Audrey Hillary Jugah, 15, clocked 10.91 in 100m?
>> December 12, 2019
The 2nd edition of Sukan Sarawak of SUKSAR (Sarawak State Games) in Miri (9-14 December 2019) has produced some attracted results in track and field events.
The main highlight was the record-breaking performance of five young local sprinters who have broken the games record of 11.11.
Fifteen-year-old Audray Macshaquille Hillary Jugah, born 16 January 2004, was reported to have clocked a time of 10.91 to win the century.
No wind-winding was available or reported.
Edward Adau Peritt whose PB is 10.93 grabbed the second spot from Dion Dexter Harden who ended in third. Both have clocked an identical time of 10.99.
Khairulnash Mohammad was slightly behind them in 11.00 to finish in the 4th ahead of Givyasclive Yamin in 5th (11.07).
This shows that Malaysia has got plenty of talent for sprint running.
In less than 4 weeks ago, a 15-year-old Malaysian sprinter, Azeem Fahmi has run the 100m in 10.57 to become one of the world's fastest sprinters for the age of under 16.
Previously, a 14-year-old sprinter, Jad Rizalman clocked 10.96 in the 100m dash.
Not many who have run the 100m in less than 11 seconds at very young ages.
Meanwhile, many other athletes have excelled by breaking the games records that were set during the first edition in 2017.
The biennial multi-sports event involved athletes aged 19 or under, as one of the selection platforms for the state for Malaysian Games (SUKMA) next year.
All winners and best results during the first day (11-Dec) are as follows:
MEN
100m
1. Audray Macshaquille Hillary Jugah 10.91
2. Edward Adau Perit 10.99
3. Dion Dexter Kedang Harden 10.99
4. Khairulnash Mohammad 11.00
5. Givyasclive Yamin 11.07
400m
1. Russell Bryan Christie 51.66 (GR)
1500m
1. Jetris Foo 4:26.11 (GR)
400m hurdles
1. Christ Endree Molem 55.86 (GR)
Long Jump
1. Jeremiah Udau Dariyyus 6.86 (GR)
Discus Throw
1. Wong Yu Kiong 33.83
Hammer Throw
1. Sii Hoe Kiong 44.36
2. Wong Yew In 43.36
3. Muhd Rafiuddin Aminuddin 41.17
10000m walk
1. Mohammad Putera Aulul Yusni 1:01:07.20
WOMEN
100m
1. Floristhy Loura Paul 12.68
400m
1. Chloe Thong Yueh 62.92
1500m
Lvy Nayan Banyah 5:32.36 (GR)
400m hurdles
1. Norafifah Hijrah Jaidi 71.44 (GR)
Long Jump
1. Nathalie Lenang 5.15m
Triple Jump
1. Vanessa Payak Ubau 11.11
Shot Put
1. Vennearyiu Kasim 10.92 (GR)
The winners and best results during the second day (12-Dec) are as follows:
MEN
200m
1. Dion Dexter Kedang Harden 22.58
800m
1. Alif Zaini 2:06.53 (GR)
3000m Steeplechase
1. Lucas Wong Sie Hong 10:39.53
110m Hurdles
1. Elvin Yap Zhi Xian 15.51 (GR)
High Jump
1. Raof Sapie 1.91 (GR)
Shot Put
1. Liong King Hui 13.60 (GR)
Javelin Throw
1. Pethius Jadam 54.91 (GR)
WOMEN
200m
1. Floristhy Loura Paul 26.49
800m
1. Rosy Libau 2:38.93
3000m Steeplechase
1. Lvy Nayan Banyah 13:18.82
100m Hurdles
1. Norafifah Hijrah Jaidi 16.53 (GR)
High Jump
1. Rosita Lua Jabing 1.56m (GR)
Hammer Throw
1. Joyee Wong Hui Yi 34.36
Javelin Throw
1. Vannesha Sandau 32.69
The main highlight was the record-breaking performance of five young local sprinters who have broken the games record of 11.11.
Fifteen-year-old Audray Macshaquille Hillary Jugah, born 16 January 2004, was reported to have clocked a time of 10.91 to win the century.
No wind-winding was available or reported.
Edward Adau Peritt whose PB is 10.93 grabbed the second spot from Dion Dexter Harden who ended in third. Both have clocked an identical time of 10.99.
Khairulnash Mohammad was slightly behind them in 11.00 to finish in the 4th ahead of Givyasclive Yamin in 5th (11.07).
Audray (left) ran 10.91 in the 100m (Photo by Borneo Post Online) |
In less than 4 weeks ago, a 15-year-old Malaysian sprinter, Azeem Fahmi has run the 100m in 10.57 to become one of the world's fastest sprinters for the age of under 16.
Previously, a 14-year-old sprinter, Jad Rizalman clocked 10.96 in the 100m dash.
Not many who have run the 100m in less than 11 seconds at very young ages.
Meanwhile, many other athletes have excelled by breaking the games records that were set during the first edition in 2017.
The biennial multi-sports event involved athletes aged 19 or under, as one of the selection platforms for the state for Malaysian Games (SUKMA) next year.
All winners and best results during the first day (11-Dec) are as follows:
MEN
100m
1. Audray Macshaquille Hillary Jugah 10.91
2. Edward Adau Perit 10.99
3. Dion Dexter Kedang Harden 10.99
4. Khairulnash Mohammad 11.00
5. Givyasclive Yamin 11.07
400m
1. Russell Bryan Christie 51.66 (GR)
1500m
1. Jetris Foo 4:26.11 (GR)
400m hurdles
1. Christ Endree Molem 55.86 (GR)
Long Jump
1. Jeremiah Udau Dariyyus 6.86 (GR)
Discus Throw
1. Wong Yu Kiong 33.83
Hammer Throw
1. Sii Hoe Kiong 44.36
2. Wong Yew In 43.36
3. Muhd Rafiuddin Aminuddin 41.17
10000m walk
1. Mohammad Putera Aulul Yusni 1:01:07.20
WOMEN
100m
1. Floristhy Loura Paul 12.68
400m
1. Chloe Thong Yueh 62.92
1500m
Lvy Nayan Banyah 5:32.36 (GR)
400m hurdles
1. Norafifah Hijrah Jaidi 71.44 (GR)
Long Jump
1. Nathalie Lenang 5.15m
Triple Jump
1. Vanessa Payak Ubau 11.11
Shot Put
1. Vennearyiu Kasim 10.92 (GR)
The winners and best results during the second day (12-Dec) are as follows:
MEN
200m
1. Dion Dexter Kedang Harden 22.58
800m
1. Alif Zaini 2:06.53 (GR)
3000m Steeplechase
1. Lucas Wong Sie Hong 10:39.53
110m Hurdles
1. Elvin Yap Zhi Xian 15.51 (GR)
High Jump
1. Raof Sapie 1.91 (GR)
Shot Put
1. Liong King Hui 13.60 (GR)
Javelin Throw
1. Pethius Jadam 54.91 (GR)
WOMEN
200m
1. Floristhy Loura Paul 26.49
800m
1. Rosy Libau 2:38.93
3000m Steeplechase
1. Lvy Nayan Banyah 13:18.82
100m Hurdles
1. Norafifah Hijrah Jaidi 16.53 (GR)
High Jump
1. Rosita Lua Jabing 1.56m (GR)
Hammer Throw
1. Joyee Wong Hui Yi 34.36
Javelin Throw
1. Vannesha Sandau 32.69