and Gizzone made sure they ran the entire stretch as hard as possible while not being distracted by Simpson, who was still lying in pain meters away. Approaching the line, Gizzone knew he would be close to breaking the meet record of 57.81, ironically set by Western Branch in 2012.

As he crossed the finish, Gizzone immediately heard the large Union Catholic fan base cheer, signaling that the quartet had indeed established a new meet record.

"We've never won anything back to back [speaking of the Indoor/Outdoor double]. Our school is going to be known as a shuttle hurdle legacy. One national record and one meet record is pretty good," said Gizzone. The team credited part of their success to the bright yellow, lightning-like New Balance singlets which they sported.

"We had to switch it up and shock the competition," said Scott with a smile.

Western Branch TC of Virginia prevailed in the Girls Shuttle Hurdle Relay, achieving their goal of breaking 58 seconds and earning the national title. The quartet of Milan Parks, Irielle Little, Funlayo Oluwole, and Devin Heath came out on top despite some pre-race drama.

In heat two of four, New Rochelle TC of New York ran 58.68 seconds, the fastest time in meet history. While Johari Privott-Yeiser, Ashley Wiggins, Alyssa McDonald, and Alicia Donaldson celebrated their win, Western Branch's Parks and Oluwole looked at one another. They could read each other's mind: run fast so we can break the new meet record and dip under 58 seconds.

"As soon as they said it [was a meet record] I looked to my teammate and said this is our new goal, we're trying to beat that time," said Parks, the opening leg.

Excited rather than nervous, Western Branch TC channeled their focus and executed a near flawless race, becoming the first team in meet history to crack 58 seconds. Their time of 57.74 was over a second ahead of last year's winner Long Beach Poly of California.

"Each of us do the 100m hurdles individually, but we've only done one or two shuttle hurdle relays together," said Heath, the anchor. "So this was our time to really shine."

Also setting a meet record was Rudy Winkler, a senior out of Sand Lake, New York. On his final throw, Winkler unleashed a 76.70m (251-08 feet) measurement, more than two feet farther than the previous meet mark.

"I'm really happy to win here," said Winkler, who will throw at Cornell University next year. "It feels great to get the meet record, it really is a great accomplishment for me."

Winkler won the competition by nearly ten feet.

In the Boys Octathlon, Harrison Williams of Tennessee set a meet record, totaling 5921 points. The junior --who chose not to do the Decathlon as he is competing in the discipline next week at the IAAF World Youth Championships-- was pleased with his performance.

"I was pretty confident I was going to break it," said Williams, who won three of the eight events contested. "I wanted to break 6,000 [points] but I had a little hiccup in the high jump and javelin. Oh well."

North Carolina's Wesley Frazier proved once again that she should be considered as one of the top prep athletes ever to compete at New Balance Nationals. With the sun beginning to set, the 17-year-old earned her second title in as many days, completing the second leg of her triple crown attempt in the Girls Two Mile.

"I felt really strong about going into the last 800m. I thought it was a little too early to take the lead, so I wanted to hang on a little bit longer with the group and see on the last lap how much I could take off," said Frazier.

As the bell sounded with 400 meters remaining, Frazier unleashed a ferocious kick that timed 65.35 seconds. Crossing in 10:07.35, Frazier now turns her focus towards tomorrow's Mile, which takes place at 4:55 EST.

"I'll just see what I have left," she said with a smile.

Ky Westbrook of Arizona ran her best despite windy conditions, timing 11.62 seconds to win her second consecutive Girls 100m national crown. Though the junior didn't run quite as fast as she had hoped, she was delighted with the win. Westbrook said that running at New Balance Nationals on the Aggie Stadium track is always the highlight of her season.

"This is my favorite meet of the whole year. It's a huge meet with lots of competition," she said. "Favorite weather, favorite track, favorite everything."

Trayvon Bromell of Saint Petersburg, Florida, timed 10.41 seconds in the Boys 100m, taking the national title by a hair over Cameron Burrell (10.44 seconds). Kendal Williams rounded out the top three.

Defending a title of his own was Boys 110m hurdle champion Wellington Zaza of Pennsylvania. His winning time was 13.54 seconds, more than a quarter of a second ahead of his closest competitor.

Other highlights of Day Two include:

Jr. Striders of North Carolina --Friday's Swedish Medley Relay champions-- timed 1:36.39 in the Girls 4x200m to win their second national title in as many days.

Colorado's Bailey Roth came out of the first section to win the Boys 2000m steeplechase in 5:49.24. Keelin Hollowood of New York defended her title in the Girls race.

In the Girls 1600m Sprint Medley Relay, Team FitFast of New Jersey just missed the national and meet record of 3:51.90. Later on Saturday, they came back and won the 4x800m.

Keturah Orji jumped the number six mark ever in high school history, winning the Girls Triple Jump with ease. Her longest measurement was 13.34m (43-09.25 feet).

Magdayln Ewen, one of the pre-eminent throwers to emerge on the high school stage this year, won the Girls Discus with a throw of 50.62m. The Minnesota native will go for the Shot Put title tomorrow.

Natives of Auburn, Alabama, finished one-two in the Boys Javelin. Justin Carter launched a throw of 64.81m (212-07 feet) to win the title, while Sam Hardin finished runner-up with a mark of 62.83m (206-02 feet).

Virginia's Sean McGorty led wire to wire in the Boys Two Mile, timing 8:45.61. Lap by lap, the senior wore out the rest of the field, which included the likes of New Balance Nationals Indoor 5000m champion Elijah Armstrong, 4:01.71 miler Bernie Montoya, and cross country ace Sam Wharton. McGorty's final time was 8:45.61.

Action continues Sunday, when more than fifteen national champions will be crowned. Among the featured events are the Championship Mile, 4x400m, Shot Put, and Long Jump. Stay tuned to the New Balance Nationals Facebook page and @NBRunning on Twitter for live New Balance Nationals coverage. Links to the event's livestream, pictures, and results are available on the New Balance Nationals Facebook page.

Lauren Fleshman has baby boy, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-16T02:17:18Z

Congrats to Lauren Fleshman on the birth of her baby boy, Jude Eiger Thomas, who was born on June 10. Lauren Fleshman has more ideas in one day than most people have in a lifetime. The co-founder of Picky Bars, Lauren was a top collegiate runner, and elite Nike runner for much of her career. Lauren was also featured in one of the best ads EVER by Nike: Objectify me.

We congratulate Lauren and her family and wish them the very best.

Lauren Fleshman, USA Outdoors 2010,

photo by PhotoRun.net

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7 WITH CLEAN SHEET
OSLO (NOR): After 6th leg of IAAF Diamond League 7 athletes are enjoying winning all three of their events within the series. One male representative is Kenyan steeple runner Conseslus Kipruto, the remaining six are women. Amantle Montsho at 400 m, Abeba Aregawi at 1500 m, Zuzana Hejnova 400 m hurdles, Caterine Ibarguen triple jump, Sandra Perkovic discus and Christine Obergfoll javelin. The series will now have a break until June 30 in Birmingham.

SANYA FOR CANADIAN MEET
EDMONTON (CAN): Olympic double gold medallist Sanya Richards-Ross of the United States is the latest addition to a talent-laden lineup at the Edmonton International Track Classic on June 29. Meet director Peter Ogilvie, who also is executive-director of Athletics Alberta, said Thursday the Jamaican-born Richards-Ross has agreed to compete at Edmonton's Foote Field in the fourth edition of the meet, which is the third stop on the five-city National Track League. In the men's 200-metre sprint, Olympic bronze medallist Warren Weir of Jamaica will be up against American Walter Dix, and Canada's Jared Connaughton, who anchored Canada's 4x100-metre relay team that crossed the finish line third in London but was disqualified for a lane violation committed on the final bend by Connaughton. Janay Deloach of the U.S., who won bronze in the long jump at the 2012 Summer Olympics, will lead a strong field in that event in Edmonton.

YELENA POSSIBLE FOR RUSSIAN NATIONALS
MOSCOW (RUS): Russian head coach Valentin Maslakov informed All-Sport Agency that after many years it looks like the pole vault queen Yelena Isinbayeva will compete at the National Championships in July. The event will be in Luzhniki Stadium July 22-25. Maslakov also informed that Isinbayeva is ok and in good training.

SPIEGELBURG REPLACES STRUTZ
FRANKFURT (GER): Change in pole vault in German team for European Team Championships in Gateshead. Selected Martina Strutz gave her place to Silke Spiegelburg who won the Diamond League in Oslo on Thursday. Strutz has her study appointment on Monday after the competition and would not be able to make it in current air connections. At the 100 m the entry will be Tatjana Pinto. In men triple jump Manuel Ziegler. In the 4x100 m instead of Lucas Jakubczyk selected is Maximilian Kessler.

GREAT THROWS IN POLAND
SZCZECIN (POL): The 59th edition of Kusocinski Memorial (EA Classic) will have on Saturday top names mainly in throwing events. Both hammers will have IAAF Hammer Challenge status. In men competition olympic winner Krisztian Pars will compete with world leader Dilshod Nazarov, Czech Lukas Melich and home Pawel Fajdek with Szymon Ziolkowski. In women world record holder Betty Heidler will face another olympic medalist Anita Wlodarczyk. Olympic winner Tomasz Majewski in the shot put is competing against reigning world champion German David Storl and Canadian Dylan Armstrong with Bulgarian record holder Georgi Ivanov. World leader and recently improved Piotr Malachowski wants to throw despite back difficulties in Oslo, his rivals Mario Pestano of Spain and home Robert Urbanek. Another olympic medalist is German Raphael Holzdeppe in the pole vault. Poland´s 800 m star Adam Kszczot is facing Kenyans Edwin Melly and Abraham Kiplagat. Fastest Japanese Shota Iizuka is the 200 m favorite. Briton Lisa Dobriskey is entered in the women 1500 m against home elite and German Diana Sujew with Luiza Gega of Albania. Overseas jumpers (Mexican Rivera and Smith of Bermuda) are ready for Polish talent Tomasz Jasczcuk in the long jump.

EXCELLENT TV FIGURES
LAUSANNE (SUI): European Athletics informs that a total television audience of 66 million watched the Göteborg 2013 European Athletics Indoor Championships in March, an increase on the viewing figures of the previous two editions. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Repucom confirmed in a report to European Athletics that the cumulative figure (excluding news audiences) is 6 million higher than for the Paris 2011 European Athletics Indoor Championships and 9 million higher than Torino 2009. Broadcasters in 23 European countries and pan-European channel Eurosport produced about 300 hours of coverage for the world's biggest athletics event since the Olympic Games in London. Next edition of the European Indoors will be in Praha in 2015.

OTHER NEWS

RATINGEN (GER): Ratingen IAAF World Challenge combined events meet this weekend is the last chance for the German athletes to qualify for the IAAF World Championships this summer and, so far, only the Decathlon world leader Michael Schrader, who scored 8427 points in Ulm last month but will be a spectator in Ratingen, can be relatively sure to of a ticket to Moscow. US-student Johannes Hock, too, set a good mark of 8293 points in Eugene last month, but the event didn't count as qualification event and, being only 21-years-old, his main goal will be the European Athletics U23 Championships in Tampere, Finland, next month. Hock will not compete, but 2012 European champion Pascal Behrenbruch and Rico Freimuth, sixth at the London 2012 Olympic Games, will. Another strong contender for a ticket to Moscow is Frankfurt's Jan Felix Knobel. Two German athletes have already proven their fighting spirit in the bad conditions in Götzis: Norman Müller and Kai Kazmirek were the only Germans to finish the Decathlon there. In the Heptathlon, Julia Machtig returns to Ratingen with good memories. Similar to Knobel, it was in Ratingen last year where she qualified for the Olympic Games, scoring a personal best of 6345 points. From the IAAF.

KOLN (GER): Olympic medalist Björn Otto and Greek counterpart Konstandinos Filippidis are set to do battle on Sunday during the third Tour Stop of the Golden Fly Series - the BUDERUS Kölner RheinSpringen at Rheinauhafen. Also competing in Sunday's pole vault competition will be Karsten Dilla, winner of the Golden Fly Series - Jump & Fly München and Alhaji Jeng alongside Michael Frauen and Hendrik Gruber, Kim Yoo Suk and Thiago Braz da Silva and Augusto de Oliveira both of Brazil. Spain´s Luis Felipe Meliz and Ignisious Gaisah will continue their Golden Fly Series combat for the third tim. Naide Gomes, Alina Rotaru and Lauma Griva will compete against the home athletes Stefanie Voss and Melanie Bauschke for the ladies Long Jump prize.

HEROUVILLE (FRA): Bad luck for French hurdlers. Garfield Darien has withdrawn from the Herouville meet on Thursday two hours before the race. Former star Ladji Doucoure was out in heats with 14.58.

OTTAWA (CAN): Athletics Canada announced that three Canadian communities have submitted a letter of intent to move forward in the domestic bid process to host the 2017 IAAF World Youth Championships in Athletics. The successful domestic bid candidate will move onto the international bid phase. The communities are Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.

LONDON (GBR): BBC will provide its biggest ever offering of live athletics action this summer with coverage available on TV, radio, online, mobile and connected TV. Its website informs. The package includes the World Athletics Championships, Diamond League, European Team Championships and the London Anniversary Games. Programming will run across BBC One, Two and Three, plus BBC Radio 5 live and 5 live sports extra. Viewers will also be able to experience the coverage via online and interactive services.

BIRMINGHAM (GBR): British Athletics has welcomed Active People Survey results, which show athletics to be the sport taken up by the highest number of people over the past seven years. Since the Games were awarded to London in 2005, athletics has increased participation by 604 200. The survey shows that the last 12 months has seen a particular surge in track and field participation, with a 25% increase following the London 2012 Games, where athletics provided some of the most inspirational moments for the watching nation.

SALZBURG (AUT): Top decathletes are ready for a triathlon at the Salzburger Leichtathletik Gala on Saturday. Confirmed are Dutch Eelco Sintnicolaas and Pieter Braun as well as Dimitriy Karpov, Andrei Krauchanka and Mikk Pahapill. In the women's field Nadine Broersen, Myrte Goor, Hanna Melnychenko, Laura Ikauniece and Ellen Sprunger are set to compete. Best Austrian athletes Beate Schrott and Andreas Vojta (800 m) will also compete.

BRUSSELS (BEL): Following her 12.95 run in the 100m hurdler race in Oslo, belgian Sara Aerts told Belgian media she might put her focus on the hurdlers rather than the heptathlon. Aerts, who competed in last year's Olympic Games heptathlon, has the B-standard for the IAAF World championships but will now focus on reaching the standard of 12.94 over the hurdlers.

PARIS (FRA): Marion Lotout surprised by vaulting to 460 at the meeting national in Grenoble and in an interview with athle.com the French athlete confirmed she had been jumping well in training and now has her goal set on the French national record held by Vanessa Boslak at 470. Lotout added she digested her disappointing performance from last year's Olympic Games and hopes to reach the final at this year's IAAF World championships.

HAPPY NEWS

BEND (USA): US long distance runner Lauren Fleshman gave birth to a boy Jude Eiger Thomas on June 10.

NAIROBI (KEN): One of world's best steeple runners Paul Kipsiele Koech is also a happy father.

RESULTS

RIETI (ITA, Jun 14): During first day of Italian U23 and Junior Championships fast 100 m by Delmas Obou 10.27 (+0.6) in the U23 category. He is of Ivory Coast origin. In women U23 100 m Gloria Hooper achieved 11.45 (+0.4). In junior events to note 72.51 in hammer (6 kg) by Marco Bortolato and 10 000 m walk 41:51.09 by Vito Minei.

KAZAN (RUS, Jun 14): First day of Russian Junior Championships had talented sprinter Kristina Sivkova (16) winning the 100 m in 11.70 (-0.5). Kristina Bondarenko cleared 425 in girls pole vault.

BOURG EN BRESSE (FRA, Jun 14): At throwing meet World junior champion from Barcelona Alexandra Tavernier improved in hammer to 70.70. Tumatai Dauphin achieved 19.76 in men shot put.

CARQUEFOU (FRA, Jun 14): Ethiopians won at International meet here. Alemayehu Zebene 3:39.17 at 1500 m and Mosinet Gezemew 13:31.45 at 5000 m. In women 5000 m Nazaret Weldu from Eritrea got 15:45.48.

RIED (AUT, Jun 14): At the "Messe Ried Leichtathletik Nacht" meet German Ralf Bartels won the shot put in his season best 20.13. Namibian spritner Hitjivure Kaanjuka won both sprints in 10.43 (+0.1, 10.42 in heats) and 21.20 (-1.0). Matthew Burton from Great Britain got 781 in long jump and Latvian Mareks Arents cleared 550 in the pole vault. 2006 World indoor champion Derval O´Rourke of Ireland won the hurdles in 13.59 (-0.9). Namibian sprint wins also in women category: Globine Mayova 11.74 and 24.15 and Tjipekapora Herunga 53.06.

CHULA VISTA (USA, Jun 13): At another meet of the series here former World champion Brad Walker cleared 575 in the pole vault, Tyrone Stewart achieved 812 in the long jump ahead of Ronald Taylor 805. In women pole vault Ireland´s Tori Pena got 450 over April Steiner also 450.

SZOMBATHELY (HUN, Jun 12): Hungarian hammer girsl talent Helga Volgyi achieved at Savaria Cup world best with 3 kg implement 73.62.

DERBY (GBR, Jun 8): Late addition from the weekend as world junior champion Adam Gemili opened with solid 10.28 (+1.7) at the Interclubs meet. He competes during the weekend in Bedford at UK U23 Trials.

NARA (JPN, Jun 14): Neither heat nor fatigue bothers this 17-year-old. With a 100 m best of 10.01, Yoshihide Kiryu (17, Rakunan H.S.) ran at Nara's Konoike Field with his team's 4x100 m relay in the qualifying heats for the National High School Track and Field Championships. With temperatures in Nara peaking at 35 degrees, sweat was pouring down Kiryu's face even just moving from the warmup track to the main ground. Informs Brett Larner.

DENIZLI (TUR, Jun 13): New Turkish junior record Sen Furkan 21.42 at the 200 m during the national junior championships.

Top Marks from Oslo: Bolt and Defar, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-15T21:37:52Z

Bolt in Rome, photo by PhotoRun.net

Defar in Shanghai, photo by PhotoRun.net

Usain Bolt, while short of the fitness that he may want at this time, woke a few people up with his WL furlong in 19.79. The scary thing is that Usain Bolt is probably two, perhaps three weeks away from being very fit, and he runs the 200 meters like he was made for it-and he was!

Speaking of being made for a distance, Meseret Defar ran 14:26.90 in Rome, winning by seven plus seconds. Defar is the queen of the 5,000 meters, and while, of course, she will have formidable competition in Moscow, Meseret Defar is as close to a sure thing at 12 and one half laps as there can be. (Just don't tell Tirunesh Dibaba, who seems to be rounding into shape as well, from her race at Prefontaine. )

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TOP MARKS: BOLT AND DEFAR

OSLO (NOR, Jun 13): Despite the chilly weather and swirling winds, the ExxonMobil Bislett Games lived to the expectations. Meseret Defar offered first highlight in the 5000 m and Usain Bolt closed the event with new meet record and world lead in the 200 m. Kipruto, Schwanitz, Hejnova, Ibarguen remained unbeaten this season.

Event by event review

Men

200 m: Bolt despite losing the runner in front of him (Martina fs) delivered not only the first sub 20 of the year, but also new meet record 19.79 (+1.7) and that in sub 15 degrees of Celsius.

400 m: In LA trained Masrahi won for Saudia Arabia in 45.33, favorite Santos fourth.

Dream Mile: Souleiman of Djibouti improved on his 4th place at Prefontaine and won in 3:50.53 (3:34.33 split) ahead of Kenyans Chepseba and Magut, fourth Turkish Ozbilen EL 3:52.30.

Steeple: Kemboi tried but no chance today 8:07.00 to Kipruto 8:04.48. He was alone in second half of the race.

110mH(non-DL): Nossmy of Sweden and Belgian Deghelt in close race, both 13.54, but +2.3.

DT: Kanter wins in his season best 65.52, Malachowski three fouls due to back problems.

JT: Vesely with second round 85.96 wins and continues in footsteps of his coach Zelezny, Pitkamaki came close in 3rd round 84.74.

Women

100 m: Lalova beat Ahoure in EL 11.04 (+1.2) to 11.05 and third previous EL holder Ryemyen 11.07.

800 m: Europeans prevailed over Africans here. Poistogova 1:59.39 and Lupu1:59.59 were top two.

5000 m: Defar has the shape and left the rest of the field in excellent world lead 14:26.90 behind her (12th fastest time ever, best since 2011). 11th Dutch Kuijken improved to EL and PB 15:04.36.

100mH: Top four under 13 seconds in this European affair, Tiffany Porter got it in 12.76 (+1.4).

400mH: Hejnova again improved to 53.60 her season best and this time needed to fight from behind but succesfully made it. PSD in lane 2 showed her abilities 54.03 as second.

HJ: Shkolina started as only one as high as 190 and confirmed she is in great competition shape as only one cleared 197 and did two attempts at 201. Behind her rest of this great field suffering from cold and wind (including Chicherova and Vlasic).

PV: Spiegelburg won after clearing 465 in jump-off with Kyriakopoulou of Greece (they ended the tie at 460). Murer no-heighted at 450.

LJ: Proctor ruled with top mark, 689 +1.5 in first round and promised first seven meters soon.

TJ: Saladukha was never leading as Ibarguen offered three jumps enough to win, the best 14.81 in 5th round.

SP: Solo for Schwanitz, 20.10, when she will meet Adams?

National events: 400 m European champion Moa Hjelmer improved in the 200 m to 23.19 (+1.1), British sprinter Anyika Onuora debuted in the 400 m with good 52.11.

OTHER NEWS

KINGSTON (JAM): Trackalerts informs that Jamaica's track and field governing body has announced that defending champions will be preferred over Diamond League winners as wild card entries for the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Athletics. The JAAA's decision will see Yohan Blake getting the nod over Usain Bolt in the men's 100m and Bolt over Nickel Ashmeade in the men's 200m. There are other events where wild cards will be granted. These are the women's 200m with defending champion, Veronica Campbell-Brown, the women's 100m with Diamond League winner, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and the women's 400m hurdles with Diamond League winner, Kaliese Spencer.

KYIV (UKR): Executive committee of Ukrainian athletics federation gave permission to triple jump London Olympic 4th placer Hanna Knyazeva to represent Israel at major athletics events from the next year. In November 2012 Knyazeva was married to Israeli decathlete Anatoliy Minenko and obtained Israeli citizenship on May 12, 2013.

KYIV (UKR): Triple jump European U23 champion Sheryf El-Sheryf applied to Ukrainian athletics federation (FLAU) asking to give him permission to represent Turkey at major athletics events. Sheryf also gave all documents confirmed his current Turkish citizenship. FLAU's executive committee made decision to permit El-Sheryf represent Turkey from next year only if Turkish athletics federation will recover expenditure spending for immediate athlete's preparation.

REHLINGEN (GER): German long jumper Bianca Kappler gave birth to a daughter Lara Emily. Her first daughter Jolina was born in 2006.

KINGSTON (JAM): Jamaican 400 m runner Dominique Blake has been banned for six years, commencing June 13, 2013. Blake, who admitted the doping charges and explained she didn't intentionally used the substance, was tested positive for Methylhexanamine, at last year's national trials. She was sixth in the women's 400m final, and despite traveling with the team to London, did not make the final 4×4 team.

RESULTS

HEROUVILLE (FRA, Jun 13): At International meet here Cubans clocked sub 50 at 400 m hurdles, Omar Cisneros 49.77 and Yasmani Copello 49.89. Chinese Xiwe Wenjun won the hurdles in 13.54 (-2.3) ahead of Russian Konstantin Shabanov 13.63. Roscoe Engel of South Africa got the 100 m in 10.45 (-1.0). Dmitriy Zhelyabin of Russia cleared 555 in pole vault ahead of world medalist Lazaro Borges 535. Mihain Donisan from Romania cleared 218 in the high jump. On the women side Natalya Pogrebnyak from Ukraine won the 100 m in 11.51 (+0.4), Bahraini Genzebe Shumi the 1500 m 4:14.05 and Cristina Sandu from Romania the long jump 648 (+4.1).

LEFCOSIA (CYP, Jun 12): During the first day of the Cypriot National Championships Greek Konstadínos Douvalídis clocked 13.45 (+1.8) competing as guest in the 110m hurdles. Milan Trajkovic was Cypriot champion with 13.83.

REYKJAVIK (ISL, Jun 12): Anita Hinriksdottir (17) clocked her season best in the women 800 m in 2:03.42.

OSTERODE (GER, Jun 12): Ralf Bartels got here his first years 20+ shot put with 20.01 m.

European Results, from 5-9 June, 2013, by Carles Baronet/TrackinSun,note by Larry Eder

2013-06-15T18:26:24Z

Abebe Aregawi winning in Doha, May 10, 2013,

photo by PhotoRun.net

Aregawi has been running around the world winning. Her recent sub two minute 800 meters just builds the case for Abebe Aregawi as the top 1,500 meter women runner in the world. Here is the major European marks of the week, courtesy of Carles Baronet of Track In Sun.

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Graz, 5.6.2013

Women JT Elisabeth Eberl 53.26

Graz, 9.6.2013

Men SP u18 (5 kg) Valentin Dobler 17.67

BELARUS

Minsk, 7.6.2013

Men 100m (nwi) 1 Paul Konstantyuk 10.61; 2 Aliaksei Chigorevskiy 10.65; 3 Viktor Ryabov 10.74;

800m Maksim Iushenko 1:50.74; 110mh (nwi) Aliaksandr Linnik 13.93; 400mh Nikita Yakovlev

51.94; HJ 1 Andrei Churyla 2.25; 2 Artsiom Naumovich 2.25; 3 Artsiom Zaitsau 2.20; PV Stanislau

Tovintschik 5.30; LJ Aliaksei Chigorevskiy 7.61 (0.5); TJ 1 Aliaksei Tsapik 16.40 (0.5); 2 Aliaksandr

Liabedzka 16.25 (-0,3); 3 Dmitry Detsuk 16.14 (0.3); 4 Maksim Nesterenko 16.11 (1.0); SP 1

Aliaksei Nichipor 18.87; 2 Mikhail Abramchuk 18.71; 3 Ivan Mykhalchuk 17.57; 4 Vadim Platunov

17.53; 5 Maksim Zakharenka 16.90; DT 1 Siarhei Rohan 57.53; 2 Aleh Razanovich 54.16; HT 1

Valeri Sviatokha 77.40; 2 Yuri Shayounou 76.55; 3 Zakhar Marosenko 75.81; 4 Pavel Krivitskiy

74.26; 5 Paul Boreisha 73.06; 6 Siarhei Kolomoyets 71.99; 7 Oleg Dubitskiy 69.84; 8 Siarhei

Solyanik 64.31; JT Paul Myaleshka 77.63

Women 100m (nwi) Katsiaryna Hanchar 11.51; 2 Yuliya Balykina 11.69; 3 Katsiaryna Shumak

11.80; 200m (nwi) Yuliya Balykina 23.98; 2 Olha Ashtashka 24.12; 400m 1 Yuliya Yurenia 53.47;

2 Marina Boiko 54.33; 3 Katsiaryna Mishina 54.52; 4 Alena Terentyeva 55.85; 800m Tatsyana

Suprun 2:03.87; 1.500m Sviatlana Kudelich 4:17.90; 100mh (nwi) Ilona Polyanskaya 13.74; HJ 1

Valeryia Bahdanovich 1.91; 2 Maryia Sivenko 1.80; PV 1 Anna Shpak 3.90; 2 Iryna Yakoltsevich

3.90; LJ Olga Sudareva 6.76 (-1,0); TJ 1 Iryna Vaskovskaya 13.50 (1.3); 2 Tatsyana Nahornaya

13.40 (1.4); 3 Daryia Kucherova 13.25 (1.8); Olena Plyavgo 13.07 (-0,3); SP Olena Kopets 19.24;

2 Vera Epimashka 17.49; 3 Provalinskaya-Karolchik 16.81; DT 1 Sviatlana Serova 58.72; 2

Nastassia Kashtanova 56.70; HT 1 Oksana Menkova 71.86; 2 Olena Novogrodskaya 63.81; 3

Tatasiana Timofeychik 63.54; 4 Alina Kostrova 62.60; 5 Anna Nesterenko 58.57; JT 1 Tatsyana

Khodolovich 53.97; 2 Sviatlana (18.7.1989) 49.97

BELGIUM

Kessel-lo, 8.6.2013

Men 200m (0.3) 1 Julien Watrin 21.21; 2 Valerio Rosichini (ita) 21.26; 400m A 1 Jurge Wielart

(ned) 47.16; 2 Will Owoye 47.24; 3 Arnaud Ghislain 47.54; 4 Dylan Borlee 47.57; 5 Stef

1Vanhaeren 47.68;400m B 1 Tim Rummens 47.86; 2 Mossine Ennamir 47.94; 800m A 1 Jan Van Den Broeck 1:48.73; 2 Olivier Aitchinson (gbr) 1:48.90; 3 Ali Hamdi 1:49.07; 4 Pierre-Antoine Balhan 1:49.08; 5 Aaron Botterman 1:49.22; 6 Jonathan Cook (gbr) 1:50.11; 7 Eoin Everard (irl) 1:50.66; 800m B Ben Waterman (gbr) 1:50.34; 1.500m A 1 Christophe Lohse (ger) 3:47.19; 2 Alastair Hay (gbr) 3:47.54; 110mh (2.2) 1 Adrien Deghelt 13.65; 2 Frederick Townsend (usa) 13.69; 3 Dario De Borger 13.95; 4 Abril Yasel Lisme (ita) 14.27; 400mh Erik Heggen 51.64; HT 1 Sven Mohsner (ger) 71.01; 2 Benjamin Boruschewski (ger) 66.82; 3 Paul Hutzen (ger) 65.40 Women 200m (1.3) 1 Hanne Claes 23.26; 2 Monique Williams (nzl) 23.76; 3 Laura De Witte (ned) 24.18; 4 Orphee Depuydt 24.33; 400m 1 Lisianne De Witte (ned) 53.67; 2 Laetitia Libert 54.38; 3 Sofie Daelemans 54.47; 4 Rani Nagels (95) 54.86; 5 Kimberley Efonye (94) 55.52; 800m 1 Sifan Hassan (eth) 2:03.84; 2 Tara Bird (gbr) 2:05.81; 3 Charline Mathias (lux) 2:06.36; 4 Martine Nobili (lux) 2:06.81; 5 Dawn Hunt (gbr) 2:06.89; 5.000m Lily Partridge 16:13.34; 2 Beth Potter 16:26.74; 3.000m st 1 Getent Mekonen Tigest (eth) 10:04.01; 2 Samiri Touria (ita) 10:06.61; 3 Nolene Conrad (rsa) 10:08.27; 4 Emily Stewart (gbr) 10:18.47; HJ 1 Hanne Van Hessche 1.82; 2 Sietske Noorman (ned) 1.78; PV 1 Janneke Oosterink (ned) 3.95; 2 Anouk Vercauteren 3.90; HT Alexia Sedykh (fra) 65.27; 2 Daniela Manz (ger) 59.48; 3 Jolien Boumkwo 58.53; 4 Eva Reinders (ned) 57.86

BULGARIA

Varna, 5-6.6.2013

Men HJ Viktor Ninov 2.23; JT Jani Kiskilä (fin) 68.80 Women 400m 1 Marina Chernova (rus) 55.09; 2 Audrey Nkamsao (fra) 55.38; 5 Kms Walk Anna Halkivaha (fin) 23:02.26 Pravets, 8.6.2013 -European Cup in 10.000m- Men 10.000m 1 Sergio Sánchez (esp) 28:31.75; 2 Halil Akkas (tur) 28:31.82; 3 Ahmed El Mazoiry (ita) 28:36.40; 4 Stefano La Rosa (ita) 28:51.39; 5 Mikael Ekvall (swe) 28:55.87; 6 Tasama Moogas (isr) 28:57.84; 7 Andrea Lalli (ita) 29:05.13; 8 Manuel Angel Penas (esp) 29:17.78; 9 Djamel Bachiri (fra) 29:18.91; 10 José Moreira (por) 29:22.64; 11 Abdelhadi El Hachimi (bel) 29:29.41 Women 10.000m 1 Sabrina Mockenhaupt (ger) 32:13.64; 2 Christelle Daunay 32:46.39; 3 Olivera Jevtic (srb) 32:52.56; 4 Zsofia Erdelyi (hun) 33:09.73; 5 Diana Lobacevske (ltu) 33:22.02; 6 Sonia Bejarano (esp) 33:40.35; 7 Judith Pla (esp) 33:56.98; 8 Catarina Ribeiro (por) 34:00.30; 9 Sonia Samuel (gbr) 34:00.51; 10 Silvia Danekova 34:00.77; 11 Alyson Dixon (gbr) 34:03.05, 12 Stevie Stockton 34:03.88; 13 Iryna Ananenka (blr) 34:04.98; 14 Maryna Damantsevich (blr) 34:09.09; 15 María Azucena Díaz (esp) 34:23.57

CROATIA

Zagreb, 8-9.6.2013 -National Championships-

Men 100m (-0,7) Tomislav Kasnar 10.67; 400m 1 Zeljko Vincec 47.25; 2 Josip Sakic (95) 48.25; LJ 1 Marko Prugovecki 7.74 (0.0); 2 Dino Pervan 7.64 (-0,7); 3 Ivan Pucelj 7.57 (0.0); SP Marin Premeru 20.06; DT (9) Filip Mihaljevic 56.87; HT (9) 1 Andras Haklits 70.88; 2 Mirko Micuda 67.06; JT Matija Kranjc (slo) 72.40

Women 100m (-0,8) Ivana Loncarek 12.03; in heats: Maja Golub-Fijacko 12.06 (-0,9) 1h1; Anita Banovic 12.08 (0.0) 1h3; 200m (9) (0.0) Anita Banovic 24.41; 400m Anita Banovic 53.68; 3.000m Lisa Christina Stublic 9:29.47; 5.000m Lisa-Christina Stublic 16:30.83; 100mh (-1,0) Ivana Loncarek 13.45; LJ Mirjana Gagic 6.18 (-0,6); TJ 1 Sonja Krnjeta 13.11 (0.0), 2 Paola Borovic (95) 12.93 (0.0); HT Petra Jakeljic (95) 57.73; JT (9) Sara Kolak 55.93

CZECH REPUBLIC

Praha, 4.6.2013

Men 100m (-0,9) Marek Bakalar 10.64; 110mh (-0,6) 1 Martin Mazac 13.83; 2 Viliam Papso (svk) 14.17; 400mh Václav Barák 50.88; PV 1 Jan Kudlicka 5.60; 2 Marek Arents (lat) 5.45; 3 Michal Balner 5.35; 4 Lukas Posekany and Lukas Bechyne 5.25; SP 1 Ladislav Prasil 20.39, 2 Antonin Zalsky 20.06

Women 800m 1 Lenka Masná 2:05.03; 2 Tereza Capková 2:05.55; 2 Sylva Skabrahová 2:07.33; 3.000m Lucie Sekanová 9:26.10; 100mh (-0,5) 1 Lucie Skrobaková 13.24; 2 Jana Sotaková 13.88; 3 Katerina Cachová 13.96; 400mh 1 Lucia Slanicková (svk) 59.26; 2 Katerina Halová 59.39; PV Jirina Svobodová 4.61; 2 Romana Malacová 4.10; 3 Aneta Morysková 4.10; LJ Jana Koresová 6.16 (0.6); SP Jana Karniková 16.21; JT Petra Andrejsková 50.67

Marianske Lazne, 5.6.2013

Men 400m A 1 Daniel Nemecek 46.89; 2 Martin Capek 47.00; 3 Patrik Sorm 47.67; 4 Pavel Benda 47.96; 5 Michal Broz 48.29; 400m B Tomas Bosek 47.83 Mezibori, 7.6.2013 Men DT 1 Igor Gondor 57.62; 2 Tomas Vonavka 56.70

Women DT Eliska Stanková 57.10

Praha, 7.6.2013

Men 100m (-1,3) Man Lo Ho (hkg) 10.68; 200m A (1.8) 1 Lukas Stastny 20.81; 2 Jan Jirka 21.16; 3 Wojtech Sulc 21.19; 4 Michal Desensky 21.22; 5 Daniel Nemecek 21.49; 200m B (0.8) Robert Diez (esp) 21.53; 300m 1 Daniel Musil 34.08; 2 Robert Diez (esp) 34.11; 3 Michal Tlusty 34.13; 4 Vaclav Barák 34.28; 400m 1 Roman Flaska 47.83; 2 Radek Fischer 47.89; 3 Miroslav Burian 48.07 Women DT Katerina Klausová 52.82

Domazlice, 8.6.2013

Women 100m (1.2) Martina Stychová 12.01 Hradec Kralove, 8.6.2013 -Youth Competition- Men 400m Lukas Hodbod 48.60; HJ Petr Picha 2.16; SP (5 Kg) Milan Szurcsik (hun) 17.45; 2 Viktor Dano (svk) 17.22; DT (1,5 kg) Bence Halász (hun) 56.70; HT (5 kg) 1 Bence Halász (hun) 75.80; 2 Jaroslav Lauterkranc 66.77; JT (700 g) Norbert Rivasz Toth (hun) 74.81 Women 100m (1.4) Veronika Palicková (97) 11.79; 2 Melinda Ferenczi (hun) 12.02; 400m Zdena Seidlová (97) 55.29; 100mh (0.76m) (0.9) Petra Repási (hun) 13.50; 2 Luca Kozak (hun) 13.73; 400mh Jana Reissová 60.35; HT (3 kg) 1 Réka Gyurátz (hun) 73.08; 2 Helga Volgyi (hun) 72.38; JT (500 g) 1 Natalié Durcaková (97) 52.07; 2 Réka Sziágyi 50.50 Kladno, 8-9.6.2013 -TNT Express Meeting- Men Decathlon 1 Andrei Krauchanka (blr) 83.80p (11.23 (-0,7); 7.64 (0.9); 14.96; 2.09; 49.17 - 14.14 (1.19; 47.11; 4.82; 62.52; 4:41.08); 2 Dmitry Karpov (ukr) 7.978p (10.99 (-0,7); 7.11 (0.5); 16.21; 1.94; 48.95 - 14.50 (1.1); 50.14; 5.02; 48.59; 5:05.34); 3 Marek Lukas 7.753p (11.09 (- 0,7); 7.17 (0.8); 13.46; 1.88; 50.64 - 14.71 (1.1); 40.35; 4.62; 69.17; 4:44.51); 4 Pawel Wiesolek (pol) 7.720p (11.12 (-0,7); 7.08 (0.8); 12.57; 2.09; 49.47 - 14.74 (1.1); 43.07; 4.52; 53.96; 4:42.37); 5 Jaroslav Hedvicak 7.437p (10.87 (-0,7); 6.80 (0.0); 12.14; 1.91; 48.79 - 14.91 (1.1); 37.07; 4.62; 50.88; 4:35.64); 6 Pavel Baar 7.402p (11.15 (-0,5); 6.91 (2.1); 12.91; 1.91; 49.44 - 15.08 (0.6); 39.02; 4.52; 55.67; 4:47.65) Women Heptathlon 1 Hanna Melnychenko (blr) 6.416p (13.26 (1.1), 1.80; 13.71; 23.85 (1.0) - 6.46 (0.7); 39.63; 2:12.54); 2 Karolina Tyminska (pol) 6.360p (13.47 (1.1); 1.74; 14.32; 23.69 (1.0) - 6.34 (0.8); 39.11; 2:09.62); 3 Eliska Klucinová 6.190p (14.06 (1.1); 1.83; 13.91; 24.73 (1.0) - 6.23 (0.4); 44.30; 2:19.31); 4 Katsiaryna Natsviatayeva (blr) 5.984p (13.89 (1.1); 1.71; 14.19; 24.67 (1.0) - 5.86 (-0,2); 38.96; 2:11.35); 5 Sofia Ifantídou (gre) 5.842p (13.83 (1.1); 1.62; 12.89; 26.20 (-1,2) - 5.97 (0.9); 53.46; 2:20.80); 6 Lucia Mokrasová (svk) 5.612p (13.93 (1.0); 1.74; 11.88; 24.49 (1.0) - 5.84 (-0,6); 32.96; 2:21.71); 7 Bianca Erwee (rsa) 5.503p (14.80 (1.0); 1.80; 10.44; 25.63 (-1,2) - 5.78 (0.2); 39.23; 2:19.29); 8 Alena Galertová 5.455p (14.07 (1.1); 1.65; 12.48; 25.74 (-1,2) - 5.76 (-0,3); 38.18; 2:24.00); 9 Beatrice Puiu (rou) 5.446p (13.60 (1.1); 1.74; 25.69 (-1,2) - 5.37 (-0,3); 31.45; 2:22.53); 10 Karolina Kleiza (pol) 5.408p (14.34 (1.0); 1.68, 11.53; 26.42 (-1,2) - 5.85 (0.3) 42.52; 2:26.64)

Mezibori, 8.6.2013

Men DT Igor Gondor 57.53 Women DT Vera Pospisilová 55.96 Ceská Lipa, 9.6.2013 Women TJ Klara Michalská 12.97 (3.3)

DENMARK

Frederiksberg, 4.6.2013

Men 400m Christian Clausen (96) 48.58

Kobenhavn, 4.6.2013

Women HT Meiken Greve 60.88

ESTONIA

Tallinn, 30.5.2013

Men SP u20 (6 kg) Karl Koha 17.71; HT u20 (6 kg) Marek Vähi 64.81 Women SP u20 Kätlin Pirimäe 15.30 Tallinn, 4.6.2013 Men SP 1 Leif Arrhenius (swe) 19.98; 2 Raigo Toompuu 18.93; 3 Kristo Galeta 18.60; 4 Genro Paas 17.03; 5 Pascal Behrenbuch (ger) 16.69; SP u20 (6 kg) Karl Koha 17.25; DT 1 Leif Arrhenius (swe) 61.55; 2 Priidu Niit 58.12; 3 Martin Kupper 55.12; HT 1 Martin Lehemets 66.28; 2 Genro Paas 63.78; JT 1 Risto Mätas 80.90; 2 Tanel Laanmaë 77.77; 3 Erki Leppik 73.50; 4 Ranno Koorep 72.36; 5 Ivan Zaitsev (uzb) 71.82; 6 Marko Jänes 71.36

Women HT Kati Ojaloo 56.51

FINLAND

Järvenpää, 8.6.2013

Men DT Mika Loikkanen 54.82 Women DT Niina Kelo 51.82 Jyväskylä, 8.6.2013 Men 200m 81.0) Jani Koskela 21.47; 110mh u18 (0,91m) (1.3) Ville Aarnivala 13.92; SP u20 (6 kg) Matti Sivonen 18.41; HT u20 (6 kg) 1 Tommi Remes 69.41; 2 Markus Kokkonen 67.44; 3 Joni Syrjälä 66.07; JT u20 Taneli Juutinen 68.89

Women 100m (1.4) Minna Laukka 12.08; 100m u20 (1.1) Anniina Kortetmaa 12.08; 100mh (2.2) 1 Ida Aidanpää 13.60; 2 Reetta Hurske (95) 13.63; HJ u20 Heidi Erkinheimo 1.78; PV Eeva Niemelä 4.05; HT u20 1 Milja Jylhänniska 57.67; 2 Sanni Saarinen 57.33 Joensuu, 9.6.2013

Men 100m (-2,4) Ryan Shields (jam) 10.68 (10.50 (3.2) 1h2); Artur Reysbih (rus) 10.52 (3.2) 2h2; Viljami Kaasalainen 10.60 (3.2) 3h2; 800m 1 Oleh Kayafa (ukr) 1:47.99; 2 Ihor Davydov (ukr) 1:49.36; 3 Tuomo Salonen 1:50.57; 1.500m 1 Cameron Page (aus) 3:38.27; 2 Collis Birmingham (aus) 3:38.44; Igor Nikolayev (rus) 3:38.81; 4 Brett Robinson (aus) 3:40.97; 5 James Kaan (aus) 3:41.28; 6 Pavel Hvorostuhin (rus) 3:41.37; 7 Niclas Sandells 3:45.35; 8 Allar Lamp (est) 3:46.89; 3.000m Ababa Lama (eth) 8:04.43; HJ 1 Andrey Patrakov (rus) 2.22; 2 Siarhei Haliasho (blr) 2.19; 3 Jussi Viita 2.16; LJ 1 Eero Haapala 7.71 (2.8); 2 Aleksandr Petrov (rus) 7.70 (2.4); 3 Mikko Kivinen 7.62 (2.9) and 7.46 (0.0); SP 1 Leif Arrhenius (swe) 20.21; 2 Tomas Söderlund 18.08; 3 Henri Pakisjärvi 17.66; 4 Arttu Kangas 17.41; 5 Mats Olsson (swe) 17.28; 6 Hannu Jalonen 16.77; JT 1 Teemu Wirkkala 82.38; 2 Lassi Etelätalo 80.39; 2 Keshorn Walcott (tri) 78.90; 4 Sami Peltomäki 77.27; 5 Sampo Lehtola 76.71; 6 Joni Karvinen 69.52; 7 Joel Karjalainen 69.14

Women 1.500m 1 Susan Kuijken (ned) 4:08.76; 2 Meraf Bahta (eri) 4:15.80; 3 Selma Kajan (aus) 4:25.43; 4 Kaisa Tyni 4:27.97; 100mh u18 (0.76m) (1.7) Netta Myllynen 13.90; 3.000m St 1

Sandra Eriksson 9:48.58; 2 Valeriya Mara (ukr) 9:53.34; 3 Mariya Shatalova (ukr) 10:03.51; 4 Vaida Zusinaité (ltu) 10:13.69; HJ 1 Yevgeniya Kononova (rus) 1.90; 2 Senni Ronkainen 1.80; 3 Elina Smolander 1.80; 4 Tiina Hakanen 1.80; LJ 1 Jaana Sieviläinen 6.24 (1.7); 2 Elina Torro 6.14 (2.1); DT ; DT 1 Sanna Kämäräinen 56.09; 2 Eliska Stanková (cze) 54.63; 3 Katri Hirvonen 54.59; 4 Jade Lally (gbr) 53.60; 5 Yekaterina Burmistrova (rus) 52.21; 6 Niina Kelo 51.55; JT 1 Oona Sormunen 58.94; 2 Oksana Gromova (rus) 55.18; 3 Niina Kelo 51.95; 4 Jelena Jaakola 50.80; 5 Piia Pyykkinen 50.34; 6 Milja Lusila 49.37

Helsinki, 9.6.2013

Men HT u20 (6 kg) Risto Kauppinen 64.92

FRANCE

Montreuil-sous-Bois, 4.6.2013 -Meeting AEA Classic-

Men 200m (1.5) 1 Christophe Lemaitre 20.17; 2 Calesio Newman (usa) 20.68; 3 Karol Zalewski (pol) 20.78; 4 David Bolarinwa (gbr) 20.89; 5 Aziz Ouhadi (mar) 20.94; 6 Yannick Fonsat 21.03; 7 Teddy Tinmar 21.26; 8 Mame-Ibra Anne 21.28; 1.500m 1 Abednego Chesebe (ken) 3:38.11; 2 Andreas Vojta (aut) 3:38.28; 3 Jamal Hitrane (mar) 3:38.76; 4 Johan Cronje (rsa) 3:38.86; 5 Benson Seurei (ken) 3:38.99; 6 Florian Carvalho 3:40.10; 7 Bryan Cantero 3:40.10; 8 Mohamed Tiouali (mar) 3:40.38; 9 Abderrahmane Anou (alg) 3:41.22; 10 Eliud Kiptoo (ken) 3:41.94; 11 Geoffrey Barusei (ken) 3:42.11; 12 Cornelius Ndiwa (ken) 3:42.10; 13 James Shane (gbr) 3:42.50; 14 Abiyote Abinet (eth) 3:42.65; 5.000m 1 Cornelius Kangogo (ken) 13:22.85; 2 Cyrus Rutto (ken) 13:24.36; 3 Othmane El Goumri (mar) 13:27.52; 4 Vincent Rono (ken) 13:33.04; 5 Lukasz Parszczynski (pol) 13:38.19; 6 David Bett (ken) 13:40.29; 7 Stefano La Rosa (ita) 13:40.68; 8 Abdenasir Fathi 13:44.14; 9 Abdellatif Meftah 13:59.17; 110mh (1.5) 1 Pascal Martinot-Lagarde 13.33; 2 Thomas Martinot-Lagarde 13.47; 3 Shane Brathwaite (bar) 13.48; 4 Artur Noga (pol) 13.52; 6 Omoghan Osaghae (usa) 13.53; 7 Mathias Buhler (ger) 13.92; HJ 1 Mickael Hanany 2.24; 2 Daniil Tsyplakov (rus) 2.24; 3 Victor Ninov (bul) and Wojciech Theiner (pol) 2.20; 5 Peter Horak (svk) 2.20; 6 Trevor Barry (bah), Kabelo Kgosiemang (bot) and Mohamed Younes Idris (sud) 2.15; 9 Fabrice Saint-Jean 2.15; PV 1 Valentin Lavillenie 5.65; 2 Carlo Paech (ger) 5.45; 3 Hendrik Grüber (ger) and Rasmus Jorgensen (den) 5.35; 5 Michael Guillaume 5.35, 6 Jerome Clavier, Alexandre Feger and Kevin Menaldo 5.20; TJ 1 Benjamin Compaore 17.07 (1.3); 2 Teddy Tamgho 17.01 (1.9); 3 Harold Correa 16.49 (1.1); 4 Gaetan Saku-Bafuanga 16.48 (1.6); 5 Marian Oprea (rou) 16.46 81.5); 6 Aboubacar Bamba 16.44 (0.5); 7 Dmitris Tsiamis (gre) 16.32 (1.0); 8 Phillips Idowu (gbr) 15.87 (1.1); 9 Peder Nielsen (den) 15.77 (1.3)

Women 100m (2.0) 1 Ivet Lalova (bul) 11.13; 2 Lakeisha Lawson (usa) 11.24; 3 Chauntae Bayne (usa) 11.25; 4 Katerina Cechová (cze) 11.49; 5 Celine Distel-Bonnet 11.49; 6 Hanna Latvala (fin) 11.54; 400m 1 Natasha Hastings (usa) 51.52; 2 Marie Gayot 52.13; 3 Indira Terrero (cub) 52.22; 4 Nataliya Pygyda (ukr) 52.74; 5 Ami Mbacke Thiam (sen) 52.80, 6 Muriel Hurtis 53.81; 7 Bukola Abogunloko (ngr) 53.87, 8 Agata Bednarek (pol) 54.03; 800m Nelly Jepkosgei (ken) 2:02.47; 2 Luiza Gega (alb) 2:03.19; 3 Alem Gebremariam (eth) 2:04.19; 4 Clarisse Moh 2:04.86; 5 Irina Maracheva (rus) 2:05.48; 6 Manal El Bahraoui (mar) 2:05.53; 7 Sanne Verstegen (ned) 2:05.59; 8 Elisa Cusma (ita) 2:06.72; 9 Mantegbosh Melese (eth) 2:07.00; 10 Elodie Guegan 2:07.21; 400mh 1 Eilidh Child (gbr) 55.83; 2 Vanya Stambolova (bul) 56.49; 3 Hayat Lambarki (mar) 56.56; 4 Sara Lynn Wells (can) 56.65, 5 Christine Spence (usa) 57.72; 6 Phara Anacharsis 58.06; 7 Aurelie Chaboudez 59.62; LJ 1 Eloyse Lesueur 6.70 (1.0); 2 Yelena Sokolova (rus) 6.63 (2.8) and 6.55 (0.1); 3 Renata Medgyesová 6.23 (2.2); 4 Narayane Dossevi 6.15 (2.4); DT 1 Melina Robert- Michon 63.29; 2 Zinaida Sendruité (ltu) 62.20; 3 Zanetta Glanc (pol) 60.08; 4 Joanna Wisniewska (pol) 59.63; 5 Vera Ganeyeva (rus) 59.61; 6 Aretha Thurmond (usa) 58.98; 7 Eketarina Strokova (rus) 58.61; 8 Pauline Pousse 55.60; HT 1 Zalina Margieva (mda) 69.82; 2 Gulfiya Khanafeyeva (rus) 69.25; 3 Alexandra Tavernier 69.08; 4 Stephanie Falzon 67.23; 5 Sophie Hitchon 66.69; 6 Mariya Bespalova (rus) 66.49; 7 Hanna Skydan (ukr) 65.45; 8 Jessika Guehaseim 64.77

Castres, 5.6.2013

Men DT Michael Conjungo 54.10

Pertuis, 5.6.2013

Men SP Tumatai Dauphin 19.34

Montpellier, 5.6.2013

Men 400m 1 Hamid Oualich 47.00; 2 Bastien Mandrou (94) 47.13; 3 Jacques Francois 48.14

Aulnay-sous-Bois, 5.6.2013

Men PV 1 Kevin Menaldo 5.52; 2 Jerome Clavier 5.42; 3 Axel Chapelle 5.32

Mondeville, 5.6.2013

Men 1.500m Mathieu Bazin 3:47.40

Lormont, 5.6.2013

Men SP Jean-Luc Mastromauro 16.75

Montbéliard, 6.6.2013 -Meeting National-

Men 800m A 1 Sofiane Selmouni 1:47.03; 2 Khaled Benmehdi (alg) 1:47.19; 3 Azzedine Boudjemaa 1:47.52; 4 Esrael Awoke (eth) 1:47.55; 5 Shiferaw Wola (eth) 1:48.31; 6 Ali Ben El Hadj (tun) 1:48.42; 7 Marouane El Maadai (mar) 1:49.12; 8 Roland Christen (sui) 1:49.22; 9 Joan Hochstrasser (sui) 1:49.32; 10 Dennis Bauerle (ger) 1:49.62, 11 Jeremy Boxberger 1:49.83; 12 Brice Etes (mon) 1:50.05; 13 Florian Vauthrin 1:50.25; 800m B 1 Kevin Gobillard 1:48.77; 2 Modino Magassa 1:49.41; 3 Leo Morgana (94) 1:49.47; 4 Jean-Christophe Jacquet 1.50.04; 5 Ayoub Akil (ita) 1:50.13; 6 Ali Hammouda 1:50.61; 7 Daniel Baumgartner (sui) 1:50.74; 1.500m 1 Soresa Fida Jana (eth) 3:36.73; 2 Abiyote Abinet (eth) 3:37.30; 3 Zebene Alemayehu (eth) 3:37.79; 4 Guillaume Adam 3:40.35; 5 Rabii Doukkana (mar) 3:41.54; 6 Antoine Martinet 3:42.78; 7 Abdelslam Kennouche 3:43.32; 8 Abdelhamid Zerrifi (alg) 3:44.11; 9 Timo Benitz (ger) 3:44.56; 10 Benjamin Pires 3:45.06; 11 Mohammed Moussaoui 3:45.35; 12 Mounir Acherki 3:45.85; 13 Stefan Breit (sui) 3:47.44; 14 Tanguy Pepiot 3:47.48; 3.000m St 1 Habtamu Fayisa (eth) 8:44.27; 2 Sisay Korme (eth) 8:45.83; 3 Abdelhakim Zilali 8:46.24

Women 800m 1 Alem Gereziner Gebremariam (eth) 2:03.03; 2 Mantegbosh Melese (eth) 2:03.82; 3 Selina Buchel (sui) 2:04.81; 4 Cinthia Anais 2:06.64; 5 Emma Sextius (94) 2:06.74; 6 Kerstin Marxen (ger) 2:07.07; 7 Ophelie Claude-Boxberger 2:07.26; 8 Mandie Brandt (rsa) 2:07.44; 9 Noelie Yarigo 2:07.64; 10 María del Carmen González (esp) 2:07.91; 1.500m 1 Nadia Noujani (mar) 4:14.28; 2 Gete Dima (eth) 4:15.41; 3 Sonja Roman (slo) 4:20.72; 4 Julie Coulaud 4:24.10; 5 Felicitas Mensing (ger) 4:28.26; 6 Florence Peguiron 4:28.60; 3.000m St 1 Almaz Ayana (eth) 9:27.49; 2 Mekdes Bekele (eth) 9:46.19; 3 Fabienne Schlumpf (sui) 10:02.39; 4 Tigest Getant Mekonen (eth) 10:05.75; 5 Nolene Conrad (rsa) 10:07.24

Bonneuil-sur-Marne -Meeting National-

Men 100m A (1.9) 1 Aurel Manga 10.44; 2 Jeffrey Sedecias 10.51; 3 Lucanus Robinson (can) 10.60; 4 Raymond Bang-Cuse 10.70; 100m B (1.7) 1 Stuart Dutamby (94) 10.43; 2 Amine Ouzeri 10.67; 3 Nicolas Constant 10.67; 100m C (0.7) 1 Mitchell Sheldon (jam) 10.31; 2 Aiden Syers (gbr) 10.35; 3 Elijah Winn (gbr) 10.40; 4 Yannick Lesourd 10.46; 5 Moussa Sissoko 10.47; 6 Walker Kahn 10.54; 7 Dylan Rigot 10.56; 200m A (1.6) 1 Mickael-Meba Zeze 20.74; 2 Ismail Nimaga 21.30; 3 Geoffrey Thomas (94) 21.36; 4 Alexandre Mandaba-Bornou 21.54; 200m B (1.8) 1 Jeffrey John 21.03; 2 Elijah Winn 21.06; 400m A 1 Isalbet Juarez (ita) 47.11; 2 Dimitri Gael 47.76; 3 Olivier Smug 48.13; 400m B 1 Yoann Decimus 46.10; 2 Toumany Coulibaly 46.41; 3 Patryk Dobek (pol) 46.66; 4 Mathieu Lahaye 46.81; 5 Abdoulaye Touré 47.70; 5.000m 1 Benjamin Cheruiyot (ken) 13:44.10; 2 Paul Sugut (ken) 13:46.96; 2 Sylvain Rukumdo (rwa) 13:52.08; 400mh 1 Stephane Yato 51.10; 2 Giacomo Pannizza 51.78; LJ 1 Tyron Smith (ver) 8.09 (0.3); 2 Nicolas Gomont 8.02 (1.5); 3 Kafetien Gomis 7.80 81.1); 4 Ezekiel Ewulo (gbr) 7.59 (1.0); 5 Jen-Noel Cretinoir (94) 7.52 (0.0); DT 1 Przemyslaw Czajkowski (pol) 63.23; 2 Dzmitri Sivakou (blr) 59.60; 3 Lolassonn Djouhan 54.17

Women 100m A (3.1) 1 Deborah Sananes (95) 11.73; 2 Doris Deshayes (95) 11.78; 100m B (2.7) 1 Cornnelly Calydon 11.56; 2 Anne Maquet 11.86; 3 Cynthia Leduc 11.93; 100m C (2.6) 1 Carima Louami 11.25; 2 Stella Akakpo (94) 11.27; 3 Emilie Gaydu 11.36; 4 Sarah Goujon 11.38; 5 Patricia Buval 11.63; 6 Solenn Compper (95) 11.69; 200m (1.4) 1 Deborah Sananes (95) 23.79; 2

Brigitte Ntiamoah 24.18; 400m 1 Joan Medjid (95) 55.63; 3.000m 1 Mestawet Tadesse (eth) 9:08.47; 2 Fasika Mateferika (eth) 9:14.52; 3 Weini Frezghi (eri) 9:18.05; 100mh A (1.2) 1 Magaly Ripassarti 13.84; Amandine Constantine 14.02; 100mh B (1.7) 1 Aja Arette Ndiaye (sen) 13.38; 2 Heloise Kane (95) 13.42; 3 Mathilde Raibaut 13.73; 4 Yasmina Omrani 13.75; 5 Rose- Pascale etoundi 13.98; 100mh C (1.3) 1 Alice Decaux 13.01; 2 Clemence Vifquin 13.37; 3 Aurore Ruet 13.41; 4 Yekaterina Galitskaya (rus) 13.43; 5 Adrianna Lamalle 13.55; 6 Rosvitha Okou 13.62; 7 Cassandra Leborgne (94) 13.71; HJ 1 Levern Spencer (lca) 1.91; 2 Melanie Melfort 1.87; PV 1 Marie-Leonore Ribeiro 4.20; 2 Cindy Allamelou 4.05; 3 Jade Vigneron 4.05; Nina Guillon Romarin (95) 3.95

Colmar, 7.6.2013

Men 400m A 1 Angel Chelala 47.06; 2 Nicolas Fillon 47.25; 3 Khaled Belmehdi (alg) 47.75; 4 Loic Ah-Mocuk 47.98; 5 Jonathan Vilaine 48.11; 400m B Thibaut Dambricourt 47.95; 400mh 1 Mickael François 49.99; 2 Mohamed Seghaier (tun9 50.45; 3 Ludovic Dubois 50.62; 4 Christopher Hassaine 51.66; JT 1 Killian Durechou 72.16; 2 Vitolio Tipotio 69.65;

Women 100m (-0,6) Celine Distel-Bonnet 11.68; 400m 1 Ami-Mbacke Thiam (sen) 53.87; 2 Louise-Anne Bertheau 54.79; 400mh 1 Fanny Lefevre 59.72; 2 Farah Clerc 60.40; JT 1 Esther Eisenlauer 54.32; 2 Sephora Bissoly 54.02; 3 Alexia Kogut-Kobiak 49.86; 3 Mathilde Andraud 49.84; 5 Julie Guillemet 49.55; 6 Margaux Nicollin 49.29

Saint-Denis, 7.6.2013

Men 400m Marc Macedot 45.99; TJ Louis-Gregory Occin 16.16 (nwi)

Pierre-Benite, 7.6.2013 -Meeting National- (complete)

Men HJ 1 Mathias Cianci 2.16; 2 Abdoulaye Diarra 2.16; PV 1 Vincent Favretto 5.50; 2 Michael Guillaume 5.50; 3 Noel Ost 5.20; LJ Salim Sdiri 8.23 (1.8); 2 Zoheir Laroussi 7.73 (2.8); 3 Florent Szezesny 7.62 (1.0); 4 Alaeddine Ben Hassine (tun) 7.61 (2.5); 5 Yves Enaux 7.60 (2.4); 6 Olivier Huet 7.58 (2.1); 7 Romain Delattre 7.55 (1.9); 8 Jean-Remy Blanc 7.53 (1.3); TJ Aboubacar Bamba 16.33 (0.7); 2 Arius Filet 15.93 (-0,1); 3 Jules Lechanga 15.90 (0.9); 4 Stefano Magnini 15.87 (0.8)

Women HJ Nina Manga 1.77; PV 1 Marion Lotout 4.45; 2 Marion Fiack 4.35; 3 Anais Poumarat 4.15; 4 Chloe Henry (bel) 4.05; 5 Syrine Ebondo (tun) 3.95; 6 Anne-Sophie Roth 3.95; 7 Pascaline Rabian 3.95; LJ 1 Eunice Barber 6.50 (1.1); 2 Darlene Mazeau 6.21 (1.3); 3 Awa Sene (94) 6.11 (1.1); 4 Myriam Soumare 6.08 (0.8); TJ 1 Teresa Nzola Meso Ba 13.91 (0.5); 2 Nathalie Marie- Nely 13.89 (1.3); 3 Rouguy Diallo (95) 13.20 (1.2); 4 Jeanine Assani-Issouf 13.12 (0.7); 5 Amy Zongo-Filet 13.05 (0.1); 6 Elenore Bailly 12.99 (0.7); 7 Katja Karjalainen (fin) 12.85 (0.2) Venissieux, 7.6.2013

Men Loic Fournet 55.88 Women HT Aine Salut 61.42 Toulouse, 8.6.2013 Men 400m 1 Mohammed Saykouk (mar) 48.42; 2 Nicolas Courbiere 48.50 Women 100m (1.4) Helene Parisot 12.02

Tomblaine, 8.6.2013

Men HT Jerome Bortoluzzi 70.82 Women 200m (0.0) Louise-Anne Bertheau 24.15 Carcassone, 8.6.2013 Women 400m Emeline Bauwe 55.48 Evreux, 8.6.2013 Women 400mh Valentine Huze 60.10 Perigueux, 8.6.2013 Men SP Jean-Luc Mastromauro 17.40 Annecy, 8-9.6.2013 Men 100m (0.2) 1 Emmanuel Biron 10.47 (10.39 (0.2) 1h11); 2 Patrice Maurice 10.68; 3 Pierre- Alexis Pessonneaux 10.73 (10.62 (0.2) 4h11); 100m u20 (0.3) James Kwabena Takyi (qat) 10.63 (10.58 (0.2) 2h11); in heats: Mustapha Traore 10.61 (0.2) 3h11; 200m (9) (1.0) Pierre-Alexis

Pessonneaux 21.23; 400mh (9) Abubaker Haydar Hassan (qat) 51.06; SP Romain Gotteland 17.09 Women 200m (-0,2) 1 Thelia Sigere 24.29; 2 Stacy Vagao 24.35; 400m 1 Estelle Perrossier 52.91; 2 Anais Lufutucu 55.97; 100mh (-1,3) Clemence Vifquin 13.90 (13.80 (-0,7) 1h1); HT (9) 1 Alexandra Tavernier 70.79; 2 Melanie Fromentin 59.98; 3 Sarah Tordjman 56.78

Arles, 8-9.6.2013

Women Heptathlon Merryl Mbeng 5.518p (14.18 (-1,0); 1.65; 10.86; 25.16 (-0,7) - 5.84 (3.2); 36.44; 2:13.67) Laval, 8.6.2013 Women 100m (4.3) Emeline Saint-Requier (96) 11.90 1h2

Creteil, 8-9.6.2013

Men 100m race 4 (1.3) Dylan Rigot 10.66; 100m race 6 (1.3) Harold Vulgaire 10.59; 200m (9) (1.3) Marc Macedot 20.98; 2 Jeffrey John 21.16 (21.15 (0.5) 1h1); 400m (9) 1 Thomas Jordier (94) 47.35; 2 Mathieu Lahaye 47.81; 3 Abdoulaye Dembele 47.96; 4 Fethi Benchaa (alg) 48.16; 5 David Treber 48.19; 110mh (9) (1.6) 1 Samuel Coco-Viloin 13.89; 2 Ousmane Kone 14.25; 3 Guillaume Wolff 14.25 (14.18 (1.7) 1h2); 4 Loic Desbonnes 14.29 (14.27 (0.9) 1h1); in heats: Axel Jerome 14.28 (0.9) 2h1; 400mh 1 Yoann Decimus 51.61; 2 Stephane Yato 52.04; PV (9) 1 Jerome Clavier 5.40; 2 Theo Chapelle 5.25; 2 Axel Chapelle (95) 5.25

Women 100m (1.3) 1 Myriam Soumare 11.49 (11.38 (2.2) 1h1); 2 Sylvie Mballa-Erdinc 11.60; 3 Patricia Buval 11.61; 4 Mathilde Lagui 11.71 (11.57 (1.6) 1h5); 5 Myriam Jalma 11.94 (11.88 (0.6) 1h8); 6 Mallika Rogatien 12.03; in heats: Karel Ziketh 11.86 (2.0) 1h7; 400m Aurelie Blancard 56.00; 100mh (9) (1.4) 1 Rosvitha Okou 13.63; 2 Christelle Vertueux 13.67; 3 Heloise Kane 13.90; in heats: Linda Simon 13.85 (1.9) 1h3; Mathilde Raibaut 13.88 (0.3) 1h4; LJ Nafissatour Boixel 6.11 (0.5); HT Alexandra Nack 56.76

Blagnac, 9.6.2013

Women DT Suzanne Kragbe-Kazai (civ) 58.16 Saint-Quentin, 9.6.2013 Men SP u18 (5 Kg) Antoine Duponchel 18.93 Saran, 9.6.2013

Men SP Frederic Dagee 17.06 Women 100mh (0.8) 1 Solene Hamelin 13.69; 2 Cassandra Leborgne (94) 13.88 (13.86 (3.3) 1h1)

GERMANY

München, 4.6.2013

Men PV 1 Carsten Dilla 5.55; 2 Igor Bychkov (esp) 5.45; 3 Aleksandr Gripich (rus) 5.45; 4 Przemyslaw Czerwinski (pol) 5.45; 5 Alhai Jeng (swe) 5.35; 5 Michael Frauen 5.35; 7 Igor Pavlov (rus) 5.25; 8 Kim Yooo Suk (kor) 5.25; LJ 1 Sergey Morgunov (rus) 7.87 (0.2); 2 Ignisious Gaisah (gha) 7.66 (0.1); 3 Fabian Heinle 7.65 (0.0); 4 Luis Felipe Meliz (esp) 7.55 (-0,1)

Women LJ 1 Michelle Wetzel 6.45 (0.0); 2 Alina Rotaru (rou) 6.44 (0.0); 3 Funmi Jimoh (usa) 6.39 (0.0); 4 Xenia Achkinadze 6.35 (-0,7); 5 Naide Gomes (por) 6.19 (0.0) Pöcking, 5.6.2013 Men SP Lukas Weisshaidinger (aut) 18.13; DT Lukas Weisshaidinger 55.45

Leverkusen, 7.6.2013 -Nerius Cup-

Men JT u23 1 Till Wöschler 77.17; 2 Patrick Walecki 70.18; JT u18 (700 g) 1 Dominic Strauss 71.79; 2 Christoph Muller 71.07 Women JT 1 Linda Stahl 64.00; 2 Katharina Molitor 60.88; JT u23 1 Sarah Mayer 56.10; 2 Sanni Utriainen (fin) 55.96; 3 Jenni Kangas (fin) 55.18; 4 Charlotte Müller 52.13; 5 Laura Henkel 50.49; 6 Janice Waldvogel 48.70; JT u20 1 Christin Hussong 54.66; 2 Ioanna Emmanoulidou 50.71; 3 Christine Winkler 49.60; JT u18 (500 g) Fabienne Schönig 52.49

Regensburg, 8.6.2013 -Sparkassen Gala-

Men 100m A (-1,3) 1 Lucas Jakubczyk 10.26; 2 Martin Keller 10.37; 3 David Bolarinwa (gbr) 10.38; 4 Hitjivirue Kaanjuka (nam) 10.58; 5 Matthias Lindner 10.59; 6 Dandago Guirirab (nam) 10.61; 7 Jan Zumer (slo) 10.66; 8 Christian Blum 10.69; 100m B (-1,2) Kevin Strassburger 10.58; 200m race 1 (-1,3) 1 Julian Reus 20.68; 2 Jan Zumer (slo) 21.20; 200m race 2 (-0,7) 1 David Bolarinwa (gbr) 20.60; 2 Sebastian Ernst 21.31; 3 Martin Brieger 21.36; 4 Even Tjiviju (nam) 21.40; 200m race 3 (-1,0) 1 Deji Tobais (gbr) 20.70; 2 Robin Erewa 21.17; 200m race 4 (-1,0) Roy Schmidt 21.07; 400m race 1 1 Miguel Rigau 46.39; 2 Johannes Trefz 46.66; 3 Kamghe Gaba 46.75; 4 Benedikt Wiesend 46.78; 5 Benjamin Jonas 47.24; 6 Tobias Mausbach 47.38; 400m race 2 1 David Gollnow 45.72; 2 Eric Krüger 45.77; 3 Thomas Schneider 45.89; 4 Jonas Plass 46.29; 5 Stefan Gorol 47.18; 6 Michaael Pflüger 47.65; 400m race 3 Lukas Hamich 48.49; 400m race 4 Matthias Eisenbarth 48.52; 400m u20 race 1 1 Marc Koch 47.81; 2 Laurin Walter (96) 47.89; 3 Bennet Steudel 48.03; 4 Constantin Schmidt (96) 48.08; 400m u20 race 2 1 Alexander Gladitz 47.87; 800m race 1 Oliver Vogel 1:50.59; 2 Michael Schäfer 1:50.79; 800m race 2 1 Andreas Lange 1:45.69; 2 Moses Kibet (ken) (94) 1:45.83; 3 Patrick Zwicker (94) 1:46.04; 4 Sebastian Keiner 1:46.18; 5 Richard Kiplagat (ken) 1:46.71; 6 Kevin Stadler 1:47.31; 7 Florian Orth 1:47.93; 8 Andreas Rapatz (aut) 1:47.96; 9 Benedikt Huber 1:48.08, 1.500m 1 Homiyu Tesfaye 3:38.44; 2 Cornelius Ndiwa (ken) 3:42.47; 3 Mitja Krevs (slo) 3:43.23; 4 Julius Lawnik (95) 3:44.57; 5 Toni Riediger 3:46.42; 6 Nico Sonnenberg 3:46.92; 7 Nikolaus Franzmair (aut) (95) 3:47.05; 8 Lukas Pallitsch 3:47.24; 9 Felix Plinke 3:47.75; 110mh A (-0,2) 1 Alexander John 13.53; 2 Erik Balnuweit 13.61; 3 Matthias Bühler 13.64; 4 Marlon Odom 13.86; 5 Julian Marquardt 14.16 (13.94 (0.0) 3h1); 110mh B (0.8) 1 Sebastian Barth 13.84; 2 Leroy Balschuweit 14.15; 3 Manuel Prazak (aut) 14.17; 4 Fabian Fleischmann 14.36; in heats: Alexander Brorsson (swe) 14.07 (0.0) 4h1; Rayzamshan Wan Sofian (mas) 14.01 (-1,3) 2h2; Helge Schwarzer 13.78 (- 1,0) 2h3; Maximilian Bayer 14.07 (-1,0) 3h3; 400m race 1 1 Mirko Schmidt 50.76; 2 Mario Saur 51.16; 3 Quentin Seigel 51.32; 4 Thomas Kain 51.45; 400mh race 2 1 Silvio Schirrmeister 49.68; 2 Varg Königsmark 49.99; 3 Nial Flannery (gbr) 50.03; 4 Felix Franz 50.91; 5 Georg Fleischhauer 51.15; 3.000m St Nooman Neeman (isr) 8:51.13; HJ 1 Matthias Haverney 2.18; 2 Wei Lee Hup (mas) 2.15; 3 Martin Günther 2.15; 4 Lukas Beer (svk) 2.15; PV 1 Andrew Sutcliffe (gbr) 5.40; 2 Florian Gaul 5.40; LJ Dominik Distelberger (aut) 7.46 (0.6); 4x100m Germany (R. Schmidt; L. Jacubczyk; J. Reus; M. Keller) 38.41; 2 Sweden (A. Brorsson; N. de Oliveira; J. Wissman; S. Tärnhuvud) 39.23

Women 100m A (-0,7) 1 Jodie Williams (gbr) 11.41; 2 Katerina Cechová (cze) 11.53; 3 Hanna- Maari Latvala (fin) 11.58; 4 Yasmin Kwadwo 11.63 (11.57 (-1,6) 1h4); 5 Katharina Grompe 11.72; 6 Luise Hollender 11.79 (11.78 (-1,6) 2h4); 7 Cathleeen Tschirch 11.87 (11.84 (-0,8) 3h2); 8 Doris Röser (aut) 11.96; 100m B (0.0) 1 Ailis McSweeney (irl) 11.76; 2 Carina Horn (rsa) 11.80; 3 Petra Urbanková (cze) 11.80; 4 Globine Mayova (nam) 11.82; 5 Kristina Zumer (slo) 11.83; 6 Deborah Hufschmidt 11.84; 7 Josefina Elsler 11.96; 8 Carlotta Buckel 11.98 (11.98 (-1,6) 6h4); in heats: Tatjana Pinto 11.60 (-0,8) 1h1; Rebekka Haase 11.88 (-1,6) 4h4; Leena Günther 11.94 (-1,6) 5h4; 100m u20 (1.0) 1 Anna-Leena Freese 11.59; 2 Annika Drazek 11.89; 3 Carmen Maske 11.97; 4 Nina Braun (97) 12.00; 5 Amelie-Sophie Lederer 12.07; 6 Luisa Pagels (96) 12.08; 200m race 1 (- 1,6) 1 Jodie Williams (gbr) 23.32; 2 Inna Weit 23.34; 3 Maike Dix 23.79; 200m race 2 (-0,4) 1 Gina Lückenkemper 23.59; 2 Globine Mayova (nam) 23.78; 3 Kristina Zumer (slo) 23.90; 4 Tjipekapora Herunga (nam) 24.21; 200m race 3 (-2,3) Martina Schmidova (cze) 24.37; 400m race 1 Ruth Sophia Spelmeyer 53.67; 2 Julia Förster 53.70; 3 Lena Schmidt 53.92; 4 Maral Feizbakhsh 55.25; 5 Anja Bork 55.32; 6 Julia Kohser 55.75; 400m race 4 Sara Jäpel 54.77; 400m race 5 Tjipekapora Herunga (nam) 54.30; 2 Lise Maria Jacoby (96) 54.92; 800m race 1 1 Kerstin Marxen 2:04.04; 2 Sylva Skabrahová (cze) 2:05.12; 3 Karoline Pilawa 2:05.53; 4 Katerina Granz (94) 2:06.41; 5 Tabea Themann 2:06.52; 6 Mareen Kalis (97) 2:06.62; 7 Verena Menapace (aut) 2:06.99; 800m race 2 1 Lenka Masná (cze) 2:01.51; 2 Annett Horna 2:03.01; 3 Corinna Harrer 2:03.03; 4 Christina Hering (94) 2:03.75; 5 Katharina Trost (95) 2:03.81; 6 Fabienne Kohlmann 2:03.88; 7 Aline Krebs 2:04.33; 8 Anna Rostkowska (pol) 2:04.38; 9 Carolin Walter 2:04.64; 10 Hanna Klein 2:04.64; 11 Sonja Mosler 2:05.46; 12 Christine Gess (95) 2:06.62; 1.500m 1 Maria

Dietz (96) 4:18.03; 2 Isabelle Teegen 4:19.84; 3 Thea Heim 4:20.30; 4 Kristina Mäki (cze) 4:21.03; 5 Charlotte Schönbeck 4:21.78; 6 Regina Meumeyer 4:22.55; 7 Alina Reh (97) 4:22.88; 8 Lisa Hübner 4:22.96; 9 Lisa-Maria Leutner (aut) 4:23.00; 10 Pia Nikoleit 4:26.90; 100mh A (- 1,8) 1 Nadine Hildebrand 13.16; 2 Cindy Roleder 13.18; 3 Isabelle Pedersen (nor) 13.25; 4 Nooralotta Neziri (fin) 13.54 (13.43 (-1,6) 4h1); 5 Matilda Bogdanoff (fin) 13.57; 6 Elisa Leinonen (fin) 13.64; 7 Pamela Dutkiewicz 13.92 (13.83 (-0,8) 1h2); 100mh B (-0,3) 1 Jenna Pletsch 13.58; 2 Antonia Werner 13.72; 3 Sabrina Lindenmayer 13.81; 4 Elisabeth Glonegger 13.92; in heats: Eline Berings (bel) 13.85 (-1,6) 5h1; 100mh u20 (-0,8) 1 Franziska Hoffmann 13.51; 2 Alexandra Burghardt 13.78; 3 Sandra Gottschalk 14.00; 400mh 1 Christiane Klopsch 56.83; 2 Claudia Wehrsen 57.98; 3 Frederike Hohgrebe 59.41; HJ 1 Nadja Kampschulte 1.88; 2 Nele Hollmann 1.86; 3 Yekaterina Kuntsevich (rus) 1.84; 4 Jossie-marie Graumann (94) 1.81; 5 Alexandra Plaza (94) 1.78; PV 1 Martina Strutz 4.60; 2 Minna Nikkanen (fin) 4.30; 3 Joana Kraft 4.20; 4 Annika Roloff 4.20; 5 Victoria Von Eynatten 4.20; 6 Lilli Schnitzerling 4.10; 7 Aneta Morysková (cze) 4.10; 8 Desiree Singh (94) 4.10; 9 Katie Byres (gbr) 4.10; 10 Julia Ott 4.00; 11 Kira Grünberg (aut) 4.00; 12 Marie-Sophie Hindermann 4.00; LJ 1 Michelle Weitzel 6.52 (1.6); 2 Annika Gärtz 6.24 (0.7); 3 Marina Kraushofer 6.13 (0.8); 4x100m Germany (Y. Kwadwo; I. Weit; T. Pinto; K. Grompe) 43.38

Neubrandenbrug, 8.6.2013 -DKB Meeting-

Men SP u20 ( 6kg) Tobias Kretzschmar 17.91; SP u18 (5 kg) 1 Patrick Müller 21.88; 2 Henning Prüfer 19.97; 3 Malte Dörner 17.84; DT 1 Markus Münch 60.88; 2 Gordon Wolf 59.55; DT u18 1 Henning Prüfer 65.87; 2 Tony Zeuke 60.13; 3 Patrick Müller 58.06; 4 Maximillian Klaus 57.55; 5 Clemens Prüfer 56.38

Women DT Jessica Kolotzei 55.25; SP u18 (3 kg) 1 Anika Nehls 17.74; 2 Sara Schmidt 16.02

Mahrin, 8.6.2013

Men SP 1 David Storl 20.24; 2 Ralf Bartels 19.58; 3 Hendrik Müller 18.36; 4 Max Bedewitz 18.22; SP u23 1 Dennis Lewke 18.13; 2 Christian Jagusch 18.06; 3 Eric Millrath 16.98; SP u20 (6 kg) Patrick Müller (96) 19.44 Women SP 1 Josephine Terlecki 17.15; 2 Julia Mächtig 15.31

St. Wendel. 8-9.6.2013 -Saarland Meisterschaften-

Men 100m (2.1) 1 Rouven Christ 10.62 (10.65 (1.6) 1h2); 2 Simon Kirch 10.69; 200m (9) (1.4) Rouven Christ 21.44; HT Andreas Sahner 63.27 Women 100m (0.0) Lisa Schorr 12.03 (11.98 (1.6) 1h2); 400m u20 1 Luisa Valeske 54.82; 2 Laura Müller 54.95; JT Desiree Schwarz 55.52; HT u18 (3 kg) Sophie Gimmler 63.30

GREAT BRITAIN

Stretford, 4.6.2013

Men 800m 1 Jordan Bransberg (95) 1:48.82; 2 Elliot Slade (94) 1:48.94; 3 David Horniman 1:49.33; 4 Chris Smith 1:50.18; 5 Jack Walker 1:50.95; 1.500m 1 Llorenç Sales (esp) 3:45.10; 2 Richard Morrell 3:45.92; 3 Josh Norman 3:47.91; 4 William Paulson (94) 3:48.32; 5 James Lamswood (94) 3:48.44

Lee Valley, 5.6.2013

Men 100m A (1.8) 1 David Bolarinwa 10.32; 2 Adeseye Ogunlewe 10.42; 3 Femi Owolade 10.57; 4 Judah Simpson 10.58; 5 Jordan Kirby-Polidore 10.64; 100m B (1.0) Alex Murdock 10.71; 200m (0.8) 1 Jordan Kirby-Polidore 20.78; 2 Luke Fagan 20.99; 3 Antonio Infantino 21.53; 4 Julian Thomas 21.58

Women 100m (1.3) 1 Desiree Henry (95) 11.73; 2 Annie Tagoe 11.73; 3 Rachel Johncock 11.85; 4 Tope Nuga 12.01; 200m (1.3) Jodie Williams 23.44 (mixed race) Edinburgh, 8.6.2013 -Women Interclubs Premiership- Women 100m (nwi) 1 Dina Asher-Smith (95) 11.80; 2 Louise Bloor 11.90; 200m A (-2,1) 1 Dina Asher-Smith (95) 23.84; 2 Louise Bloor 24.15; 3 Gemma Nicol 24.23; 4 Stephanie Creaner (irl) 24.37; 200m B (-2,6) Sarah Adams 24.33; 400m 1 Laura Maddox 54.66; 2 Leah Barrow 56.03;

800m Emily Dudgeon 2:06.29, 1.500m 1 Vicky Fouhy 4:22.99; 2 Amy Campbell 4:24.29; 3 Carolyn Plateau 4:27.78; 100mh (1.3) 1 Gemma Bennett 13.78; 2 Meghan Beesley 13.83; 400mh A 1 Meghan Beesley 56.43; 2 Caryl Granville 59.08; 3 Nisha Desai 59.43; 4 Shona Richards 59.48; 5 Samantha Coleby 59.90; 400mh B Sian Davies 60.28; HJ Jayne Nisbet 1.85; PV Zoe Brown 4.00; LJ Sarah Warnock 6.11 (3.2); TJ 1 Chioma Matthews 13.38 (1.2); 2 Nony Mordi 13.15 (1.2); SP A 1 Sophie McKinna (94) 16.43; 2 Shanaugh Brown 15.43; SP B Rachel Wallader 15.84; HT 1 Shanaugh Brown 64.60; 2 Susan McKelvie 61.47; 3 Rachel Gair 58.38; JT 1 Katty Watts 49.55; 2 Rosie Semenytsh 49.07

Abingdon, 8.6.2013 -Women Interclubs-

Women 400m Chloe Lambert (94) 55.71; 1.500m Lauren Deadman 4:27.55; 400mh Mandy Gault 59.57 Kingston, 8.6.2013 Women 100m u18 (-0,6) Imani Lansiquot 11.98

Ashford, 8.6.2013

Men 100m (3.0) Tommy Ramdhan 10.74 Women 200m (3.5) Shannon Hylton 24.00 Manchester, 8.6.2013 -Men Interclubs Premiership- Men 100m (-0,9) 1 Greg Cackett 10.52; 2 Ryan Scott 10.53; 3 Julian Thomas 10.74; 200m A (- 0,9) 1 Reece Prescod (96) 21.24; 2 Greg Cackett 21.29; 3 Chris Craig 21.54; 200m B (0.5) 1 Ryan Oswald 21.50; 2 Matthew Hudson-Smith (94) 21.52; 400m A 1 Sebastian Rodger 46.89; 2 Sadam Kouni (sud) 47.30; 3 Luke Edwards 47.98; 4 Peter Phillips 48.15; 5 Mo Abdullahi 48.27; 400m B 1 Somto Eruchie 47.20; 2 Nicholas Atwell 48.03; 1.500m Rory Chesser 3:45.24; 110mh (0.2) 1 Alex Al-Ameen 14.01; 2 Nick Gayle 14.02; 3 Allan Scott 14.04; 4 Blade Ashby 14.35; 400mh 1 Sebastian Rodger 50.04; 2 Simon Merrill 51.80; LJ Dan Bramble 7.66 (0.0); TJ 1 Michael Puplampu 16.20 (1.0); 2 Daniel Lewis 16.04 (1.8); SP 1 Mihaíl Stamatoiannis (gre) 18.49; 2 Rimantas Martisauskas (ltu) 17.65; 3 Greg Beard 17.60; 4 Ryan Spencer-Jones 17.50; DT A 1 Brett Morse 61.23; 2 Zane Duquemin 56.75; 3 Tom Norman 53.84; DT B Chris Scott 56.50; HT A 1 James Bedford 70.37; 2 alex Smith 69.88; 3 Andy Frost 69.57; 4 Amir Williamson 68.22; 5 Chris Bennett 67.65; HT B 1 Mark Dry 69.51; 2 Mike Floyd 67.74; 3 Chris Shorthouse 65.77 Wormwood Scrubs, 8.6.2013 -Men Interclubs- Men 100m A (2.1) 1 Rory Evans 10.62; 2 Dean Showler-Davis 10.66; 3 Conrad Williams 10.70; 4 Lumar Sylvester 10.71; 100m B (2.1) 1 Jonathan Browne 10.57; 2 James Williams 10.62; 3 Nigel Thomas 10.63; 100m C (2.4) Jake King 10.68; 200m (2.6) 1 Rory Evans 20.97; 2 Jonathan Browne 21.33; 3 Lumar Sylvester 21.37; 400m A 1 Conrad Williams 47.17; 2 Jamie Bowie 47.85; 400m B James Hunter 48.32; 110mh (1.9) 1 Andy Blow 14.28; 2 Ashley Bryant 14.31; HT Michael Bomba 67.91 Abingdon, 8.6.2013 -Men Interclubs- Men 400m 1 Timothy Kuria 47.94; 2 Sam Peters 48.06; 3 Theo Campbell 48.10 Derby, 8.6.2013 -Men Interclubs- Men 100m (1.7) 1 Adam Gemili 10.28; 2 Judah Simpson 10.56; 400m 1 Michaael Warner 47.41; 2 James Forman 48.28; 1.500m Alberto Sánchez (esp) 3:46.93 Southampton, 9.6.2013 -Women Interclubs- Women 100m A (1.2) Desiree Henry (95) 11.65; 2 Mica Moore 11.93; 3 Elaine O'Neill 11.99; 4 Shanice Harrison 12.06; 100m B (2.1) Corinne Humphreys 11.79; 100m C (3.8) 1 Nicola Gilbert 11.63; 2 Ama Pipi (95) 11.91; 200m A (4.5) 1 Desiree Henry (95) 23.42; 2 Shanice Harrison 23.96; 3 Kimbeley Baptiste 24.31; 4 Mica Moore 24.40; 200m B (2.6) Dominique Blaize 24.06; 400m 1 Emma Pullen 54.30; 2 Zoey Clark (94) 55.95; 3 Emily Bonnett 56.04; 1.500m Ceri Mitchell 4:22.64; 100mh (0.6) 1 Karla Drew 13.72; 2 Stephanie Gaynor 13.97; 400mh Emily Bonnett 59.79; LJ 1 Dominique Blaize 6.30 (5.0); 2 Alexandra Russell 6.28 (3.9) Loughborough, 9.6.2013 Men 400m Nicholas Kanonik 47.70; HT Chris Shorthouse 64.96 Women 200m (-1,0) Charlotte McLennaghan 24.19; 1.500m Juliet Potter 4:27.68

Preston, 9.6.2013

Men HT Peter Smith 65.59

GREECE

Sérres, 11-12.5.2013

Men 100m (11) (-0,8) 1 Konstadínos Douvalídis 10.49; 2 Emmanouíl Koutsouklákis 10.68; 110mh (11) (-1,0) Konstadínos Douvalídis 13.49 Ioánnina, 11-12.5.2013 Men 400m Dimítrios Vláhas 48.42

Athína, 25-26.5.2013 (350m track)

Women 800m María Kládou 2:04.81

Yiannitsá, 1.6.2013

Men HT u20 (6 kg) Nikólaos Gavriilídis 67.55

Athína, 1-12.6.2013

Men SP Mihaíl Stamatóyiannis 18.99

Edessa, 5.6.2013

Men JT 1 Konstadínos Vertoúdos 69.52; 2 Yeóryios Iltsios 69.48 Women 100mh (0.3) 1 Olibía Petsoúdi 13.39; 2 María Pinní 13.88; JT u18 (500 g) Theodóra Arabatzí 50.89 Schimatári, 7.6.2013 Women 1.500m 1 Athína Koíni 4:22.70; 2 Konstadína Kefalá 4:28.05; TJ Paraskeví Papahrístou 13.99 (0.8) Kilkís, 8.6.2013 Men SP u18 ( 5kg) Kiriákos Zótos 17.92 Women HT u18 (3 kg) Dímitra Zótou 63.27 Loutráki, 8.6.2013 Women HJ Ekateríni Kiriakopoúlou 1.78 Haniá, 8.6.2013 -65th Venizélia- Men 100m (0.6) 1 Efthímios Steryioúlis 10.38; 2 Panayiótis andreádis 10.38; 3 Konstadínos Douvalídis 10.42; 4 Emmanouil Koutsouklákis 10.55; 5 Hrístos Kalamarás 10.59; 6 Emmanouil Paterákis 10.60; 7 Yeóryios Koutsotheodórou 10.60; 200m (0.0) Emmanouíl Paterákis 21.52; 400m 1 Pétros Kiriakídis 47.12; 2 Dimítrios Grávalos 47.39; 3 Ioánnis Loulás 48.01; 4 Mihaíl Dardaneliótis 48.25; 110mh (1.6) 1 Konstadínnos Douvalídis 13.50; 2 Milan Trajkovic (cyp) 13.5?; 3 Alexándros Theofánov 14.20; 4 Theópistos Mavrídis 14.22; LJ 1 Dimítrios Diamantarás 7.97 (2.5); 2 Mihaíl Mertzanídis-Despotéris 7.88 (1.5); 3 Nikólaos Xenikákis 894) 7.75 (1.3); TJ 1 Dimítrios Tsiámis 16.95 (2.7) and 16.25 (1.8); 2 Pávlos Bóftsis 16.17 (1.5); 3 Dimítrios Baltadoúros 16.01 (1.5); DT 1 Orestis Antoniades (cyp) 54.61; 2 Emmanouíl Pedíkis 53.91 Women 200m Grigoría-Emmanouéla Keramidá 23.82; 400m Agní Deverní 53.54; 800m María Kládou 2:05.21; 400mh Hristína Hantzí-Neag 58.94; LJ 1 Evaggelía Galéni 6.54 (2.0); 2 Nectaria Payani (cyp) 6.41 (1.7); 3 Iulía Polozók 6.23 (1.7); DT 1 Hrisoúla Anagnostopoúlou 56.55; 2 Androniki Lada (cyp) 53.93

HUNGARY

Zalaegerszeg, 8.6.2013

Men 100m (0.0) 1 Daniel Karlik 10.70; 2 Bence Aranyics 10.74; 200m (0.9) Gergely Bezsenyi 21.46; 400m 1 Tibor Kasa 46.84; 2 Bálint Moricz 46.95; 3 István Kolossvary 48.17; 4 Gyözö More 48.30; SP 1 Lajos Kürthy 18.90; 2 Viktor Pali 17.77 Women 100m (0.0) Eva Kaptur 11.74; 200m (-1,7) 1 Eva Kaptur 23.80; 2 Natália Szigovics 24.48; 400m Natália Szigovics 55.61; 400mh 1 Dora Szarvas (94) 60.38; 2 Nóra Zajovics 60.43; HJ Patricia Bihari 1.78; TJ Krisztina Hoffer 12.91 (-0,1)

Vezsprem, 9.6.2013 -55th Balaton Championships- Men 400m 1 Tibor Kasa 47.41; 2 Emanuel Gutema 47.71; 3 Zoltán Kovács 47.88; Dávid Bartha 48.05; 5 Laszlo Bartha 48.24; LJ 1 Mark Szábo 7.65 (2.0); 2 István Virovecz 7.63 (1.2); SP Viktor Pali 16.99; SP u20 (6 kg) 1 Tibor Rakovszky 18.80; 2 Peter Simon 18.71; DT 1 Peter Savanyu 59.55; 2 András Seres 57.47; 3 David Mozsdényi 54.89; DT u20 (1,75 kg) 1 Robert Szikszai 60.62; 2 János Káplar 55.07; DT u18 (1,5 kg) Bence Hálasz 58.46; HT 1 Hassan Mohammed Mahmoud Gawad (egy) 75.15; 2 Akos Hudi 74.54; 3 Gergely Nagy 66.97; 4 Balász Töreky 65.51; HT u20 (6 kg) 1 Bence Pasztor 74.47; 2 Bence Halasz 69.96; 3 Bálint Horvath 67.55; 4 Dániel Kovács 65.55; 5 Laszlo Mester 65.25; JT Zoltan Magyari 70.70 Women 1.500m Zsanett Kenesei 4:28.67; LJ Zsnaett Krucsai 6.15 (0.8); HT 1 Fruzsina Fertig 65.73; 2 Zsofia Bacskay (97) 63.01; 3 Réka Gyurátz (96) 62.87; 4 Cintia Gergelics 60.68; 5 Beatrix Banga (95) 59.37; 6 Boglárka Molnár (94) 56.69; JT Nikolett Szabo 49.79

IRELAND

Dublin, 9.6.2013 -Woodie's DIY AAI Games-

Men 100m (-1,2) David Hynes 10.60; 200m (-1,0) 1 Brian Gregan 21.05; 2 David Hynes 21.11; 400m 1 Dara Kervick 47.28; 2 Brian Murphy 47.59; 3 Craig Lynch 47.84; 4 Eoin Mulhall 48.44; 800m 1 Darren McBrearty 1:50.04; 2 Niall Tuohy 1:50.45; 1.500m 1 Conor Bradley 3:43.39; 2 Daniel Mooney 3:45.17; 3 Michael Mulhare 3:47.54; HT u18 (5 kg) Adam King 67.56

Women 100m (1.8) Maegan Marrs 12.07; 100m (-1,3) 1 Sarah Lavin (94) 12.04; 2 Niamh Whelan 12.04; 200m (-1,1) 1 Niamh Whelan 23.70; 2 Steffi Creaner 23.72; 400m 1 Sinead Denny 54.52; 2 Shauna Cannon 55.16; 3 Siofra Cleirigh-Buttner (95) 55.57; 4 Alanna Lally (96) 55.94; 100mh (-1,0) Sarah Lavin 13.82; 400mh (94) Clare Murphy 59.73; JT Anita Fitzgibbon 48.65

ITALY

Imola, 5.6.2013 -21th Memorial Claudia Cavulli-

Men 400m 1 Teo Turchi 48.18; 2 Alberto Rontini 48.22; 2 Ivan Nichik 48.36 Women 100m (0.7) Anna Bongiorni 12.07; 5.000m 1 Giulia Francario 16:20.93; 2 Laura Bottini 16:34.25; PV 1 Giorgia Benecchi 4.20; 2 Miriam Galli 3.90 Milano, 5.6.2013 Men 1.500m 1 Merihun Crespi 3:42.57; 2 Alessandro Turroni 3:46.61; 3 Luca Leone 3:47.02; 400mh Giacomo Panizza 51.06 Roma, 6.6.2013 -Golden Gala- Men 100m (0.8) 1 Justin Gatlin (usa) 9.94; 2 Usain Bolt (jam) 9.95; 3 Jimmy Vicaut (fra) 10.02; 4 Michael Rodgers (usa) 10.04; 5 Kim Collins (skn) 10.07; 6 Rakieem Salaam (usa) 10.08; 7 Calesio Newman (usa) 10.29; 8 Michael Tumi 10.29; 9 Samuel Francis (qat) 10.40; 100m B (0.1) 1 Jaysuma Saidy Ndure (nor) 10.13; 2 Jacques Harvey (jam) 10.21; 3 Kemar Hyman (cay) 10.30; 4 James Ellington (gbr) 10.32; 5 Keith Ricks (usa) 10.335; 6 Jacques Riparelli 10.37; 7 Simone Collio 10.37; 8 Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (gbr) 10.39; 9 Fabio Cerutti 10.41; 400m 1 LaShawn Merritt (usa) 44.96; 2 Youssef Ahmed Masrahi (ksa) 45.24; 3 Josh Mance (usa) 45.26; 4 Nigel Levine (gbr) 45.64; 5 Michael Bingham (gbr) 45.69; 6 Pavel Maslák (cze) 45.69; 7 Christopher Brown (bah) 45.91; 8 Jonathan Borlee (bel) 46.07; 9 Martyn Rooney (gbr) 46.31; 800m 1 Mohammed Aman (eth) 1:43.61; 2 Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (fra) 1:43.91; 3 Andre Olivier (rsa) 1:44.37; 4 Giordano Benedetti 1:44.67; 5 Job Kinyor (ken) 1:44.73; 6 Adam Kszczot (pol) 1:44.76; 7 Kevin López (esp) 1:45.03; 8 Duane Solomon (usa) 1:45.14; 9 Asbel Kiprop (ken) 1:45.54; 10 Abraham Kiprotich Rotich (ken) 1:45.59; 11 Ilham Tanui Ozbilen (tur) 1:46.00; 12 Timothy Kiptum (ken) 1:46.31; 5.000m 1 Yenew Alamirew (eth) 12:54.95; 2 Hagos Gebrhiwet (eth) 12:55.73; 3 Isiah Kiplangat Koech (ken) 12:58.85; 4 John Kipkoech (ken) 13:01.64, 5 Edwin Cheruiyot Soi (ken)

13:02.54; 6 Caleb Mwangangi Ndiku (ken) 13:03.80; 7 Imane Merga (eth) 13:09.17; 8 Albert Rop (ken) 13:10.14; 11 Thomas Pkemei Longosiwa (ken) 13:33.97; 12 Jamaml Hitrane (mar) 13:43.31; 13 Eric Sebahire (rwa) 13:45.39; 14 Abdi Bashir (bel) 13:53.28 110mh (0.9) 1 Sergey Shubenkov (rus) 13.20; 2 Pascal Martinot-Lagarde (fra) 13.31; 3 Balasz Baji (hun) 13.44; 4 Artur Noga (pol) 13.52; 5 Emanuele Abate 13.63; 6 Joel Brown (gbr) 13.72; 7 Omoghan Osaghae (usa) 13.77; 8 Erik Balnuweit (ger) 13.86; 400mh 1 Johny Dutch (usa) 48.31; 2 Javier Culson (pur) 48.36; 3 Mamadou Kasse hanne (sen) 48.56; 4 Justin Gaymon (usa) 48.64; 5 David Greene (gbr) 48.81; 6 Jeshua Anderson (usa) 49.33; 7 Omar Cisneros (cub) 49.54; 8 Leonardo Capotosti 50.48; 9 Georg Fleischhauer (ger) 51.59; PV 1 Raphael Holzdeppe (ger) 5.91; 2 Renaud Lavillenie (fra) 5.86; 3 Malte Mohr (ger) 5.86; 4 Bjorn Otto (ger) 5.80; 5 Konstadínos Filíppidis (ger) and Jan Kudlicka (cze) 5.70; 7 Sergey Kucheryanu (rus) 5.60; 8 Giuseppe Gibilisco 5.60; 9 Lázaro Borges (cub) and Hendrik Gruber (ger) 5.50; 11 Robert Sobera (pol) 5.30; TJ 1 Chritian Taylor (usa) 17.08 (-0,6); 2 Daniele Greco 17.04 (-0,6); 3 Teddy Tamgho (fra) 17.01 (- 0,4); 4 Fabrizio Schembri 16.85 (-0,4); 5 Benjamin Compaore 16.81 (-0,4); 6 Ernesto Revé (cub) 16.72 (-0,1); 7 Phillips Idowu (gbr) 16.44 (-0,1); 8 Sheryf El Sheryf (ukr) 16.43 (0.0); 9 Lyukman Adams (rus) 16.41 (-0,6); 10 Ruslan Samitov (rus) 16.39 (-0,4); 11 Tosin Oke (ngr) 16.36 (-0,4); 12 Aleksey Fedorov (rus) 16.33 (-0,6); SP 1 David Storl (ger) 20.70; 2 Cory Martin (usa) 20.54; 3 Dylan Armstrong (can) 20.29; 4 Ladislav Prasil (cze) 20.28; 5 Reese Hoffa (usa) 20.23; 6 Asmir Kolasinac (srb) 20.06; 7 Georgi Ivanov (bul) 19.99; 8 Maksim Sidorov (rus) 19.99; 9 Borja Vivas (esp) 19.70; 10 Tomasz Majewski (pol) 19.68; 11 Marco Fortes (por) 19.35

Women 200m (1.2) Murielle Ahoure (civ) 22.36; 2 Allyson Felix (usa) 22.64; 2 Ivet Lalova (bul) 22.78; 4 Kerron Stewart (jam( 22.82; 5 Myriam Soumare (fra) 22.96; 6 Lauryn Williams (usa) 23.08; 7 Jeneba Tarmoh (usa) 23.11; 8 Charonda Williams (usa) 23.26; 9 Gloria Hooper 23.71; 400m 1 Amantle Montsho (bot) 49.87; 2 Francena McCorory (usa) 50.05; 3 Natasha Hastings (usa) 50.53; 4 Keshia Baker (usa) 51.87, 5 Marie Gayot (fra) 51.89; 6 Olha Zemlyak (ukr) 51.95; 7 Moa Hjelmer (swe) 52.67; 8 Ilona Usovich (blr) 53.32; 9 Yadisleidis Pedroso 54.38; 1.500m 1 Abeba Arigawi (swe) 4:00.23; 2 Genzebe Dibaba (eth) 4:01.62; 3 Jenny Simpson (usa) 4:02.30; 4 Hannah England (gbr) 4:03.91; 5 Siham Hilali (mar) 4:04.30; 6 Mimi Belete (brn) 4:04.81; 7 Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon (ken) 4:05.31; 8 Yelena Soboleva (rus) 4:05.34; 9 Viola Jelagat Kibiwot (ken) 4:05.35; 10 Lisa Dobriskey (gbr) 4:05.79; 11 Renata Plis (pol) 4:06.39; 12 Nancy Jebet Langat (ken) 4:08.12; 13 Corinna Harrer (ger) 4:08.23; 14 Margherita Magnani 4:08.87; 15 Yekaterina Poistogova (rus) 4:14.63; 100mh (0.3) 1 Dawn Harper-Nelson (usa) 12.65; 2 Lolo Jones (usa) 12.70; 3 Virginia Crawford (usa) 12.90; 4 Queen Harrison (usa) 12.92; 5 Veronica Borsi 12.97; 6 Marzia Caravelli 13.01; 7 Alina Talay (blr) 13.03; 8 Micol Cattaneo 13.07; 9 Nia Ali 13.22; 3.000m St 1 Milcah Chemos (ken) 9:16.14; 2 Lidya Chepkuri (ken) 9:18.10; 3 Sofia Assefa (eth) 9:21.24; 4 Hiwot Ayalew (eth) 9:22.76; 5 Etenesh Diro Neda (eth) 9:22.87; 6 Lydia Chebet Rotich (ken) 9:33.55; 7 Salima El Ouali Alami (mar) 9:35.88; 8 Antje Möldner-Schmidt (ger) 9:36.22; 9 Gladys Jerotich Kipkemoi (ken) 9:37.60; 10 Eilish McColgan (gbr) 9:41.50; 11 Katarzyna Kowalska (pol) 9:50.84; 12 Gesa Felicitas Krause (ger) 9:57.16; 13 Ancuta Bobocel (rou) 10:01.89; 14 Polina Jelizarova (lat) 10:05.20; HJ Anna Chicherova (rus) and Svetlana shkolina (rus) 1.98; 3 Blanka Vlasic (cro) 1.95; 4 Emma Green-Tregaro (swe) 1.92; 5 Irina Gordeyeva (rus) 1.88; 6 Nadezhda Dusanova (uzb) and Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch (ger) 1.88; 8 Anna Iljustsenko (est) 1.88; 9 Alessia Trost 1.88; 10 Mirela Demireva (bul) and Eleriin Haas (est) 1.84; LJ 1 Brittney Reese (usa) 6.99 (-1,0); 2 Janay DeLoach-Soukup (usa) 6.97 (0.5); 3 Shara Proctor (gbr) 6.91 (0.2); 4 Yelena Sokolova (rus) 6.87 (-1,2); 5 Darya Klishina (rus) 6.81 (1.0); 6 Eloyse Lesueur 6.78 (1.9); 7 Sosthene Moguenara (ger) 6.68 (0.1); 8 Funmi Jimoh (usa) 6.64 (0.1); 9 Lauma Griva (lat) 6.60 (2.0); 10 Erica Jarder (swe) 6.55 (0.3); 11 Nastassia Mironchik- Ivanova (blr) 6.31 (-1,1); 12 Whitney Gipson (usa) 6.13 (1.3); DT 1 Sandra Perkovic (cro) 68.25; 2 Yarelis Barrios (cub) 64.41; 3 Zinaida Sendriute (ltu) 62.85; 4 Anna Rüh (ger) 62.40; 5 Yaimí Pérez (cub) 61.90; 6 Melina Robert-Michon 61.29; 7 Aretha Thurmond (usa) 61.18; 8 Julia Fischer (ger) 61.06; 9 Zaneta Glanc (pol) 60.96; 10 Vera Ganeyeva (rus) 59.41; 11 Yekaterina Strokova (rus) 55.27; JT 1 Christina Obergföll (ger) 66.45; 2 Mariya Abakumova (rus) 64.03; 3 Sunette Viljoen

(rsa) 63.49; 4 Sinta Ozolina-Kovala (lat) 62.52; 5 Martina Ratej (slo) 62.29; 6 Madara Palameika (lat) 61.85; 7 Vira Rebryk (ukr) 60.86; 8 Lina Muze (lat) 59.30, 9 Asdís Hjalmsdottir (isl) 58.67 Conegliano, 7.6.2013 -22th Meeting Città di Conegliano- Men 110mh (0.0) Andrea Cocchi 14.22; LJ Emanuele Catania 7.69 (0.0); SP Tommaso Parolo 16.68; JT 1 Antonio Fent 72.56; 2 Joni Karvinen (fin) 71.42; 3 Roberto Bertolini 71.35; 4 Leonardo Gottardo 69.23

Women 100m A (0.6) 1 Amy Fabe Dia 11.91; 2 Laura Strati 11.97; 3 Fatoumata Coulibaly (civ) 11.98; 100m B (0.4) Marinella Maggiolo 12.05; 100mh (0.7) 1 Giulia Tessaro 13.68; 2 Silvia Zuin 13.85; SP Chiara Rosa 17.49 Torino, 8.6.2013 -Memorial Primo Nebiolo-

Men 100m (0.7) 1 Jacques Harvey (jam) 10.26; 2 Michael Tumi 10.27; 3 Calesio Newman (usa) 10.30; 4 Fabio Cerutti 10.42; 5 Keith Ricks (usa) 10.46; 5 Mark Lewis-Francis (gbr) 10.46; 7 Akani Simbine (rsa) 10.46; 8 Giovanni Galbieri 10.64; 100m u23 (0.2) Giovanni Galbieri 10.59; 200m (- 0,5) 1 Davide Manenti 20.79; 2 Likourgos Tsakonas (gre) 20.88; 3 Enrico Demonte 21.05; 4 Teddy Tinmar (fra) 21.39; 400m 1 Matteo Galvan 46.40; 2 Michele Tricca 46.87; 3 Andrea Barberi 47.10; 4 Francesco Cappellin 47.11; 5 Luca Galletti 47.20; 6 Eusebio Haliti 47.82; 7 Teddy Venel (fra) 48.14; 8 Davide Re 48.42; 800m 1 Paul Renaudie (fra) 1:47.41; 2 Hammid Oualich (fra) 1:47.99; 3 Konstadinos Nakopoulos (gre) 1:48.15; 4 Andrew Kiptoo (ken) 1:48.61; 5 Abraham Kiplagat (ken) 1:48.69; 6 Ryhardt Van Rensburg (rsa) 1:48.77; 7 Giordano Benedetti 1:48.81; 8 Soufiane El Kabbouri 1:48.83; 9 Mor Seck (sen) 1:49.96; 10 Giovanni Bellino 1:50.84; 5.000m 1 Eric Tirop (ken) 13:32.09; 2 Ezekiel Meli (ken) 13:36.46; 3 Hassan Chani (mar) 13:38.13; 4 Marouan Razine (mar) 13:39.70; 5 Josphat Koech Kimutai (ken) 13:59.41; 110mh (- 0,3) 1 Omoghan Osaghae (usa) 13.49; 2 Dimitri Bascou (fra) 13.64; 3 Martin Mazac (cze) 13.68; 4 Emanuele Abate 13.72; 5 Maksim Lynsha (blr) 13.79; 6 Dayron Robles (cub) 13.82; 7 Stefano Tedesco 14.01; 8 Hassane Fofana 14.06; DT 1 Giovanni Faloci 62.82; 2 Victor Hogan (rsa) 61.92; 3 Hannes Kirchler 61.51; 4 Gerhard Mayer (aut) 59.24; 5 Martin Kupper (est) 58.62; 6 Federico Apolloni 56.84; 4x100m All Stars (C. Newman; J. Harvey; M. Lewis-Francis; O. Osaghae) 39.04 Women 100m (0.1) 1 Chauntaeu Bayne (usa) 11.31; 2 Olesya Povh (ukr) 11.40; 3 Allen Bailey (jam) 11.50; 4 Ilenia Draisci 11.61; 5 Gloria Hooper 11.68; 6 Irene Siragusa 11.71; 7 Jessica Paoletta 11.77; 8 Audrey Alloh 11.90; 400m 1 Chiara Bazzoni 52.64; 2 Benedicta Chigbolu 52.82; 3 Jitka Bartonicková (cze) 53.04; 4 Enrica Spacca 53.07; 5 Ilona Usovich (blr) 53.52; 6 Clelia Calcagno 55.17; 800m 1 Nelly Kepkosgei (ken) 2:00.32; 2 Olena Zhushman (ukr) 2:00.92; 3 Anastasiya Tkachuk (ukr) 2:01.75; 4 Rose-Anne Galligan (irl) 2:01.83; 5 Liliya Lobanova (ukr) 2:03.50; 6 Marta Milani 2:03.83; 7 Isabella Cornelli 2:06.13; 8 Serena Monachino 2:06.87; 100mh (-0,8) 1 Queen Harrison (usa) 12.64; 2 Lolo Jones (usa) 12.74; 3 Tiffany Porter (gbr) 12.83; 4 Nia Ali (usa) 12.93; 5 Yvette Lewis (usa) 13.10; 6 Yuliya Kondakova (rus) 13.10; 7 Veronica Borsi 13.14; 400mh 1 Dalila Muhammad (usa) 54.66; 2 Christine Spence (usa) 55.99; 3 Annerie Ebersohn (rsa) 56.39; 4 Jennifer Rockwell 56.61; 5 Yadisleidis Pedroso 56.86; 6 Manuela Gentili 56.94; 7 Francesca Doveri 57.05; LJ 1 Funmi Jimoh (usa) 6.63 (1.1); 2 Darya Klishina (rus) 6.59 (-0,2); 3 Lauma Griva (lat) 6.54 (-0,5); 4 Dariya Derkach 6.35 (-0,7); 5 Yuliya Pidluzhnaya (rus) 6.14 (-0,1); HT 1 Silvia Salis 67.87; 2 Iryna Novozhilova (ukr) 65.64; 3 Francesca Massobrio 63.45; 4 Karolina Pedersen (swe) 61.67; 5 Elisa Magni 61.12; 6 Elisa Palmieri 60.60; 7 Micaela Mariani 59.85; 4x100m 1 All Stars (O. Povh; Y. Lewis; C. Bayne; A. Bailey) 43.38; 2 Italy (J. Paoletta; G. Hooper; I. Siragusa; I. Draisci) 44.02

LATVIA

Riga, 7-8.6.2013

Men 110mh (8) (0.0) Janis Jansons 14.33; LJ Elvijs Misans 7.86 (1.9); JT Gatios Cakss (95) 71.47 Women HJ (8) Jelena Fanuka 1.81; JT Anete Kocina 50.87

LITHUANIA

Siauliai, 7.6.2013

Men LJ Marius Rudys 7.55 (nwi); TJ Andrius Gricevicius 15.96 (nwi); SP Mantas Jusis 16.64; DT Eligijus Ruskys 60.21 Marijampolé, 8-9.6.2013 Men HT u18 (5 kg) Tomas Vasiliasuskas 65.55

MONACO

Monaco, 8.6.2013

Men 400m 1 Anthony Abbas-Chohra (fra) 48.21; 2 Matthew Lavaoipierre (gbr) 48.45 Women 100m (-2,0) Pon-Karidjatou Traore (civ) 11.97 (11.84 (0.4) 1h2); 2 Eva Berger (fra) 12.03

NETHERLANDS

Wageningen, 5.6.2013 -Tartlétos Loopgala-

Men 10.000m 1 Weldu Negash 29:22.12; 2 Jarkko Järvenpää 29:29.11; 3 Patrick Stitzinger 29:29.99; 4 Henri Maaninen 29:32.30 Women 5.000m Luula Berhane (eri) 15:49.35; 2 Jamie Lieshout 16:09.62; 3 Kim Dillen 16:10.84; 4 Marlin Van Hal 16:14.52

Hengelo, 8.6.2013 -Fanny Blankers-Koen Games-

Men 200m (2.0) 1 Churandy Martina (ned) 20.23; 2 James Ellington (gbr) 20.42; 3 Ramon Miller (bah) 20.63; 4 Kamil Krynski (pol) 20.83; 5 Diego Marani (ita) 20.92; 6 Marvin Anderson (jam) 21.11; 7 Jerrel Feller (ned) 21.13; 800m 1 Pierre-Ambroise Bosse (fra) 1:44.89; 2 André Olivier (rsa) 1:44.96; 3 Marcin Lewandowski (pol) 1:45.50; 4 Michael Rimmer (gbr) 1:45.51; 5 Robin Schembera (ger) 1:47.13; 6 Alfred Kirwa Yego (ken) 1:47.26; 7 Nixon Kiplimo Chepseba (ken) 1:47.93; 8 Jackson Kivuva (ken) 1:48.12; 9 Boaz Kiplagat Lalang (ken) 1:48.15; 10 Jakub Holusa (cze) 1:48.15; 1.500m 1 Silas Kiplagat (ken) 3:35.69; 2 Andreas Vojta (aut) 3:36.36; 3 Mekonnen Gebremedhin (eth) 3:36.85; 4 Teshome Dirirsa (eth) 3:36.98; 5 Vincent Kibet (ken) 3:37.04; 6 Geofrey Barusei (ken) 3:37.13; 7 Juan Van Deventer (rsa) 3:37.49; 8 Johan Cronje (rsa) 3:37.91; 9 Charlie Grice (gbr) 3:38.13; 10 Bartosz Nowicki (pol) 3:38.13; 11 Simon Denissel (fra) 3:38.31; 12 Arturo Casado (esp) 3:38.55; 13 James Shane (gbr) 3:38.77; 14 Conseslus Kipruto (ken) 3:39.57; 15 Mohamed Al-Garni (qat) 3:40.99; 5.000m 1 Muktar Edris (eth) 13:04.65; 2 Augustine Choge (ken) 13:05.31; 3 Cyrus Rutto (ken) 13:12.91; 4 Birhanu Legesse (eth) 13:15.32; 5 Phillip Kipyeko (ken) 13:16.92; 6 Yitayal Atanafu Zerihun (eth) 13:20.24; 7 Abrar Osman Adem (eri) 13:20.79; 8 Tsegay Tuemay (eri) 13:21.37; 9 Stephen Mokoka (rsa) 13:28.88; 10 Peter Ndegwa (ken) 13:32.24; 11 Peter Limo (ken) 13:39.84; 12 David Bett (ken) 13:46.84; 13 Abdi Nageeye 13:50.89; 14 Joilson Da Silva (bra) 13:51.15; 110mh (0.8) 1 Ryan Brathwaite (bar) 13.21; 2 Jie Wenjun (chn) 13.42; 3 Artur Noga (pol) 13.47; 4 Jeff Porter (usa) 13.50; 5 Gregory Sedoc 13.56; 6 Shane Brathwaite (bar) 13.58; 7 Thomas Martinot-Lagarde (fra) 13.61; 8 Joel Brown (usa) 13.69; 400mh 1 Justin Gaymon (usa) 48.87; 2 Rhys Williams (gbr) 49.09; 3 Tristan Thomas (aus) 49.68; 4 Richard Yates (gbr) 50.30; 5 Jeshua Anderson (usa) 50.33; 6 Michael Bultheel (bel) 50.46; 7 Jesper Arts 51.44; PV 1 Tobias Scherbarth (ger) 5.60; 2 Alhaji Jeng (swe) 5.50; 3 Przemyslaw Czerwinski (pol) 5.40; 4 Karsten Dilla (ger) 5.30; 5 Eelco Sintnicolaas 5.30; 6 Rens Blom 5.20; 7 Yoo-Suk Kim (kor) 5.20; LJ 1 Ngonidzashe Makusha (zim) 8.20 (5.3); 2 Christian Reif (ger) 8.08 (1.0); 3 Ignisious Gaisah (Gha) 8.03 (0.5); 4 Alyn Camara (ger) 7.99 (0.9); 5 Luis Rivera-Morales (mex) 7.95 (0.3); 6 J J Jegede (gbr) 7.89 (2.1); 7 Irving Saladino (pan) 7.88 (0.0); 8 Fabrice Lapierre (aus) 7.86 (1.2); 9 Sebastian Bayer (ger) 7.58 (1.5); SP 1 Reese Hoffa (usa) 20.95; 2 Dylan Armstrong (can) 20.52; 3 Ladislav Prasil (cze) 20.38; 4 Cory Martin (usa) 20.26; 5 Tom Walsh (nzl) 19.37; 6 Tim Nedow (can) 19.05; 7 Jakub Szyszkowski (pol) 19.02; 8 Jaco Engelbrecht (rsa) 18.72; 8 Erik van Vreumingen 18.30; DT 1 Piotr Malachowski (pol) 71.84; 2 Robert Harting (ger) 69.91; 3 Robert Urbanek (pol) 64.89; 4 Erik Cadee 64.48; 5 Irfan Yildirim

(tur) 63.47; 6 Christoph Harting (ger) 62.84; 7 Daniel Jasinski (ger) 61.49; 8 Jorge Fernández (cub) 61.36; 9 Gleb Sidorchenko (rus) 58.04; 10 Maarten Persoon 57.87 Women 200m (1.0) 1 Mariya Ryemyen (ukr) 22.70; 2 Tiffany Townsend (usa) 22.74; 3 Dafne Schippers 22.84; 4 Anyika Onuora (gbr) 22.93; 5 Charonda Williams (usa) 23.12; 6 Lea Sprunger (sui) 23.55; 7 Kadene Vassell 23.57; 400m 1 Keshia Baker (usa) 51.73; 2 Patricia Hall (jam) 51.77; 3 Eilidh Child (gbr) 52.08; 4 Nataliya Pyhyda (ukr) 52.43; 5 Olha Zemlyak (ukr) 52.47; 6 Madiea Ghafoor 52.53; 7 Esther Cremer (ger) 52.84; 8 Maris Mägi (est) 53.56; 800m 1 Abeba Arigawi (swe) 1:59.20; 2 Marina Arzamasava (blr) 2:00.58; 3 Hannah England (gbr) 2:01.42; 4 Angelika Cichocka (pol) 2:01.43; 5 Tatyana Markelova (rus) 2:01.64; 6 Winny Chebet (ken) 2:01.95; 7 Yvonne Haak 2:02.24; 8 Elena Lavric (rou) 2:03.66; 9 Sanne Verstegen 2:03.94; 10 Emma Jackson (gbr) 2:03.96; 11 Laura Weightman (gbr) 2:07.14; 5.000m 1 Almaz Ayana (eth) 14:52.42; 2 Buze Diriba (eth) 14:52.89; 3 Agnes Tirop Jebet (ken) 14:54.12; 4 Gelete Burka (eth) 14:54.76; 5 Irene Cheptai (ken) 14:59.51; 6 Shitaye Eshete (brn) 15:03.13; 7 Alemitu Haroye (eth) 15:05.08; 8 Janet Kisa (ken) 15:06.84; 9 Tejitu Daba (brn) 15:08.11; 10 Genet Yalew (eth) 15:08.96; 11 Azemra Gebru (eth) 15:15.73; 12 Ruti Aga (eth) 15:22.94; 13 Caroline Kipkoech Kipkirui (ken) 15:28.34; 14 Afera Godfay Berha (eth) 15:31.78; 15 Stephanie Twell (gbr) 15:37.64; 16 Elena Romagnolo (ita) 15:38.19; 17 Katrina Wootton (gbr) 15:42.17; 18 Maren Kock (ger) 15:52.12; PV 1 Yarisley Silva (cub) 4.90; 2 Svetlana Feofanova (rus) 4.60; 3 Aleksandra Kiryashova (rus) 4.50; 4 Carolin Hingst (ger) 4.50; 5 Silke Spiegelburg (ger) 4.50; 6 Lisa Ryzih (ger) 4.30; 7 Rianna Galliart 4.20; 8 Kristina Gadschiew (ger) 4.20

Alphen aan den Rijn, 9.6.2013 -Gouden Spike-

Men 100m (0.4) Brian Mariano 10.66; 200m (0.9) 1 Damien Broothaerts (bel) 21.32; 2 Terdence Agard 21.40; 400m A 1 Tom Druce (gbr) 47.17; 2 Dennis Spillekom 47.35; 3 Seppe Thys (bel) 47.40; 4 Terdence Agard 47.58; 5 Arnout Matthys (bel) 47.75; 400m B Obed Martis 47.75; 800m 1 Thijmen Kupers 1:50.16; 2 Nils Pennekamp 1:50.20; 3.000m Koen Naert 8:04.52; 110mh (0.2) 1 Gregory Sedoc 13.62; 2 Frederick Townsend (usa) 13.83; 3 Damien Broothaerts (bel) 13.88; 4 Pelle Rietveld 14.12; 5 Quentin Ruffacq (bel) 14.28; 6 Tjendo Samuel 14.30; 7 Edirin Okoro (gbr) 14.34; LJ 1 Ignisious Gaisah (gha) 7.76 (0.6); 2 Nicolas Stempnick (bel) 7.56 (0.7); SP 1 Dylan Armstrong (can) 20.49; 2 Tim Nedow (can) 19.13; 3 Patrick Cronie 18.46; 4 Maarten Persoon 17.78; 5 Tom Corstjens 17.12; 6 Remco Goetheer 16.89; DT 1 Erik Cadee 64.27; 2 Maarten Persoon 59.06; 3 Stephan Dekker 54.08; 4 Roland Van Zuilen 54.00; JT 1 Lars Timmerman 71.56; 2 Björn Blommerde 71.36; 3 Daan Meyer 70.79; 4 Pelle Rietveld 68.82

Women 100m A (-1,7) 1 Dafne Schipers 11.64; 2 Hayley Jones (gbr) 11.73; 3 Olivia Borlee (bel) 12.06; 100m B (-1,4) Madiea Ghafoor 11.95; 200m A (0.4) 1 Hayley Jones (gbr) 23.49; 2 Tessa Van Schagen 23.75; 3 Kadene Vassell 23.96; 4 Hanne Claes (bel) 24.14; 5 Nicky Van Leuveren 24.14; 6 Eva Lubbers 24.22; 200m B (0.3) Madiea Ghafoor 23.85; 400m 1 Nicky Van Leuveren 53.78; 2 Lisanne De Witte 54.63; 3 Bianca Baak 54.77; 800m 1 Lovisa Lindh (swe) 2:05.34; 2 Manon Kruiver 2:06.86; 3 Paula Habovstiaková (svk) 2:07.45; 4 Mandie Brandt (rsa) 2:07.60; 3.000m Helen Hofstede 9:28.44; 100mh A (1.8) 1 Rosina Hodde 13.19; 2 Suzanne Williams 13.61; 3 Nadine Broersen 13.68; 100mh B (0.7) Anna Sjoukje Runia 13.84; LJ Amy Harris 6.26 (3.0); TJ 1 Hannah Frankson (gbr) 12.95 (0.8); 2 Brenda Baar 12.94 (0.7); SP 1 Melissa Boekelman 17.05; 2 Pamela Kiel 15.46; DT Corinne Nugter 52.65

NORWAY

Bergen, 4.6.2013

Men HT u20 (6 kg) Jorgen Olsen Austnes 66.55

Jessheim,, 6.6.2013

Men 1.500m 1 Abednego Chesebe (ken) 3:42.71; 2 Sindre Buraas 3:46.71; 3 Eivind Jenssen 3:47.57; 4 Vidar Dahle 3:47.83; 5 Sindre Lochting 3:47.93 Bergen, 7-9.6.2013

Men PV u18 (8) Eirik Greibrokk Dolve 5.13; SP u20 (6 kg) (8) Sven Martin Skagestad 17.36; DT u20 (1,75 kg) (9) Sven Martin Skagestad 57.42; HT u20 (6 kg) Jorgen Olsen Austnes 69.48 Women 100mh (9) (0.8) Lene Secher Myrmel 13.86; HT u18 (3 kg) (7) Helene Ingvaldsen 59.78; HT u17 (3 kg) (7) Beatrice Nedberge Llano 59.52

Floro, 8.6.2013 -Hyundai Grand Prix-

Men 100m (2.8) 1 Dariusz Kuc 10.24 (10.46 (1.1) 1h1); 2 Andy Robertson (gbr) 10.28 (10.48 (2.0) 1h2); 3 Thomas Wiborg 10.59 (10.73 (1.4) 1h3); 4 Alexander Karlsson 10.66; 200m (2.4) 1 Andy Robertson (gbr) 21.19; 2 Carl Emil Kashagen 21.59; 400m 1 Marcin Grynkiewicz (pol) 47.35; 2 Yeimer López (cub) 47.53; 3 Sondre Nyvold Lid 48.17; 4 Torbjorn Lysne 48.26; 400mh 1 Oyvind Strommen Kjerpeset 50.86; 2 Nikita Adriyanov (rus) 51.55; HT 1 Lukas Melich (cze) 76.31; 2 Szymon Ziolkowski (pol) 74.67; 3 Mattias Jons (swe) 72.50; 4 Igors Sokolovs (lat) 70.51; JT 1 Andreas Thorkildsen 84.64; 2 Marcin Krukowski (pol) 82.32; 3 Vadims Vasilevskis (lat) 79.55; 4 Risto Mätas (est) 76.67

Women 100m A (1.2) 1 Marika Popowicz (pol) 11.52; 2 Ezinne Okparaebo 11.59; 3 Patrycja Wyciskiewicz (pol) 12.05; 100m B (1.6) 1 Elisabeth slettum 11.84; 2 Christine Bjelland Jensen 12.02; 200m A (2.5) 1 Marika Popowicz (pol) 23.25; 2 Elisebeth Slettum 23.43; 3 Line Kloster 23.58; 4 Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz (pol) 23.60, 5 Christine Bjelland Jensen 24.30; 200m B (1.8) Astrid Mangen Cederkvist 24.41; 1.500m 1 Karoline Bjerkeli Grovdal 4:14.46; 2 Sofia Ennaoui (pol) 4:15.34; 3 Irina Dmitriyeva (rus) 4:23.05; 4 Frida Berge 4:24.45; 100mh (1.8) 1 Tale Orving 13.66; 2 Line Aaltvedt 13.79; 3 Emma Tuveson (swe) 13.97; 400mh 1 Vilde Jakobsen Svortevik 58.51; 2 Marina Reznikova (rus) 59.22; HT 1 Trude Raad 60.59; 2 Marte Rygg Ardal 60.49; JT Tove Beate Dahle 53.29

POLAND

Zielona Gora, 22.5.2013

Women JT Aleksandra Mickiewicz 51.97

Kielce, 1.6.2013

Women HT u18 (3 kg) Katarzyna Furmanek 68.50

Bydgoszcz, 2-3.6.2013

Men 110mh (2.6) Dominik Bochenek 13.85; PV (2) 1 Piotr Lisek 5.40; 2 Adam Lisiak 5.30; 3 Lukasz Michalski 5.30; SP 1 Rafal Kownatke 18.79; 2 Mikolaj Orcholski 16.76; SP u20 (6 kg) Dawid Krzyzan 18.98; SP u18 (5 kg) Adrian Walczynski 17.80; DT Pawel Pasinski 58.80; JT (2) 1 Hubert Chmielak 73.65; 2 Krystian Bondarenko 68.66

Women 400m (2) Karolina Gesek (96) 55.58; HT (2) Magdalena szewa 63.08

Warszawa, 2.6.2013

Men SP 1 Dominik Witczak 18.74; 2 Mateusz miklos 18.60; 3 Michal Rasinski 18.26; 4 Dominik Kuarch 16.83; SP u20 ( 6kg) Patryk Ocypa 18.31; DT Damian Kaminski 54.34; HT Arkadiusz Rogowski 66.81; HT u20 ( 6kg) Sebastian Nowicki 68.32 Women 1.000m (mixed race) Joanna Jozwik 2:42.22; 100mh (0.3) 1 Urszula Bhebhe 13.68 (13.56 (0.4) 1h1); 2 Katarzyna Swiostek 13.88 (13.76 (0.4) 2h1); SP Anna Wloka 16.35; SP u18 (3 kg) Katarzyna Hnatiuk 16.58; DT Andzelika Przybylska 52.94; HT 1 Sandra Malinowska 62.04; 2 Katarzyna Furmanek 60.45

Slubice, 2.6.2013

Men 100m (3.2) 1 Mateusz Kolodziej 10.58; 2 Adam Pawlowski 10.64; 200m (2.0) Adam Pawlowski 21.16; DT Wojciech Praczyk 58.07 Women HT u18 (3 kg) Marika Kaczmarek 61.19; JT Aleksandra Mickiewicz (95) 48.92 Czestochowa, 2.6.2013

Men 400m Grzegorz Sobinski 47.90 Women PV 1 Natalia Krupinska 3.90; 2 Paulina Hnida (95) 3.90 Lodz, 2.6.2013 Men DT u20 (1,750 kg) Robert Zaloga 55.10

Women 400mh Joanna Branch 59.95; LJ Natalia Chacinska 6.11 (0.0)

Bialystok, 4.6.2013

Men 100m (0.0) Kamil Krynski 10.66; 200m (0.0) Kamil Supinski 21.21; SP u20 (6 kg) Artur Gorlewski 19.08; HT 1 Wojciech Nowicki 73.60; 2 Norbert Rauhut 65.56; HT u20 (6 kg) Sebastian Nowicki 65.22; JT 1 Marcin Krukowski 76.09; 2 Krzysztof Szalecki 70.92; 3 Marcin Plener 70.37 Women 100m (0.0) Ewelina Popowska 12.02; HJ Kamila Stepaniuk 1.89; LJ Ewa Korniluk (94) 6.11 (0.0); SP u18 (3 Kg) Klaudia Kardasz 16.51; HT Sandra Malinowska 59.81

Lodz, 7-8.6.2013 -Academic Polish Championships-

Men 100m (0.8) 1 Grzegorz Zimniewicz 10.31; 2 Andrzej Zielinski 10.49; 3 Mateusz Biegajlo 10.65; in extra heat (1.2) Hubert Kalandyk (94) 10.63 ; in heats: Damian Otto 10.64 (1.2) 1h9; Kamil Krysnki 10.47 (0.9) 1h10; 200m (8) (-0,2) 1 Kacper Kozlowski 21.36; 2 Mateusz Cichecki 21.41; 400m race 1 1 Kacper Kozlowski 46.65; 2 Mateusz Zagórski 47.36; 3 Andrzej Jaros 47.40; 400m race 2 Damian Krupa 47.97; 800m (8) 1 Sebastian Smolinski 1:49.08; 2 Artur Ostrowski 1:49.08; 3 Kamil Gudak 1:49.86; 4 Bartosz Kozlowski 1:49.95; HJ 1 Szymon Kiecana 2.18; 2 Piotr Milewski 2.18; TJ Michal Lewandowski 16.22 (1.3); SP (8) Pawel Regin 16.95; DT 1 Wojciech Praczyk 57.47; 2 Bartosz Roch 55.04; JT (8) Pawel Kamela 70.48

Women 100m (-0,3) 1 Martyna Opon 11.71; 2 Ewelina Popowska 11.90; 3 Adrianna Zietara 11.92; 4 Klaudia Konopko 11.96; 5 Katarzyna Sokolska 11.96; 6 Monika Szczesna 11.96; 200m (8) (-0,3) 1 Martyna Opon 23.67; 2 Malgorzata Koldej 24.39; 400m 1 Magdalena Gorzkowska 54.42; 2 Jolanta Handzlik 55.16; 3 Joanna Banach 55.30; 800m (8) Danuta Urbanik 2:05.98; HJ Michalina Kwasniewska 1.78; JT (8) 1 Karolina Boldysz 53.60; 2 Danuta Plewnia 49.67

Slubice, 8-9.6.2013

Men 200m (9) (1.0) Dominik Kopec (95) 21.37; 400m Marcin Ciechanowicz 47.93; 110mh u20 (0,99m) (1.5) Tomasz Kolodziejski 13.88; SP (9) Dominik Witczak 18.96; DT Pawel Pasinski 54.09; DT u10 (1,75 kg) Patryk Labienec 55.22 Rzeszow, 8.6.2013

Men LJ Jaroslaw Lentowicz 7.75 (0.1); DT u20 (1,75 kg) Bartlomiej Stoj 60.11 Women 5 Kms Walk Katarzyna Zdzieblo (96) 23.30.17 Poznan, 8.6.2013 Women HT u18 (3 kg) Marika Kaczmarek 61.6

Krakow, 8.6.2013

Men 200m (0.1) Jan Ciepela 21.11; SP Michal Harartyk 16.80 Women 100m (0.5) 1 Agnieszka Ligieza 11.97; 2 Karolina Koleczek 11.97; 100mh u18 (0.76m) Klaudia Siciarz 13.98 Women 100m (1.7) Katarzyna Kopyto (95) 11.99; 100mh u18 (0,76m) Ewa Ochocka 13.85; 2 Agata Borowiak 13.88; SP (9) Anna Wloka 15.95; SP u18 Klaudia Kardasz 17.12; HT u18 (3 kg) Magdalena Zycer 56.84; JT (9) Aleksandra Mickiewicz 51.54 Bialogard, 8.6.2013 Men 100m (1.2) Przemyslaw Slowikowski 10.60; 200m (0.6) Piotr Wiaderek 21.19; SP u20 (6 kg) Dawid Krzyzan 18.97 Women JT 1 Marta Karol 51.64; 2 Urszula Jakimowicz 51.25 Lublin, 8.6.2013 Men SP 1 Jacek Wisniewski 18.41; 2 Michal Rozporski 17.16 Bydgoszcz, 8.6.2013 -13th European Athletics Festival- Men 200m (-0,6) 1 Maximilian Kessler (ger) 21.17; 2 Artur Zaczek 21.31; 3 Kamil Supinski 21.42; 4 Petr Szetei (cze) 21.56; 800m 1 Szymon Krawczyk 1:48.33; 2 Artur Kuciapski 1:48.48; 3 Karol Konieczny 1:48.70; 4 Adam Czerwinski 1:49.17; 5 Dawid Waloski 1:49.65; 6 Lukasz Gurtkiewicz 1:50.25; 7 Mateusz Bak 1:50.49; 8 Yauhen Yukhnik (blr) 1:50.92; 110mh (-0,7) 1 Dominik Bochenek 13.72; 2 Gianni Frankis (gbr) 13.83; 3 Maciej Wojtkowski 14.39; 3.000m St 1 Lukasz Parszcynski 8:26.01; 2 Wilson Maraba (ken) 8:31.22; 3 Albert Minczer (hun) 8:35.39; 4 James Wilkinson (gbr) 8:40.62; 5 Dawid Zebrowski 8:43.35; 6 Hubert Pokrop 8:43.72; 7 Jacek Zadlo 8:46.13; PV 1 Mareks Arents (lat) 5.50; 2 Lukasz Michalski and Adam Lisiak 5.40; HT 1 Pawel

Fajdek 76.48; 2 Wojciech Nowicki 75.87; 3 Yevhen Vynohradov (ukr) 75.63; 4 Dzmitry Marshyn (aze) 73.79; 5 Arkadiusz Rogowski 67.21; JT 1 Hubert Chmielak 77.55; 2 Marcin Plener 73.90; 3 Krzysztof Szalecki 73.77; 4 Pawel Rozinski 73.22; 5 Karol Jakimowicz 71.07; 6 Krystian Bondarenko 69.80

Women 100m (-0,1) 1 Ewa Swoboda (97) 11.55; 2 Lina Grincikaité (ltu) 11.67; 3 Marta Jeschke 11.69; 4 Adrianna Zietara and Monika Szczesna 11.96; 6 Paulina Klawiter 12.09; 400m 1 Iga Baumgart 53.91; 2 Malgorzata Curylo 54.02; 3 Adrianna Janowicz 54.24; 4 Wiebke Ullmann (ger) 55.01; 5 Weronika Podlaszczak 55.82; 6 Katarzyna Chmielewska 56.05; 800m 1 Egle Balciunaité (ltu) 2:02.16; 2 Selah Busienei (ken) 2:02.28; 3 Joanna Jozwik 2:02.39; 4 Katarzyna Broniatowska 2:02.84; 5 Monika Halasa 2:04.03; 6 Karolina Polrola 2:04.53; 7 Sandra Michalak 2:04.67; 8 Syntia Ellward 2:05.17; 9 Diana Mezulianiková (cze) 2:07.01; 100mh (-0,4) 1 Serita Solomon (gbr) 13.30; 2 Sonata Tamosaityté (ltu) 13.70; 3 Anna Kielbasinska 13.71; 4 Katarzyna Swiostek 13.81; 5 Lucy Hutton (gbr) 13.97; 400mh 1 Joanna Linkiewicz 57.04; 2 Emilia Ankiewicz 57.76; 3 Joanna Banach 58.05; 4 Agnieszka Karczmarczyk 58.10; 5 Klaudia Zurek 58.88; 6 Paulina Mamrot 60.01; PV 1 Kamila Przybyla (96) 4.00; 2 Aleksandra Wisnik 3.90

Wroclaw, 9.6.2013 -34th Feliks Malaniwski and Czeslaw Zabecki Memorial- Men 200m (0.3) Lukasz Krawczuk 21.40; 400mh Marek Plawgo 50.96; LJ Andrzej Kuch 7.50 (- 0,1) Opole, 9.6.2013 Men HJ 1 Mutaz Essa Barshim (qat) 2.33; 2 Szymon Kiecana 2.31; 3 Ivan Ilyichev (rus) 2.26; 4 Alexandru Tufa (rou) 2.22; 5 Maciej Lepiato 2.22; 6 Piotr Sleboda 2.22; 7 Wojciech Theiner 2.18; 8 Matus Bubenik (svk) 2.18 Women HJ 1 Kamila Stepaniuk 1.99; 2 Justyna Kasprzycka 1.95; 3 Urszula Domel 1.86; 4 Daniela Stanciu (rou) 1.82; 5 Izabela Mikolajczyk 1.82; 6 Magdalena Nova (cze) 1.82; 7 Valentyna Lyashenko-Khomitska (ukr) 1.78, 8 Aneta Rydz 1.78; HJ u20 Nikola Strachová (cze) 1.81 Lodz, 9.6.2013 -21th Ludwik Szumlewski Memorial- Men 100m (-0,6) Grzegorz Zimniewicz 10.61; 400m Pawel Walczuk 47.87; SP Sultan Abdulmajeed Al-Hebshi (ksa) 17.92; DT Sultan Mubarak Al-Dawoodi (ksa) 58.29; HT Arkadiusz Rogowski 67.37; HT u20 (6 kg) Sebastian Nowicki 71.01 Women 400mh Paulina Mamrot 60.17; TJ 1 Anna zych 13.58 (2.3); 2 Anna Jagaciak 13.48 (1.1); DT Andzelika Przybylska 53.10; HT Dagmara Stala 59.23; HT u18 (3 kg) Katarzyna Furmanek 68.45 Sosnowiec, 9.6.2013 Men 110mh u18 (0,91m) Dawid Zebrowski 13.98

PORTUGAL

Lisboa, 8-9.6.2013 -Interclubs 1st Division- Men 100m (4.8) 1 Ricardo Monteiro 10.40; 2 Pedro Bernardo 10.45; 3 David Lima 10.49; 200m (9) David Lima 21.14; 400m Victor Ricardo Santos (94) 47.52; 110mh (9) (1.3) Rasúl Dabo 13.78; 400mh (9) 1 Ricardo Lima 50.96; 2 Jorge Paula 51.30; 3.000m St (9) Alberto Paulo 8:44.89; PV 1 Edi Maia 5.30; 2 Diogo Ferreira 5.20; LJ Marcos Chuva 7.61 (-0,1); TJ (9) Nelson Evora 16.68 (1.9); SP 1 Marco Fortes 18.97; 2 Francisco Belo 17.05; DT (9) Jorge Garve 57.28; HT (9) Dário Manso 66.37; JT 1 Luis Almeida 70.72; 2 Tiago Aperta 69.83; 5 Kms Walk 1 Joao Vieira 19:42.34; 2 Sergio Vieira 19:46.77 Women 100m (2.5) Andreia Felisberto 12.00; 200m (9) (1.6) Carla Tavares 24.30; 400m Catia Azevedo 54.53; 1.500m Sandra Teixeira 4:26.45; 5.000m Carla Salomé Rocha 16:06.54; 100mh (9) (1.3) 1 Eva Vital 13.44; 2 Andreia Felisberto 13.92; 400mh (9) Nadia Gaspar 59.78; 3.000m St Clarisse Cruz 10:11.85; PV (9) 1 Cátia Pereira 4.00; 2 Marta Onofre 3.90; LJ 1 Teresa Carvalho (95) 6.13 (3.4); 2 Evelise Veiga (96) 6.08 (4.0); TJ (9) Patricia Mamona 13.37 (2.0); DT Irina Rodrigues 54.66; HT Vánia Silva 61.59; JT (9) Silvia Cruz 55.12; 3 Kms Walk Vera Santos 12:50.23 Lisboa, 8-9.6.2013 -Interclubs 2nd Division-

Men 100m (2.6) Antonio Brandao 10.72

ROMANIA

Bucuresti, 7.6.2013 -International Championships-

Men 200m (0.7) Vasile Bobos 21.59; 400m 1 Sorin Vatamanu 46.53; 2 Florian Purcea 47.54; 3 Tiberiu Baneasu 47.82; 4 Doru Teofilescu 48.07; 800m Cristian Vorovenci 1:50.63; 1.500m 1 Ioan Zaizan 3:40.06; 2 Andreas Dimitrakis (gre) 3:42.39; 3 George Preda 3:45.68; 4 Alexandru Staicu 3:47.66; 400mh 1 Attila Nagy 51.23; 2 Alexei Cravcenko (mda) 51.83; 3.000m St Alexandru Ghinea 8:49.50; HJ 1 Mihai Donisan 2.28; 2 Alexandru Tufa 2.19; 3 Marius Dumitrache 2.15; 4 Semen Pozdnyakov (rus) 2.15; PV Dimitros Patsoukakis (gre) 5.35; LJ 1 Adrian Vasile 7.80 (-0,9); 2 Sergey Polyansky 7.69 (0.0); 3 Eradiri Denis (bul) 7.61 (-0,5); TJ 1 Marian Oprea 16.65 (0.0); 2 Karaca Askin (tur) 16.03 (-0,9); 3 Vladimir Letnicov (mda) 15.97 (0.0); SP 1 Andrei Gag 18.41; 2 Laurentiu Popa 17.48; DT 1 Sergiu Ursu 62.05; 2 Andrei Gag 57.65; 3 Mihai Grasu 57.07; HT Ion Sorescu 63.03; JT 1 Veceslav Ciorba (mda) 70.55; 2 Toma Pop 70.43; 3 Alexandru Craescu 69.63; 4 Andrian Mardare (mda) 69.63

Women 100m (-1,3) 1 Andreea Ograzenau 11.58; 2 Ana Maria Rosianu 11.83; 3 Florentina Marincu 11.88; 4 Alina Panainte 12.00; 200m (1.0) 1 Angela Morosanu 22.93; 2 Andreea Ograzeanu 23.55; 3 Alina Panainte 24.31; 400m 1 Olesea Cojuhari (mda) 52.13; 2 Adelina Pastor 52.72; 3 Bianca Razor (94) 52.78; 4 Alina Panainte 52.99; 5 Camelia Gal 54.21; 6 Anca Farcas 55.22; 800m 1 Dorina Korozsi 2:05.56; 2 Elena Tanasie 2:06.01; 3 Mihaela Nunu 2:06.50; 4 Maria Florea (95) 2:07.69; 1.500m 1 Ioana Doaga 4:16.31; 2 Claudia Bobocea 4:20.82; 3 Florina Pierdevara 4:24.40; 5.000m 1 Roxana Birca 15:42.62; 2 Monica Florea 16:08.46; 400mh 1 Vania Stambolova (bul) 56.04; 2 Ana Berghii (mda) 60.12; 3 Sanda Belgyan 60.28; HJ 1 Yuksel Burcu (tur) 1.90; 2 Venelina Veneva (bul) 1.90; 3 Daniela stanciu 1.80; LJ 1 Ekaterina Khalyutina (rus) 6.51 (0.0); 2 Cornelia Deiac 6.50 (0.0); 3 Alina Rotaru 6.48 (0.0); 4 Florentina Marincu (96) 6.44 (0.0); 5 Cristina Sandu 6.39 (0.0); 6 Kseniya Dziatsuk (blr) 6.10 (0.0); TJ 1 Cristina Bujin 13.83 (1.4); 2 Carmen Tomas 13.80 (0.0); 3 Kseniya Dziatsuk (blr) 13.76 (1.1); 4 Andreea Lefcenco (95) 13.33 (2.7); 5 Elena Panturiou (95) 13.25 (0.5); 6 Erika Halai 13.24 (0.6); SP 1 Anca Heltne 18.25; 2 Andreea-Huzum Vitan 15.60; DT 1 Nicoleta Grasu 58.36; 2 Ileana Sorescu 53.48; HT 1 Bianca Perie 67.14; 2 Bianca Lazar 58.89; JT 1 Eliza Toader 56.74; 2 Nicoleta Anghelescu 55.89; 3 Ramona Anghelas 50.91; 4 Miruna Scripciuc 49.25

RUSSIA

Moskva, 4-5.6.2013

Men 200m (-0,6) Roman Smirnov 21.54; 400mh race 1 Aleksandr Skorobogatko (94) 50.47; 2 Pawel Agafanov 51.27; 400mh race 2 1 Vladimir Antmanis 50.56; 2 Vyacheslav Sakayev 51.14; HJ (4) Semen Pozdnyakov 2.19; LJ (4) Yevgeniy Antonov 7.65 (nwi); SP (4) 1 Maksim Afonin 18.05; 2 Vladimir Fronin 17.79; 3 Artyom Podolskiy 17.17; 4 Igor Uzhakin 17.16; 5 Aleksey Chizhelikov 16.93

Women 100m (4) (-0,9) 1 Kristina Sivkova 11.82; 800m race 1 1 Anna Balakshina 2:05.81; 800m race 3 1 Tatyana Balakshina 2:05.58; 2 Yelmira Samigullina 2:07.43; 1.500m (4) 1 Kseniya Kozhedub 4:16.86; 2 Anna Russkikh 4:23.43; 3 Natalya Skvorchevskaya 4:23.96; 4 Yekaterina Shkodrina 4:25.04; 3.000m Gulnara Galkina-Samitova 9:12.12; 400mh 1 Vera Rudakova 56.21; 2 Marina Reznikova 57.80; 3 Aleksandra Lopatina 60.19; HJ u20 1 Anastasiya Andreyeva 1.88; 2 Yekaterina Fedotova 1.83; HJ u20 1 Natalya Sokolova 1.83; 2 Margarita Mazina 1.83; 3 Aleksandra Yarishkina 1.79; PV 1 Angelina Krasnova 4.50; 2 Anzhelika Sidorova 4.50; 3 Olga Mullina 4.20; 4 Tatyana Stetsuk 4.10; 5 Tatyana Shvydkina 4.00; 6 Olga Chigirintseva 3.90 Cheboksary, 5-6.6.2013 -National Championships in Combined Events-

Men Decathlon 1 Ilya Shkurenyov 8.354p (10.91 (1.2); 7.54 (2.0); 13.77; 2.05; 49.35 - 14.13 (1.6); 45.28; 5.30; 55.91; 4:35.71); 2 Vassiliy Kharlamov 8.098p (11.06 (1.2); 7.35 (1.3); 15.77;

1.93; 50.23 - 14.62 (1.6); 46.61; 4.60; 62.78; 4:35.97); 3 Artem Lyukanenko 8.085p (10.87 (1.2); 7.22 (2.6); 15.00; 1.90; 49.34 - 14.00 (1.6); 38.30; 4.90; 62.48; 4:33.71); 4 Yevgeniy Sarantsev 7.739p (11.13 (1.2); 7.04 (2.0); 14.55; 1.93; 51.39 - 14.89 (1.6); 45.42; 4.70; 62.33; 4:53.16); 5 Ivan Grigoryev 7.726p (10.84 (1.2); 7.18 (3.1); 13.16; 1.78; 49.90 - 14.71 (0.9); 38.26; 4.70; 61.65; 4:26.09); 6 Dmitry Zikeyev 7.691p (11.18 (1.2); 7.62 (3.7); 14.39; 1.93; 50.68 - 15.09 (1.6); 43.04; 4.40; 59.08; 4:51.75); 7 Maksim Fayzulin 7.575p (10.58 (1.2); 7.45 (1.7); 14.35; 1.93; 48.62 - 14.10 (1.6); 36.33; 4.00; 47.24; 4:51.35)

Women Heptathlon 1 Kristina Savitskaya 6.201p (13.82 (1.8); 1.75; 14.02; 25.15 (1.0) - 6.40 (2.9); 46.83; 2:18.21); 2 Aleksandra Butvina 5.993p (14.04 (1.8); 1.69; 14.38; 25.00 (1.0) - 6.13 (2.9); 39.85; 2:13.23); 3 Ulyana Aleksandrova 5.860p (14.36 (1.8); 1.78; 13.41; 26.15 (1.0) - 6.24 (0.7); 44.15; 2:24.06); 4 Yelena Molodchinina 5.777p (14.03 (1.8); 1.72; 12.20; 25.40 (1.0) - 5.95 (1.2); 39.43; 2:13.79); 5 Yana Panteleyeva 5.726p (14.30 (1.8); 1.75; 13.13; 26.10 (1.0) - 5.97 (1.3); 44.18; 2:24.59); 6 Kristina Poltavets 5.582p (14.79 (-0,1); 1.78; 11.65; 26.55 (1.0) - 5.70 (1.6); 47.84; 2:22.17); 7 Darya Khramtsova 5.502p (14.47 (1.8); 1.69; 12.11; 25.25 (1.0) - 6.00 (1.3); 35.62; 2:23.08); 8 Anna Petrich 5.478p (14.43 (1.8); 1.72; 10.81; 25.78 (1.0) - 6.08 (3.0); 33.65; 2:17.30)

SERBIA

Beograd, 8.6.2013

Men SP u20 (6 kg) Aleksandar Mrdenovic 18.46

Novi Sad, 8-9.6.2013 -National Championships in Combined Events-

Men Decathlon Darko Pesic (mne) 7.491p (11.37 (1.2); 7.12 (1.6); 14.29; 1.97; 51.51 - 14.77 (- 1,2); 43.68; 4.30; 57.16; 4:55.56); 2 Dino Dodig 7.454p (11.07 (1.2); 6.98 (1.6); 11.75; 2.06; 48.78 - 14.85 (-1.2); 39.20; 4.30; 44.98; 4:29.90) Sremska Mitrovica, 9.6.2013

Men DT Milos Markovic 56.48 Women 200m (2.0) Katarina Simic 24.34

SLOVAKIA

Bratislava, 8.6.2013

Men HJ Peter Horák 2.20; JT Patrik Zenúch 77.07 Women 100m (0.4) 1 Lenka Krsaková 11.64; in heats: Viola Klaiser 12.06 (1.1) 1h2; 200m (0.0) Lenka Krsaková 24.00; 100mh (1.5) Jana Sotaková (cze) 13.85; 400mh Andrea Holleyová 60.45; HJ 1 Monika Góllner (aut) 1.78; 2 Magdalena Nová (cze) 1.78; LJ Jana Koresova (cze) 6.54 (-0,6); JT Nicol Ogrodniková (cze) 54.43

SLOVENIA

Velenje, 4.6.2013

Men 100m (1.4) 1 Rakieem Salaam (usa) 10.09; 2 Richard Kilty (gbr) 10.23; 3 Greg Cackett (gbr) 10.42; 4 Peter Emelieze (ngr) 10.43; 5 Jan Zumer 10.54; 6 Ryan Scott (gbr) 10.54; 400m A 1 Luke Lennon-Ford (gbr) 46.38; 2 Richard Strachan (gbr) 46.62; 3 Tom Druce (gbr) 47.05; 4 Tim Burn (gbr) 47.27; 5 Ruan Greyling (rsa) 47.72; 6 Mateo Ruzic (cro) (94) 48.39; 400m B 1 Luka Janezic (94) 47.64; 2 Hrvoje Udiljak (cro) 48.01; 3 Jernej Jeras 48.42; 800m A 1 Yuriy Borzakovskiy (rus) 1:45.72; 2 Gareth Warburton (gbr) 1:46.79; 3 Tamas Kazi (hun) 1:46.92; 4 Rynhardt Van Rensburg (rsa) 1:47.51; 5 Amel Tuka (bih) 1:48.23; 6 Mitja Krevs 1:48.53; 7 Esrael Awoke (eth) 1:49.29; 800m B 1 Nemanja Kojic (srb) 1:49.56; 2 Jan Petrac (95) 1:50.80; 3 Dusan Babic (bih) 1:50.96; 400mh A 1 Louis J Van Zyl (rsa) 49.11; 2 Emir Bekric (srb) 49.15; 3 Cornel Fredericks (rsa) 49.81; 4 Yasmanis Copello (cub) 49.98; 5 Silvio Schirrmeister (ger) 50.30; 6 Martin Kucera (svk) 50.81; 7 Josef prorok (cze) 51.18; 400mh B 1 David Gollnow (ger) 50.17; 2 Mate Kroknai

(hun) 51.18; SP 1 Dylan Armstrong (can) 20.74; 2 Orazio Cremona (rsa) 20.19; 3 Hamza Alic (bih) 19.90; 3 Marin Premeru (cro) 19.74; 5 Marko Spiler 18.70; 6 Mesut Pozer (bih) 18.01; 7 Miroslav Vodovnik 17.24; HT 1 Krisztian Pars (hun) 80.45; 2 Primoz Kozmus 78.83; 3 Dilshod Nazarov (tjk) 78.28; 4 Markus Esser (ger) 76.87; 5 Sergej Litvinov (rus) 76.58; 6 Marcel Lomnicky 74.65, 7 Oleksiy Sokirskyy (ukr) 74.01; 8 Mattias Jons (swe) 72.33, 9 Libor Charfreitag (svk) 70.40

Women 200m (0.9) 1 Tiffany Townsend (usa) 22.82; 2 Charonda Williams (usa) 23.27; 3 Ewelina Ptak (pol) 23.58; 4 Eva Kaptur (hun) 23.80, 5 Sabina Veit 24.14; 1.500m 1 Amela Terzic (srb) 4:12.52; 2 Natallia Kareiva (blr) 4:13.09; 3 Diana Sujew (ger) 4:13.18; 4 Elina Sujew (ger) 4:14.26; 5 Annett Horna (ger) 4:14.75; 6 Sonja Roman 4:17.07; 7 Sandra Kocis (cro) (94) 4:19.62; 8 Dima Gete (eth) 4:21.93; 9 Eleonora Berlanda (ita) 4:27.85; 100mh A (1.6) 1 Nadine Hildebrand (ger) 13.15; 2 Martina Tomic 13.18; 3 Tatyana Dektyareva (rus) 13.28; 4 Tatyana Filatova (rus) 13.31; 5 Ivana Loncarek (cro) 13.44; 100mh B (1.8) 1 Manca Sepetavc (95) 13.91; 2 Giada Carmassi (ita) (94) 14.00; PV 1 silke Spiegelburg (ger) 4.40; 2 Kristina Gadschiew (ger) 4.30; 3 Lisa Ryzih (ger) 4.25; 4 Cathrine Larsasen (nor) 4.20; LJ 1 Ivana Spanovic (srb) 6.56 (0.4); 2 Jana Veldaková (svk) 6.44 (2.0); 3 Teresa Dobija (pol) 6.38 (1.5); 4 Nina Kolaric 6.30 (1.2); 5 Lynique Prinsloo (rsa) 6.30 (0.8); 6 Melanie Bauschke (ger) 6.28 (1.2); 7 Carla Marais 6.11 (0.5); TJ 1 Snezana Rodic 14.00 (1.4); 2 Veronika Mosina (rus) 13.92 (1.3); 3 Maja Bratkic 13.53 (0.6); 4 Trecia Smith (jam) 13.46 (0.4); 5 Kristin Gierisch (ger) 13.09 (1.0); JT 1 Maria Abakumova (rus) 64.42; 2 Martina Ratej 58.54; 3 Vanda Juhasz (hun) 54.85; 4 Irena Sediva (cze) 52.83; 5 Franziska Krebs (ger) 51.46; 6 Eva Vivod 50.70

Maribor, 9.6.2013

Men SP Miran Vodovnik 17.40; SP u20 (6 Kg) Blaz Zupancic 17.49; SP u18 (5 kg) Nace Plesko 18.47; JT Blaz Marn 71.16

SPAIN

Barcelona, 5.6.2013

Men 100m (0.3) 1 Eduard Viles 10.45; 2 Rubén Pros 10.61; 1.500m 1 Marc Alcalá (94) 3:44.83; 2 Ibrahim Ezzaydouny 3:45.25; 3 Mohamed Jebari El Madjoub 3.46.43; 110mh (2.6) Arnau Erta 14.33; DT Mario Pestano 62.11 Women 100m (0.6) Plácida Martinez 11.99; 400m Plácida Martinez 55.84; 100mh (1.7) Caridad Jérez 13.18; PV Anna Maria Benito 4.00; TJ Debora Calveras 13.11 (1.4); HT 1 Laura Redondo 67.15; 2 Lidia Gómez 56.34

Zaragoza, 8.6.2013 -Interclubs-

Men 100m (1.8) 1 Angel David Rodriguez 10.35; 2 Alberto Gavalda 10.37; 3 Freddy Quintero (ecu) 10.67; 4 Alain Lopez 10.69; 5 José Antonio Vizuete 10.74; 200m (1.0) 1 Iván Jesús Ramos 20.90; 2 Bruno Hortelano 20.99; 3 Edgar Pérez 21.54; 400m 1 Mark Ujakpor 47.39; 2 Pau Fradera 47.96; 3 Jesús Pérez 48.44; 1.500m 1 Francisco Roldán 3:44.23; 2 Francisco Javier Abad 3:44.30; 3 Abdeslam Louah Khattabi (mar) 3:45.51; 4 Oscar Cavía 3:45.66; 5 David Lorenzo 3:46.32; 110mh (0.1) 1 Francisco Javier López 13.64; 2 Jackson Quiñonez 13.69; 3 Pedro García 14.08; 4 Iban Maiza 14.11; 400mh Diego Cabello 50.37; 3.000m St 1 Sebastián Martos 8:37.27; 2 Diego Tamayo 8:49.28; PV 1 Igor Bychkov 5.50; 2 David Moya 5.20; LJ Jean-Marie Okutu 7.70 (0.1); TJ Vicente Docavo 16.13 (0.3); SP 1 Daniel Anglés 18.03; 2 José Javier Ortega 17.25; 3 Alejandro Noguera 17.10; DT 1 Frank Casañas 60.57; 2 Pedro José Cuesta 56.47; 3 Filipe Vital (por) 56.10; HT 1 Javier Cienfuegos 71.56; 2 Pedro José Martín 67.21; 3 Isaac Vicente 65.21 Women 100m A (1.9) 1 Estela García 11.53; 2 Alazne Furundarena 11.99; 3 Cristina Lara (94) 12.00; 4 Paloma Diez 12.00; 5 Elisa Tejedor 12.07; 100m B (1.0) Julia Canet 12.07; 200m (0.2) 1 Indira Terrero 23.67; 2 Plácida Martinez 24.03; 400m 1 Lorena Bokesa 53.01; 2 Lydia Casey Mashila (bot) 53.26; 3 Stephanie Thomas 55.74; 100mh (0.0) Caridad Jerez 13.19; 400mh 1 Olga Ortega 59.92; 2 Carlota Serrano 60.49; 3.000m St 1 Eva Arias 10:13.24; 2 María Teresa Urbina 10:13.78; HJ 1 Raquel Alvarez 1.79; 2 Claudia García 1.78; PV 1 Carla Franch 4.15; 2 Naroa Agirre 4.10; 3 Anna Maria Pinero 4.10; 4 Jesica Soto 3.90; LJ 1 María del Mar Jover 6.56 (1.4); 2 Juliet

Itoya 6.40 (0.9); 3 Ana Martín-Sacristán 6.27 (1.5); TJ 1 Debora Calveras 13.27 (1.0); 2 Patricia Sarrapio 13.17 (0.2); SP 1 Ursula Ruiz 17.13; 2 María Belén Toimil 15.22; DT 1 Sabina Asenjo 58.30; 2 Irache Quintanal 51.24; HT 1 Berta Castells 66.70; 2 Laura Redondo 62.84; JT 1 Nora Bicet 59.07; 2 Felicia Tilea (rou) 53.26; 5 Kms Walk 1 Marias José Povevs 21:40.83; 2 Beatriz Pascual 21:46.33; 3 Ainhoa Pinedo 21:55.81; 4 Raquel González 22:11.03

Burgos, 8.6.2013 -Interclubs-

Men 200m (0.1) 1 Sergio Ruiz 20.73; 2 Alberto Salcedo 21.42; 400m 1 Samuel García 47.09; 2 Youness Belkaifa (mar) 47.31; 110mh (-0,1) Julián Ortiz 14.20; 400mh Ignacio Sarmiento 51.78; LJ Juan Manuel Soto (94) 7.38 (0.6); SP 1 Germán Millán 18.14; 2 Daniel Martinez 17.38; DT Victor Gallego 54.88

Women 100mh (0.8) Teresa Errandonea 13.99; LJ Olatz Arrieta 6.30 (1.6)

Valladolid, 8.6.2013 -Interclubs-

Women 100m (0.3) 1 María Isabel Pérez 11.81; 2 María de Frutos 11.93; 1.500m Blanca Fernández 4:21.02; 2 Nuria Lugueros 4:25.19; 3.000m Khadija Sammah 9.14.57; 100mh (1.5) Marta Azrores (97) 14.02; PV 1 Marta Casanova 3.95; 2 Saioa Ortiz 3.95; JT 1 Lidia Parada 51.40; 2 Arantza Moreno (95) 48.55

SWEDEN

Jonköping, 4.6.2013

Women 1.500m (mixed race) 1 Sara Lahti (95) 4:24.72; 2 Linn Nilsson 4:24.70; 3 Lisa Forsberg 4:26.52 Södertälje, 6.6.2013 Men SP Simon Gustafsson 17.55; JT 1 Kim Amb 78.43; 2 Ioánnis Smaliós 70.24

Women JT Jennifer Björklund (95) 48.85

Skara, 6.6.2013

Men 100m A (1.9) 1 Nil de Oliveira 10.26; 2 Alexander Brorsson 10.30; 3 Stefan Tärnhuvud 10.47; 4 Benjamin Olsson 10.49; 5 David Sennung 10.54; 6 Tom Kling-Baptiste 10.58; 100m B (0.8) 1 Jan Wocalewski 10.68; 2 Shahbaz Safar 10.70; 200m (0.9) 1 Nil de Oliveira 20.63; 2 Johan Wissman 20.75; 3 Benjamin Olsson 21.34; 4 Alexander Nordkvist 21.53; 400m 1 Dennis Forsman (95) 47.50; 2 Axel Bergrahm 47.52; 110mh (1.5) Alexander Brorsson 14.20

Women 100m (0.8) 1 Freja Jernstig 11.61; 2 Daniella Busk 11.62; 200m (0.6) Daniella Busk 24.06

Sollentunta, 7-9.6.2013 -SAYO 2013-

Men 100m (7) (1.3) Odain Rose 10.54; in heats: Erik Hagberg (95) 10.57 (1.9) 1h5; 110mh (8) (1.3) Amir Shaker 13.85; 110mh u18 (0.91m) Charles Mitala 13.96; DT (7) Johny Karlsson 55.90; HT u20 (6 kg) (8) Alex Larsson 72.71; JT (9) Olof Hansson 71.75 Women 100m u20 (2.6) Sandra Törnros 11.90; 200m (9) (1.5) Linda Frödin 24.37; 200m u20 (2.3) Irene Ekelund (97) 23.24; 400m (7) Elin Moraiti 55.16; 1.500m (9) Kajsa Barr 4:22.99; 400mh (8) Stine Tomb (nor) 58.05; HJ (7) 1 My Nordström 1.85; 2 Caroline Andersson and Victoria Dronsfield 1.80; HT (9) 1 Eleni Larsson 63.58; 2 Malin Johansson 59.96; 3 Amanda Eriksson 57.76

Boras, 8-9.6.2013

Men TJ Mathias Strom 16.02 (1.4) Women 100mh u18 (0,76m) (0.8) Adriana Jaric 13.86; HT (9) Tracey Andersson 68.64 Kil, 8.6.2013 Women 100m (1.7) Irene Ekelund (95) 11.35; 100m u18 (1.4) Emilia Kjellberg 12.06; HJ 1 Sofie Skoog 1.88; 2 Victoria Dronsfield 1.86 Huddinge, 8-9.6.2013 Men Decathlon 1 Fabian Rosenquist 7.599p (11.20 (-0,7); 7.45 (2.0); 13.17; 1.94; 48.34 - 15.09 (1.4); 41.72; 4.47; 46.39; 4:34.499; 2 Karel Joevali (fin) 7.530p (11.10 (-0,7); 7.19 (0.8); 13.19; 2.00; 49.12; 14.85 (1.4) - 37.61; 4.57; 48.90; 4:43.64); 3 Rasmus Carlsson 7.526p (11.36 (-0,7); 6.85 (-0,1); 14.20; 2.00; 50.81 - 15.95 (14); 38.72; 5.07; 59.05; 4:51.33); 4 Sami Itani (fin) 7.369p

(11.40 (-0,7); 6.69 (0.9); 14.91; 2.00; 51.87 - 14.88 (1.4); 42.81; 4.07; 51.67; 4:36.07); Dectahlon u20 (junior implements) 1 Fredrick Ekholm 7.532p (11.08 (1.3); 7.19 (0.0); 13.65; 2.05; 50.78 - 14.24 (-0,7); 39.54; 4.33; 47.15; 4:47.01); 2 Elmo Savola (fin) 7.242p (11.08 (1.3); 6.97 (0.0); 13.33; 1.87; 52.16 - 14.75 (-0,7); 34.66; 4.33; 61.03; 4:53.23); 3 Fredrik Samuelsson 7.221p (11.34 (1.3); 6.90 (0.0); 13.47; 1.99; 51.75 - 15.16 (-0,7); 39.60; 4.23; 49.02; 4:40.58); Dectahlon u18 (youth implements) 1 Olof Östenberg 7.139p (15.85 (0.8); 49.48; 3.58; 55.93; 37.78; 11.86 (0.7); 6.77 (0.0); 14.58; 2:48.64)

Women Heptathlon 1 Nadja Casadei 5.614p (14.39 (-1,1); 1.68; 12.78; 25.69 (-2,8) - 5.97 (0.6); 36.61; 2:15.81); 2 Elise Malmberg 5.442p (14.22 (-1,1); 1.68; 11.07; 24.67 (-2,5) - 6.03 (-1,0); 31.90; 2:23.53); Heptathlon u20 Frida Thorsas (nor) 5.381p (14.54 (1.4); 1.62; 12.63; 25.60 (0.7) - 5.24 (0.0); 36.31; 2:10.30); Heptathlon u18 (youth implements) Emma Stenlöf 5.583p (13.85 (0.2); 1.77; 13.55; 25.60 (-1,5) - 5.90 (1.4); 31.76; 2:28.20)

Katrineholm, 9.6.2013

Women DT Sofia Larsson 56.28

SWITZERLAND

Lausanne, 8.6.2013

Men 100m (1.4) 1 Alex Wilson 10.48; 2 Rolf Malcolm Fongué 10.59; 3 Steven Gugerli 10.68; 200m (0.3) Alex Wilson 20.85; 400m 1 Philipp Weissenberger 47.20; 2 Silvan Lutz 47.72; 3 Jerome Bellon 47.78; SP Andrei Gag (rou) 16.74; DT Andrei Gag 57.28; HT Martin Bingisser 64.58 Women 100m (0.6) 1 Mujinga Kambundji 11.68; 2 Marisa Lavanchy 11.80; 3 Sarah Atcho (95) 12.01; 4 Michelle Cueni 12.04; 200m (3.0) 1 Mujinga Kambundji 23.55; 2 Marisa Lavanchy 23.60; 3 Sarah Atcho (95) 24.16; 400m 1 Agné Serksniené (ltu) 52.30; 2 Simone Werner 54.85; 400mh 1 Robine Schurmann 58.95; 2 Tina Kron 59.80; HJ Deborah Vomsattel 1.79; PV Nicole Büchler 4.30; SP Anca Heltne (rou) 17.59

Winterthur, 8.6.2013

Men 100m (1.2) 1 Reto Amaru Schenkel 10.40; 2 Yanier Bello 10.57; 200m (-0,3) Reto Amaru Schenkel 21.00 Women 100m (0.0) Charlène Keller 11.98; 200m (1.4) Charlène Keller 24.30; JT Salina Fässler (94) 48.39

Langenthal, 9.6.2013

Women 200m (0.4) Fanette Humair 24.15; 100mh (1.6) Petra Fontanive 13.68; JT Asdis Hjalmsdottir (isl) 54.45

TURKEY

Izmir, 3.6.2013

Men HT Turgay Çabukel 64.01

Izmir, 4.6.2013

Women 400mh Emel Sanli 59.24

Istanbul, 8.6.2013 -68th Cezmi Or Memorial- Men 100m (1.8) 1 Mickey Grimes (usa) 10.41; 2 Izzet Safer 10.53 (10.52 (0.9) 1h1); 3 Leevan Yearwood (gbr) 10.62; 4 Ismail Aslan 10.66; 5 Luke Fagan (gbr) 10.74; in heats: Umutcan Emektas 10.60 (1.6) 2h2; 400m A 1 Jarrin Solomon (tri) 45.83; 2 Vitaliy Burtym (ukr) 46.63; 3 Rafal Omelko (pol) 46.73; 4 Yavuz Can 47.23; 5 Antoine Gillet (bel) 47.81; 400m B 1 Halit Kiliç 47.46; 2 Serdar Tamaç 47.66; 1.500m 1 Dmitrijs Milkevics (lat) 3:41.27; 2 Ioan Zaizan (rou) 3:42.45; 3 Suleyman Bekmeczi (95) 3:43.05; 4 Levent Ates 3:45.65; 5 Mitko Tsenov (bul) 3:46.16; 6 Esrael Awoke (eth) 3:46.28; 7 Ramazan Ozdemir 3:46.86; HJ 1 Marco Fassinotti (ita) 2.24; 2 Vadim Vrublevskiy (rus) 2.24; 3 Serhat Birinci 2.21; JT 1 Aleksey Tovarnov (rus) 75.01; 2 Bobur Shokirjonov (uzb) 74.94; 3 Timothy Herman (bel) 73.42; 4 Viktor Goncharov (rus) 70.88; 5 Aykut Tanriverdi 69.41

Women 100m (4.3) 1 Viktoriya Pyatachenko (ukr) 11.28 (11.74 (-1,6) 1h2); 2 Nimet Karakus 11.29 (11.62 (0.0) 1h1); 3 Olga Belkina (rus) 11.37 (11.67 (0.0) 2h1); 4 Natalya Strohova (ukr) 11.67 (11.87 (0.0) 3h1); 5 Gabriela Laleva (bul) 11.75 (11.86 (-1,6) 2h2); 6 Saliha Ozyurt 11.93; 7 Torema Thompson (gbr) 11.95; 400m A 1 Darya Prystupa (ukr) 52.69; 2 Vania Stambolova (bul) 53.18; 3 Elif Yildirim 53.47; 4 Birsen Engin 53.94; 400m B 1 ozge Akin 54.16; 2 Derya Yildirim (94) 55.26; 1.500m 1 Esma Aydemir 4:14.23; 2 Natallia Kareiva (blr) 4:15.97; 3 Elif Karabulut 4.17.18; 4 Gete Dima (eth) 4:22.42; 5 Emine Hatun Tuna (95) 4:24.03; 6 Esin Bahar Dolek 4:25.53; LJ 1 Emel Gungor 6.23 (-1,2); 2 Milena Mitkova (bul) 6.17 (4.6); 3 Serpil Koçak 6.15 (5.4) and 6.13 (0.9); 4 Sevim Serbest-Sinmez 6.14 (1.2); 5 Nina Kolaric (slo) 6.11 (4.4) and 6.10 (1.7); 6 Polina Yurchenko (rus) 6.10 (0.4)

Eskisehir, 8.6.2013

Men 110mh (1.8) Mustafa Gunes 14.19; HT u20 (6 kg) Isa Can 67.00 Women 100mh (1.1) 1 Esen Kale-Kizildag 13.71; 2 Ozge Soylu 13.77; PV Buse Arikazan (94) 3.90 Eskisehir, 9.6.2013 Women Sevim Serbest-Sinmez 6.36 (1.8) Eskisehir, 8-9.6.2013 -Nationa Youth Championships- Women 100m (2.9) Yudum Iliksiz 11.98, 1.500m Songul Konak (97) 4:27.57; SP (3 kg) Emel Dereli 19.99 NR u18; HT (3 kg) 1 Ebru Yurddas 65.91; 2 Ecem Akçakara 65.16; 3 Deniz Yaylaci 62.30; JT (500 g) (9) Eda Tugsuz (97) 52.76

UKRAINE

Yalta, 5-7.6.2013 -National Championships-

Men 100m A (5) (1.4) 1 Serhiy Smelyk 10.28; 2 Ihor Bodrov 10.28; 3 Vitaliy Korzh 10.36; 4 Ruslan Perestyuk 10.49; 5 Emil Ibrahimov 10.61; 6 Volodymyr Suprun 10.64; 7 Artem Lukashuk 10.72; 100m B (5) (1.7) 1 Mykola Nosenko 10.61; 2 Yuriy Shtanov 10.66; 3 Serhiy Kostenko 10.69; 4 Oleh Polovtysya (94) 10.71; in heats: Serhiy Sahutkin 10.69 (0.9) 1h6; 200m (-1,1) 1 Serhiy Smelyk 20.69; 2 Emil Ibrahimov 21.40; 3 Oleksandr Taradin 21.58; 400m A (6) 1 Yevhen Hutsol 46.51; 2 Vitaliy Butrym 46.51; 3 Volodymyr Burakov 46.75; 4 Myhaylo Knysh 46.84; 5 Oleksiy Pozdnyakov (95) 47.52; 6 Oleksiy Ryemyen 47.64 (47.45 1h5); 7 Nazariy Dzyubenko 47.81; 8 Volodymyr Dichiyan 47.87; 400m B (6) Dmytro Bikulov 48.24 (48.10 2h3); in heats: Oleh Kukharchuk 48.40 3h4; Dmytro Ostrovskyy 48.44 2h6; Viktor Zabela 48.48 2h8; 800m (6) 1 Viktor Tyumentsev 1:47.38; 2 Taras Bibik 1:47.68; 3 Oleh Kayafa 1:48.25; 4 Oleksandr Osmolovych 1:48.44; 5 Ihor Davydov 1:49.57; 6 Oleksandr Borysyuk 1:49.64; 7 Vyacheslav Olishevskyy 1:50.01; 8 Dmytro Marenko 1:50.66; 9 Roman Yarko 1:50.87; 1.500m (5) 1 Oleksandr Borysyuk 3:42.29; 2 Stanislav Maslov 3:42.49; 3 Volodymyr Kyts 3:42.79; 4 Oleh Kayafa 3:42.99; 5 Viktor Pryhodko 3:43.40; 6 Maksym Zhudin 3:43.76; 7 Artem Kazban 3:44.24; 8 Yuriy Kishchenko 3:45.25; 9 Dmytro Didovodyuk 3:46.72; 10 Bohdan-Ivan Horodyskyy (94) 3:47.17; 5.000m (5) 1 Mykola Labovskyy 13:50.14; 2 Ivan Strebkov 13:56.75; 3 Serhiy Rybak 13:58.91; 10.000m (6) 1 Serhiy Lebid 28:21.12; 2 Oleksandr Sitkovskyy 28:57.53; 3 Ihohr Heletiy 29:01.91; 4 Dmytro Siruk 29:07.68; 5 Vasyl Matviychuk 29:11.21; 6 Yehor Zhukov 29:22.20; 110mh (6) (-0,3) 1 Serhiy Kopanayko 14.02; 2 Artem Shamatryn 14.28; 400mh (6) 1 Denys Nechyporenko 50.63; 2 Anatoliy Synyanskyy 51.10; 3 Dmytro Bezpamyatnyy 51.13; 4 Artem Ahkozov 51.16; 5 Serhiy Borodin 51.82 (51.75 3h1); in heats (5): Danylo Danylenko 51.99 4h1; Anton Sumin 51.99 2h3; 3.000m St (6) 1 Vadym Slobodenyuk 8:26.24; 2 Ilya Sukharyev 8:39.09; 3 Pavlo Olynyk 8:39.27; 4 Denys Lepinskyy 8:43.86; 5 Yuriy Hrytsak 8:48.91; HJ (5) 1 Andriy Kovalyov 2.24; 2 Dmytro Demyanyuk 2.20; 3 Andriy Protsenko 2.20; PV (5) 1 Oleksandr Korchmid 5.40; 2 Ivan Yeryomin 5.30; 3 Vladyslav Rebenko 5.30; LJ (6) 1 Taras Neledva 7.90 (1.4); 2 Artem Shpytko 7.65 (0.0); 3 Oleksiy Serdyuchenko 7.51 (0.2); TJ (7) 1 Viktor Kuznyetsov 16.92 (1.6); 2 Maksym Moskalenko 16.51 (0.2); 3 Yuriy Optaskyy 16.30 (3.9); 4 Dmytro Tyden 16.22 (2.7) and 16.08 (1.3); SP (7) 1 Viktor Samolyuk 18.54; 2 Andriy Borodkin 18.49; 3 Andriy Semenov 18.32; 4 Dmytro Savytskyy 18.15; 5 Mykola Bahach 17.48; 6 Viktor Levchenko 17.15;

DT (5) 1 Mykyta Nesterenko 59.92; 2 Ivan Panasyuk 58.48; 3 Volodymyr Kostyuchenko 57.90; 4 Serhiy Pruhlo 56.81; HT (6) 1 Yevhen Vynohradov 76.78; 2 Oleksiy Sokyrskyy 76.20; 3 Dmytro Mykolaychuk 72.02; 4 Andriy Martynyuk 67.94; 5 Oleksandr Myahkykh 66.21; 6 Anton Krykun 64.39; JT (6) 1 Roman Avramenko 81.98; 2 Rustem Dremdzhy 74.80; 3 Maksym Bohdan 74.45; 4 Yuriy Kushniruk 73.37; 5 Volodymyr Bityutskyy 71.54; 6 Dmytro Fedusov 70.91; 7 Oleksandr Chehlattyy 70.69; 4x100m Ukraine A (I. Bodrov; R. Perestyuk; V. Korzh; S. Smelyk) 38.93; Decathlon (5-6) Vasyl Ivanytskyy 7.536p (11.14 (0.0); 7.52 (0.0); 12.88; 1.96; 50.24 - 15.50 (1.8); 41.29; 4.40; 53.66; 4:40.12)

Women 100m A (5) (1.1) 1 Mariya Ryemyen 11.06; 2 Olesya Povh 11.14; 3 Natalya Pohrebnyak 11.27; 4 Hrystyna Stuy 11.33; 5 Yelizaveta Bryzhina 11.49; 6 Iryna Vaskiv 11.77; 7 Iryna Savka 11.81; 100m B (5) (0.7) 1 Iryna Kravchenko 12.04; 2 Hanna Sushkova 12.07; in heats: Yuliya Shemchyshyna 11.99 (1.1) 3h4; 200m (6) (0.4) 1 Viktoriya Pyatachenko 22.68; 2 Hrystyna Stuy 23.24; 3 Yelizaveta Bryzhina 23.26; 4 Nataliya Strohova 23.46; 5 Iryna Vaskiv 24.06; 6 Oksana Ralko (94) 24.39; in heats: Maryia Zhupanik 24.29 (1.9) 1h1; Natalya Pohrebnyak 23,56 (-0,3) 1h3; 400m A (6) 1 Alina Lovhynenko 52.54; 2 Daryna Pristupa 52.96 (52.48 1h2); 3 Yuliya Baraley 53.34 (53.13 1h4); 4 Olha Bibik 53.35 (53.26 2h2); 5 Iryna Kornyeva 53.42; 6 Kseniya Karandyuk 53.46 (53.22 1h5); 7 Yuliya Krasnoshchok 53.99 (53.89 1h1); 8 Kateryna Klymyuk (95) 54.24; 400m B (6) 1 Viktoriya Tkachuk (94) 54.40; 2 Yuliya Chekhivska 54.58; 3 Olena Kolesnychenko 55.45 (55.37 4h4); in heats (5) Lyudmila Potapenko 55.69 3h1; Oksana Ralko 54.60 3h2; Kseniya Savina 55.71 5h4; Mariya Kovalchuk 55.03 3h5; 800m A (6) 1 Olha Lyakhova 2:00.79; 2 Nataliya Lupu 2:01.46; 3 Anastasiya Tkachuk 2:01.73; 4 Olena Sidorska (94) 2:02.20; 5 Liliya Lobanova 2:02.87; 6 Olha Yekymenko 2:05.83; 7 Kseniya savina 2:06.27; 800m B (6) 1 Nataliya Pryshchepa (94) 2:05.52; 2 Hanna Holovan-Pelykh 2:06.66; 3 Yuliya Dyatlova 2:07.35; 4 Tetyana Molodyka 2:07.60; 1.500m (5) 1 Olena Zhushman 4:13.03; 2 Nataliya Pryshchepa (94) 4:13.81; 3 Olha Yekymenko 4:14.87; 4 Yuliya Kutah 4:16.63; 5 Yana Yanosh 4:17.09; 6 Nataliya Soltan (95) 4:18.11; 7 Diana Kyrychuk 4:27.20; 3.000m (7) 1 Viktoriya Pohoryelska 8:57.75; 2 Yana Yanosh 9:16.83; 5.000m (5) 1 Viktoriya Pohoryelska 15:28.35; 2 Mariya Khodakivska (94) 16:13.73; 3 Lyudmyla Kovalenko 16:15.85; 10.000m (6) 1 Tetyana Hamera-Shmyrko 33:18.86; 2 Tetyana Vernyhhor 33:21.17; 3 Anna Nosenko 33:33.06; 4 Olena Serdyuk 33:35.83; 5 Kateryna Karmanenko 33:36.26; 6 Viktoriya Khapilina 33:36.67; 7 Olha Kotovska 33:36.74; 8 Tetyana Filonyuk-Yerokhova 33:44.88; 9 Svitlana Stanko 34:14.40; 100mh (1.3) 1 Anna Plotitsyna 13.03; 2 Hanna Babych 13.50; 3 Yuliya Dolzhkova 13.65; 4 Oksana Shkurat 13.86; 400mh (6) 1 Anna Yaroshchuk 54.99; 2 Anna Titimets 55.43; 3 Anastasiya Lebid 56.91; 4 Viktoriya Nikolenko 58.43 (58.21 3h2); 5 Kateryna Slyusarenko 58.43; in heats (5) Mariya Mykolenko 60.47 3h1; 3.000m St (6) 1 Valentyna Zhudina 9:32.26; 2 Svitlana Shmidt 9:39.82; 3 Mariya Shatalova 9:54.03; 4 Valeriya Mara 9:58.71; 5 Valentyna Kilyarska 10:13.56; 6 Hanna Pechko 10:15.48; 7 Oksana Rayta 10:18.40; HJ (5) 1 Iryna Kovalenko 1.92; 2 Vita Styopina 1.89; 3 Vita Palamar 1.89; 4 Nataliya Hapchuk 1.86; 5 Oksana Okunyeva 1.86; 6 Iryna Herashchenko (95) 1.83; 7 Valentyna Lyashenko 1.83; 8 Kateryna Tabashnyk (94) 1.83; 9 Viktoriya Dobrynska 1.80; 10 Olena Demydova 1.80; PV (6) 1 Kateryna Kozlova 4.20; 2 Kseniya Chertkoshvili 4.20; 3 Hanna Shelekh 4.00; 4 Yevheniya Polushkina 4.00; 5 Marharyta Kryvko 4.00; 6 Tetyana Hapishko 4.00; 7 Maryna Kylypko 4.00; LJ (6) 1 Maryna Bekh (95) 6.78 (1.8); 2 Iryna Nikolayeva 6.60 (0.0); 3 Anna Kornuta 6.58 (1.1); 4 Oksana Zubkovska 6.58 (1.4); 5 Anastasiya Mokhnyuk 6.57 (1.6); 6 Kristina Hryshutina 6.55 (1.1); 7 Marharyta Tverdohlib 6.53 (0.3); 8 Viktoriya Molchanova 6.34 (1.0); 9 Anna Yermakova 6.20 (0.9); TJ (6) 1 Ruslana Tsyhotska 14.26 (1.9); 2 Iryna Nikolayeva 13.93 (1.8); 3 Iryna Pimenova 13.60 (0.9); 4 Nataliya Yastrebova 13.51 (0.8); 5 Hanna Aleksandrova 13.46 (1.1); 6 Svitlana Mamyeyeva 13.44 (1.6); 7 Anna Krasutska (95) 13.31 (1.4); 8 Tetyana Ptashkina 13.23 (1.0); 9 Kateryna Kravchenko 13.23 (2.1) and 13.04 (1.9); 10 Vasylyna Bovanko 13.01 (0.5); SP (7) 1 Halyna Obleshchuk 18.37; 2 Olha Holodna 17.50; DT (5) 1 Natalya Semenova 60.02; 2 Tetyana Yuryeva 55.93; 3 Yuliya Kurylo 55.06; 4 Viktoriya Klochko 54.38; 5 Olha Abramchuk 52.13; HT (6) 1 Iryna Sekachova 67.76; 2 Iryna Novozhylova 67.54; 3 Hanna Skydan 67.24; 4 Nataliya Zolotuhina 64.81; 5 Lidiya Provozina 61.07; 6 Anna Lutska 58.54, 7

Rymma Filimoshkina 57.92; JT (6) 1 Hanna Hatsko 60.13; 2 Marharyta Dorozhon 57.94; 3

Kateryna Derun 54.00; 4 Tetyana Lyakhovich 52.65; 5 Tetyana Fetiskina (94) 52.52; 6 Tamara

Yevdokimova (94) 50.77; 7 Anna Lahoda 49.39 Heptathlon (5-6) Olha Pushkina 5.439p (15.22

(0.0); 1.55; 13.35; 24.87 (0.5) - 5.93 (0.0); 38.20; 2:19.01)

Trackinsun, a newsletter with "solo" European Athletics results, published by Carles Baronet. Any amendments please contact to: trackinsun@telefonica.net

New Balance Nationals: Four Meet Records Open Day one, by Chris Lotsbom, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-15T16:55:38Z

The New Balance Nationals are, in fact, the outdoor high school championships for track and field. The care and attention to detail that New Balance and the NSAF put into the meet is what draws the best athletes year after year.

One example of that is that Chris Lotsbom, the Race Results Weekly associate editor, provides well written, thoughtful pieces on the NBN and NBI each year, giving our readers a birds eye view into one of the most important events in our sport!

Wesley Frazier,

photo courtesy of New Balance Nationals

To get more information, please go to New Balance Nationals facebook page!

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By Chris Lotsbom

GREENSBORO, NC, USA (14-June) -- Competition kicked off with a bang here at New Balance Nationals Outdoor, as four meet records fell by the wayside on the first day of Championship competition in Greensboro, North Carolina. High school senior Wesley Frazier became the first girl in meet history to break 16 minutes for 5000m, while a pair of Swedish Medley Relay marks were bettered on a beautiful day for track and field. To conclude the evening, Jake Leingang of North Dakota broke the Boys 5000m meet record.

A race for the ages played out in the Girls 5000m, where the North Carolina native Frazier earned yet another national crown -- her fourth in the past two years. While West Bloomfield, Mich.'s Erin Finn took the pace out blisteringly fast --timing 3:09.63 for the first 1000 meters-- Frazier decided to hold back and let her go, just as she did at March's New Balance Nationals Indoor in New York City.

"I felt the pace was kind of fast at the beginning, too fast," said the smiling Frazier. "Through the first 800 meters I saw about 2:30 on the clock and knew I wasn't going to run five minute pace so I backed off a little bit."

Hitting 6:58.81 for 2200 meters, the leading Finn was well ahead of Ashley Erba's meet record pace of 16:18.21. Though behind by three seconds at two miles, Frazier slowly but surely began to reel in the tiring Finn, just as she did at New Balance Nationals Indoor.

"I just watched where she was," said Frazier. "I figured that if I was feeling good in the last half I'd try to see what I could do."

With just over a kilometer remaining, Frazier made her decisive move, injecting a 75.27-second lap that dropped Finn immediately. With that, the national title was seemingly hers.

"It's always good to win and run here," said Frazier, who would break the finishing tape with hands above her head and 15:55.94 reading on the clock. "It's my last season in high school, the last chance I get so I might as well make the best of it."

Finn, visibly disappointed, finished second in 16:17.89.

Frazier's mark ranks as number five on the all-time high school list. The 17-year-old will return to Aggie Stadium's blue track Saturday and Sunday, when she runs the Championship Two Mile and Mile.

In the Boys 5000m, reigning champion Leingang successfully defended his title with a 14:11.61, meet record performance. Taking the lead within the first kilometer, the 18-year-old from North Dakota was able to separate himself from the chasing field as the race wore on. Ultimately, he would win with a 17 second cushion.

"I couldn't ask for a better night under the lights," said Leingang. "I wanted to take it out and see what I could do. I felt pretty good the whole race and couldn't ask for anything better."

Earlier in Day One of competition, both the Boys and Girls Swedish Medley Relay meet records were broken. North Carolina's own Jr. Striders Track and Field Club and Virginia's Western Branch TC ran their way onto the podium's top spot by breaking away in the 300m and 400m legs.

When Jr. Striders' Tyra Lea passed the baton to anchor Tiana Patillo, the senior had a comfortable lead on the field. Over her 400m leg, Patillo kept pushing the pace, knowing that the meet record of 2:10.28 was within reach. What she didn't know was that no other teams were close behind.

"In the back of my head somewhere it was telling me that a girl was right on me so I kept running fast," said Patillo laughing.

With the national title in her pocket, Patillo surged down the homestretch. Crossing the line in 2:08.98, the quartet of Jasmine Moore, Ama-Selina Tchume, Lea, and Patillo had shaved more than a second off the previous meet best.

"I'm glad I kept pushing. It's great to set a meet record," said Patillo, smiling at her teammates. Jr. Striders aren't ready to rest after their meet record and national title, though. They will be racing the 4x100m, 4x200m, 4x400m, and Shuttle Hurdle relays over the next two days.

Roughly 15 minutes later, Western Branch took to the track with the Boy's Swedish Medley Relay meet record of 1:54.46 on their mind. Senior Byron Robinson knew that if the team ran their best, the mark would be obtainable.

"I knew we could, it just depended on how we executed the race," said Robinson. "Today we were just on it."

After Daiquan Lawrence ran the opening 100m leg and Rashard McKennelly the 200m, it was Robinson's turn to extend the lead over Windsor TC (CT) and Union Catholic (NJ). That's exactly what he did, handing off to anchor Corey Jones with a comfortable margin.

Though Union Catholic --the most successful school at New Balance Nationals Indoor this year-- charged hard in the latter stages, it was all Western Branch TC at the finish. Timing 1:53.5, Western Branch TC immediately celebrated their national title and meet record.

"I had tunnel vision," said Jones. "I had to maintain the lead for my team. It's great to be national champs."

Also earning national crowns were Tyler Bard and Annica Penn in the Boys and Girls One Mile Racewalk, respectively. Penn defended her title from last year.

The Championship Octathlon and Heptathlon also got underway on Friday afternoon. Brittany McGee of Florida leads the Girls Heptathlon with 2878 points, while Harrison Williams is on top of the Boys Octathlon standings with 3056 points. Both events will conclude on Saturday.

A number of meet records fell in the Emerging Elite events. Among the winners were Maurice Eaddy and Shakinah Brooks in the Boys and Girls 100m, Ashbrook TC in the Boys 4x100m, and Bauvier Jackson in the Boys Discus. Both the Boys and Girls 4x800m records were broken, as Billerica TC (MA) and Spirit of Pre (MI) won their respective races.

Action continues Saturday, when more than ten national champions will be crowned. Among the featured events are the Championship Two Mile, 110m Hurdles, Javelin, and Triple Jump. Stay tuned to the New Balance Nationals Facebook page and @NBRunning on Twitter for live New Balance Nationals coverage. Links to the event's livestream, pictures, and results are available on the New Balance Nationals Facebook page.

Bekele and Merga confirmed, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-15T00:10:04Z

Kenenisa Bekele, Imane Merga, photo by PhotoRun.net

The Ethiopian federation has named two to the 10,000 m team for Moscow: Kenenisa Bekele and Imane Merga. That will be a very tough team....

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BEKELE AND MERGA CONFIRMED

ADDIS ABABA (ETH): Legendary Kenenisa Bekele was confirmed by Ethiopian Federation as qualified for 10 000 m at World Championships. Also confirmed is second from Prefontaine Classic race Imane Merga. Third place goes to reigning world champion Ibrahim Jeylan. Fourth place remains open and will be confirmed based on times achieved during the current season. For the moment on that spot is Abera Kuma, but his selection was not confirmed yet. There is still a possibility for another runner if able to achieved faster than 27:13.10.

M. POWELL IN MOSCOW

MOSCOW (RUS): The IAAF ambassador for Moscow 2013 and long jump world record holder Mike Powell hosted a kids' master-class at the "Luzhniki" Big Sports Arena. There were around 80 kids aged from 12 to 18 who represented Moscow, Moscow region and even other Russian cities. After the master-class Powell, who is currently coaching young athletes back in the United States admitted that he didn't plan to run and jump himself. "But I stepped on the track and it felt so fast and so amazing that I ended up actually jumping in the sand. I didn't jump far, but I had so much fun", Powell admitted. His next visit to Moscow is already scheduled - he will come to Moscow for the World Championships to see some impressive jumps at the Big Sports Arena.

MIKHNEVICH FOR LIFE

MINSK (BLR): Disciplinary commission of Belarusian national anti-doping agency life banned shot putter Andrey Mikhnevich informed Interfax. "That decision was made on May 20 and it was second violation of anti-doping rules by Mikhnevich. That is why he have got life ban" head coach of national team Aleksandr Troshchilo commented to Pressball. "His sample from world championships 2005 in Helsinki was positive for banned substances during last year retest." If life ban will be accepted by the IAAF all Mikhnevich's results will be canceled from August 2005 including four bronzes: from world championships (2007, 2011), Beijing Olympics and European team championships 2011; one European gold 2010, three silver medals from European championships 2006 and world indoor championships 2006, 2010 as well as 7th place at Berlin world championships, 5th place at European indoors 2007 and 4th place at world indoors 2008.

FAST STEEPLE RACES FOR OSTRAVA

OSTRAVA (CZE): World junior and youth champion Conseslus Kipruto of Kenya confirmed for the steeple at the 52nd Ostrava Golden Spike meeting on June 27 (IAAF World Challenge). The young world leader and unbeaten so far this season will aim for a fast time. He might attack the meet record of Paul Kipsiele Koech 8:02.55 in 2011. If weather will cooperate his aim could be even higher to come close to Shaheen´s world junior record 7:58.66 in 2001. „So far my season has been a dream; winning the big races, beating all the steeple-greats and that combined with fast times. Although still a junior I feel I should just aim high and race against the best in the World at senior-level. For the last ten years steeple has been dominated by three of the best runners the event has ever seen. Racing them now inspires and gives me the challenge to get the best out of myself. But also the other athletes of the new generation make sure I can never get comfortable. The goals for this season are the World junior record of Shaheen and the World Championships in Moscow. I am grateful Ostrava is recognising my achievements and that they are willing to stage a fast race. I am told Ostrava has a fast track and a great crowd. I am looking forward to meet you all," he was quoted as saying. In women steeple which returns to Ostrava after six years Kenyan triple Diamond Race winner and national record holder Milcah Chemos should attack a fast time, for sure she should be able to improve the meet record 9:20.28 from 2003.

OTHER NEWS

DONETSK (UKR): LOC of World Youth championships 2013 will held in Donetsk public athletics festival. Entertainments named "Run from divan" will start at 17.00 on June 15 near Sergey Bubka monument and will include presentation of champs' official mascot gopher Ostap. All participants of festival will get invitations they can exchange later for championships' tickets.

LONDON (GBR): Stellar Athletics led by former top sprinter John Regis announced top signees from NCAA Championships. The group will represent world leader and NCAA champion at 100 m hurdles Brianna Rollins and 100 m winner Charles Silmon.

LIEGE (BEL): The meet of Liege planned for July 10 in Belgium (Meeting International d'Athlétisme de la Province de Ličge) will have Kevin Borlee competing in the 300 m against Trinidad Olympic medalist Lalonde Gordon.

PARIS (FRA): French sprinter Veronique Mang ended preliminary her season. It is due to an knee injury at the meet of Montreuil.

TURKU (FIN): Top event at Paavo Nurmi Games on Sunday in Turku will be men javelin. World leader Tero Pitkamäki will face Cuban 2009 World medalist Guillermo Martinez, Kenyan Julius Yego, Estonian Risto Matas, Latvian Zigismunds Sirmais and home elite Ari Mannio and Teemu Wirkkala. Unfortunately injured is olympic bronze medalist Antti Ruuskanen.

NAIROBI (KEN): Sportsnewsarena.com writes that the Nairobi county government has plans to introduce a major marathon to be run in the city in future. Nairobi County deputy governor Jonathan Mweke said that Nairobi City lags behind despite the fact that Kenya has some of the best marathoners in the World.

PARIS (FRA): Former top sprinter Bruno Marie-Rose was re-elected as President of LNA (National Track League) in France. The organisation supports athletes as professionals (19 included into the programme) and meetings of the LNA Circuit.

MOSCOW (RUS): Long jump Athens Olympic champion and 5-times triple jump world champion Tatyana Lebedeva isn't sure she'll be in time to recover and prepare for national championships this summer to be selected to the Moscow Worlds. 36-year-old Russian informed she is still injured and too behind in her preparation plans.

DRESDEN (GER): 2009 World bronze medalist in high jump Raul Spank underwent successfully a knee surgery. He will not be able to jump this year, but hopes for future years.

NAIROBI (KEN): Sportsnewsarena.com informs about the Kenyan team for World Youth Championships in Donetsk. 2000m girls SC: Roseline Chepngetich, Daisy Jepkemei, 800 boys:Alfred Kipketer, Patrick Rono, 1500 m boys: Robert Kiptoo, Titus Kipruto, 3000 m girls: Lilian Kasait, Mercy Chepwogen, 1500 m girls: Irene Chepkemoi, Lucia Eunice, 800 m girls: Agnes Mulei, Jarinta Maiwa 3000 m boys: Vedic Kipkoech, Alexander Mutiso, 200 m boys: Geoffrey Kiprotich, Stanley Keter, 400 m boys: Ian Mutuku, Alex Sampao, 2000m SC boys: Kiptanui Bett, Justus Kipkorir.

MOSCOW (RUS): After finishing second at the IAAF World challenge meeting in Moscow Athens Olympic champion Yuriy Borzakovskiy told to All Sport news agency he's absolutely satisfied with his result 1:45.24. "I didn't win but it wasn't the main task for today. I work according to the Worlds preparation plan and now pay more attention to practices than to competitions. I can assess my current shape as 80% readiness. At Moscow Challenge I wanted to check the new track in Luzhniki. I liked it as track is fast and very good for competitions. But my main rehearsal here will be at national championships when I'm going to run three times: heat, final and probably relay with my regional team" said Borzakovskiy. His coach Vyacheslav Yevstratov confirmed that Yuriy's result in Moscow is OK for now "especially if we'll take into account his tiredness from previous race. Borzakovskiy tried to use his usual tactics speeding-up only on the last curve. And he coped with this task successfully" added Yevstratov.

RESULTS

ZENICA (BIH, Jun 12): Best results at the 4th International Meeting here was from home shot put star Hamza Alic 20.73. Second Kemal Mesic 20.01 and third Croatian Marin Premeru 19.82. Slovenian Barbara Spiler achieved 69.29 in hammer.

SALAMANCA (ESP, Jun 12): Additons are 100 m winner was Ricardo Monteiro of Portugal in 10.30 (+1.0) PB, in heats Anouiam Lopes clocked new national record for Guinea Bissau 10.36 (0.0). Rasul Dabo of Portugal won the high hurdles in 13.62 (0.0) and Cuban Wilfredo Martinez leaped to 806 (+0.3).

ExxonMobil Bislett Games, 13 June 2013, Complete results from IAAF Results Service

2013-06-14T02:27:04Z

Usain Bolt, Rome Golden Gala,

photo by PhotoRun.net

Meseret Defar, Shanghai DL, photo by PhotoRun.net

The story of the ExxonMobilBislett Games comes down to two performances: Usain Bolt and Meseret Defar.

Usain Bolt, who has had a slow start this season, ran a fine 19.79 for 200 meters, in cool conditions for the win over 200 meters. Meseret Defar ran 14:26.90 for the 5,000 meters, the fastest time over 5,000 meters since 2011.

Bolt is a few weeks from real fitness, but seems to be racing himself into fitness. Meseret Defar, Olympic gold medalist at 5,000 meters, ran a superb time for the distance in Oslo, showing her competitors just how far they will have to improve to challenge Defar in Moscow.

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ExxonMobil Bislett Games
Oslo (Bislett), 13/06/2013

Men' results

200 Metres - Men Wind: +1.7 m/s
Pts
1 Bolt , Usain JAM 19.79 4
2 Saidy Ndure , Jaysuma NOR 20.36 2
3 Ellington , James GBR 20.55 1
4 Borlée , Jonathan BEL 20.56
5 Bolarinwa , David GBR 20.62
6 Talbot , Daniel GBR 20.72
7 de Oliveira , Nil SWE 20.88
Martina , Churandy NED DQ

400 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Masrahi , Yousef Ahmed KSA 45.33 4
2 Miller , Ramon BAH 45.58 2
3 Levine , Nigel GBR 45.63 1
4 Santos , Luguelín DOM 45.69
5 Borlée , Kévin BEL 45.86
6 Rooney , Martyn GBR 46.11
7 Ekelund-Arenander , Nick DEN 46.80
8 Fonsat , Yannick FRA 1:02.69

One Mile - Men
Pts
1 Souleiman , Ayanleh DJI 3:50.53 4
2 Chepseba , Nixon Kiplimo KEN 3:50.95 2
3 Magut , James Kiplagat KEN 3:51.11 1
4 Özbilen , Ilham Tanui TUR 3:52.30
5 Cheboi , Collins KEN 3:52.70
6 Bustos , David ESP 3:53.40
7 Birgen , Bethwell KEN 3:53.46
8 Vojta , Andreas AUT 3:53.95
9 Cronje , Johan RSA 3:54.86
10 Wolde , Dawit ETH 3:55.00
11 Ingebrigtsen , Henrik NOR 3:58.27
12 Gregson , Ryan AUS 3:58.83
13 Bishop , David GBR 4:00.43
Gebremedhin , Mekonnen ETH DNF
Rono , Geoffrey Kipkoech KEN DNF
Rotich , Andrew Kiptoo KEN DNF

3000 Metres Steeplechase - Men
Pts
1 Kipruto , Conseslus KEN 8:04.48 4
2 Kemboi , Ezekiel KEN 8:07.00 2
3 Yego , Hillary Kipsang KEN 8:09.01 1
4 Birech , Jairus Kipchoge KEN 8:11.29
5 Kirui , Gilbert Kiplangat KEN 8:12.36
6 Mutai , Abel Kiprop KEN 8:19.93
7 Gari , Roba ETH 8:24.66
8 Ezzine , Hamid MAR 8:24.73
9 Parszczynski , Lukasz POL 8:25.01
10 Akdag , Tarik Langat TUR 8:31.46
11 Mateelong , Richard Kipkemboi KEN 8:40.47
Cheptuiyon , James Kosgei KEN DNF
Lagat , Haron KEN DNF

110 Metres Hurdles - Men Wind: +2.3 m/s

1 Nossmy , Philip SWE 13.54
2 Deghelt , Adrien BEL 13.54
3 Martinsen , Andreas DEN 13.77
4 Broothaerts , Damien BEL 13.87
5 Vukicevic , Vladimir NOR 14.21
6 Lööv , Filip SWE 14.36
Sedoc , Gregory NED DQ

Discus Throw - Men
Pts
1 Kanter , Gerd EST 65.52 4
2 Hadadi , Ehsan IRI 64.63 2
3 Urbanek , Robert POL 64.58 1
4 Wierig , Martin GER 63.92
5 Cadee , Erik NED 63.73
6 Casañas , Yennifer Frank ESP 62.64
7 Amundgård , Fredrik NOR 57.18
8 Aunevik-Berntsen , Magnus RøsholmNOR 54.94
9 Ståhl , Daniel SWE 54.36
Malachowski , Piotr POL NM

Javelin Throw - Men
Pts
1 Veselý , Vítezslav CZE 85.96 4
2 Pitkämäki , Tero FIN 84.74 2
3 Röhler , Thomas GER 82.83 1
4 Amb , Kim SWE 82.60
5 Avramenko , Roman UKR 82.04
6 Thorkildsen , Andreas NOR 80.99
7 Mannio , Ari FIN 80.70
8 Zaytsev , Ivan UZB 78.28
9 Sirmais , Zigismunds LAT 78.18
10 Walcott , Keshorn TRI 77.03

Women' results

100 Metres - Women Wind: +1.2 m/s
Pts
1 Lalova , Ivet BUL 11.04 4
2 Ahoure , Murielle CIV 11.05 2
3 Ryemyen , Mariya UKR 11.07 1
4 Povh , Olesya UKR 11.15
5 Sailer , Verena GER 11.24
6 Okparaebo , Ezinne NOR 11.30
7 Brooks , Sheri-Ann JAM 11.34
8 Soumaré , Myriam FRA 11.38

800 Metres - Women
Pts
1 Poistogova , Ekaterina RUS 1:59.39 4
2 Lupu , Nataliia UKR 1:59.59 2
3 Busienei , Janeth Jepkosgei KEN 2:00.09 1
4 Magiso , Fantu ETH 2:00.25
5 Jepkosgei , Nelly KEN 2:00.52
6 Chebet , Winny KEN 2:01.21
7 Crowe , Laura IRL 2:02.69
8 Moh , Clarisse FRA 2:03.54
9 Masná , Lenka CZE 2:04.33
Balciünaité , Egle LTU DNF

5000 Metres - Women
Pts
1 Defar , Meseret ETH 14:26.90 4
2 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat KEN 14:33.48 2
3 Dibaba , Genzebe ETH 14:37.68 1
4 Muriuki , Margaret Wangari KEN 14:40.48
5 Cherono , Mercy KEN 14:42.43
6 Diriba , Buze ETH 14:50.02
7 Tirop , Agnes Jebet KEN 14:50.36
8 Cheptai , Irene Chepet KEN 14:57.56
9 Kibet , Sylvia Jebiwott KEN 15:02.01
10 Eshete , Shitaye BRN 15:03.49
11 Kuijken , Susan NED 15:04.36
12 Yalew , Genet ETH 15:04.38
13 Gebreslase , Gotytom ETH 15:24.11
14 Grøvdal , Karoline Bjerkeli NOR 15:27.31
Achola , Janet UGA DNF
Kisa , Janet KEN DNF

100 Metres Hurdles - Women Wind: +1.4 m/s
Pts
1 Porter , Tiffany GBR 12.76 4
2 Aerts , Sara BEL 12.95 2
3 Schrott , Beate AUT 12.97 1
4 Borsi , Veronica ITA 12.99
5 Talay , Alina BLR 13.03
6 Pedersen , Isabelle NOR 13.16
7 Billaud , Cindy FRA 13.19
8 Okori , Reïna-Flor FRA 13.31

400 Metres Hurdles - Women
Pts
1 Hejnová , Zuzana CZE 53.60 4
2 Shakes-Drayton , Perri GBR 54.03 2
3 Muhammad , Dalilah USA 54.33 1
4 Morosanu , Angela ROU 54.52
5 Demus , Lashinda USA 54.69
6 Yaroshchuk , Hanna UKR 55.41
7 Pedroso , Yadisleidis ITA 55.68
8 Tomb , Stine Meland NOR 58.49

High Jump - Women
Pts
1 Shkolina , Svetlana RUS 1.97 4
2 Green Tregaro , Emma SWE 1.95 2
3 Chicherova , Anna RUS 1.95 1
4 Angelsen , Tonje NOR 1.90
5 Beitia , Ruth ESP 1.85
5 Vlašic , Blanka CRO 1.85
7 Iljuštšenko , Anna EST 1.85
8 Gordeeva , Irina RUS 1.85
9 Melfort , Melanie FRA 1.80

Pole Vault - Women
Pts
1 Spiegelburg , Silke GER 4.65 4
2 Kiriakopoúlou , Nikoléta GRE 4.60 2
3 Rogowska , Anna POL 4.50 1
4 Bengtsson , Angelica SWE 4.50
5 Ryzih , Lisa GER 4.40
6 Ptácniková-Svobodová , Jirina CZE 4.30
7 Strutz , Martina GER 4.30
8 Larsåsen , Cathrine NOR 4.20
Murer , Fabiana BRA NM

Long Jump - Women
Pts Wind
1 Proctor , Shara GBR 6.89 4 +1.5
2 Lesueur , Éloyse FRA 6.68 2 +1.0
3 Sokolova , Elena RUS 6.65 1 0.0
4 Jarder , Erica SWE 6.59 +1.8
5 Mosina , Veronika RUS 6.54 0.0
6 Španovic , Ivana SRB 6.50 +1.4
7 Griva , Lauma LAT 6.48 +3.5
8 Akpana Assa , Nadia NOR 5.87 +1.4

Triple Jump - Women
Pts Wind
1 Ibargüen , Caterine COL 14.81 4
2 Saladuha , Olha UKR 14.56 2 +0.6
3 Pyatykh , Anna RUS 14.16 1
4 Rodic , Snežana SLO 14.10
5 Williams , Kimberly JAM 13.98
6 Veldáková , Dana SVK 13.92 +0.1
7 Kayukova , Ekaterina RUS 13.84
8 Aldama , Yamilé GBR 13.82 +0.7
9 Knyazyeva , Hanna UKR 13.66
10 Okparaebo , Chiamaka NOR 12.70 +3.1

Shot Put - Women
Pts
1 Schwanitz , Christina GER 20.10 4
2 Kleinert , Nadine GER 18.17 2
3 Ducó , Natalia CHI 18.00 1
4 Terlecki , Josephine GER 17.63
5 Sundsteigen , Kristin NOR 14.48

Jill Geer, USATF Chief Public Affairs Officer, the RBR Interview, by Kevin Mangan

2013-06-12T22:09:40Z

Jill Geer, USATF Chief Public Affairs Officer

photo from Jill M. Geer

As part of our coverage of the sport of track and field, it is key, in my mind, that our readers know who is influencing their sport. Jill Geer, shown above after her Chicago marathon finish, is one of the key players in USA Track & Field. In fact, very few words, if any, come out of USATF without the careful eye or comments by Jill Geer.

Runblogrun and American Track & Field intern Kevin Mangan wanted to interview Ms. Geer, and she not only answered his queries, but provided a great view of the evolution of her position within the governing body of the sport. We thank Jill for her comments.

We think you will find the interview fascinating!

Photo updated June 14, 2013

]]> Jill Geer (USATF Chief Public Affairs Officer), the RBR Interview, by Kevin Mangan

RBR, # 1. How did you get started in the sport?

Jill Geer: In grade school, ribbons were given out in gym class for a variety of competitions. Although I was involved in just about every sport, especially basketball, I loved the pure competition of track. And loved beating the boys in gym class.

RBR, # 2. What was your high school experience in sports like?

Jill Geer: It defined my high school experience. Being "the jock" (and a nerd) was who I was. First I played tennis, basketball and ran track, and was always thought of first as a basketball player. I switched from tennis to cross country my junior year and won the Wisconsin Class B state cross country title as a senior. I was recruited more for basketball than track, but I ran track in college at the University of Arkansas.

RBR, # 3. What were your best marks in high school?

Jill Geer: I plead the fifth - my times were not impressive. My favorite stat is that I long jumped about 16-10 as a 14-year-old freshman. As a sophomore, the 4x200 I led off was fifth at state, and I was second in the 3,200 and third in the 1,600 both my junior and senior year. I never really had enough time to figure out any one event, but I seemed to figure out cross country pretty quickly.

RBR, # 4. If you could do anything over in college experience, what would that be?

Jill Geer: I wish the steeplechase had existed when I was in college. The 3,000 was my best distance, and it would have given me an opportunity to leverage my athleticism. But otherwise, I had a great college experience, academically and athletically.

RBR, # 5. What were differences between high school and college track for you?

Jill Geer: The mileage, the introduction of AT (anaerobic threshold) runs and the amount of rest between interval repeats. Lance Harter took over as Arkansas' coach my junior year, and I'll never forget doing 12x400m with 30 seconds rest and 10km fartleks in which I matched my PR.

RBR, # 6. What were your biggest experiences in college track?

Jill Geer: When we won Arkansas' first-ever women's Southwestern Conference title in any team sport, at the 1988 SWC Cross Country Championships. Individually, it was placing in both the 3,000 and the 5,000 at the 1990 Southwest Conference track meet as a sophomore. I was Jill of All Trades, Master of None: my freshman year I ran every event from the 800 to the 10,000!

RBR, # 7. Who is your favorite track athlete, past or present?

Jill Geer: John Carlos and Tommie Smith. I have especially gotten to know John. What they risked to stand up for humanity, in a time of great upheaval and, just takes my breath away. When I hosted a press conference when John was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2003, I started crying while introducing him. Not my most professional moment, but I feel very strongly about both men.

RBR, # 8. How did you end up at USATF and in your current role of Chief Public Relations Officer?

Jill Geer: In early 2000 I came on board as Director of Communications and oversaw what was then a small department, which has since grown and evolved. In 2009, I became Chief Public Affairs Officer, where I was a senior advisor and focused on executive and corporate communications. At that point I did not supervise the communications staff and was more of a strategist, advisor and analyst. In the fall of 2011 we united the communications, marketing, broadcasting and membership marketing functions - anything that touches the public - into an integrated marketing and communications department. I now oversee that department. The scope, breadth and reach of my work has expanded substantially under our CEO, Max Siegel, who is stretching the organization and everyone in it to get us not just in a new direction but in a new way of thinking.

RBR, # 9. What are your duties as Chief Public Affairs Officer?

Jill Geer: I have executive oversight of USATF's Integrated Marketing & Communications Department staff, handling marketing, sponsorship sales and fulfillment, communications, broadcasting, digital and social media, branding, and membership marketing. I am an advisor to the CEO and board of directors, the USATF spokesperson, spearhead many international relations efforts and direct crisis management. At this point, utilizing my experience in and knowledge of the organization and sport is also a major job function.

RBR, # 10. What is the most exciting thing about your job?

Jill Geer: It is never, ever, boring!

RBR, # 11. What do you think is the best way to keep American track fans informed about the happenings of USATF?

Jill Geer: Like everyone else, we have migrated more and more to social media. At this point, following us on Twitter and Facebook is the most timely way to keep informed. That said, we are working on innovating the way we communicate on new platforms and just launched a new app, which will continue to add functions.

RBR, # 12. I am quite curious, as are many of our readers, what goes into the selection process of choosing the host of the Olympic Trials and National Championships?

Jill Geer: Potential host cities are examined from a number of angles: their business plan, ability to accommodate and support athletes, coaches and staff, the adequacy of their facilities, hotel space, amenities, transportation plan, volunteer base, fan base and promotional capacities. There is no single formula that is the "right way" but being strong in those categories is essential.

RBR, # 13. For the 2016 Trials, which other cities submitted bids to host? What could those cities have done to improve their bids and potentially beat out Eugene?

Jill Geer: Several cities expressed interest, and under Max and our new Director of Events, Jim Estes, we are being much more aggressive about cultivating relationships with cities to educate and help guide them to be in a position where they are capable of bidding for our top events. What we have learned from our partnership with Eugene is that to stage a successful Olympic Trials, a city needs to have hosted several USATF National Championships, as well as other top-level meets, and demonstrated an ability to excel in the areas I mentioned above. That is not something that happens overnight, or even in 2-3 years.

RBR, # 14. What are some of the cities that USATF wished bid for the 2016 Trials that did not?

Jill Geer: We are happy with where we ended in 2016. In the future, it is clear we will have a wider range of cities expressing interest and submitting bids than at any time in the 13 years I have been at USATF.

RBR, # 15. How is USATF working to increase both the quantity and quality of Track & Field on television in America?

Jill Geer: While our broadcasting of competitions needs to continue to improve, where we will have the biggest impact is on "shoulder programming" - programs that elevate the visibility of the sport and its personalities and that support the event broadcasts. Max is a television producer and we are very aggressively working on new television content. With our Associate Director of Broadcasting Adam Schmenk, we are developing a new online broadcasting presence and are having conversations with reality-TV producers. Stay tuned for an announcement about a new USATF documentary show that will debut soon.

RBR, # 16. If you could change one thing to improve track & field, what would it be? Why?

Jill Geer: We would have a broader range of sponsors, in more categories. This is an area I now oversee and am focused on. With more money comes better support for all our programs, and the promotional support to increase public awareness. With a greater number of sponsors comes more partners who are likewise supporting and promoting us through their channels. We signed one new sponsor earlier this year in Neustar and have added two new sales positions this year, so we are now full speed ahead on the sales side. It can take years to reap the rewards of these efforts, but it is a huge focus.

RBR, # 17. What have been some of the biggest changes you have noticed in Track & Field since you started at USATF?

Jill Geer: Our sport is always the same, yet always evolving. Competitively, the huge improvements in the marathon. The rise of Jamaica in the sprints and of Team USA in the distances. And the evolution of the organization as whole to become more professionalized in many areas of our operations. I'd have to say the evolution of our board of directors has been especially remarkable, from a large, elected, constituent-based group to one half that size that serves far more of a true "board" functions of governance, providing expertise from outside of the sport, and providing leadership in vision that is shared with the National Office.

RBR, # 18. What is something you wish all track fans new about USATF National Office?

Jill Geer: We are extremely passionate about what we do and have smart, dedicated people who are trying to do the right thing. I can't tell you the number of people who have come to the National Office who had a certain opinion about the National Office. But once they get here, they get a whole new vantage point on it.

RBR, # 19. What are some of the key lessons you learned early on at USATF that have helped you throughout your time there?

Jill Geer: To ensure that if I am not adequately informed on an important topic, to be proactive in remedying that. To always tell people what they need to hear rather than what they want to hear.

RBR, # 20. Anything else you would like our readers to know?

Jill Geer: I have been incredibly fortunate to have a job that both reflects and shapes who I am. In a high school graduation survey, I said it was my goal to run at the Olympics. Instead, I have been to five Olympic Games and seen them from the inside out. If you are passionate about the sport, there is more than one way to be part of it.

Makhloufi is out of Dakar IAAF World Challenge, Harry Marra has a modest suggestion, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-12T17:57:43Z

Harry Marra, A Day if the Life,

Photo from Doug Pensinger/Getty Images, IAAF

Harry Marra has his dream job. He is coaching the best decathlete in the world and one of the best heptathletes in the world. A life long coach, Harry Marra realizes that coaching is both art and science. In a mid April interview, Harry Marra told several media members that his most important job was keeping his athletes healthy.

Recently, Harry Marra proposed that USATF provide byes to World Champs for Olympic champions. Sounds like an idea that should be considered by USATF....

]]> EME NEWS (JUN 12, 2013)

Makhloufi is out
DAKAR (SEN): Before Wednesday IAAF World Challenge meet in Dakar not good news. 1500 m Olympic champion Taoufik Makhloufi from Algeria won't take part due to flu-like symptoms.

Barrett and Duncan with DMG
ATLANTA (USA): Doyle Management Group (DMG) announced its 2013 signing class. The agency now represents high jump olympic medalist Brigetta Barrett of the University of Arizona, miler Andy Bayer of Indiana University, and NCAA 200 m champion Kimberlyn Duncan and long jumping Jamaican Damar Forbes of LSU. "Paul has a reputation for handling his athletes with great care, and at the end of the day, I felt most comfortable with him," says Barrett. "I feel like our personalities and energies match."

Marra asked for Olympic gold medalists to get WC
EUGENE (USA): Register Guard writes that Harry Marra, who coaches Olympic gold medalist and decathlon world record-holder Ashton Eaton, of Oregon Track Club Elite, has a bone of contention with the qualifying system in US for the World Championships. Marra submitted a proposal to USATF earlier this year asking that individual U.S. Olympic gold medalists be given similar byes into the World Championships in those years following the Summer Games. "The proposal I put through wasn't just for Ashton," Marra said. "It was for anybody in the U.S. who individually won a gold medal. Make it a waiver this year, and put 'em on the damn team. I don't want to get too political, but I think the IAAF and IOC should come together on this. I'm all for the Olympic Trials, head to head, lay it all on the line, but in this case, if the sport is going to grow, let's make sure the hot shots are all there. It makes sense." World Championships wild card holders are Jesse Williams, Trey Hardee, Dwight Phillips, Christian Taylor, Jason Richardson, Carmelita Jeter, Jenny Simpson, Lashinda Demus and Brittney Reese. From Diamond Race winners Reese Hoffa, Charonda Williams, Dawn Harper-Nelson and Chaunte Lowe. There is another condition for this athletes they must compete at US Nationals in any event and any round only. Marra also added about current situation of Ashton Eaton: "100 percent healthy, excited and looking forward to it. We're not worried about scores. The goal is to finish in the top three, make the team, and get ready for the wedding." It should be noted that in some countries national federations are accepting byes for Olympic winners from national championships and trials (Kenya, Russia).

European Team Championships

FRANKFURT (GER): A total of 24 men and 25 have been named by DLV, the German Athletics Federation for European Team Championships in Gateshead. They include a string of leading performers: Olympic and European champion discus champion Robert Harting, Olympic and European pole vault silver medallist Bjorn Otto, European shot put champion David Storl, European indoor shot put champion Christina Schwanitz and Olympic bronze medal hammer thrower Betty Heidler. In Stockholm, Germany were beaten by 33.5 points as Russia won with 374 and Ukraine were third with 293. The aim of Germans is be in the top 3. In the strong pole vault Bjorn Otto and Martina Strutz will compete. More top names include Christina Obergfoll in javelin and Christian Reif in long jump.

BIRMINGHAM (GBR): Double European indoor champion Perri Shakes-Drayton has been selected as team captain of a British squad containing four Olympic medallists for the forthcoming European Team Championships in Gateshead. Writes Athletics Weekly. Double Olympic champion Mo Farah has been named for the 5000m, while fellow London 2012 gold medallist Greg Rutherford will line up in the long jump for the competition that takes place from June 22-23. Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz has been picked over UK No.1 in the high jump, Tom Parsons. Shakes-Drayton will once again drop the barriers in favour of the 400m flat, the event in which she won her individual European indoor gold earlier this year, leaving her main event to Eilidh Child, Britain's No.1 400m hurdler this year. Also named in the team is the reigning World 400m hurdles champion Dai Greene, European indoor pole vault champion Holly Bleasdale and reigning World 1500m silver medallist Hannah England. In men sprints James Dasaolu is for the 100 m, Danny Talbot for the 200 m and Nigel Levine for the 400m, William Sharman for high hurdles. On the women side Asha Philip 100 m, Anyika Onuora 200 m and Tiffany Porter 100 m hurdles.

OTHER NEWS

LONDON (GBR): Britain's reigning 100 metres T44 Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock has dismissed the threat posed by rival Richard Browne at next month's International Paralympic Committee (IPC) World Athletics Championships in Lyon despite the American equalling his world record of 10.85sec at a race in Florida. Browne, a silver medallist behind Peacock at London 2012, ran the blistering time at the Star Athletics Sprint Meet in Monteverde, although the event on Saturday (June 8) was not an IPC sanctioned competition so the time will not stand as an official world record. Writes insidthegames.

BRUSSELS (BEL): Belgian top athletes such as Tia Hellebaut and Kim Gevaert are surprised the new national soccer stadium might not have a track. The exclusion of a track in the new national stadium would mean the IAAF Diamond League meeting Memorial Van Damme would stay in the current venue which seats 47.000 or move to a new venue.

SOFIA (BUL): Agencies are informing that European indoor 60 m champion from Goteborg Tezdzhan Naimova could face a life ban from athletics after a second doping offence in four years, the head of the Bulgarian federation Dobromir Karamarinov said. She tested positive for the banned steroid drostanolone at the European indoor championship in Goteborg in March. Naimova is provisionally suspended. In 2009, Naimova she was banned for two years for manipulating a doping sample. Interestingly another Bulgarian would gain from the situation, Ivet Lalova could get the bronze, silver for Myriam Soumare and gold for Mariya Ryemyen from Ukraine.

TOKYO (JPN): Brett Larner informs that alongside its post-National Championships announcement of the 41-member Japanese team for August's Moscow World Championships, the Japanese Federation announced the teams it has selected for July's Asian Athletics Championships in Pune, India and October's East Asian Games in Tianjin, China. 26 men and 26 women will make up the Asian Athletics Championships team, with top names like sprinters Chisato Fukushima, Yuzo Kanemaru, Yuichi Kobayashi and Kei Takase, hurdlers Yasuhiro Fueki, Satomi Kubokura and Hitomi Shimura and high jumper Miyuki Fukumoto doubling there and in Moscow. The East Asian Games team includes 30 men and 28 women, led by 2013 national champions Yuki Ebihara, Sota Hoshi, Shota Iizuka, Sho Kawamoto, Keisuke Ushiro, Ryota Yamagata and Seito Yamamoto.

KINGSTON (JAM): Jamaican 800 m record holder Kenia Sinclair is now a doubt for the upcoming Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association/Supreme Ventures National Senior Championships and the rest of the season after the effects of a car accident forced her to pull up while competing at a meet in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sinclair, now in Toronto, Canada, suffered back and neck spasms and will be seeking medical advice when she returns to her Florida base.

LONDON (GBR): The Telegraph informs that UK Athletics has gone back on its claim that it would be happy to appoint another foreign head coach to replace Peter Eriksson at the end of the season, saying it would like the successful candidate to be British - and that Toni Minichiello is in the running. Eriksson, who is Swedish, said last month he was returning home to Canada for personal reasons at the end of June with performance director Neil Black taking over head coaching duties temporarily. But Black, in place until the end of August's World Championships, has no interest in continuing in the role long-term and is hopes to find a home-grown coach instead.

KINGSTON (JAM): Jamaica Observer informs that a number of Jamaica's world-class athletes and their coaches, who have been preparing to compete at the World University Games in Kazan, this summer, could have their hopes dashed as there is only enough money to send a handful of athletes. "This year, Jamaica has the potential to top that medal haul. We could realistically win two medals from the 100 to 400 metres, plus a medal in all four relays, the 400 metres hurdles men and women and the 100-metre hurdles, men and women. Surpassing the nine medals in Shenzhen is very likely," said Anthony Davis, president of the Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association (JISA).

ADDIS ABABA (ETH): Runnersworld informs that the greatest and most versatile distance runner in world history, the inspirational Ethiopian, World and Olympic champion is the namesake of the first Haile Gebrselassie Marathon, which will take place on Sunday, 20 October in Hawassa, Ethiopia. "It's nice to have an event named after me, but it won't make it any easier for the runners," laughs Gebrselassie. "Ethiopians are proud of their marathon runners. We all look up to Abebe Bikila, the father of running in Ethiopia. Since him, we've had two other Olympic marathon champions and two world record holders. It is great to now be able to boast with our very own big marathon race. I am hoping for big things to happen." Entries are limited to 1200 runners.

NAIROBI (KEN): Several athletes were locked out from competing at the National Youth Trials for the World Youth Championship on Tuesday at the Nyayo National stadium as Athletics Kenya reined in on age cheats. Writes Sportsnewsarena.com. The start was delayed for almost five hours, as AK painstakingly reviewed identification documents provided by the young runners eager to qualify for the championships in Ukraine. Some of the athletes had the correct documentations showing that they were born between 1996/97 as required by the IAAF rules but looked much more older. The scenario was worse in the boy's 1500m where out of 16 athletes who appeared on the start list for heat one and two, only six qualified for the finals to be run Wednesday. AK would take action on the coaches who cleared the runners to compete at the trials. For instance coach Amos Rono had three of his 15 runners ruled overage. Joshua Nasikonde and Alfred Kipkiter are the favourites for the boy's 800m whose final will be run on Wednesday. The two topped their respective heats in 1:48.9 and 1:52.2.

TORONTO (CAN): Two decades after he'd run his last race, Ben Johnson can still bring a crowd to its feet. More than twenty years after his fall from grace, Johnson was back on the track Tuesday night anchoring his pro-am relay team to victory as part of the Toronto International Track and Field Games at Varsity Stadium. "It's been a long time," Johnson said. "If I knew that this [race] was going to happen, I would have trained myself two or three months ago." A crowd that nearly filled the grandstand stood and cheered on Johnson, who won by a good 30 metres. Now 51 years old and a grandfather, he still looked strong, roaring down the track at "three-quarter pace."

MOSCOW (RUS): Javelin reigning world champion Mariya Abakumova told to All Sport news agency she's going to pay maximum attention to technical practices nearest time. "I wasn't able to make enough technical trainings cause of my compact competitions schedule with long flights. But now I'll have time to make some corrections as my next official events will be in Gateshead only at European team championships. After coming back from Gateshead I'll take pause in competitions and will focus on successful preparation to Universiade in Kazan" said 27-year-old Russian.

EUGENE (USA): Female sprinter English Gardner, who defended her NCAA title in the 100 m on Friday last week and was part of the Ducks' relay team, announced afterward that she will skip her senior year to go pro. Gardner was the only collegiate runner to make the finals in the 100 at last year's Olympic track trials.

KINGSTON (JAM): Trackalerts informs that 100 m world champion Yohan Blake has said he is not yet back to 100 per cent after his 20.72 last Saturday. "I am feeling good, not hundred (100 per cent), so I just have to go back in training," he told reporters after the race.

CHEBOKSARY (RUS): President of All-Russian athletics federation Valentin Balakhnichev, race walk IAAF committee head Maurizio Damilano and head of Chuvashia Mikhail Ignatyev have met to discuss the possibilities to held in Cheboksary three World Cups in walking in a row in 2016, 2018 and 2020. Chuvashia head suggested such initiative. President Balakhnichev underlined that realization of that project will favour the creation of Cheboksary big preparation center for international level walkers. Now Cheboksary is preparing to hold European team championships 2015.

GOTEBORG (SWE): Goteborg Grand Prix will on June 15 have not only Dayron Robles at 110 m hurdles but also good 800 m race. Ayanleh Suleiman from Djibouti, the world leader indoors at 1000 m with 2:17.08, was added to the start list. Even Yuriy Borzakovskiy will run and the aim is 1:45.26 meet record. Emma Green Tregaro will again face Ruth Beitia in the high jump. Michel Tornéus will compete against Sebastian Bayer and Louis Tsatoumas in men's long jump. The world junior record holder, Angelica Bengtsson will get big support from the crowd as well as Göteborgs own Malin Dahlström. World champion Fabiana Murer will lead a good international field. The pole vault is situated right in front of the main stand in Göteborg. In the javelin the new 84 m thrower, Kim Amb will make a very interesting start.

MOSCOW (RUS): Long jump London Olympic medalist Yelena Sokolova informed All Sport news agency she is really satisfied with her current shape and technical details of her jump at Rome Diamond League meeting despite she was able to set only 4th place with 6.87m mark. "We agreed with my coach Dmitriy Sokolov that technical side of my jumps is improving from one event to another and that's mean we are on the right way preparing to the Moscow 2013. I want to inform another important news: we decided to perform at World university games. Why? Because I like to compete at couple events during a few days. So on July 4 I'll perform at Diamond League meeting in Lausanne and then to Kazan."

RESULTS

TORONTO (CAN, Jun 11): Toronto International Games had home star in high jump Derek Drouin clearing excellent 233 ahead of Dusty Jonas 230. Fast 800 m by Melissa Bishop 2:00.84 ahead of British Marilyn Okoro 2:01.38. Jessica Zelinka won the anticipated hurdles in 13.06 (+0.4). In the men 100 m Jason Rogers of St. Kitts clocked 10.25 (0.0) ahead of Justyn Warner 10.32 and Jamaican Lerone Clarke 10.34. US 400 m wins for Mary Wineberg 51.86 and Manteo Mitchell 46.53. Canadian Noelle Montcalm improved to 55.96 at 400 m hurdles. Kate Van Buskirk clocked another Canadian PB 4:08.34 to win the 1500 m. US Gwen Berry won hammer 71.43, Heather Hamilton cleared 435 in pole vault and Taipei´s Huang Chang Ming the shot put 19.77.

NOTE

Traditional event by event preview of Oslo IAAF Diamond League will be posted in the evening.

Lemaitre beats Gatlin in Rabat, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-12T05:24:05Z

Christophe Lemaitre,

photo by PhotoRun.net

Christophe Lemaitre knows that he continues to develop as a sprinter. For Lemaitre, his 100 meter race in Rabat must be a nice indication that his fitness is going in the right direction and that he is in the fight.

For Justin Gatlin, who was 4/4 so far this season, until Rabat, his 10.02 for second is a good indication of where his strength is, and what he needs to do before Des Moines and the US championships.

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Bolt with Nadal
PARIS (FRA): Fastest man on earth Usain Bolt presented the 2013 French Open trophy to winner Rafael Nadal. His next competition is a 200 m in Oslo on Thursday at Bislett Games.

Lemaitre beats Gatlin
RABAT (MAR, Jun 9): 6th Meeting International Mohammed VI in windy Rabat (IAAF World Challenge) registered first years loss for Justin Gatlin who just returned from Rome Diamond League win. In +2.9 race he clocked 10.02 and was beaten by European Champion Christophe Lemaitre 9.98. Third Kim Collins 10.10. 2008 Olympic winner LaShawn Merritt won after Rome again in 45.22 ahead of Josh Mance 45.65 with olympic winners Jeremy Wariner fifth 46.06 and Angelo Taylor 7th 47.72. As usual great distances. World leader Mohamed Aman won the 800 m in 1:44.37 over US Duane Solomon 1:44.91, new Kenyan name with sub 1:44 at home Jeremiah Mutai was 5th 1:46.69. Home win for Fouad El Kaam in the 1500 m 3:34.68 with good European results German Carsten Schlangen second 3:35.07 and Belgian Pieter-Jan Hannes fifth in national U23 record 3:35.97. Kenyan olympic medalist Thomas Longosiwa won the 5000 m in 13:03.58 ahead of Aweke Ayalew representing Bahrain 13:05.00 with Albert Rop also Bahrain again new Asian junior record 13:09.84 as fourth. French Yoann Kowal in his new event steeple superb win in personal best 8:12.53 ahead of home Hamid Ezzine 8:13.27 and Ethiopian record holder Gari Roba8:14.39. Moroccan sprint win for Aziz Ouhadi in the 200 m 20.59 (+3.1, Borlee brothers among others). DL winner Bohdan Bondarenko confirmed his shape with 228 win over Italian Silvano Chesani also 228 (equaled outdoor PB). Spanish Eusebio Caceres impressed with 822 (-0.1) in the long jump beating Louis Tsatoumas of Greece 802 (-1.3). Another Spanish win for Mario Pestano in discus 65.79. Jamaican Kerron Stewart won the 100 m in 11.24 (+1.3) with Gabon record holder Ruddy Zang Milama second 11.29, US Tori Bowie 11.31 and German Verena Sailer 11.33. Olympic medalist Yekaterina Poistogova showed top shape with 1:59.80 win at the 800 m and second Siham Hilali personal best 2:00.20. Eugene winner Hellen Obiri clocked 4:03.55 to top the 1500 m ahead of Kenyan Mary Kuria 4:05.40 and surprise Luiza Gega of Albania 4:05.79. Ethiopian Hiwot Ayalew was the best in steeple9:18.72 in close finish over world leader Lydia Chepkurui from Kenya9:18.77. World record holder Gulnara Galkina was 5th 9:30.72. Angela Morosanu confirmed her top shape with 54.37 win at 400 m hurdles. More European wins for olympic finalist Hanna Knyazeva in triple 14.29 (-1.2) and European champion Linda Stahl in javelin 60.34 just 3 cm ahead of Latvian Madara Palameika 60.31.

Stepaniuk 199 NR and Barshim 233
OPOLE (POL, Jun 9): Special high jump meet in Poland (but in the stadium, pits positioned at the 100 m straight) saw new national record for Kamila Stepaniuk with 199 first attempt clearance. She did not continue afterwards. The former mark of Danuta Bulkowska 197 was from 1984. Stepaniuk already with 195 improved her best. She did not had any failure in the competition with in total 7 valid jumps. It is also second best mark in the world 2013. Second Justyna Kasprzycka also great improvement to 195 and qualified for Moscow too. Asian record holder Mutaz Essa Barshim won with 233 and tried then at new meet record 238 (Ivan Ukhov has 237). He also cleared all heights in first except of 229 on third. Second Szymon Kiecana improved dramatically to 231 and qualified for Moscow.

Melnychenko 6416 WL
KLADNO (CZE, Jun 9): Ukrainian Hanna Melnychenko scored world leading heptathlon 6416 points at the TNT Express combined events meet (part of IAAF CE Challenge). Second Karolina Tyminska from Poland also good 6360 and third Czech Eliska Klucinova 6190 standard for Moscow. Belarus Katsiaryna Netsviatayeva was fourth with personal best 5984. In decathlon Andrey Kravchenko won clearly with 8380 points, second Dmitriy Karpov 7978 and third Czech Lukas Marek with 7753 improvement.

Walcott only third
JOENSUU (FIN, Jun 9): Olympic javelin winner Keshorn Walcott was third at Joensuu Games with 78.90. Winner Teemu Wirkkala achieved 82.38 and second Lasse Etelatalo 80.39. Leif Arrhenius from Sweden won the shot put in new personal best 20.21. Russian Andrey Patrakov cleared 222 in the high jump. Australians dominated in the 1500 m, winner Cameron Page 3:38.27 PB ahead of long distance runner Collis Birmingham 3:38.44. From women events Dutch Susen Kuijken won the 1500 m 4:08.76, Sandra Eriksson the steeple 9:48.58 and Russian Yevgeniya Kononova 190 in the high jump.

OTHER RESULTS

ALPHEN AAN DEN RIJN (NED, Jun 9): At the 42nd Gouden Spike meeting stars from Hengelo competed. Dylan Armstrong 20.49 in shot put, Erik Cadee 64.27 in discus and Ignisious Gaisah 776 (+0.6) in the long jump. Gregory Sedoc won the hurdles 13.62 (+0.2) and Dafne Schippers the 100 m in 11.64 (-1.7). Briton Hayley Jones topped the 200 m in 23.49 (+0.4).

BERNHAUSEN (GER, Jun 9): German Arthur Abele scored top 8151 in decathlon here. Missed the 8200 Moscow standard.

SOLLENTUNA (SWE, Jun 9): Super talent Irene Ekelund (16) clocked here windy 23.24 (+2.3) at the 200 m, so no Swedish junior record.

MARIHN (GER, Jun 9): World champion David Storl won in the Marihn Garden special shot put competition with 20.24 m.

LISBON (POR, Jun 8-9): Men of Benfica and women of Sporting won the club titles in Portugal. Olympic triple winner Nelson Evora leaped to 16.68 (+1.9). Rasul Dabo won the hurdles 13.78. Legendary Rui Silva returned after injury and was second in the 3000 m 8:08.00 and won the 5000 m in 14:19.38.

DUBLIN (IRL, Jun 9): At Open Games 400 m runner Brian Gregan improved in the 200 m 21.05 ahead of David Hynes 21.11.

BRISBANE (AUS, Jun 9): New Oceanian youth record with 5 kg hammer Matt Denny 81.44 m.

CRETEIL (FRA, Jun 8): European champion Myriam Soumare clocked here 11.49 (+1.3) in the 100 m and windy 11.38 (+2.2) in heats.

NEUBRANDENBURG (GER, Jun 9): Top U18 results, new German records, Patrick Muller with 5 kg shot put 21.88 and Henning Prufer with 1.5 kg discus 65.87.

MARCHFELD (AUT, Jun 9): Kenyan Daniel Mwangi won the Raiffeisen Schlössermarathon in 1:08:21 at the half distance. Second Dickson Terer 1:08:49.

NCAA Outdoor, Day Four: Kissing Your Sister In Eugene, Improbable Relay Outcome Forces Gator/Aggie Tie by Dave Hunter, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-12T00:35:32Z

David Hunter provided us with this piece on the final day of the NCAA Championships, where the battle for the team titles took some twists and turns.

Brigette Barrett, photo by Pretty Sporty Photos

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Kissing Your Sister In Eugene
Improbable Relay Outcome Forces Gator/Aggie Tie

June 8, 2013
Eugene, Oregon

Just when you think you have seen everything in track & field, you witness something that is hard to fathom.

As the 2013 NCAA outdoor track & field championships were winding down and only the men's 4 x 400 relay remained, Texas A&M - sitting on a nearly-insurmountable 9 point lead over Florida - appeared to have a stranglehold on the men's first place team trophy. After all, the Aggies' impressive quartet lined up for the final with the fastest semi-final qualifying time and needed only to finish no lower than 7th to clinch the crown.

Out strong as expected, A&M leadoff runner Ricky Babineaux was preparing to hand off to teammate Aldrich Bailey when disaster struck. The Aggie baton - flicked by flailing limbs - was soon on the track surface. Bye, bye Miss American Pie. The Aggies got up to dance, but they never got the chance...

The A&M squad - unbelieving and hopelessly mired to last place - fought back gamely with no real hope to avoid a last place finish. But wait! Disaster could still be avoided if the Florida foursome would finish anywhere other than first. But, alas, the perfect storm could not be avoided. The Gators weren't about to allow this Texas A&M gift to slip through their fingers. Florida frosh Arman Hall ran a superb anchor leg to ensure the Florida relay win - and team title tie with the Aggies at 53 points - as he stopped the clock at 3:01.34. The Gator's winning time set a new collegiate leading mark, unseating - you guessed it - Texas A&M. Stunned in the mixed zone, Texas A&M anchor Deon Lendore was at a loss to explain what happened. "Coming into the final event, we had the lead in points. All we had to do was to finish anything but last and we'd have gotten the title," Lendore explained. "I don't know what happened to my teammate. It seems like he wasn't looking where he was going and wasn't looking what he was doing. He maybe got mixed up. And when it was time to hand-off, he dropped the stick."

In the women's team race, the Oregon Lady Ducks - down 15 points to Kansas as the day began - would require few errors and a heaping serving of Hayward Magic if the unprecedented Triple Crown was going to happen. It was not to be. In the day's opening 4 x 100 relay, the Lady Ducks got off to a fabulous start, but a bobbled third exchange destroyed all race momentum, ruled out an upset win, and relegated the Oregon quartet to 4th place. That disappointment - followed by no points in the 1500 - sealed Oregon's doom. The Jayhawks - with points from all corners - breezed to the team title with a 16 point winning margin.

In the women's 100H, Clemson's Brianna Rollins showed she is ready for the big time. Coming off her collegiate-leading performance in the semi, the junior rocketed out of the blocks and never let up.   Snapping over the hurdles, she captured a most convincing win in the world-leading wind-legal time of 12.39. Gail Dever's American record of 12.33 is the only faster time ever run on American soil.   In the men's 110H, Texas A&M junior Wayne posted a windy winning time of 13.14 to nip pre-race favorite Eddie Lovett of Florida.

Lawi Lalang - a cool performer unfazed by the warmer temperatures - took it to the field in the 5000. It was a successful strategy. The Arizona junior dished out a steady diet of punishing laps - beginning in the mid-60's and chipped it down from there - as he defied his foes to keep pace. They couldn't. Unthreatened over the final 3 laps, Lalang glided over the line in 13:35.19 to complete his 10,000/5,000 double. Afterwards, the upbeat champion offered insight on his pre-race strategy. "Just yesterday I was talking to my coach and he said, 'take this race out hard so you can kill hope fast,'" explained Lalang. "I wasn't worried about going into a kick-ass race. I just wanted it to be a perfect pace."

Mac Fleet uncorked a scintillating final lap of 52.2 seconds to capture the men's 1500 title - in 3:50.25. The Duck's impressive kick might have rendered unnecessary a dose of Hayward Magic - but he got it anyway. Exhorted on by the Hayward faithful, Fleet was fleet as his unmatched surge up the final straight could not be matched by such notables as sub-4:00 milers Robby Creese [6th in 3:51.21] and defending champion Andrew Bayer [8th in 3:51.39].   A traffic jam coming off the Bowerman curve produced two casualties. An apparent heel clip by Patrick McGregor of Texas took him down - as well as Oklahoma's Riley Masters. At the finish line, officials interceded to prevent a possible post-race throw-down as the two - highly animated and pointing fingers - were quickly escorted off the track.

The Oregon women knew their vanishing hopes to capture the unprecedented triple crown hinged upon multiple scorers in the 1500. It didn't happen. Becca Friday - quickly out of contention - and Anne Kesselring - mysteriously felled 15 meters from the finish line - finished 11th and 12th for zero points. Oklahoma State's Natalja Piliusina [4:13.25] overpowered Florida's Cory McGee [4:13.94] over the final 200 for the title.

It was another day at the office for Olympian Emma Coburn as she easily captured another NCAA title in the 3000 meter steeplechase. Out front early and hurdling cleanly, Coburn turned in a workmanlike performance [9:35.38] to easily better FSU's Colleen Quigley [9:38.23] and Weber State's Amber Henry [9:43.39].

Kimberlyn Duncan rebounded from her defeat in the 100 to capture the 200 in a wind-aided 22.04 - making her the fastest all-time collegian under all conditions over the furlong. Aggie sophomore Kamaria Brown was second in 22.21. On the men's side, A&M's Ameer Webb also vindicated a short dash setback by winning the longer sprint in 20.10. Mississippi's Isiah Young got up for second in 20.17.

In the women's 4 x 100 relay, prohibitive favorite Texas A&M did what they have done all season - win impressively. The Aggie's first place time of 42.68 was nearly a half second ahead of USF [43.36]. In the men's 4 x 1, a perfectly-timed lean by Florida's Dedric Dukes allowed the Gators [38.53] to nip Alabama by .01 seconds.

The final day produced no upset winners in the field events as the Aggies' Sam Humphreys [77.95m / 255'9"] won the javelin, Gator Omar Craddock [16.92m 55'6 1/4"] captured the triple jump, and Oklahoma's Tia Brooks [18.91m / 62' 1/2"] snagged the shot put crown by over three feet.

In the final field event of the meet - the women's high jump - Brigetta Barrett [1.95m / 6'4 3/4"] easily captured the title. Later in the mixed zone, the Olympic silver medalist was in a relaxed and fun-loving mood. When asked if the competition or her Friday pre-meet performance of the National Anthem made her more nervous, the Arizona senior didn't hesitate.   "Oh, the National Anthem," smiled Barrett who has sung before the Millrose Games and other sporting events. "I don't know why. But the song is very hard to sing." Asked whether she would go out later with the media to sing Karaoke, she unhesitatingly retorted, "Yeah! I'm down. You down?" But a hearty laugh was followed by a serious moment. When asked about her future goals, Barrett - measuring her words carefully - said, "The goal is to become the best high jumper the world has ever seen." Big dreams can't come true unless you first have big dreams. Brigetta Barrett has them.

~Dave Hunter

Moscow Challenge, results courtesy of IAAF Results Service

2013-06-11T17:45:37Z

Dwain Chambers,

photo by PhotoRun.net

The Moscow Challenge was held on June 11. Big performances were Dwain Chambers winning the 100 meters, Ryan Braithwaite winning the 110m hurdles, and Olivier Andre winning the 800 meters over Yuriy Borzakovskiy.

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Moscow Challenge

Moskva, 11/06/2013

Men' results

100 Metres - Men Wind: -0.2 m/s

1 Chambers , Dwain GBR 10.32

2 Brednev , Aleksandr RUS 10.33

3 Emelieze , Peter NGR 10.41

4 Idrisov , Mikhail RUS 10.46

5 Polovinkin , Maksim RUS 10.47

6 Petryashov , Konstantin RUS 10.48

7 Sadeyev , Ilfat RUS 10.67

8 Ablyazov , Marat RUS 10.69

400 Metres - Men Race 1

1 Petukhov , Sergey RUS 46.68

2 Buryak , Dmitry RUS 47.05

3 Frolov , Vladislav RUS 47.16

4 Semakin , Roman RUS 47.62

5 Sigalovskiy , Aleksandr RUS 47.67

400 Metres - Men Race 2

1 Krasnov , Vladimir RUS 46.08

2 Cisneros , Omar CUB 46.23

3 Kashefrazov , Radel RUS 46.44

4 Trenikhin , Pavel RUS 46.61

5 Kenig , Aleksey RUS 46.93

6 Trambovetsky , Yuriy RUS 47.22

7 Burakov , Volodymyr UKR 47.23

800 Metres - Men

1 Andre , Olivier RSA 1:44.93

2 Borzakovskiy , Yuriy RUS 1:45.24

3 Rimmer , Michael GBR 1:45.34

4 Ananenka , Anis BLR 1:45.41

5 Som , Bram NED 1:48.21

6 Obnosov , Vladimir RUS 1:48.51

Poistogov , Stepan RUS DNS

Sharmin , Yevgeniy RUS DNS

110 Metres Hurdles - Men Wind: +0.4 m/s

1 Brathwaite , Ryan BAR 13.34

2 Baji , Balsazs HUN 13.49

3 Brathwaite , Shane BAR 13.52

4 Shabanov , Konstantin RUS 13.68

5 Dremin , Aleksey RUS 13.93

6 Kiss , Daniel HUN 13.93

7 Shabanov , Filipp RUS 14.01

8 Zhukov , Vladimir RUS 14.18

High Jump - Men

1 Bondarenko , Bohdan UKR 2.28

2 Tsyplakov , Daniil RUS 2.28

3 Stanys , Raivydas LTU 2.24

4 Ilyichev , Ivan RUS 2.20

5 Donisan , Mihai ROU 2.15

6 Semenov , Dmitriy RUS 2.15

6 Patrakov , Andrey RUS 2.15

Ghazal , Majed Aldin SYR NM

Zassimovich , Sergey KAZ NM

Pole Vault - Men

1 Ivakin , Anton RUS 5.60

2 Burya , Artem RUS 5.60

3 Kucheryanu , Sergey RUS 5.50

4 Sobera , Robert POL 5.50

5 Starodubtsev , Dmitry RUS 5.30

6 Yeryomin , Ivan UKR 5.30

7 Bychkov , Igor ESP 5.30

7 Kozlitin , Viktor RUS 5.30

Lukyanenko , Evgeniy RUS NM

Borges , Lazaro CUB NM

Triple Jump - Men

Wind

1 Rapinier , Yoann FRA 16.65 +0.6

2 Oke , Tosin NGR 16.61 -0.6

3 Revo , Ernesto CUB 16.48 0.0

4 Kuznetsov , Viktor UKR 16.41 -0.5

5 Hoffmann , Karol POL 16.32 +1.1

6 Tsapik , Aliaksei BLR 16.18 +0.6

7 Laptev , Sergey RUS 15.56 -0.2

8 Zhukov , Yevgeniy RUS 15.54 +0.4

Women' results

200 Metres - Women Wind: +0.5 m/s

1 Ryemyen , Mariya UKR 22.73

2 Belkina , Olga RUS 23.51

3 Kocherzhova , Anastasiya RUS 23.74

4 Sivkova , Kristina RUS 23.80

5 Jeschke , Marta POL 23.80

6 Tavares , S√≥nia POR 24.14

Peter , Allison ISV DNS

400 Metres - Women

1 Zemlyak , Olha UKR 52.26

2 Terekhova , Yuliya RUS 52.49

3 Usovich , Ilona BLR 52.56

4 Lohvynenko , Alina UKR 52.84

5 Baraley , Yuliya UKR 52.91

6 Malvinova , Kristina RUS 53.07

7 Frolova , Anastasiya RUS 53.49

8 Zuykevich , Yelena RUS 54.01

1500 Metres - Women

1 Ishova , Ekaterina RUS 4:09.06

2 Podosenova , Svetlana RUS 4:09.34

3 Kobeleva , Elena RUS 4:09.61

4 Aristarkhova , Natalya RUS 4:10.34

5 Konovalova , Anna RUS 4:10.64

6 Khasanova Muryasova , Alfiya RUS 4:10.77

7 Suprun , Tatsiana BLR 4:13.62

Vosmerikova , Anastasiya RUS DNF

Feyne , Gudeto ETH DNS

Kareiva , Natallia BLR DNS

100 Metres Hurdles - Women Wind: +0.5 m/s

1 Dektyareva , Tatyana RUS 13.12

2 Schrott , Beate AUT 13.15

3 Antonova , Aleksandra RUS 13.54

4 Pavlik , Ekaterina RUS 13.79

5 Reshetkina , Irina RUS 14.24

6 Ermakova , Yana RUS 14.29

7 Grinevich , Yekaterina RUS 14.32

Hitrova , Kseniya RUS DQ

Long Jump - Women

Wind

1 Mosina , Veronika RUS 6.79 +0.5

2 Bauschke , Melanie GER 6.64 +0.8

3 Irozuru , Abigail GBR 6.63 +0.9

4 Pidluzhnaya , Yulia RUS 6.37 +0.5

5 Khalyutina , Ekaterina RUS 6.36 -0.8

6 Deiac , Cornelia ROU 6.36 +0.9

7 Levitskaya , Ekaterina RUS 6.29 +1.0

8 Yurchenko , Polina RUS 5.77 -0.1

Shot Put - Women

1 Kleinert , Nadine GER 18.39

2 Leantsiuk , Yulia BLR 17.38

3 Heltne , Anca ROU 16.95

4 Troneva , Natalya RUS 16.87

5 Burmistrova , Ekaterina RUS 15.94

6 Sviridova , Olesya RUS 15.69

7 Bessoltseva , Anastasiya RUS 15.34

8 Sidorina , Olga RUS 15.02

Javelin Throw - Women

1 Abakumova , Maria RUS 65.94

2 Molitor , Kathrina GER 60.08

3 Sudaruhkina , Viktoriya RUS 59.28

4 Hatsko , Hanna UKR 55.69

5 Ferer e Silva , Laila BRA 55.22

6 Starygina , Ekaterina RUS 53.82

7 Gromova , Oksana RUS 53.61

8 Jakubaityto , Indri LTU 53.47

9 Jelaca , Tatjana SRB 52.57

Meeting International Mohammed VI, complete results courtesy of IAAF Results Service, note by Larry Eder

2013-06-10T13:24:46Z

In the Meeting International Mohammed VI, on Sunday, June 9, held in Rabat, Morocco, there were some fun performances. Justin Gatlin, two days after his defeat of Usain Bolt, finished second to Christophe Lemaitre, 9.98 to 10.02.

LaShawn Merritt has now won three races in a row, with his 45.22 win in Rabat.

This meet continues to grow in stature and marks. It is on the Runblogrun bucket list for 2014.

LaShawn Merritt, Rome DL,

photo by PhotoRun.net

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Meeting International Mohammed VI

Rabat, 09/06/2013

Men' results

100 Metres - Men Wind: +2.9 m/s

1 Lemaitre , Christophe FRA 9.98

2 Gatlin , Justin USA 10.02

3 Collins , Kim SKN 10.10

4 Ouhadi , Aziz MAR 10.19

5 Hyman , Kemar CAY 10.22

6 Hinds , Andrew BAR 10.26

7 Egwero , Ogho-Oghene NGR 10.29

8 Zghali , Abdelghani MAR 10.60

200 Metres - Men Wind: +3.1 m/s

1 Ouhadi , Aziz MAR 20.59

2 Lehata , Mosito LES 20.63

3 Borlee , Jonathan BEL 20.64

4 Zalewski , Karol POL 20.86

5 Ngwigwa , Obakeng BOT 21.10

6 Borlee , Kevin BEL 21.13

7 Seoud , Amr Ibrahim Mostafa EGY 21.13

8 Menga , Aleixo-Platini GER 21.55

400 Metres - Men

1 Merritt , LaShawn USA 45.22

2 Mance , Joshua USA 45.65

3 Levine , Nigel GBR 45.86

4 Rooney , Martyn GBR 46.00

5 Wariner , Jeremy USA 46.06

6 Nixon , Greg USA 46.14

7 Taylor , Angelo USA 47.72

8 Ghezlane , Mustapha MAR 48.81

800 Metres - Men

1 Aman , Mohammed ETH 1:44.37

2 Solomon , Duane USA 1:44.91

3 Chemut , Anthony KEN 1:45.48

4 Melly , Edwin Kiplagat KEN 1:45.88

5 Mutai , Jeremiah Kipkorir KEN 1:46.69

6 Jamaa , Samir MAR 1:46.88

7 Benhanbel , Nadir MAR 1:46.97

8 Warburton , Gareth GBR 1:47.58

9 Poistogov , Stepan RUS 1:49.25

El Manaoui , Amine MAR DNF

El-Maadadi , Marouane MAR DNF

Kipkorir , Evans KEN DNF

1500 Metres - Men

1 Elkaam , Fouad MAR 3:34.68

2 Schlangen , Carsten GER 3:35.07

3 Cheboi , Collins KEN 3:35.45

4 Wote , Aman ETH 3:35.68

5 Komen , Daniel Kipchirchir KEN 3:35.97

5 Hannes , Pieter-Jan BEL 3:35.97

7 Bensghir , Yassine MAR 3:36.11

8 Moustaoui , Mohamed MAR 3:36.56

9 Mazouzi , Zakaria MAR 3:37.40

10 Tiouali , Mohammed Ayoub MAR 3:38.13

11 Mainy , Ahmed MAR 3:38.62

12 Rassioui , Badr MAR 3:38.71

13 Ruiz , Diego ESP 3:39.14

14 Mikhou , Sadik MAR 3:40.18

15 Labli , Abdelhadi MAR 3:41.79

16 Ngetich , Hillary Cheruiyot KEN 3:42.56

Kiptoo , Eliah KEN DNF

Kombich , Ismael Kipngetich KEN DNF

5000 Metres - Men

1 Longosiwa , Thomas Pkemei KEN 13:03.58

2 Ayalew , Aweke BRN 13:05.00

3 Lahbabi , Aziz MAR 13:09.45

4 Rop , Albert KEN 13:09.84

5 El Goumri , Othmane MAR 13:13.72

6 Kangogo , Cornelius Kipruto KEN 13:15.26

7 Essalhi , Younis MAR 13:16.07

8 Bekele , Alemu BRN 13:18.00

9 Kipkoech , Josphat Bett KEN 13:19.46

10 Bouqantar , Soufiyan MAR 13:20.98

11 Aboud , Rabah ALG 13:24.08

12 Nebebew , Birhan ETH 13:29.03

13 Toroitich , Timothy UGA 13:32.21

14 Hitrane , Jamal MAR 13:35.20

15 Mandour , Yassine FRA 13:39.86

16 Meftahelkhair , Mohammed MAR 13:44.00

Kibet , Elkanah KEN DNF

Kiplimo , Joseph Kitur KEN DNF

Fathi , Abdennacer MAR DNF

Abid , Mohammed MAR DNF

3000 Metres Steeplechase - Men

1 Kowal , Yoann FRA 8:12.53

2 Ezzine , Hamid MAR 8:13.27

3 Gari , Roba ETH 8:14.39

4 Touil , Abdelmadjed ALG 8:15.93

5 Ndiku , Jonathan Muia KEN 8:18.78

6 Chemlal , Jaouad MAR 8:19.22

7 Kipterege , Elijah Chelimo KEN 8:22.51

8 Boulama , Mohammed MAR 8:23.09

9 Zalewski , Krystian POL 8:23.31

10 Zaghou , Mounatcer MAR 8:23.84

11 Fayisa , Habtamu ETH 8:24.90

12 Bouchicha , Hicham ALG 8:25.29

13 Chatbi , Jamel MAR 8:25.37

14 Kitum , Silas Kosgei KEN 8:30.50

15 Araptany , Jacob UGA 8:32.11

16 Komen , Willy Rutto KEN 8:32.59

Sigueni , Hicham MAR DNF

Taleb , Brahim MAR DNF

Ramolefi , Ruben RSA DNF

High Jump - Men

1 Bondarenko , Bohdan UKR 2.28

2 Chesani , Silvano ITA 2.28

3 Kgosiemang , Kabelo BOT 2.25

4 Baba , Jaroslav CZE 2.25

5 Djoumossi , Fernand CMR 2.22

6 Banitis , Konstadnos GRE 2.22

6 Dmitrik , Aleksey RUS 2.22

8 Hanany , Mickael FRA 2.22

9 Saint-Jean , Fabrice FRA 2.19

10 Castro , Luis PUR 2.15

11 Idriss , Ali Mohd Younes SUD 2.10

Long Jump - Men

Wind

1 Ciceres , Eusebio ESP 8.22 -0.1

2 Tstoumas , Lo∫is GRE 8.02 -1.3

3 Tskonas , Yeryios GRE 7.87 -0.3

4 Mokoena , Godfrey Khotso RSA 7.70 -2.4

5 Douiri , Hicham MAR 7.61 -0.2

6 Mlaab , Abdelhakim MAR 7.48 -1.1

7 Badji , Ndiss Kaba SEN 7.46 -0.6

8 Starzak , Marcin POL 7.36 -0.6

9 Zahouani , Abderrahim MAR 6.95 +0.2

Discus Throw - Men

1 Pestano , Mario ESP 65.79

2 Olgundeniz , Erciment TUR 62.96

3 Czajkowski , Przemyslaw POL 62.14

4 Gudaeius , Andrius LTU 61.50

5 Nesterenko , Mykyta UKR 60.11

6 Milanov , Philip BEL 58.96

7 Martinez , Lois Maikel CUB 58.48

8 Kirame , Nabil MAR 52.75

9 El Omrani , Kamal MAR 49.71

Women' results

100 Metres - Women Wind: +1.3 m/s

1 Stewart , Kerron JAM 11.24

2 Zang Milama , Ruddy GAB 11.29

3 Bowie , Tori USA 11.31

4 Sailer , Verena GER 11.33

5 Lawson , LaKeisha USA 11.38

6 Williams , Lauryn USA 11.39

7 Philip , Asha GBR 11.50

8 Hjaji , Yamina MAR 12.26

800 Metres - Women

1 Poistogova , Ekaterina RUS 1:59.80

2 Hilali , Siham MAR 2:00.20

3 Kupina , Yekaterina RUS 2:00.45

4 Lupu , Nataliia UKR 2:01.54

5 Lyakhova , Olha UKR 2:01.63

6 Wafula , Lydia Nasimiyu KEN 2:02.54

7 Melese , Mantegbosh ETH 2:03.17

8 Maracheva , Irina RUS 2:04.28

9 El Bahraoui , Manal MAR 2:05.57

10 El Moussaoui , Khadija MAR 2:06.20

Abaakil , Malika MAR DNF

1500 Metres - Women

1 Obiri , Hellen Onsando KEN 4:03.55

2 Kuria , Mary KEN 4:05.40

3 Gega , Luiza ALB 4:05.79

4 Sum , Eunice Jepkoech KEN 4:06.66

5 Hachlaf , Halima MAR 4:06.69

6 Lakhouad , Btissam MAR 4:07.97

7 Feyne , Gudeto ETH 4:08.76

8 Arafi , Rababe MAR 4:09.19

9 Gashaw , Tigist ETH 4:10.37

10 El Otmani , Sanae MAR 4:10.92

11 Akkaoui , Malika MAR 4:11.37

12 Ait Elbatoul , Ibtissam MAR 4:14.92

Tverdostup , Tamara UKR DNF

3000 Metres Steeplechase - Women

1 Ayalew , Hiwot ETH 9:18.72

2 Chepkurui , Lydia KEN 9:18.77

3 Diro , Etenesh ETH 9:22.87

4 Kirui , Purity Cherotich KEN 9:25.72

5 Galkina , Gulnara RUS 9:30.72

6 Kaltoum , Bouaasayriya MAR 9:33.94

7 El Ouali Alami , Salima MAR 9:37.48

8 Bekele , Mekdes ETH 9:41.51

9 Bettiche , Amina ALG 9:45.65

10 Sidi Madane , Fadwa MAR 9:51.50

11 Shmidt , Svitlana UKR 9:53.95

12 Kowalska , Katarzyna POL 9:59.60

13 Jepkosgei , Veronicah KEN 10:13.82

Nyambura , Virginia KEN DNF

Izmodenova , Natalya RUS DNF

400 Metres Hurdles - Women

1 Morosanu , Angela ROU 54.37

2 Titimets , Hanna UKR 56.02

3 Odumosu , Muizat Ajoke NGR 56.08

4 Dauwens , Axelle BEL 56.84

5 Lambarki , Hayat MAR 56.92

6 Barr , Jessie IRL 56.93

7 Lhabze , Lamiae MAR 57.61

8 Anacharsis , Phara FRA 57.84

Triple Jump - Women

Wind

1 Knyazyeva , Hanna UKR 14.29 -1.2

2 Zavyalova , Valeriya RUS 13.99 +0.6

3 Kutyakova , Natalya RUS 13.98 +1.2

4 Murtazina , Alsu RUS 13.95 -1.4

5 Veldkov , Dana SVK 13.90 -1.9

6 La Mantia , Simona ITA 13.83 +1.7

7 Valyukevich , Victoria RUS 13.60 +1.4

8 Rahouli , Baya ALG 13.55 +1.4

9 Pantta , Nuki GRE 13.01 -0.9

10 Chnaik , Jamaa MAR 12.83 -1.7

Javelin Throw - Women

1 Stahl , Linda GER 60.34

2 Palameika , Madara LAT 60.31

3 Bicet , Nora Aida ESP 59.81

4 Chilla , Mercedes ESP 59.76

5 Viljoen , Sunette RSA 58.92

6 Ozolina-Kovala , Sinta LAT 56.32

7 Muze , Lina LAT 53.93