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ASIAN Athletics Records (Olympic Events & World Record's Events) Men & Women
ASIAN Athletics Best Performances Men & Women
ASIAN Junior Records Men & Women
ASIAN Indoor Records Men & Women
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Asian Athletics season leaders for senior and junior (men and women) as at September 28, 2011. Thanks to my friend Heinrich Hubbeling of Germany (ATFS for Asian AA, IAAF) for the information. Enter the following links to download.
Femi Ogunode leads the men's sprint 100m (10.07) and 200m (20.30)
Naturalised Qatari from Nigeria Femi Seun Ogunode is the winner of double gold medal (200m & 400m) at Asian Games. His 200m time of 20.30 recorded in Diamond League at Doha in May remain the fastest time in Asia this year. On early July, the 5ft 6' sprinter recorded poor times at 100m (10.47) and 200m (20.91) in Kuala Lumpur. However he emerged as the Asian champion after winning the men's 200m a week later at the Asian championships in Kobe, clocking 20.41s (= meet record). And two weeks later he competed at the world military games and set a personal best as well as Asia lead at 100m (10.07), only short 0.08 to Asian record (9.99) held by teammate Samuel Francis.
Chisato Fukushima leads the women's 100m sprint (11.24) and 200m (23.12)
Asian games double gold medalist (100m, 200m) Chisato Fukushima is the leader for three events so far this year (100m, 200m, 4x100m). She won two gold medals at each of the last two Asian championships (2009, 2011) as well as the Asian Games in 2010. Interestingly the gold medals came from different events-Asian championships 2009 (100m 11.27, 4x100m 43.93), Asian Games (100m 11.33, 200m 23.62), Asian Championships 2011 (200m 23.49, 4x100m 44.05).
Note: there's correction of the files at Asian Athletics website, therefore the latest version of Asian Athletics Season Leader 2011 is only available from this website, as long as the others haven't updated.
19th ASIAN Championships in Athletics 2011, Kobe Japan (July 07 - 10, 2011). Results and video highlights at Day 4.
Results & Videos DAY 4 (DAY 1, DAY 2, DAY 3) Men 200m Final (-0.4)
1, Femi Seun Ogunode, QAT, 20.41s = CR (Jang Jae-Keun, 1985). 2, Hitoshi Saito, JPN, 20.75s. 3, O. J. B. Al Salfa, UAE, 20.97s. 4, Shota Iizuka, JPN, 21.10s. 5, Abdullah Al Sooli, OMA, 21.14s. 6, S. Abepitiyage, SRI, 21.16s. 7, Reza Ghasemi, IRI, 21.18s. 8, Yahya Al-Noufali, OMA, 21.20s.
Triple Jump
1, Yevgeniy Ektov, KAZ, 16.91m +0.0. 2, Yanxi Li, CHN, 16.70m +4.1. 3, Roman Valiyev, KAZ, 16.62m. 4, Shinya Sogame, JPN, 16.51m +1.1. 5, Bin Dong, CHN, 16.36m +0.2. 6, Mohd Hakimi Ismail, MAS, 15.77m +3.1 (Legal 15.76m +0.8). 7, Daigo Hasegawa, JPN, 15.76m +2.3. 8, M.A.A. Darwish, UAE, 15.72s -0.9. 9, Ahmed Abdullah Faraj, KSA, 15.54m +0.6. 10, Ruslan Kurbanov, UZB, 15.51m +1.1. 11, Yohei Kajikawa, JPN, 15.48m -0.1. 12, Zafar Iqbal, PAK, 15.30m -0.7. 13, M.G.M. Mohammed, KSA, 14.72m -0.7. Kuan Wong Si, MAC, Dns.
4x100m Round 1 Heat 1
1, CHINA (Lao, Liang Su, Chen), 39.15s Q. 2, THAILAND (Chaiprasert, Sondee, Suwannarangsari, Meenapra), 39.68s Q. 3, SOUTH KOREA (Yeo, Juen, Kim, Lim), 39.75s Q. 4, INDIA (Anand, Rane, Mon, Molla), 40.13s q. 5, OMA (Al-Jabri, Al-Noufali, Al Sooli, Aulud Thani), 40.38s. 6, INDONESIA (Octaviandi, Iswandi, Fadlin, Astriyanto), 40.52s.
Heat 2
1, JAPAN (Kobayashi, Eriguchi, Takahira, Saito), 38.92s Q. 2 HONG KONG (Tang, Lai, Ng, Tsui), 39.33s Q. 3, CHINESE TAIPEI (Wang, Liu, Tsai, Yi), 39.36s Q. 4, SINGAPORE (Kang, Jamal, Yeo, Mustapa), 40.17s q. UAE, Dnf.
1500m Final
1, Mohammad Alazemi, KUW, 3:42.49s. 2, Sajad Morai, IRI, 4:43.30s. 3, C. I. Wi Jekoon, SRI, 3:44.01s. 4, Yuya Konishi, JPN, 3:46.24s. 5, B. M. B. Ali, BRN, 3:47.26s. 6, Sang Min Sin, KOR, 3:48.36s. 7, Ridwan, INA, 3:48.52s. 8, Moslem Niadoost, IRI, 3:50.79s.
100m Final (+1.9)
1, Guzel Khubbieva, UZB, 11.39s (RT= 0.121, at 35- first time won Asian Championships). 2, Yong Li Wei, CHN, 11.70s. 3, Yujia Tao, CHN, 11.74s. 4, Nai Okabe, JPN, 11.79s. 5, Nongnuch Sanrat, THA, 11.80s. 6, Maryam Toosi, IRI, 11.81s. 7, Olga Bludova, KAZ, 11.82s. Kana Ichikawa, Dns.
Heat 4 (+0.8) 1, Bingtian Su, CHN, 10.41s Q. 2, Chi Ho Tsui, HKG, 10.48s Q. 3, Yasir B. Alnashri, KSA, 10.52s Q. 4, Mohd Fadlin, INA, 10.65s q. 5, Sota Kawatsura, JPN, 10.69s q. 6, Wachara Sonee, THA, 10.76s. 7, Ahmed Juma S. Al Zaabi, UAE, 10.77s.
100m Semifinals Heat 1 (+0.0) 1, Masashi Erugushi, JPN, 10.36s. 2, Qiang Chen, CHN, 10.47s. 3, Sota Kawatsura, JPN, 10.48s Q. 4, Barakat Al-Harthi, OMA, 10.50s. 5, Reza Ghasemi, IRI, 10.64s. 6, Chun Ho Lai, HKG, 10.67s. 7, Kukyoung Kin, KOR, 10.73s. Samuel Francis, QAT, DNS.
Heat 2 (+0.5) 1, Bingtian Su, CHN, 10.31s Q. 2, Yusuke Kotani, JPN, 10.52s Q. 3, Mohd Fadlin, INA, 10.56s Q. 4, Y.B. Al Nashri, KSA, 10.62s q. 5, Chi Ho Tsu, HKG, 10.66s. 6, A. Abepitiyage, SRI, 10.68s. 7, M. Amirudin Jamal, SIN, 10.69s. 6, Jirapong Meenapra, THA, 10.70s.
The 2011 Asian Athletics Grand prix which consists of three series will be held in China soon. The first leg is scheduled in Jiaxing on May 22, followed by Kunshan on May 26 and will be ended in Wunjiang on May 29. For those who are interested, related statistics materials can now be downloaded:
ASIAN Continental Records & Best Performances
ASIAN 2011 Leaders (Senior)
ASIAN 2011 Leaders (Junior)
# Start lists, Grand Prix's past champion lists, and Asian Grand Prix records has been released at the official website of Asian Athletics Association, too.
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# Asian Athletics Statistics Publication for 2010 is now available!!
Heinrich Hubbeling has produced his 22nd consecutive edition of Asian Athletics statistics (ASIAN Athletics 2010 Rankings -93 pages). Grab the book by payment is advance of EURO 15 / USD 22. Details are as follows:
a) Asian Top 30 lists (more performers, however, when there are more than 30 athletes among or at least close to the "WORLD TOP 100"
b) Other next best performances restricted to 4 performers per country per each event and additional results. For instance, windy marks, indoor performances and national records outside the limit above also included and are given in separate sections. (I.e, A total of 101 performers/sprinters were listed in the men's 100m ranking!!)
For more information and order, please contact Mr Heinrich Hubbeling:
E-Mail: hhubbeling@t-online.de OR FAX: 49 2564 2829
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Asian Athletics Ranking for 2010 is now available for FREE download. This free edition is courtesy of Mr. Heinrich Hubbeling (A.T.F.S for IAAF and Asian AA) for Asian AA correspondents. The rankings include the top 10 lists at each Olympic events and a few additional non-Olympic events. Click here to download. Malaysia's Top Performers (Ranking) for 2010 also available, click here to request.
Asian Athletics Ranking for 2010 (click image to enlarge) (download)
However, the more indepth statistics (handbook) for 2010 (and previous years) is only available from Mr. Heinrich Hubbeling. Detailed handbook item are as follows: (If you're interested please refer to pricing below).
2009 Asian Athletics Handbook
+ Asian Continental TOP 30 at each events + Detailed lists for additional best
performers from countries other than CHN or JPN (up to best 4 per country for each event)
+ Report for all national records during 2009 season
+ ASIAN
Continental records as at 31.12.2009 (Seniors/Juniors / Outdoors and Seniors /
Indoors)
+ ASIAN
athletes in world lists 2009 (survey)
2010 Asian Athletics Handbook - Soon this year.
Previous Publications / Handbooks
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Athletes from all the ASEAN member nations gathered together in Chiang Mai for the 15th ASEAN University Games which officially slated at December 15 - 24 in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Track and fields athletes spent four action-packed days, started in December 18 - 22 at the Maejo University stadium. However, on the 19th of December, athletes, coaches and officials had a rest day to enable them to join the special organized trips to Mae Sa Elephant Camp, Kamphaeng Hot Spring, Baan Tawai, Bor Sang and Night Safari!.
Following are the videos and results (sprint events) at the first day of athletics events on December 18, 2010.
Video of men's 100mFinal & Semifinals
Final (W: 0.4): 1, M. Elfi Mustapa, SIN, 10.59s. 2, Fadlin, INA, 10.60s. 3, Fernando Lumain, INA, 10.65s. 4, Amiruddin Jamal, SIN, 10.69s. 5, Taweesak Pooltong, THA, 10.72s. 6, Zabidi Ghazali, MAS, 10.89s. 7, Weerawat Phuekong, THA, 10.92s. S. Kannan, MAS, DQ.
Malaysia athletics team have ended the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou without any medal. Following an analysis of Malaysia Athletics' performances in the Asiad.
Lee Hup Wei (Men's High Jump, PB 2.27m)
Lee Hup Wei (PB 2.27, Asiad 2.15)
Hup Wei set a 2.27m (NR) in 2008 which enabled him to compete at the Beijing Olympics. He repeated the NR mark twice this year and won a hattrick at the 2010 Asian Athletics Grand Prix in India. He was the hope of bringing home the gold medal from the 2010 Asiad. However, he could only manage to place 5th with an upset mark of 2.15m.
"A great dissapointment, Hup Wei should have completed the last 2 jumps at 2.19m and not go for 2.23m, three athletes shared the bronze at 2.19m, he leapt 2.27m twice this year", said Roger Loong, a long-time athletics observer and statistician.
Despite failing to retain the bronze medal she won in Doha 2006, she improved her season best of 58.23s twice in Guangzhou. At the semifinals, she clocked a SB time of 58.16s to place third, then once again lowered the SB to 57.22s at the final where she placed fifth.
Roslinda Samsu (Women's Pole Vault, PB 4.40m)
Based on her PB of 4.40m, she could have won a medal. She became the Asian Champion in 2007, and leapt a 4.15m this year. However a 4.00 metres effort in Guangzhou hinders her to be one of the podium winners, thus failed to match her silver medal feat in Doha 2006.
Despite of the failure, i believe she will defends her SEA Games gold medal easily at Jakarta in June 2011.
Nurul Sarah A. Kadir (Women's 100m, PB 11.83s)
She won triple gold medals (100m, 200m & 4x100m) at Malaysian Games this year. After setting a PB of 11.83s during the 2009 SEA Games, she has been consistent to run sub-12s this year.
In Guangzhou, she did 11.99s in the first round and advanced in the semifinals where she clocked a season best mark of 11.91s.
Zubaidah Adabi (Women's 100m, PB 11.81s)
A former long jumper, but switched to 100m sprint this year at age of 24. But long jump and sprinting are related. Carl Lewis, a former WR holder in the 100m has won the long jump 4 times at the Olympics. Dwight Phillips reduced his 100m time to jump further.
It does to Zubaidah. She was the best long jumper in the country for at least four years and she timed 11.81s this year, which is the fastest time by any Malaysian since 2008. She was selected for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi but withdrew due to an ankle injury. In Guangzhou, she did 12.01s in the first rounds, then 11.93s in the semifinals.
This quartet has broken the 21-year-old national record (45.37s) with a time of 45.33s in Zgorzelec, Poland this year. All of members have running below 12s in many times for the past 2 years.
First leg, Yi Yee Ling clocked a PB time of 11.95s during the Asian Athletics GP in India. Norjannah, the back stretch runner who has a PB of 11.82s registered a 11.99s this year. Second curve runner, Nurul Zarah ran her SB in Guangzhou in 11.91s (PB 11.83s), while Zubaidah who anchored the quartet has the fastest time in Malaysia this year in 11.81s.
In Guangzhou, they only managed to finish in sixth position in the final with a time of 45.54s.
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The 5th SEA Athletics Junior Championship concluded last week at Bangkok, Thailand. A total of 9 countries were taking part at the 2 days meet that was held at November 03-04, 2010.
This year games saw a team outside the Southeast Asia, Hong Kong was invited to take part. It's perhaps to give the opportunity for the SEA athletes to feel a different ambiance of competition.
Sprinter Jirapong Meenapra of Thailand ruled the sprints events with a triple gold medals performances. Jirapong, who one of the finalists in the 100m at the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Singapore this year has timed 10.45s (0.0) in the sprint century, 21.25s (+1.1) in the half-lap sprint, and a 40.53s performance in the one-lap relays.
It was also an improvement on his 100m PR of 10.51 (+2.0) he set in Phetchaburi, Thailand in January 2010. With the achievement, Jirapong is now moved to the 4th fastest in the World youth lists.
Malaysia team bagged three gold medals home. The gold medals were contributed by high jumpers Kavee Alagan and Shandyiani Mahendran who leaped 2.08m and 1.72m respectively. The third medal was added from the boy’s 2000m steeplechase by Ahmad Luth Hamizan. He managed to clock a time of 6:05.86s.
The championships was initially to be held in Kuala Lumpur in June but then it was rescheduled. The reason why, we all not sure, perhaps the financial restriction? also not sure, but in the month of June the Malaysian Games was held, hence the managements, officials, athletes etc. were focused on it.
However the championship was not only rescheduled but eventually moved to Bangkok, why? maybe "they" don't care about SEA Athletics Junior Championship. But the consequences of this amendment has affected majority of athletes (of course!) especially the Philippines athletes as stated by a friend on the Pinoymiler's site.
For full results click here (Courtesy of Athletics Association of Thailand)
The 2010 edition of Thailand open track and field championship was held at Thammasat University stadium in Rangsit, Thailand.
As usual, strong foreign teams including Malaysia, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong and Chinese Taipei, Macau, Myanmmar and Sri Lanka took part at the four days championship.
The men's 100m saw a close battle on the line but Malaysia's Imran A. Hadi was declared the winner with a time of 10.54s, just ahead of Hong Kong's Lai Chun Ho in second at 10.55s while Thais sprinter Watchara Sondee third in 10.56s.
The 72nd Singapore open track and field championship was held from 18-19 September 2010 at Gombak Stadium, Singapore. Following are the full results and videos from sprint events:
The 2010 Indonesia National Athletics Championship was held on August 04-07 at Jakarta. The annual national event was organized by Persatuan Atletik Seluruh Indonesia (Indonesia Athletics Federation). Only local athletes took part in the meet.
Indonesian top sprinter, Suryo Agung Wibowo whose 100m PB is 10.17s took part but his performance was not 'classified' in the official results due to technical problem unrelated to the race. Some other top athletes competed, but their results also were not 'classified'. Earlier before the meet it was reported that several teams were unhappy with decisions by their own athletes to compete under different teams, in which have led many protests during the meet.
SEA Games champion, Dedeh Erawati was in action and won two individual golds from the 100mh and 200m with 13.45s and 24.48s, respectively.
Meanwhile, experienced runner Esther Sumah has becomes the oldest to win the Indonesian national title. She won the 800m in a time of 2:17.74s at age of 44!
Following are the major results from final rounds plus additional best performances:
MEN:
100m Final (NWI): 1, Franklin Burumi,10.52. 2, Farel Octafiandi, 10.67. 3, John H.Muray 10.76. 4, Iswandi. 4, 10.90.
100m SF 1 (-0.3): 1, Burumi, 10.60. 2, Heru Astriyanto 10.88; 100m SF 2 (+0.8). 1, Octafiandi, 10.62. 2, Muray, 10.79. 3, Ali Wardhana, 10.82; Heats (Best performances): Burumi (10.66 w0.0), Mohd Fadlin (10.85 w0.0), Octafiandi (10.85 w +0.2), Astriyanto (10.88 w -0.4), Suryo Agung Wibowo,10.51, Not Classified).
200m Final (+2.3): 1, Ahmad Sumarsono Sakeh 21.51. 2, Edi Ariansyah 21.62, 3, Sapwaturahman, 21.62; 200m SF 1(+2.3): Ahmad Sumarsono, 21.74; 200m SF 2 (+1.3): 1, Ariansyah, 21.75. 2, Sapwaturahman, 21.78.
20000m Walk: 1, Kristian L.Tobing, 1:40:12.88s. 2, Abdul Rozak, 1:44:18.81s. 3, Indra Abdul Kadir 1:46:30.72s. 4, Yohanes Seran, 1:47:22.33s.
WOMEN:
100m Final (w +0.2): 1, Nurul Imaniar, 12.15 (SF: 12.15 w -0.1); 200m Final (w +1.2): 1, Dedeh Erawati, 24.48. 2, Tri Setyo Utami, 25.07. 3, Serafi A.Unani, 25.38. 4, Indah Lisa Wijayanti, 25.39; 400m Final: 1, Musyafidah, 58.25.
Acknowledgment: Courtesy of the Results from ASIA Reports by Heinrich Hubbeling
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The 3rd AsianAll StarsAthletics meet held on July 29-30, 2010 in New Delhi, India. As much as 250 athletes from 17 countries were taking part. The Asian All Stars Athletics was set to provide a competitive rivalry among the best athletes (junior and senior) from the whole Asian continental. Top Asian athlete Ehsan Hadidi who holds the continental record in discus throw (69.32m) was among the list of participants. A total prize money of USD 70,000 were distributed to the top three winners from the entire 25 events.
Malaysia hurdler Mohd Ajmal Hassan delivered the only medal for the country when he suprisingly wins bronze in 110mh in 14.61. Malaysian Games champion P.Yuvaaraj hovewer could only finished 7th in the 400m with a time of 48.04, some way off his season best of 47.31. Middle distance runners, Mohd Jironi and Gantimathi failed to win in their respective events.
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The 14th Asian Junior Athletics Championships was held from July 1-4, 2010 at My Dinh Stadium, Hanoi, Vietnam. Only athletes born in the year 1991 and 1992 allowed to compete. More than 650 officials and competitors from 37 countries and territories weremtaking part in the tournament.
Malaysia sent small team due to a regular reason, small budget and also restriction from the Ministry. Out of 26 athletes listed only five went to Hanoi and some of them were on their own expenses!
National Sports Council of Malaysia (MSN) cut the budget for almost 70% while the Ministry of Education doesn't approved the student to leave as reported by a trusted source.
The team could have won medals if all athletes went. Five young sprinters have ran below 10.80 this year and they could teamed-up in the men's 4x100 for at least 40.3-40.5. Thailand won the men's 4x100m final in 39.82 followed by Hong Kong and Japan with 40.51 and 40.64 respectively. Thailand sent 35 athletes and they won 4 Gold while Singapore 19 athletes and back home with medal.
