• Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Login
  • Register
  • Home
  • Archive
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Archive
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
Home IAAF

Great North CityGames: Dix 14.65, Jeter 16.50, Richardson 13.16, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

Larry EderbyLarry Eder
September 18, 2011
0
0 0
0
SHARES
1
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Dix_WalterQ-World11.JPG

Walter Dix, 2011 WC 100m, silver, 200m, silver, photo by PhotoRun.net

You have to like Walter Dix. The guy has medalled in Beijing and now Daegu. Coached by former 100m world record holder Rey Robinson, Dix races when he is ready, and when he is ready, he is, well, dangerous.

One has to wonder what Mr. Dix felt after running 19.53 for the 200 meters in Brussels, the second fastest EVER for an American, and taking second to Blake’s 19.26.  Dix then goes to the Great North CityGames (Gateshead) back on Saturday and screams a 14.65 for the 150 meters. Think this guy has some serious wheels?

Fast times and more accolades to come for Mr. Dix.  


DIX 14.65, JETER 16.50, RICHARDSON 13.16
GATESHEAD (GBR,
Sep 17): At Great North City Games USA won over UK 7:3 in the street
races. Walter Dix clocked impressive 14.65 (+1.4) at 150 m (3rd fastest
behind Bolt and Gay, had 10.11 100 m split) ahead of Marlon Devonish
14.87 (UK best). Jason Richardson was equally superb with 13.16 at 110 m
hurdles (+0.7) over David Oliver 13.36. Carmelita Jeter posted world
best 16.50 in the women 150 m (+1.5). Second Anyika Onuora got 16.90
what is UK best. In top women hurdles clash Dawn Harper with 12.73
(+0.3) beat fresh DR winner Danielle Carruthers (12.77). Jeremy Hicks
won the long jump (784) with Dwight Phillips not having a valid jump and
Becky Holliday the pole vault 427.  Harry Aikines-Aryeetey was also
good in the 100 m with 10.27 (+1.5). Bernard Lagat got the mile in
4:06.01 and Mo Farah the two miles in 8:37.72. Hannah England won the
mile in 4:39.49.

WORLD CHAMPIONS BORCHIN AND KANISKINA
LA
CORUNA (ESP, Sep 17): World champions won the IAAF Race Walking
Challenge finals in Spain. Valeriy Borchin achieved 38:42 in the 10 km
ahead of Chinese Wang Zhen 38:49 and Chu Yafei 39:06. Also Olga
Kaniskina was the clear women winner in 42:38 beating Liu Hong 42:56 and
German Melanie Seeger 43:08.

OTHER RESULTS

TALENCE
(FRA, Sep 17): Olympic champion Natalya Dobrynska leads overnight at
Decastar meet (IAAF World CE Challenge) with 3867 points
(13.76-182-16.28-24.81) over world champion Tatyana Chernova 3811
(13.37-182-12.90-23.61). Close third is Canadian Jessica Zelinka with
3752 (fast hurdles 13.07). In men´s decathlon this quality is missing,
Anders Raja is leading with 4215 ahead of Oleksiy Kasyanov from Ukraine
4164 and Dutch Eelco Sintnicolaas 4123. European champion Romain Barras
is no longer continuing in the competition after 2 events.

PRAHA (CZE,
Sep 17): Dukla Praha in the men category and USK Praha in women won the
Czech Club titles. World record holder Barbora Spotakova closed the
season with 62.94 in the javelin. Impressive 20.66 (-0.1) in the 200 m
by world semifinalist and European U23 medalist Pavel Maslak. Jaroslav
Baba cleared 225 in the high jump. Lithuanian guest Zinaida Sendriute
won the discus (61.94). Another guest Slovak Dana Veldakova won long
jump and triple jump (622 and 13.97). Jan Marcell registered throwing
double (19.14 and 61.35). Jirina Ptacnikova cleared 440 in the pola
vault. Fast hurdles by Lucie Skrobakova (12.95) and Zuzana Bergrova
(56.22).

BERN (SUI, Sep 17): Swiss Club championships saw Alex Wilson winning the 200 m in 20.87.

CASTELLON
(ESP,  Sep 17): Girls of Audacia Record Atletica from Italy won the
European Champion Clubs Cup Juniors A group in Spain with 102.5 points
ahead of Fenerbahce Spor Kulubu of Turkey 85 and British Blackheat and
Bromley Harriers 81. Ukrainian guest Dariya Derkach scored for the top
team two wins 13.83 (+1.5) at 100 m hurdles and 621 (+1.1) in the long
jump. Boys winner was the home team of Playas de Castellon.

LEIRIA (POR,
Sep 17): Estonian boys team KJK Vike with 47 points won the European
Champion Clubs Cup C group in Portugal. In the women competition the
best were Amager AC from Denmark (42). Only three teams competed in each
category.

STOCKHOLM
(SWE, Sep 17): New Swedish record by Isabellah Andersson 1:11:07
highlighted the Stockholm Half-marathon. She is in preparation for NYC
Marathon. Adil Bouhaif as men winner achieved 1:04:41.

USTER (SUI,
Sep 17): Eritrean Abraham Tadesse achieved 1:03:59 to win the
Greifenseelauf (Half-marathon). European marathon champion Viktor
Rothlin was third in 1:05:21. Monica Jepkoech of Kenya was the best
woman in 1:14:55 beating best Swiss Patricia Morceli-Buhler 1:15:54.

MOSCOW (RUS,
Sep 17): At Luzhniki Stadium Run Moscow 5 and 10 km races were staged.
Best women Irina Dmitrieva (16:48) and Nadezhda Trilinskaya (35:32).

BAOJI (CHN,
Sep 16-17): World champion silver winner Liu Hong won the senior
category at National walking championships with 1:30:00 after close race
with Wang Shanshan (1:30:01) but was not the fastest. Best junior Lu
Xiuzhi clocked better 1:29:50. Fourth placer in Daegu Wang Zhen won the
men´s 20 km in 1:20:54. Best junior Chen Ding got 1:21:48. U17 champions
are Yin Jiaxing 41:52 and Mao Jie 48:20. Informs Tilastopaja.

WARSZAWA (POL,
Sep 17): Agnieszka Dygacz won the Polish 20 km walking title in 1:30:56
what is her personal best and second best ever by a Polish woman at the
distance. Mirna Flores of Guatemala was second in 1:32:30 and Italian
Federica Ferraro in personal best 1:33:36. In men´s race Rafal Augustyn
achieved 1:22:01 to get his third national title. Second Rafal
Fedaczynski 1:22:07 and third Jakub Jelonek 1:22:32.

DRUSINKINKAI
(LTU, Sep 17): In the international walking event which incorporated
national 10 km walk championships wins for Kristina Saltanovic 45:24 and
Marius Ziukas 40:36.

ADDITION

BRUSSELS
(BEL): The 13:05.98 of Polat Kemboi Arikan at Van Damme is also new
European U23 record. The former Kenyan Paul Kemboi represents since June
8 this year Turkey. Former record 13:10.40 was achieved back in 1981 in
Reiti by East German Hansjorg Kunze.

OTHER NEWS

ALMA-ATY
(KZK): Kazakhstan media are informing about positive doping test of
Olga Tereshkova who is last year Asian Games winner in the 400 m. She
had positive result from Asian Championships in Kobe where she won in
52.37. Later she was second at World Military Games in Brazil and also
bronze medalist at World University Games in China. All this results are
now under question. She had higher levels of testosterone as permitted
in her sample. Kazakhstan national federation did not gave the final
verdict yet because the levels were only slightly over the norm.

RelatedPosts

0regon 22 World Athletes Champs Redux: 200 meter final: Noah Lyles leads American sweep with an American record

SATV+RBR Athlete of Month: World Champs Bronze medalist, Emily Infeld (from the Archives, November 2015)

Birmingham 2022 Diary: Tobi Amusan continues to break barriers and adds another Commonwealth title to her glowing collection

Author

  • Larry Eder

    Larry Eder has had a 50-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself."

    View all posts

Previous Post

2011 DecaNation, Doha Bid for 2017, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

Next Post

Aman Beats Rudisha at Milano, Pistorious wins at Milano, Chernova & Van Alphen Win Decastar, US wins Decanation (win number 5), Big News Day, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

Larry Eder

Larry Eder

Larry Eder has had a 50-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself."

Similar Post

0regon 22 World Athletes Champs Redux: 200 meter final: Noah Lyles leads American sweep with an American record
2022 World Championships Oregon

0regon 22 World Athletes Champs Redux: 200 meter final: Noah Lyles leads American sweep with an American record

August 9, 2022
SATV+RBR Athlete of Month: World Champs Bronze medalist, Emily Infeld (from the Archives, November 2015)
News

SATV+RBR Athlete of Month: World Champs Bronze medalist, Emily Infeld (from the Archives, November 2015)

August 9, 2022
Oregon 22 World Athletics Championships, Day Ten: Tobi Amusan etches her name into sporting immortality, wins Nigeria’s first Gold in the history of the world championships
African Athletics

Birmingham 2022 Diary: Tobi Amusan continues to break barriers and adds another Commonwealth title to her glowing collection

August 9, 2022
Birmingham 2022 Diary, Jackline Chepkoech wins gold in the women’s 3000m Steeplechase final in Birmingham
Commonwealth Games

Birmingham 2022 Diary, Jackline Chepkoech wins gold in the women’s 3000m Steeplechase final in Birmingham

August 9, 2022
2022 RunBlogRun Summer Cross Country Mileage Program, Week Six, Day One
Cross Country

2022 RunBlogRun Summer Cross Country Mileage Program, Week Six, Day One

August 8, 2022
Birmingham 2022 Diary: Laura Muir wins the CG 1,500 meters!!!!
Commonwealth Games

Birmingham 2022 Diary: Laura Muir wins the CG 1,500 meters!!!!

August 8, 2022

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Subscribe to RunBlogRun's Global News Feed

Wake up to RunBlogRun’s news in your inbox. Sign up for our newsletter and we’ll keep you informed about the Sport you love.

*we hate spam as much as you do

Recent Stories

Track & Field

Zuzana Hejnova to compete in Doha DL over 400m hurdles, from EME News (source:IAAF)

by Alfonz Juck
April 4, 2022
0

Zuzana Hejnova, photo by PhotoRun.net Hejnova opens in DohaDOHA (QAT): World 200m champion Dafne Schippers will go head-to-head with world...

Zuzana Hejnova runs 38.16 All time best for 300m hurdles, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

April 4, 2022

Zurich’s Grand Venue: Letzigrund Stadium Inspires Exceptional Performances

April 4, 2022

Zurich Weltklasse, the Olympics in One Night, by Bob Ramsak, Notes by Larry Eder

June 23, 2022

Recent Tweets

RunBlogRun Follow

RunBlogRun comments on the global world of athletics, sports & ethics, and the Olympic movement. RunBlogRun is the voice of the sport.

RunBlogRun
runblogrun RunBlogRun @runblogrun ·
4h

Good night track fans. Time to go to bed in North America. Remember, #coffeewithLarry is happening at 8.30 am PDT!
I love this photo; it is Pawel Fajdek, five-time WC in the hammer throw, and a zen ...master! This is his FB photo!
#WCHOregon22, #europeanchampionships, #pawelfajdek

Reply on Twitter 1556942431093854208 Retweet on Twitter 1556942431093854208 Like on Twitter 1556942431093854208 Twitter 1556942431093854208
Retweet on Twitter RunBlogRun Retweeted
ferdiomanyala Ferdinand Omurwa OMANYALA @ferdiomanyala ·
24h

KENYA MY MOTHERLAND!!
As we go to exercise our democratic rights tomorrow as Kenyans lets do it in peace and remember that elections come and go.
Remember Your vote is precious. It is the most ...powerful non-violent tool we have in a democratic society, and you have to use it.

Reply on Twitter 1556645038867812354 Retweet on Twitter 1556645038867812354 324 Like on Twitter 1556645038867812354 3801 Twitter 1556645038867812354
Retweet on Twitter RunBlogRun Retweeted
urimiscott Michael Scott @urimiscott ·
20h

.@BadgerTrackXC alum @ollie_hoare97 finished 10th @WCHoregon22 1500 semi in 3:38.36, but struck gold 🥇 in @birminghamcg22 Commonwealth Games 1500 for @AthsAust coming from way back w/150 to go to ...win it at the line!

#wchoregon22 #birmingham2022 #Australia #Badger #Wisconsin

Reply on Twitter 1556698219706458113 Retweet on Twitter 1556698219706458113 1 Like on Twitter 1556698219706458113 25 Twitter 1556698219706458113
Retweet on Twitter RunBlogRun Retweeted
travismillerx13 Travis Miller @travismillerx13 ·
21h

🇺🇸Vernon Norwood 44.96 FTW in the Gyulai István Memorial men's 400m

Reply on Twitter 1556680070097502211 Retweet on Twitter 1556680070097502211 18 Like on Twitter 1556680070097502211 159 Twitter 1556680070097502211
Retweet on Twitter RunBlogRun Retweeted
adamkedge Coach Kedge @adamkedge ·
21h

Between being a jr high runner, HS runner, college runner, & coach, today I started year 48 of XC. I still woke up at 4AM this morning, excited for 1st day of XC!

Have a great season everyone!

Reply on Twitter 1556680993851019266 Retweet on Twitter 1556680993851019266 7 Like on Twitter 1556680993851019266 228 Twitter 1556680993851019266
Load More...
Next Post

Aman Beats Rudisha at Milano, Pistorious wins at Milano, Chernova & Van Alphen Win Decastar, US wins Decanation (win number 5), Big News Day, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder

runblogrun

RunBlogRun comments on the global world of athletics, sports & ethics, and the Olympic movement. @runblogrun

Browse by Category

Newsletter

Subscribe to our mailing list to receives daily updates direct to your inbox!

  • Home
  • Archive
  • Contact Us

© 2022 Run Blog Run - All Rights Reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Archive
  • Contact Us
  • Home page
  • My Account
  • Sample Page

© 2022 Run Blog Run - All Rights Reserved

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

Select a password for yourself. (minimum length of 8)

Paste here the user biography.

Provide here the twitter screen name. i.e. @RunBlogRun

Provide here the instagram screen name. i.e. @RunBlogRun

Provide here the facebook profile URL. i.e. http://www.facebook.com/RunBlogRun

Provide here the linkedin profile URL. i.e. https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-eder-5497253

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist