2012 Doha Samsung Diamond League, 11 May 2012, results courtesy of IAAF, notes by Larry Eder, photos by PhotoRun.net

11/05/2012

Men’ results

Men’s 100m: Gatlin, Powell, Carter, photo by PhotoRun.net

Asafa Powell got a strong start, and was running well. Justin Gatlin just fought back, and caught Powell at the line, winning in 9.87 to 9.88. Lerone Clarke took third in 9.99. Mike Rodgers was fourth in 10.00, Nesta Carter was fifth in 10.05 and Doc Patton was sixth in 10.11. Franc’es Jimmy Vicaut was eighth in 10.28.

100 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +0.4 m/s

    1 Gatlin , Justin                  USA       9.87
    2 Powell , Asafa                   JAM       9.88
    3 Clarke , Lerone                  JAM       9.99
    4 Rodgers , Mike                   USA      10.00
    5 Carter , Nesta                   JAM      10.05
    6 Patton , Darvis                  USA      10.11
    7 Harvey , Jacques                 JAM      10.14
    8 Vicaut , Jimmy                   FRA      10.28

Walter Dix, 2012 Doha DL, Men’s 200m, photo by PhotoRun.net

Walter Dix was the clear winner here. Running well from the start, Dix went around the turn and as he took off down the straight, the party was over. Dix won by .24 over Churandy Martina and Jaysuma Saidy Ndure. Dix seems to get himself ready when the medals are on the line.

200 Metres – Men                                              Wind: -0.5 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Dix , Walter                     USA      20.02          4        
    2 Martina , Churandy               NED      20.26          2        
    3 Saidy Ndure , Jaysuma            NOR      20.34          1        
    4 Anderson , Marvin                JAM      20.42                   
    5 Forsythe , Mario                 JAM      20.53                   
    6 Dwyer , Rasheed                  JAM      20.60                   
    7 Ouhadi , Aziz                    MAR      20.70                   
      Salaam , Rakieem                 USA        DNF

LaShawn Merritt, 2012 Doha 400m winner, photo by PhotoRun.net 

LaShawn Merritt, the 2008 Olympic Champ, 2009 WC champ, and 2011 silver medalist, is ready to roll. He ran one of the smoothest 44.19 that I have ever seen. Merritt came out of the blocks well, and just powered around the back stretch, then off the turn, he just moved away. Angelo Taylor finished in third in 44.97. Second placer, Lugue Santos is 19!           

400 Metres – Men                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Merritt , LaShawn                USA      44.19          4        
    2 Santos , Luguelín                DOM      44.88          2        
    3
Taylor , Angelo                  USA      44.97          1        
    4 Rooney , Martyn                  GBR      44.99                   
    5 Henry , Tabarie                  ISV      45.20                   
    6 Yousif , Rabah                   SUD      45.42                   
    7 Smith , Calvin                   USA      45.62                   
    8 Schneider , Thomas               GER      47.12                   

800 Metres – Men Race 1                                       

    1 Bosse , Pierre-Ambroise          FRA    1:45.69
    2 El Manaoui , Amine               MAR    1:45.70
    3 Moradi , Sajad                   IRI    1:45.98
    4 Mohammed , Mukhtar               GBR    1:46.41
    5 Yego , Alfred Kirwa              KEN    1:46.46
    6 Manseur , Nadjim                 ALG    1:47.98
    7 Lastennet , Jeff                 FRA    1:48.60
    8 Layachi , Mohamed Amine          ALG    1:51.19
      Al-Quraini , Obaid Abdullah      OMA        DNF                   
      Ali , Belal Mansoor              BRN        DNS

David Rudisha, 2012 Doha DL 800m winner, photo by PhotoRun.net  

David Rudisha is, simply put, the best male 800m in the world. Rudisha hit the 400m in 50.39 and then ran 52.22 for the second go round. Rudisha let loose down the final straight, and he just powered away. Looking forward to seeing him in New York at the adidas GP.               

800 Metres – Men Race 2                                       

    1 Rudisha , David Lekuta           KEN    1:43.10
    2 Kinyor , Job Koech               KEN    1:43.76
    3 Osagie , Andrew                  GBR    1:44.64
    4 Reina , Antonio Manuel           ESP    1:44.65
    5 Mutua , David Mutinda            KEN    1:44.66
    6 Rimmer , Michael                 GBR    1:44.86
    7 Bube , Andreas                   DEN    1:44.99
    8 Holuša , Jakub                   CZE    1:45.12
    9 Balla , Musaeb Abdulrahman       QAT    1:45.19
   10 Madi , Nabil                     ALG    1:50.46
      Kosgei , Silah Kipkoech          KEN        DNF  

Silas Kiplagat, Asbel Kiprop, 2012 Doha DL, 1,500m, photo by PhotoRun.net

Asbel Kiprop has some competition. Silas Kiplagat is at the top of his game. When he went by Kiprop, Kiprop faltered, almost falling, Kiplgat steadied him, then just shot down the straight, holding off Kiprop, 3:29.63-3:29.78. Bethwell Birgin was third in 3:31.17. Ryan Gregson of Australia ran 3:33.92 for 11th, and Russell Brown of the US, 12th in 3:34.11, in twelfth place. Note that Abubaker Kaki was 13th in 3:34.34. 

1500 Metres – Men                                             
                                                            Pts
    1 Kiplagat , Silas                 KEN    3:29.63       &nbs
p;  4        
    2 Kiprop , Asbel                   KEN    3:29.78          2        
    3 Birgen , Bethwell                KEN    3:31.17          1        
    4 Chepseba , Nixon Kiplimo         KEN    3:31.32                   
    5 Cheboi , Collins                 KEN    3:32.64                   
    6 Özbilen , Ilham Tanui            TUR    3:33.32                   
    7 Gebremedhin , Mekonnen           ETH    3:33.38                   
    8 Komen , Daniel Kipchirchir       KEN    3:33.43                   
    9 Driouch , Hamza                  QAT    3:33.69                   
   10 Kiptoo , Eliah                   KEN    3:33.81                   
   11 Gregson , Ryan                   AUS    3:33.92                   
   12 Brown , Russell                  USA    3:34.11                   
   13 Kaki , Abubaker                  SUD    3:34.34
   14 Boukensa , Tarek                 ALG    3:42.88
      Kipchirchir , Victor             KEN        DNF                   
      Polonet , Vickson Naran          KEN        DNF                   
      Keitany , Haron                  KEN        DNS

              Augustine Choge, 2012 Doha DL, 3,000m, photo by PhotoRun.net

Augustine Choge, Eliud Kipchoge, Moses Kipsiro duked it out, as Kenenisa Bekele fell back by 2,000 meters, finishing seventh in 7:40.00. Choge took the 3,000m in 7:30.42, with Kipchoge finishing second in 7:31.40, and Ugandian Moses Kipsiro in third in 7:31.88. Isiah Koech, who is 19, running fourth in 7:32.43. Thomas Longosiwas was fifth in 7:33.68. Edwin Soi finished sixth in 7:38.45.  Choge and Kipchoge are two of the toughest racers on the planet.                 

3000 Metres – Men                                             
                                                            Pts
    1 Choge , Augustine Kiprono        KEN    7:30.42          4        
    2 Kipchoge , Eliud                 KEN    7:31.40          2        
    3 Kipsiro , Moses Ndiema           UGA    7:31.88          1        
    4 Koech , Isiah Kiplangat          KEN    7:32.43                   
    5 Longosiwa , Thomas Pkemei        KEN    7:33.68                   
    6 Soi , Edwin Cheruiyot            KEN    7:38.45                   
    7 Bekele , Kenenisa                ETH    7:40.00                   
    8 Kuma , Abera                     ETH    7:40.85                   
    9 Souleiman , Ayanleh              DJI    7:42.22                   
   10 Arikan , Polat Kemboi            TUR    7:42.31     
              
   11 Rotich , Lucas Kimeli            KEN    7:49.48                   
   12 C’Kurui , James Kwalia           QAT    7:51.36                   
   13 Zerguelaine , Anter              ALG    8:21.95
      Boulahfane , Kamal               ALG        DNF                   
      Ndiwa , Remmy Limo               KEN        DNF                   
      Simotwo , Suleiman Kipses        KEN        DNF

                  Paul Kipsiele Koech, 2012 Doha DL, steeplechase, photo by PhotoRun.net

Paul Kipsiele Koech is an amazing steeplechaser. He not only runs fast, he knows how to hurdle. RBR watched Koech run several solo steeplechases. I recall watching him run 8:05 at the adidas Grand Prix NYC.

This time, Richard Kipkemboi Mateelong and Paul Kipsiele Koech duked it out, running nearly world record pace the entire race. With two laps to go, Mateelong and Koech going hell bent for the win. Paul Koech and Mateelong duked it out around the final lap, with Koech running a screaming 7:56.58, and Richard Mateelong finished second 7:56.81. Two men under eight minutes! Roba Gari, finished third in 8:06.16.  

3000 Metres Steeplechase – Men                                
                                                            Pts
    1 Koech , Paul Kipsiele            KEN    7:56.58          4        
    2 Mateelong , Richard Kipkemboi    KEN    7:56.81          2        
    3 Gari , Roba                      ETH    8:06.16          1        
    4 Kipchoge , Jairus Birech         KEN    8:06.72                   
    5 Kipruto , Conseslus              KEN    8:08.92                   
    6 Nganga , Bernard Mbugua          KEN    8:11.00                   
    7 Kirui , Gilbert Kiplangat        KEN    8:11.27                   
    8 Kipterege , Elijah Chelimo       KEN    8:12.84                   
    9 Ndiku , Jonathan Muia            KEN    8:20.96                   
   10 Kiplagat , Benjamin              UGA    8:22.94                   
   11 Ramolefi , Ruben                 RSA    8:24.28                   
   12 Kipruto , Brimin Kiprop          KEN    8:26.59                   
   13 Ayeko , Simon                    UGA    8:27.13
   14 Mesfin , Nahom                   ETH    8:32.97
   15 Taher , Tareq Mubarak            BRN    8:41.42
   16 Akdag , Tarik Langat             TUR    8:42.36
      Kipkosgei , Nelson               KEN        DNF                   
      Kipkoech , Robert                KEN        DNF

Dimitrius Chondrokokis, 2012 Doha DL, high jump, photo by PhotoRun.net  

Chondrokokis, Williams and Hanany were in there at 2.30m. Chondrokokis took three to clear 2.32m, Williams held his last attempt, after missing 2.32 twice, for 2.34m. That is what a gambler does, and in the high stakes of global high jumping, it is the attribute that Jesse Williams needs to get to the next level. Williams missed this time, and so did Chondrokokis, at 2.34m.

The high jump has high drama, and Chondrokokis and Williams made it dramatic in Doha.               

High Jump – Men                                               
                                                            Pts
    1 Chondroko√∫kis , Dimítrios        GRE       2.32          4        
    2 Williams , Jesse                 USA       2.30          2        
    3 Hanany , Mickael                 FRA       2.30          1        
    4 Oni , Samson                     GBR       2.27                   
    5 Barry , Trevor                   BAH       2.27                   
    5 Thomas , Donald                  BAH       2.27                   
    7 Zhang , Guowei                   CHN       2.27                   
    8 B√°ba , Jaroslav                  CZE       2.24                   
    9 Kgosiemang , Kabelo              BOT       2.24
   10 Dmitrik , Aleksey                RUS       2.20
   11 Barsham , Muamer Aissa           QAT       2.20
   12 Al-Mannai , Rashid Ahmed         QAT       2.20

Aleksandr Menkov, 2012 Doha DL, Long Jump, photo by PhotoRun.net

Aleksandr Who? Well, that won’t happen anymore. While everyone was talking about Godfrey Mokoena and Greg Rutherford, Aleksandr Menkov of Russia took control of the long jump in the fourth round with his personal best of 8.22m!
Godfrey Mokoena took the lead in round 1, with 8.08, then jumped 8.10m in round 2. In round 4, in response to Menkov’s big one, Mokoena jumped 8.10m in round 4.

World leader Greg Rutherford (8.32m) hit 7.98m. Chris Tomlinson withdrew after round 1, not getting a mark, with what has to be perceived as an injury.

Aleksandr Menkov? The 2012 World Indoor bronze medalist is now on my short list!

Long Jump – Men                                               
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Menkov , Aleksandr               RUS       8.22          4              +1.6
    2 Mokoena , Godfrey Khotso         RSA       8.10          2              +0.9
    3 Badji , Ndiss Kaba               SEN       8.04          1              +0.9
    4 Rutherford , Greg                GBR       7.98                         +1.0
    5 Evilä , Tommi                    FIN       7.92                         +0.9
    6 Sdiri , Salim                    FRA       7.79                         +0.6
    7 Smith , Tyrone                   BER       7.69                         +1.5
    8 Howe , Andrew                    ITA       7.16                         +0.8
      Tomlinson , Christopher          GBR   
      NM

Piotr Malachowski, 2012 Doha, Discus, photo by PhotoRun.net

The 2010 European Champion, Piotr Malachowski has opened the 2012 season with a big throw, hitting 67.53m, and winning by a meter over Ehsan Hadadi, who threw 66.32m. Malachowski, the 2008 bronze medalist, and 2009 silver WC medalist, finished ninth in 2011 WC. Gerd Kanter, the World Champion, finished fourth in 65.57m.

Discus Throw – Men                                            
                                                            Pts
    1 Malachowski , Piotr              POL      67.53          4        
    2 Hadadi , Ehsan                   IRI      66.32          2        
    3 Köv√°gó , Zolt√°n                  HUN      65.77          1        
    4 Kanter , Gerd                    EST      65.57                   
    5 Harradine , Benn                 AUS      64.29                   
    6 Gowda , Vikas                    IND      64.10                   
    7 Alekna , Virgilijus              LTU      63.99                   
    8 Israel , Märt                    EST      62.82                   
    9 Olgundeniz , Ercüment            TUR      61.84
   10 Casañas , Yennifer Frank         ESP      61.55
   11 Gudžius , Andrius                LTU      60.27

Women’ results

Allyson Felix, 2012 DL Doha, 100m, photo by PhotoRun.net

Allyson Felix has opened her 2012 season well. The tough victory over VCB, 10.92-10.94, with Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 11.00, Blessing Okagbare, 11.01, LaShaunte Moore, 11.13, Mikele Barber, 11.13, Kerron Stewart, 11.16, should open some eyes quite wide. This means that the women’s 200 meters, with Felix and VCB in London 2012, could be the second most exciting race in London 2012. Lots of comments on Allyson’s bright yellow compression socks.

100 Metres – Women                                            Wind: +0.7 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Felix , Allyson                  USA      10.92          4        
    2 Campbell-Brown , Veronica        JAM      10.94          2        
    3 Fraser-Pryce , Shelly-Ann        JAM      11.00          1        
    4 Okagbare , Blessing              NGR      11.01                   
    5 Moore , LaShauntea               USA      11.13                   
    6 Barber , Mikele                  USA      11.13                   
    7 Stewart , Kerron                 JAM      11.16                   
    8 Simpson , Sherone                JAM      11.22

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nbsp;            Pamela Jelimo, 2012 Doha DL, 800 meters, photo by PhotoRun.net

Word started coming through in February that Pamela Jelimo, the fastest active women’s 800m runner (1:54.01) was back in shape. Jelimo took no prisoners in Doha, hitting the 400m in 57.64, the 500 in 1:26, and then, dug in an ran a 1:56.94. That world leader, with Fantu Magiso in 1:57.90, Janeth Busieni in 1:58.50, Yuneisy Santiusy in 1:59.26, Emma Jackson in 1:59.37 and Molly Beckworth in 1:59.51 PB. Seven under 2 minutes!

When Pamela Jelimo is fit, she is to the women’s 800m what David Rudisha is to the men’s.                    

800 Metres – Women                                            
                                                            Pts
    1 Jelimo , Pamela                  KEN    1:56.94          4        
    2 Magiso , Fantu                   ETH    1:57.90          2        
    3 Busienei , Janeth Jepkosgei      KEN    1:58.50          1        
    4 Santiusty , Yuneisy              CUB    1:59.26                   
    5 Jackson , Emma                   GBR    1:59.37                   
    6 Beckwith , Molly                 USA    1:59.51                   
    7 Sum , Eunice Jepkoech            KEN    1:59.94                   
    8 Luka , Tintu                     IND    2:01.09                   
    9 Koech , Cherono                  KEN    2:01.20
   10 Manou , Tamsyn                   AUS    2:02.75
      Kupina , Yekaterina              RUS        DNF

Meseret Defar, Vivian Cheruiyot, 2012 Doha DL, 3,000m, photo by PhotoRun.net

This race lived up to its hype because Cheruiyot and Defar are in top form and this race should get the world excited about the women’s 5,000 meters in London. Stephanie Twell lead early on and kept the pace honest.

For Defar and Cheruiyot, it came down to the last 200 meters, actually the last 300 meters. A sixty second last lap and the difference at the end was .05, 8:46.44-8:46.49, with Vivian Cheruiyot taking the win. Meseret Defar is back, so lets see how crazy this year gets.                  

3000 Metres – Women                                           
                                                            Pts
    1 Cheruiyot , Vivian Jepkemoi      KEN    8:46.44          4        
    2 Defar , Meseret                  ETH    8:46.49          2        
    3 Kibet , Sylvia Jebiwott          KEN    8:47.49          1        
    4 Burka , Gelete                   ETH    8:48.92                   
    5 Cherono , Priscah Jepleting      KEN    8:50.04                   
    6 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat          KEN    8:50.63                   
    7 Kisa , Janeth                    KEN    8:51.63                   
    8 Korikwiang , Pauline Chemning    KEN    8:52.04                   
    9 Jamal , Maryam Yusuf             BRN    8:54.51                   
   10 Chepkwemoi , Nancy               KEN    8:56.52&nb
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   11 Muriuki , Margaret Wangari       KEN    8:57.43                   
   12 Gebreslase , Gotytom             ETH    9:00.97                   
   13 Twell , Stephanie                GBR    9:01.64
   14 Måkestad Bovim , Ingvill         NOR    9:10.45
   15 Weldu , Nazret                   ERI    9:11.32
      Luchkina , Anna                  RUS        DNF                   
      Feyisa , Bertukan                ETH        DNS                   
      Desalegn , Betlhem               UAE        DNS                   
      Mohammed , Alia Saeed            UAE        DNS

             Lopes, Fosters, Wells, 2012 Doha DL, 110m hurdles, photo by PhotoRun.net

The women’s 110m hurdles is one of the most competitive events on the world schedule. Brigitte Foster-Hylton took this one convincingly, winning in 12.60. Kellie Wells, who had just recovered from an injury, took second in 12.72. Phylicia George of Canada was third in 12.79.

100 Metres Hurdles – Women                                    Wind: +0.1 m/s
                                                            Pts
    1 Foster-Hylton , Brigitte         JAM      12.60          4        
    2 Wells , Kellie                   USA      12.72          2        
    3 George , Phylicia                CAN      12.79          1        
    4 Ali , Nia                        USA      12.93                   
    5 Felicien , Perdita               CAN      12.95                   
    6 Lopes-Schliep , Priscilla        CAN      12.95                   
    7 Lewis , Yvette                   USA      13.08                   
    8 Holder , Nikkita                 CAN      20.81

Melanie Walker, 2012 Doha DL, 400m hurdles, photo by PhotoRun.net

Melanie Walker, 2008 Olympic Gold medalist, 2009 WC gold medalist and 2011 WC silver medalist at 400m hurdles, opened 2012 well, with her world leadering 54.62. Walker is not only fast, but she is a very strong hurdler and she put .3 of a second between herself and Kaliese Spencer, who ran 54.99.

Truth is, we shall have to wait and see until Lashinda Demus opener in Ostrava in the end of May.

400 Metres Hurdles – Women                                    
                                                            Pts
    1 Walker , Melaine                 JAM      54.62          4        
    2 Spencer , Kaliese                JAM      54.99          2        
    3 Shakes-Drayton , Perri           GBR      55.25          1        
    4 Boden , Lauren                   AUS      55.75          &n
bsp;        
    5 Lambarki , Hayat                 MAR      56.29                   
    6 Chaney , Jasmine                 USA      56.55                   
    7 Jesien , Anna                    POL      56.89                   
    8 McPherson , Stephanie            JAM      58.61

        Anastasia Savchenko, 2012 Doha DL, pole vault, photo by PhotoRun.net   

Anastasia Savchenko won here, in 4.57m, on the basis of less attempts, over Silke Spiegelburg of Germany. Nikolita Kiriakopoilou of Greece was third in 4.50m, with Vanessa Boslak of France in fourth in 4.50m and Kate Dennison, former GBR record holder, fifth in 4.50m. Lacy Janson of the USA was sixth in 4.40m. Yuliya Golubchikova of Russia, the vaulter I was watching, finished seventh in 4.30m.               

Pole Vault – Women                                            
                                                            Pts
    1 Savchenko , Anastasia            RUS       4.57          4        
    2 Spiegelburg , Silke              GER       4.57          2        
    3 Kiriakopo√∫lou , Nikoléta         GRE       4.50          1        
    4 Boslak , Vanessa                 FRA       4.50                   
    4 Dennison , Kate                  GBR       4.50                   
    6 Janson , Lacy                    USA       4.40                   
    7 Golubchikova , Yuliya            RUS       4.30                   
    8 Saxer , Mary                     USA       4.30                   
    9 Peake , Sally                    GBR       4.20
    9 Kiryashova , Aleksandra          RUS       4.20
   11 Parnov , Vicky                   AUS       4.00
   11 Larsåsen , Cathrine              NOR       4.00
      Pyrek , Monika                   POL         NM

Olga Rypakova, 2012 Doha DL, triple jump, photo by PhotoRun.net

Olga Rypakova of Kazakstan won the triple jump in Doha with a jump of 14.33m, just over Keila Costa of  Brazil. Francoise Mbango Etone of France was third in 14.09m. Tatyana Lebedeva, one of the best long jump/triple jump athletes ever, was fifth, with a early season jump of 13.84m.

To medal in London 2012 in the triple jump, it will take 15.60m or better. A long way to go in less than one hundred days.                 

Triple Jump – Women                                           
                                                            Pts               Wind
    1 Rypakova , Olga                  KAZ      14.33          4              +0.5
    2 Costa , Keila                    BRA      14.31          2              +0.5
    3 Mbango Etone ,
Françoise         FRA      14.09          1              +0.3
    4 Veld√°kov√° , Dana                 SVK      14.00                         +0.0
    5 Lebedeva , Tatyana               RUS      13.84                         +0.3
    6 Kotlyarova , Aleksandra          UZB      13.78                         +0.5
    7 Šestak , Marija                  SLO      13.56                         +0.6
    8 Trybanska , Malgorzata           POL      13.55                         +0.9
    9 Marie-Nély , Nathalie            FRA      13.51      +0.4

Nadzeya Ostapchuk, 2012 Doha DL, shotput, photo by PhotoRun.net

Jillian Camerena Williams took the lead from Nadine Kleinart, who started with a throw of 19.67m. Camerena Williams then dropped a 19.81m throw for the lead. The Nadzeya Ostapchuk threw 20.53m, and won by nearly a meter. Ostapchuk needs competition, which she will find in London.

Shot Put – Women                                              
                                                            Pts
    1 Ostapchuk , Nadzeya              BLR      20.53          4        
    2 Camarena-Williams , Jillian      USA      19.81          2        
    3 Kleinert , Nadine                GER      19.67          1        
    4 M√°rton , Anita                   HUN      18.33                   
    5 Borel , Cleopatra                TRI      18.30                   
    6 Terlecki , Josephine             GER      17.71                   
    7 Cérival , Jessica                FRA      16.49 

Mariya Abakumova, 2012 Doha DL, javelin, photo by PhotoRun.net

Mariya Abakumova own the javelin over Barbora Spotakova, by a small margin, 66.86 to 66.17.          

Javelin Throw – Women                                         
                                                            Pts
    1 Abakumova , Maria                RUS      66.86          4        
    2 Špot√°kov√° , Barbora              CZE      66.17          2        
    3 Obergföll , Christina            GER      64.59          1        
    4 Du , Xiaowei                     CHN      61.43                   
    5 Sayers , Goldie                  GBR      61.03                   
    6 Mickle , Kimberley               AUS      60.87                   
    7 Ratej , Martina                  SLO   &n
bsp;  60.80                   
    8 Palameika , Madara               LAT      58.01                   
    9 Utriainen , Sanni                FIN      57.80
   10 Stahl , Linda                    GER      56.63
   11 Svechnikova , Anastasiya         UZB      54.47
   12 Eberl , Elisabeth                AUT      51.89
      Klimešov√° , Jarmila              CZE         NM

Next Week, May 18, Shanghai DL.