Vietnamese Junior Athletics 2012 - Results

GIẢI VÔ ĐỊCH ĐIỀN KINH TRẺ TOÀN QUỐC NĂM 2012

Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam) 16 – 18 August 2012 “National Junior Championships”

-wind reading not reported, first three at each event and best results;

MEN

100m (17): 1. Bui Van Dong (95) 10.95, 2. Duong Van Hieu (93) 11.10, 3. Nguyen Si Duong (95) 11.16;

Heats (17): 1h2 Duong Van Hieu (93) 11.07;  1h3 Bui Van Dong (95) 11.02;

200m (16): 1. Le Trong Hinh (96) 22.02, 2. Duong Van Hieu (93) 22.09, 3. Thach Be (93) 22.26, 4. Quach Cong Lich (93) 22.30, 5. Hoang Van Duy (95) 22.34;

400m (18): 1. Hoang Van Duy (95) 47.84 NJR=, 2. Quach Cong Lich (93) 47.97, 3. Nguyen Huu Tuong (93) 48.06, 4. Ho Xuan Tam (93) 49.02;

800m (16): 1. Ngo Dang Thanh (93) 1:56.05, 2. Le Van Son (93) 1:56.29, 3. Truong Quy Hung (93) 1:56.30, 4. Nguyen Van Duc (95) 1:56.91;

1500 (18): 1. Le Trong Giang (93) 4:00.88, 2. Truong Quy Hung (93) 4:04.52, 3. Ngo Dang Thanh (93) 4:05.17, 4. Le Van Son (93) 4:06.04;

5000m (18): 1. Le Trong Giang (93) 15:14.17, 2. Do Quoc Luat (93) 15:33.11, 3. Pham Quoc Viet (94) 15:37.57, 4. Le Van Thao (95) 15:37.99, 5. Le Ngoc Anh (95) 15:50.10, 6. Dinh Hoang Phuc (95) 15:59.69;

10000m (16): 1. Do Quoc Luat (93) 33:49.80, 2. Doan Ngoc Hoang (93) 33:53.71, 3. Bui Ngoc Tuan (94) 34:53.99;

3000m St (16): 1. Le Trong Giang (93) 9:40.00, 2. Pham Quoc Viet (94) 9:45.82, 3. Le Ngoc Anh (95) 9:59.29.

110mh (18): 1. Nguyen Van Phuc (93) 14.93, 2. Nguyen Bao Trung (94) 15.02, 3. Nguyen Anh Tu (94) 15.25;

400mh (17): 1. Nguyen Anh Tu (94) 54.84, 2. Nguyen Van Phuc (93) 55.34, 3. Mai Sy Viet (95) 55.87;

High Jump (18): 1. Tran Huu Nam (94) 2.00, 2. Do Van Chung  (94) 1.90, 3. Nguyen Thanh Nhan (94) 1.90;

Pole Vault (16): 1. Le Hong Huu (93) 4.45 NJR, 2. Do Thanh Hau (95) 3.40, 3. Kieu Minh Nghia (93) 3.40.

Long Jump (16): 1. Nguyen Van Hao (96) 7.10, 2. Nguyen Van Thuan (93) 7.01, 3. Bui Van Thuan (95) 6.99.

Triple (17): 1. Nguyen Van Thuan (93) 14.98, 2. Thai Xuan Tien (96) 14.82, 3. Nguyen Van Hao (96) 14.76, 4. Nguyen Tieng Thanh (93) 14.75;

Shot / 7.26kg (16): 1. Tran Phu Hoang Long (95) 13.73, 2. Nguyen Thanh Tung (95) 13.42, 3. Dinh Trong Khoi (95) 13.42, 4. Tran Quang Huy (93) 13.05, 5. Truong Van Hong (94) 13.04, 6. Phan Thanh Binh (95) 12.69;

Hammer / 7.26kg (18): 1. Do Tan Truong (93) 44.25, 2. Tang Thong Quang (93) 37.25, 3. Tran Quang Huy (93) 15.33;

Discus / 2kg (18): 1. Tran Quang Huy (93) 38.74, 2. Le Hoang Anh (94) 34.22, 3. Phan Thanh Binh (95) 33.51;

Javelin / 800g (17): 1. Nguyen Hoai Van (93) 60.75 NJR, 2. Truong Van Hong (94) 58.26, 3. Pham Ngoc Anh (95) 56.69;

10000m W (18): 1. Duong Huu Tin (95) 48:05.43, 2. Ngo Trong Hieu (94) 54:33.92, 3. Vo Nhat Cuong (96) 55:59.85;

Octat (16/17): 1. Nguyen Bao Trung (94) 4981 (11.53, 6.58, 9.41, 50.28, 15.18, 1.75, 41.10, 3:30.96), 2. Hoang Van Tuan (94) 4823 (11.64, 6.27, 11.01, 53.61, 15.54, 1.65, 33.59, 3:05.31), 3. Nguyen Huu Nghia (94) 4640 (11.89, 6.60, 9.50, 54.32, 15.90, 1.80, 39.80, 3:36.09);

4x100m (18): 1. Quan Doi (Bui Van Nghiem, Ngo The Nguyen, Bui Van Anh, Tran Bich Anh) 42.13;

4x200m (17): 1. Quan Doi (Trinh Viet Tu, Bui Van Ngheim, Ngo The Nguyen, Bui Van Anh) 1:28.52;

4x400m (16): 1. Hanoi (Nguyen Dinh Tuyen, Hoang Van Duy, Nguyen Xuan Truong, Nguyen Anh Tu) 3:19.85.

4x800m (17): 1. Quang Tri (Dinh Tien Nam, Truong Quy Hung, Le Van Son, Nguyen Quoc Viet) 8:02.54;

WOMEN

100m (17): 1. Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong (94) 12.43, 2. Nguyen Thi Oanh (96) 12.52, 3. Nguyen Thi Hong Thao (93) 12.67;

Heats (17): 1h1 Nguyen Thi Oanh (96) 12.40, 2h1 Nguyen Thi Hong Thao (93) 12.42;  1h2 Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong (94) 12.26, 2h2 Luu Lim Phung (96) 12.42;

200m (16): 1. Nguyen Thi Huyen (93) 24.60, 2. Quach Thi Lan (95) 24.78, 3. Nguyen Thi Oanh (96) 24.90, 5. Dau Thi Huyen (94) 25.72;

Heats (16): 1h1 Quach Thi Lan (95) 24.58, 2h1 Nguyen Thi Huyen (93) 24.68;

400m (18): 1. Quach Thi Lan (95) 54.49, 2. Nguyen Thi Huyen (93) 55.07, 3. Hoang Thi Ngoc (95) 58.19;

Heats (18): 1h1 Quach Thi Lan (95) 54.29, 2h1 Hoang Thi Ngoc (95) 57.80;  1h2 Nguyen Thi Huyen (93) 57.56;

800m (16): 1. Vu Thi Ly (95) 2:14.35, 2. Tran Thi Hoa (95) 2:15.10, 3. Luu Thi Ngat (94) 2:15.44, 4. Pham Thi Hoai Thanh (94) 2:16.77, 5. Dinh Thi Be (96) 2:17.76, 6. Vo Thi Ngoc Hanh (95) 2:17.81, 7. Nguyen T.Mong Thuy (95) 2:18.03, 8. Van Thi Cuc (94) 2:18.73, 9. Vu Thi Hong (95) 2:20.23, 10. Nguyen Thi Lien (94) 2:22.21;

Heats (16): 1h2 Nguyen T.Mong Thuy (95) 2:20.92, 2h2 Van Thi Cuc (94) 2:21.08, 3h2 Tran Thi Hoa (95) 2:21.57, 4h2 Dinh Thi Be (96) 2:21.65, 5h1 Vu Thi Hong (95) 2:21.77;

1500m (18): 1. Ngueyn Thi Hai (93) 4:42.82, 2. Tran Thi Hoa (95) 4:43.39, 3. Nguyen Thi Oanh (95) 4:43.83, 4. Vu Thi Lay (95) 4:52.85, 5. Van Thi Cuc (94) 4:53.76;

5000m (16): 1. Nguyen T.My Thuong (95) 19:14.96, 2. Nguyen Thi Y Tien (93) 19:21.15, 3. Pham Thi Trinh (96) 19:23.52, 4. Nguyen Thi My Chi (93) 19:39.93, 5. Pham Thi My Thao (95) 19:51.64, 6. Ta Thi Thu Yen (95) 19:52.06;

10000m (17): 1. Nguyen T.My Thuong (95) 39:01.58, 2. Mai Thi Dung (95) 39:09.19, 3. Phung Thi Hang (94) 39:20.25, 4. Hoang Thi Thanh (94) 39:46.17;

3000m St (16): 1. Truong Thi Thuy Kieu (96) 10:52.57, 2. Nguyen Thi Bich Tram (94) 10:59.97, 3. Nguyen Thi Lien (93) 11:03.18, 4. Nguyen Thi Oanh (95) 11:23.80, 5. Nguyen Thi Hai (93) 11:41.14, 6. Tran Thi Phuong Dung (94) 11:52.04;

100mh (18): 1. Trinh Thi Thu Mai (95) 14.96, 2. Pham Thi Kieu Oanh (93) 15.52, 3. Nguyen Thi Oanh (96) 15.56;

400mh (17): 1. Nguyen Thi Huyen (93) 59.97, 2. Le Binh Dinh (93) 61.26, 3. Nguyen Thi Hang (94) 63.06;

High Jump (16): 1. Nguyen Thi Quynh (93) 1.75, 2. Nguyen Thi Phuong Nhi (94) 1.66, 3. Nguyen Thi Hoai Nhi (96) 1.66;

Pole Vault (17): 1. Truong Thi Thu (95) 3.20, 2. Nguyen Thi Diu (96) 3.00, 3. Le Thi Thanh Thao (95) 2.70;

Long Jump (17): 1. Le Thi Kim Ngan (93) 5.79, 2. Dang Thi Thu Suong (93) 5.53, 3. Nong Thi Bien (94) 5.52, 4. Nguyen Thi Tuoi (93) 5.45;

Triple (18): 1. Nguyen Thi Tuoi (93) 12.39, 2. Nguyen Thi Oanh (96) 12.25, 3. Dang Thi Thu Suong (93) 12.04, 4. Tran Cam Tien (94) 11.96, 5. Le Thi Kim Ngan (93) 11.94;

Shot (17): 1. Le Thi Lai (93) 13.63 NJR, 2. Lo Thi Phien (94) 11.76, 3. Tran Le Truc Linh (94) 11.56;

Discus (16): 1. Le Thi Lai (93) 39.48 NJR, 2. Le Thi Cam Dung (93) 38.11, 3. Thach Thi Cua (93) 35.33;

Hammer (18): 1. Bui Luu Phuong Ngan (94) 38.24, 2. Le Thi Lai (93) 28.50, 3. Thach Thi hay (95) 26.65;

Javelin (17): 1. Bui Thi Trang (93) 44.97, 2. Lo Thi Phien (94) 43.52, 3. Le Thi Cam Dung (93) 41.65, 4. Man Anh Lieu (94) 40.65, 5. Nguyen Thi Huyen (95) 36.63;

10000m W (18): 1. Phan Thi Bich Ha (93) 53:22.48, 2. Luong Thi Nhat (96) 55:52.35, 3. Mai Thi Tu Uyen (96) 58:29.46, 4. Trinh Thi Duyen (96) 59:05.03;

Hepta (17/18): 1. Pham Thi Kieu Oanh (93) 4272 (15.46, 1.45, 9.88, 5.49, 36.07, 3:02.89), 2. Dao Thi Thanh Thuy (94) 3383 (18.20, 1.55, 8.07, 28.18, 4.88, 23.20, 3:02.81), -2 athletes-;

4x100m (18): 1. Nam Dinh (Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong, Bui Thi Quynh, Nguyen Thi Hayen, Vu Khanh Linh) 47.42;

4x200m (17): 1. Nghe An (Nguyen Thi Hong Thao, Tang Thi Hung, Dau Thi Huyen, Hoang Thi Hien) 1:41.69;

4x400m (16): 1. Hanoi (Nguyen Thi Oanh, Doan Thi Phuong, Vu Thuy Trang, Nguyen Thi Hang) 3:52.76, 2. Nghe An (Tang Thi Hung, Dau Thi Huyen, Nguyen Thi Ha, Hoang Thi Hien) 3:55.60.

4x800m (17): 1. Vinh Phuc (Vu Thi Hang, luu Thi Ngat, Vu Thi Hong, Nguyen Thi Hang) 9:22.26;

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Jad Adrian (ATFS)

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74th Singapore Open Athletics Championships 2012, Results and Summary

The 74th edition of Singapore Open Athletics Championships kicked off today (25.08.2012) and runs until tomorrow at Bishan stadium. Around 30 teams from 12 countries (SIN, MAS, THA, PHI, INA, BRU, VIE, JPN, HKG, TPE, IND...) are registered in the annual meeting. Summary and results;

MEN
The best performance in the first day (26.08.2012) produced in the men's 400m hurdles. Japanese hurdler Yasuhiro Fueki who has a personal best (pb) of 49.94s set in Osaka (National championships) this year ran a blistering  pace and came close to the mark in a time of 50.29s, and outclassed Philippine's Junrey Bano in 2nd place (51.93s).

Vietnam's Nguyen Xuan Trong wins the two-lap event (800m), recording a time of 1:54.61s, leaving Philippine's Wenlie Maulas (1:55.14s) and Singapore's Soh Hun Qun (1:55.51s) in 2nd and 3rd places respectively.

Strong headwinds (-1.7) in the 200m race but that's not preventing Thailand's Somchai Kittisuntornrak to win the race and recorded 21.87s, beating Singapore's Lee Cheng Wei (21.99s) in 2nd place, and Lo Yen Yao (22.30s) of Chinese Taipei in 3rd.

Philippine's Julius Sermona, 34, won the 10000m race easily in a time of 32:51.69,  but way off his best 30:16.91s set in Guangzhou in 2009, obviously resulted from "lack of challenge" in the event.

Local thrower Scott Wong Wei Gen wins the shot put after producing a pb of 15.89m in his first throw. He tried to improve on his mark in the last attempt but only managed to do 15.86m. Japan's Hirofumi Oyama in 2nd place in a distance of 14.16m.

In long jump, Japanese jumpers dominated the top podiums when Kenichi Sato (7.30, 0.0) and Masaya Tsuji (7.29m, 0.0) secured the first two places from local jumper Lai Yong Hui (7.28m, +1.8) in 3rd place.

It was a very tough competition in the javelin throw. India's junior thrower Yadab Manoj, 19, opened his campaign in 65.68m, which is enough for gold medal, but it was then followed by a further 65.85m in his 2nd attempt, and once again improved to 66.11m in last attempt. Another junior thrower Ku Chia Ho of Chinese Taipei was close in 2nd place with 65.43m. Singaporean-based Malaysian thrower Akid Chong Mohd Isham was in 3rd with a pb of 63.87m, slightly ahead of another thrower of Chinese Taipei Chung Cheng Hung (63.63m).

WOMEN
Japanese sprinter Asana Koo, 23, takes the 200m title by clocking 24.96s in a race against strong headwinds of 1.5m/s. Teammate Megumi Shimizu who has better pb (24.06s) than Koo (24.41s) was in 2nd in 25.06s. Thailand's Khanrutai Pakdee third in 25.91s.

As in the men's 400m hurdles, Japanese athletes rules the women's section after Miyabi Tago (58.45s) and Miki Sawada (59.91s) finished as 1st-2nd winners.

India's Annu Rani has thrown 52.41m in her 4th attempt to win the javelin throw. It was her 2nd best throw of all-time after a 53.95m throw set in Hyderabad earlier in June 2012.

The first four in the shot put were non-Southeast Asians. Chinese Taipei's Lai Li Chin (19) threw 15.31m to win the first place. She was trailed by two Japanese throwers Chiaki Yokomizo (14.80m) and Chihir Shigeymana (14.56m) in 2nd and 3rd positions respectively. Her teammate Chiang Ru Ching in 4th place (14.03m).

Malaysia's Nurul Amira Mohd Nafiah is back in her shape after 30days of fasting in Ramadhan's month, registering 5.96m (0.0) in the long jump from her first jump. Next jumps were 5.91m, 5.72m, 5.61m, 5.85m and 5.89m. Japanese Fumie Takehara the Asian championships silver medalist in heptathlon was only in 2nd in 5.84m (0.0) mark but close to her pb 5.98m, with local jumper Nurul Jannah Zulkifli (5.46m,+0.1) was at her good shape close to pb 5.47m but placed in 3rd.

Vietnam's Phan Phi Hoai Thanh won the 800m in 2:23.31s, beating only a local runner Evalyne Christine (2:35.98) as there were only two finishers in the race.

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Video Yohan Blake (9.69) Beats Tyson Gay (9.83) at Lausanne Athletissima Diamond League 2012

World champion Yohan Blake (Jamaica) has equaled the 2nd fastest 100m time of all-time in 9.69s (-0.1) to beat Tyson Gay at Athletissima Diamond League today (yesterday at Switzerland, 23.08.2012). Blake, double silver medalist (100m-200m) at London Olympics have got a good lead from his wonderful start and surged to the line in style while Tyson Gay (whose American record 9.69s +2.0 equaled here) was going all out to the line yet satisfied in 2nd but recorded a very respected time (9.83s) as well. Video and results;



Results , men's 100m (wind: -0.1)
1. Yohan Blake JAM ..... 9.69 PB (r 0.1420
2. Tyson Gay USA ..... 9.83 (r 0.154)
3. Nesta Carter JAM ..... 9.95 (r 0.154)
4. Ryan Bailey USA ..... 10.00
5. Jimmy Vicaut FRA ..... 10.02 PB
6. Jaysuma Saidy Ndure NOR ..... 10.13
7. Keston Bledman TRI ..... 10.14
8. Richard Thompson TRI ..... 10.32

Women's 100m (wind: -0.1)


1. Carmelita Jeter USA ..... 10.86 (r 0.162)
2. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce JAM ..... 10.86 (r 0.140)
3. Kelly-Ann Baptiste TRI ..... 10.93 (r 0.148)
4. Veronica Campbell-Brown JAM ..... 10.99 (r 0.136)
5. Kerron Stewart JAM ..... 11.10
6. Jeneba Tarmoh USA ..... 11.13
7. Murielle Ahoure CIV ..... 11.14
8. Olesya Povh UKR ..... 11.31

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Philippines Athletics Weekly Relays I, II, III, IV 2012

PATAFA (Philippines Track and Field Association) Weekly Relays is a track and field meet which is held weekly during its season.  The first four weeks were held at Pasig City, near Manila. Summary (Best results) as follows;

WEEKLY RELAYS I - Pasig City (14 July 2012)

MEN
100m: 1.Larick Panes 11.0;
5000m: 1.Richard Salano 15:34.7, 2.Rafael Poliquit Jr 15:43.7, 3.Ruen Dela Torre 16:02.1, 4.Roldan Verano 16:02.8;
SP: 1.Gustl Pido 12.29 (*12.09?), 2. Joshua Fuentes 12.25;

WOMEN
3000m: 1.Dalyn Carmen 11:14.0, 2.Mary Ann Dela Cruz 11:14.9, 3.Mae Ann Gongob 11:33.1, 4.Jenismylle Mabunga 11:33.4, 5.Mary Grace Dela Torre 11:45.9;
HJ: 1.Joean Bermudo 1.55, 2.Kirstie Vinco 1.50;
LJ: 1.Joean Bermudo 5.28, 2.Josie Malacad 5.24;

WEEKLY RELAYS II - Pasig City (21 July 2012)

MEN
400m: 1.Wenlie Maulas 50.2;
1500m: 1.Richard Salano 4:13.6;

WOMEN
1500m: 1.Mary Ann Dela Cruz 5:12.1;

WEEKLY RELAYS III - Pasig City (28 July 2012)

MEN
800m: 1.Mervin Guarte 1:55.5, 2.Christopher Ulboc 1:55.9, 3.Jordan Paul Billones 1:56.3, 4.John Acanto 1:58.5, 5.Richard Salano 1:58.7, 6.Rafael Poliquit Jr 1:59.7;
400mH: 1.Jesson Ramil Cid 54.9;
PV: 1.Emerson Obiena 4.00, 2.Cesar Feliciano 3.80, 3.Zech Valera 3.80;
DT: 1.Joel Sta.Mina 37.81, 2.Joshua Fuentes 34.18;
4x100m: 1.Far Eastern University (FEU) 42.4;

WOMEN
800m: 1.Vanessa Del Valle 2:28.4;
PV: 1.Riezel Buenaventura 3.40, 2.Natassia Marie Nalus 2.80;
JT: 1.Evalyn Palabrica 39.40, 2.Jeneffer Panepona 35.63;

WEEKLY RELAYS IV - Pasig City (04 August 2012)

MEN
100m: 1.Patrick Unso 11.0, 2.Jesson Ramil Cid 11.0;
5000m: 1.Richard Salano 15:30.7, 2.Rafael Poliquit Jr 15:54.3, 3.Ruen Dela Torre 16:05.7;
4x400m: 1.Far Eastern University (FEU) 3:22.4;

WOMEN
3000m: 1.Catherine Bristol 11:36.3, 2.Mary Ann Dela Cruz 11:46.0;
HJ: 1.Joean Bermudo 1.60;

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VIDEO Usain Bolt 9.63 100m London Olympics Yohan Blake 9.75, Justin Gatlin 9.79, Tyson Gay 9.80

Photo by Usain Bolt

Usain Bolt of Jamaica has becomes the second man on earth to defend a title of the men's 100m in the Olympic Games. The tall lanky Jamaican who stands 1.96m tall left out of the block with a moderate 0.165 reaction time, pulling out the fields in the halfway and surged through to the line in a new Olympic record time of 9.63s, beating his own 9.69s mark set in Beijing enroute to win his first Olympic title. Thanks to the tailwinds 1.5m/s, which he didn't get in Beijing (0.0m/s).

Teammate Yohan Blake finished in second for silver, equaling his personal best time of 9.75s. United States' Justin Gatlin the 2004 champion (9.85) registered a personal record to bag his second bronze at the Olympics, after 3rd 200m at 2004 Olympics. Tyson Gay (USA) the second fastest sprinter of all-time (9.69s) who had to do an operation in the process to heal his chronic injury in 4th position with a season best time of 9.80s.

Another American Ryan Bailey, once again setting 9.88s to finish in 5th. He previously ran 9.88s in Round 1 yesterday to equal his best time from Rieti in 2010.

Martina Churandy (NED) and Richard Thompson (TRI) made the race the greatest ever as both sprinters had registered sub-10s, with 9.94s and 9.98s for 6th and 7th positions respectively. Asafa Powell, the third fastest of all-time (9.72s) were not able to help a perfect "eight sub-10" as he stopped in the halfway due to injury, and got 11.99s.

The men's 200m in four days (9th August), Usain Bolt is gunning for the second gold in 200m (after Beijing 2008), to become the first human to retain 100m-200m titles at the Olympics. The main rival surely once again from his teammate Yohan Blake who has a pb of 19.26s (2011), slightly slower than Bolt 19.19s (2009). I reckon 19.26-19.35 in the 200m final, but who's going to run it BOLT or BLAKE ??

PHOTOFINISH

RESULTS

VIDEO

VIDEO (by IOC)

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Prediction London Olympics 2012 Track and Field Athletics

MEN / WOMEN
100 Metres
-> Yohan Blake (JAM) .............................. -> Carmelita Jeters (USA)
-> Usain Bolt (JAM) .............................. -> Shelly Ann Fraser - Priye (JAM)
-> Tyson Gay (USA) .............................. -> Veronica Campbell-Brown (JAM)
-> Justin Gatlin (USA)

200 Metres
-> Yohan Blake (JAM) .............................. -> Allyson Felix (USA)
-> Usain Bolt (JAM)

400 Metres
-> LaShawan Meritt (USA).............................. -> Sanya Richard-Ross (USA)
-> Kirani James (GRE) ............................... -> Antonina Krivoshapka (RUS)

800 Metres
-> David Rudisha (KEN) .............................. -> Pamela Jelimo (KEN)
-> Abubaker Kaki (SUD)

1500 Metres
-> Ezekiel Kemboi (KEN) .............................. -> Abeba Arigawil (ETH)
-> Brimin Kipruto (KEN) .............................. -> Genzebe Dibaba (ETH)

5000 Metres
-> Mohamed Farah (GBR) .............................. -> Vivian Cheruiyot (KEN)
                                                 .............................. -> Meseret Defar (ETH)
10000 Metres
-> Kenenisa Bekele (ETH) .............................. -> Tirunesh Dibaba (ETH)
-> Mohamaed Farah (GBR) .............................. -> Beleynesh Oljira (ETH)

Marathon
-> WilsonKaipsang (KEN) .............................. -> Mary Keitany (KEN)
-> Abel Kirui (KEN) .............................. -> Tiki Gelana (ETH)

3000m Steeplechase
-> Ezekiel Kemboi (KEN) .............................. -> Milcah Chemos (KEN)
-> Brimin Kipruto (KEN) .............................. -> Yuliya Zaripova (RUS)

110m / 100m Hurdles
-> Aries meritt (USA) .............................. -> Sally Pearson (AUS)
-> Liu Xiang (CHN) .............................. -> Kellie Wells (USA)

400m Hurdles
-> Dai Greene (GBR) .............................. -> Natalya Antyukh (RUS)
-> Javier Culson (PUE) .............................. -> Lashinda Demus (USA)

High Jump
-> Jesse Williams (USA) .............................. -> Anna Chicherova (RUS)
-> Andrye Silnov (RUS)

Pole Vault
-> Renaud Lavillenie (FRA) .............................. -> Yelena Isinbayeva (RUS)
-> Lazaro Borges (CUB)

Long Jump
-> Mitchell Watt (AUS) .............................. -> Brittney Reese (USA)
-> Sebastian Bayer (GER) .............................. -> Anna Nazarova (RUS)

Triple Jump
-> Christian Taylor (USA) .............................. -> Olga Saladuha (UKR)
-> Will Claye (USA) .............................. -> Olga Rypakova (KAZ)
-> Phillips Idowu (GBR)

Shot Put
-> Reese Hoffa (USA) .............................. -> Nadezhda Ostapchuk (BLR)
-> Christian Cantwell (USA) .............................. -> Valerie Adams (NZL)
-> Tomaz Majewski (POL)

Discus Throw
-> Robert Harting (GER) .............................. -> Nadien Muller (GER)
                                              .............................. -> Darya Pishchalnikova (RUS)

Hammer Throw
-> Christianz Pars (HUN) .............................. -> Oksana Menkova (BLR)
                                               .............................. -> Betty Heidler (GER)


Javelin Throw
-> Andreas Thorkildson (NOR) .............................. -> Barbora Spotakova (CZE)
-> Vitezslav Vesely (CZE) .............................. -> Sunette Vilijoen (RSA)


Decathlon / Heptathlon
-> Ashton Eaton .............................. -> Jessica Ennis (GBR)
-> Trey hardee .............................. -> Tatyana Chernova (RUS)

4x100 Metres
-> Jamaica .............................. -> United States
-> United States .............................. -> Jamaica

4x400 Metres
-> United States .............................. -> United States
-> Jamaica .............................. -> Russia

20km Walk
-> Valeriy Bulchin (RUS) .............................. -> Yelena Lashmanova (RUS)

50km Walk
-> Sergey Kidyapkin (RUS)

Prediction of Olympics' Winners by AdrianSprints.com

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Asian Athletics Records and Leaders before Olympics

My German friend Heinrich Hubbeling, track and field statistician for IAAF and Asian AA wrote the following;

Dear friend,

thanks for your infos during last days.

Please find attached updated files (as per today / after the DL-Meeting at Monaco) with Asian Continental Records and 2012 Leaders for your website. The same files were forwarded to the ASIAN AA and to Rahul Pawar for enclosure to the (once again VIRUS-effected) AsianAthletics-website.

These records should be surely the final rankings in time before the Olympic Games, since MONACO was the last major competition worldwide before the Games.

This is for your kind information.


 Therefore, click here to download the 10-page file and you have the information of;
1) ASIAN Athletics Complete Records (as at 21 July 2012)
2) ASIAN Athletics Senior Leaders (as at 21 July 2012)
3) ASIAN Athletics Junior Leaders (as at 21 July 2012)

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1988 Seoul Olympics - Eight Sprinters Tells Story

For the first time ever, eight sprinters who are finalists of 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, tells their stories; Ben Johnson (CAN), Carl Lewis (USA), Linford Christie (GBR), Calvin Smith (USA), Dennis Mitchell (USA), Robson da Silva (BRA), Desai Williams (CAN), and Raymond Stewart (JAM). Brought to you by BBC, a great documentary !!

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Keputusan Olahraga Sukma Pahang 2012

XV Sukma 2012, Kuantan - Highlights and Results Day 4 (13 July 2012)
-switch to day 1 -  day 2 - day 3

Terengganu team confirmed the domination in athletics competition at XV SUKMA after winning eighth gold medal from the men's 4x400m, clocking 3:20.64s and became the overall champion for athletics event. Malacca team took silver in 3:21.00s, while Perak team bronze in 3:21.38s.

Terengganu team finished at first position in the women's 4x400m in a time of 3:54.67s, leaving second finisher Johor team (4:01.03s), and third placing Perak team (4:01.44s) by more than 6 seconds.

Saranraj s/o Sivamani of Pahang has recorded 4:03.72s in the men's 1500m and won his second gold medal in the games. Perak's Kesavan Maniam (4:04.24s) and Kedah's Tan Wei Heng (4:04.71s) were only separated on the finish line for silver and bronze respectively after a close battle all the way the curve and home straight.

Nik Norzilawatie Nik Wil of Kelantan won her third gold medal after taking the women's 1500m gold medal with 4:58.41s, comfortably ahead of Kedah's Nor Hidayah Ahmad (5:05.66s) and Sarawak's Faradilah Raznie (5:10.08s) in second and third positions. She previously won 3000m steeplechase and 800 metres.

Hisyam Alias of Kuala Lumpur, the guy who 'missed the start' in the men's 100m final, has eventually won his gold medal, taking the men's 200m title in a personal best time of 21.73s, defeating Kannathasan s/o Subramaniam (21.76, pb) the winner of men's 400m (47.48s) in second place for silver. The bronze medal was 'stolen' by Negeri Sembilan's Mohd Shahmimi Azmi (22.10s) from Sabah's Sebastian Lee Azcona (22.11s).

Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli of Penang winning sprint double. She finished in first position of the women's 200m in 24.79s. The main challenge for this sprinter would probably come from her twin sister Husna Zulkifli who has a season best of 24.59, but unluckily withdrew due to hamstring injury. Second and third goes to Terengganu's Nur Farahana Musa (25.46s) and Sabah's Fathin Faqihah Mohd Yusof (25.52s).

Muhammad Rozaini Subki of Perak threw to a personal best distance of 59.26m in the men's javelin throw and bagged the gold medal. Kedah's Akmal Md Zain, also with pb throw of 58.75m taking silver medal. Bronze went to Sabah's Max Anzie Jetol in 52.94m, pb as well.

Noor Shahidatun Nadia Mohammad Zuki of Kedah scorched to second gold medal in the women's long jump with a leap of 5.85m. Sabahans Ana Lydia Tinggi (5.38m) and Nurul Atiqah Sukur (5.29m) took silver and bronze respectively.

Muhammad Khairil Harith Harun of Kelantan won his second gold medal in the games, winning the men's 20,000m walk with 1:36:35.32s, and once again beaten Dhiban Raj s/o Theyzgason of Negeri Sembilan (1:40:43.36s) who placed second in the men's 10,000m walk, behind Khairil Harith. Third winner was Satiyaseelan s/o K.Mahalingah of Pennag in 1:42:53.17s.

Muhd Ajmal Aiman Mat Hasan of Terengganu ran 14.67s in the men' 110m hurdles and clinched the gold medal, beating Selangor's Alif Ashraf Mohd Razali (14.80s) in silver medal position. Both hurdlers had met the qualifying standard for the on-going World Juniors Championships, the biggest junior event on earth, but skipped in order to run in SUKMA (!!). Bronze medal went to 16-year-old Jad Naeman Washif of Sabah with a time of 15.06s.

Raja Nursheena Raja Azhar of Selangor runs 14.34s in her pet event women's 100m hurdles and bagged gold medal, leaving Malacca's Ku Munirah Ku Zamzuri (15.24) and Federal's Nur Amanina Tugimin (15.42) in second and third places respectively.

Casier Renee Kelly Lee of Sarawak won her second gold medal in the women's shot put, throwing 12.04m. Teammate Grace Wong Xiu Mei, 12 years old !!!!!, takes silver medal in a distance of 11.78m, and beating her super senior Bibi Nuraishah Ishak of Kelantan who could only throw 11.29m for bronze.

Iskandar Alwi of Johor cleared 4.80m in the men's pole vault to win the gold medal and broke the national junior record 4.73m by himself. Federal's Mohd Fahme Zamzam satisfied with silver at 4.50m height while Johor's Muhammad Iqbal Hakim Kamal third in 4.30m.

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SUKMA Pahang 2012 - Athletics Video Highlights

XV SUKMA (Malaysian Games), Kuantan 2012.
10-13 July 2012. Video Highlights (WOMEN);
-switch to men's events

Women's 100 Metres


Women's 100m Hurdles Final


Women's Pole Vault


Women's Long Jump


Women's Triple Jump


Women's Shot Put


Women's 4x400 Metres


Video credit; Games Organizer

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Sukma Pahang 2012 - Athletics VIDEO Highlights

XV SUKMA (Malaysian Games), Kuantan 2012. 
10-13 July 2012. Video Highlights (MEN);
-switch to women's events

Men's 100m Final


Men's 800m Final


Men's 110m hurdles Final


Men's Pole Vault


Men's High Jump


Men's 10000m Walk


Men's 4x400 Metres


Video credit; Games Organizer

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Sukma Pahang 2012 - Results & Highlights Day 3

XV Sukma (Malaysian Games) 2012, Highlights and Results Day 3 (12.07.2012)

NEGERI SEMBILAN Team snuck a surprise gold medal in the men's 4x100m, clocking 41.79s. Defending champion TERENGGANU Team finished in 2nd in 41.94s, while SABAH Team the 2nd finisher of 2010 Games and the favorite with 41.58s seasonal best, only managed to take bronze in 42.39 following a major setback in baton exchanges.

TERENGGANU Team won the women's 4x100m with a time of 47.88s, beating JOHOR team (48.36) and SABAH Team (48.37) in 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.

Nik Hafiz Nik Mohamad of Kelantan, as anticipated winning the men's 800m in 1:54.60s, leaving the recent ASEAN School champion Jeeventhiran s/o Victor Ravintharan of Perak who ran 1:55.99 in second place. Kedah's Tan Wei Heng lowered his pb to 1:56.78s as enough to secure the bronze.

Nik Norzilawatie Nik Wil of Kelantan takes her second gold medal of the day as she finished in first position in her favorite event 800m and setting a time of 2:19.91. Sarawak's Faradilah Raznie was trailing in 2nd in 2:20.88, while Johor's Sharmila d/o Sivakimar third in 2:21.21.

Mohamed Baihaqi Razlan of Kelantan upsets pre-race favorite Muhammad Firdaus Mazalan of Kedah as won the men's 400m hurdles in 53 flat, with Firdaus at 53.14s. Perak's Muhammad Firdaus Musa wins bronze in 53.73.

Layalia Rameli of Terengganu won the women's 400mh, clocking 64.29s, and second and third winners were Federal's Wong Pui Yee (1:05:66) and Perak's Saidatul Izatti Suhaimi (1:06:31).

Ahmad Luth Hamizan of Negeri Sembilan was probably upset when he could only finished in second at 5000m after gold medal in 10,000m, since he was the pre-race favorite for 3000m steeplechase. If he won 5000m, then he would repeat the feat of Karthik Jayamaran winning triple gold at 2010 SUKMA. And as expected he won the men's 3000m steeplechase in a time of 9:40.42s. What made this race more interesting was the host runner Saranraj s/o Sivamani was actually gunning for his 2ND gold medal, after winning the 1500m and upsetting Luth Hamizan in the 5000m. If he won 3000m steeplechase the chance to win triple gold medal is high as he is the pre-race favorite in the 1500m final today. S.Saranraj eventually finished in 2nd in 10:06.34s. 3rd placing was Johor's Vinoth s/o Muniappan in 10:10.60.

Nik Norzilawatie Nik Wil of Kelantan clinched gold medal in the women's 3000m steeplechase, winning her race with 12:08.15, followed by Sri Suganyaa d/o Naderaja of Selangor (12:30.19) and Nor Hidayah Ahmad of Kedah (12:46.39).

Muhammad Irfan Shamshuddin of Negeri Sembilan has thrown to a personal best of 42.50m in the men's discus and won the gold medal. Silver and bronze went to Mohammad Firdaus James of Perak and Tang Zhi Min of Federal Territory with distances of 38.46m and 37.21m respectively.

Muhammad Hakimi Ismail of Perak continues to dominate in the horizontal jumps, he won the men's long jump with 7.32m, the challenge came form Federal athlete Luqman Hakim Ramlan who made a personal best 7.27m. Perak's Pang Li Chong who has a pb of 7.46m takes only bronze with 7.10m.
 
Elena Goh Ling Yin of Federal territory clinched her second gold medal in XV SUKMA after winning the 10,000m walk with a time of 53:43.97, Pua Ling En takes silver in 55:13.08, while Song Gie Chee of Penang bronze in 59:16.72.

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Athletics Highlights and Results Day 2 - Sukma 2012

XV Sukma 2012, Kuantan - Highlights Day 2 (11 July 2012)
- switch to day 1 - day 3 - day 4

Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri became the fastest man in the XV Malaysian Games 2012 after crossing the line in 10.84s as the winner on the newly installed blue track at Darul Makmur Stadium in Kuantan. The 18-year-old from Terengganu who ran 10.66 in Surabaya last week, defeated Kedah's Mohd Helmi Ahmad (10.92s) and Sabah's Eddie Edwards Jr (10.93) in 2nd and 3rd places respectively.  The 4th and 5th finishers were Hisyam Alias (10.94) and Shahmimi Azmi (10.95).

Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli of Penang secured the gold medal of the women's 100m for his family as the pre-race favorite, Zaidatul Husna, her twin sister was unable to get back her form after suffering a hamstring injury a few weeks ago. She clocked a time of 12.29s (12.24s in semifinal). Johore's Lee Jia Qin takes the silver medal in 12.45, Sabah's Stefbilce Sandy Stephen clinched the bronze in 12.50m.

Kannathasan s/o Subramaniam of Selangor wins the men's 400m with a personal best time of 47.48s. He beats Malacca's Schzuan Ahmad Rosely who also recorded a pb of 47.68s in second place. Sabah's Anchois Aron finishes third in 48.64s.

Nurul Faezah Asma Mazlan of Terengganu upsets the defending champion Nurulassikin Mohd Rasid of Johore in the women's 400m as she takes the gold medal in a time of 57.18s, with Nurulassikin trailing close behind in 57.49. Newcomer Fathin Faqihah Mohd Yusuf of Sabah won the bronze in 58.11s.

Kavee Alagan s/o Anpalagan of Negeri Sembilan registered a 2.21m (4th All-Time) clearance in the men's high jump to bag the gold medal and eclipsed Lee Hup Wei's Games record 2.20m. Interestingly, he also matched the season best height by Lee Hup Wei who a few days ago announced as the representative for the London Olympics. Not less impressive, Navin Raj s/o Subramaniam finished in second, but cleared a good height of 2.19m (5th All-Time), and followed by a 17-year-old Azly Ghazali of Selangor who made 2.15m.

Saranraj s/o Subramaniam, the host runner wins the men's 5000m in 16:00.73, and denied the challenge from the 10,000m champion Ahmad Luth Hamizan (NSE) who only managed to finish in 2nd (16:04.05). Third placing was filled by Perak's Tanakendiran s/o Sumudum in 16:07.55.

Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki of Kedah takes the women's triple jump title as she leaped to a distance of 12.77m, defeating teammate Nur Izzati Akmal in 2nd place with 11.81, while Sabah's Merry Gabali satisfied in third but with a pb of 11.70m.

Nur Aisyah Ahmat of Sarawak won the women's 5000m, setting 20:06.76s. 2nd finisher was Pahang's Previna d/o Arumugam who timed 20:39.52 while 3rd placer was Johore's Yap Nyok Sing in 21:16.12.

Shahrin Selamat of Selangor has caused a major upset to the favorite Mohamad Alif Hanif of Terengganu as he clinched the gold in a throw of 14.21m, over 14.04m. Another youngster of Selangor Shahul Iqmal Baharuden took the bronze in 13.18m.

Mohamed Fahmi Meslan of Johore retained his title in decathlon after totaling 5956 points and secured the gold medal from Selangor's Sia Joo Yao (5614) and Sabah's Sylvester Yamud (5438).

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XV Sukma Kuantan 2012- Highlights & Results Day 1

Day 1 (10 July 2012)

-switch to day 2 - day 3 - day 4

Harith Ammar Sobri of Terengganu was the fastest in men's 100m heats, setting 10.86, Ambrose Jilom 2nd fastest 10.89, Hisyam Alias also 10.89, Eddie Edwards 10.93.

Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli of Penang wins her 100m heats in 12.24 to set the fastest time among finalists, her twin sister Husna (sb 11.86) looks like not fully recovered from hamstring strain suffered 7 weeks ago as she finished her race in 12.74, but is a finalist.

Kannathasan Subramaniam became the fastest in the men's 400m heats, clocking 48.29, 2nd fastest was Anchois Aron 48.83, 3rd Mohd Aril Zulhilmi 49.46, 4th Schzuan Rosely 49.65, 5th Kwong Kar Jun 49.74, 6th Barul Hisyam 49.98.

Choo Kang Ni of Johor threw 39.98 in women's discus to earn the gold medal. Teammate Nur Fathin Ahmad Zabri went to win silver medal in 38.51, while Sarawak's Loo Li Jun takes bronze in 36.08.

Ahmad Luth Hamizan (Nse) wins "not his favorite event" the men's 10,000m in 34:47.69, defeating Johor's M.Vinoth in second place 34:51.45, and Perak's S.Tanakendiran in third (35:04.19).

Muhammad Hakimi Ismail (Prk, pb 16.15) leaped only 15.41 in men's triple jump to win gold medal. Silver was bagged by El Said Abdel Aziz (Sab) in 15.32, and the bronze goes to Mohamad Syazwan Zakaria (Joh) with 14.10.

Jackie Wong Siew Cheer of Sarawak won the men's hammer throw in a new meet record of 55.25, teammate Michael Sia Sung Dak in 2nd with 47.58, followed by Ng Chee Chew in 3rd with 45.39 throw.

Yap Sean Lee also from Kuala Lumpur takes women's high jump in 1.70m, surprised the two favorites, Norliyana Kamaruddin (1.70 / 2nd), and Shandyani Mahendran (1.67 / 3rd).

Elena Goh Ling Yin of Kuala Lumpur has delivered the first gold in athletics, winning the women's 5000m walk with a time of 25:25.84, beating Pua Ling En in 2nd and Song Gia Chee 3rd with 26:19.66 and 27:07.83 respectively.

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Malaysian Athletics Results No 9, 2012

MALAYSIAN  ATHLETICS  RESULTS 2012- No 9

Compiled by Jad Adrian, ATFS Statistician, info@adriansprints.com

CAGNES-SUR-MER  France,  24 June 2012  “1er Meeting International de Cagnes-sur-Mer - Côte d’Azur”

-international athletics meeting.

MEN

2. Lee Hup Wei 2.21

NOTTWILL Switzerland,  30 June 2012  “Bonus-Track Nottwill Swiss Meeting”

-international athletics meeting, results of Malaysian athletes;

MEN

110mh  5. Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian 13.86, -0.5   (& 3h1, 14.02, +0.9).

WOMEN

400mh  2. Noraseela Mohd Khalid 59.42.

ALMATY Kazakhstan,  30.06 – 01.07, 2012  “4th ASIAN All Star Athletics Meet”

-best results of Malaysian athletes;

MEN

1500m  (30) 7. Mohd Jironi Riduan 3:56.60.

400mh  (30) 8. Muhammad Firdaus Mazalan (93, not the ‘92’) 53.26.

SP         (30) 7. Adi Alifuddin Hussin 16.49.

WOMEN

TJ         (30) 4. Noor Amira Mohd Nafiah 13.40, +0.5

HONG KONG,  30.06 – 01.07.2012  “Inter-City Athletics Championships”

-results of Malaysian Athletes;

MEN

100M    (  1)/ -1.4, 2.Mohd Zabidi Ghazali 10.78 (& 1h1, 10.95, -1.9).

800m    (30) 2.Nik Hafiz Nik Mohamad 1:54.25.

1500m  (  1) 1.Nik Hafiz Nik Mohamad 4:02.72.

3000mSt (30) 2.Ahmad Luth Hamizan 9:26.69.

110mh  (  1)/ -0.1, 1.Mohamad Rohaizad Jamil 14.51.

HJ         (  1) 3.Kavee Alagan s/o Anpalagan 2.13.

HT        (30) 3.Jackie Wong Siew Cheer 54.21.

WOMEN

100m    (  1)/ -1.3, 3.Siti Zubaidah Adabi 12.32  (& 1h2, 12.23, -0.2)

200m    (30)/ -1.4, 2.Siti Zubaidah Adabi 25.24.

DT        (30) 3.Yap Jeng Tzan 40.38.

HT        (  1) 1.Casier Renee Kelly Lee (93) 44.59.

SURABAYA, Indonesia,  30.06. - 01.07, 2012  “4th ASEAN Schools Games”

-Regional Games for different sports with participation of athletes from seven countries, all athletes born 1994 or later, Youth hurdles and implements for throws used in boys events;

-Malaysian Schools team emerged the overall champion with a haul of 14G, 11S, 10B, with THA in 2nd place (11-7-10), and followed by VIE (9-11-10), INA (6-8-6), SIN 0-2-3, PHI (0-1-1) and BRU (0-0-0); following are the best results of Malaysian athletes;

BOYS

100m    (30)/ +1.3, 2.Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri (94) 10.66, 3.Nixson Kennedy (95) 10.81.

-sf-       1h1/+0.3  Nixson Kennedy 10.78,  2h2/0.0  Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri 10.95.

200m    (01)/+1.8,  2.Sebastian Lee Azcona (94) 22.47  (& 1h1, 22.20, +3.2).

400m    (30) 3.Kwong Kar Jun (95) 48.82.

800m    (30) 1.Ravintharan s/o Victor (94) 1:54.97.

1500m  (  1) 1.Saranraj s/o Sivamani (95) 4:02.68,  4.Jeeventhiran s/o Victor (94) 4:15.00

5000m  (  1) 1,Saranraj s/o Sivamani (95) 15:49.41

2000mSt (30) 1.Saranraj s/o Sivamani (95) 6:04.44 NJR

110mh/91.4cm (30)/+2.2,  1.Alif Ashraf Mohd Razali (94) 14.24

400mh/?? (  1) 1.Muhamad Firdaus Musa (94) 53.47.

HJ         (30) 1.Mohd Azly Ghazali (95) 2.10.

PV        (  1) 2.Iskandar Alwi (94) 4.60

LJ         (30) 2.Luqman Hakim (94) 6.98 / +0.2,  5.Mohamad Syazwan Zakaria (94) 6.61 /+0.2.

TJ         (  1) 3.Mohamad Syazwan Zakaria (94) 14.14 /+0.2.

SP/5kg  (30) 3. Ong Chin Yong (94) 15.41,  4. Mohd Irfam Shamsuddin (95) 14.70

DT/1.5kg (  1) 2.Mohd Irfam Shamsuddin (95) 52.33.

HT/5kg (30) 1.Michael Sia Sung Dak (94) 62.30.

5000m walk (  1) 1.Eswaranto s/o Rajan Deren (95) 23:26.25,  4.Mohamad Shamrin Mohd Aris (94) 23:45.35.

4x100m (  1) 2.Malaysian Schools Team (Nixson Kennedy, Sebastian Lee, Muhammad Aqmal Safuan,

Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri) 41.38.

4x400m (  2) 2.Malaysian Schools Team (Muhammad Firdaus Musa, Kwong Kar Jun, Jeeventhiran s/o Victor, Saranraj s/o Sivamani) 3:19.99.

GIRLS

100m    (30)/ +1.2,  7.Sharifah Shatrah Razali (95) 12.37  (4h1, 12.59, +0.3).

200m    (  2)/ +0.7,  4.Fathin Faqihah Yusuf (96) 25.88,  5.Sharifah Shatrah Razali (95) 25.92.

-sf-       (  1)/ +0.7, 3h1 Sharifah Shatrah Razali (95) 25.42,  2h2 Fathin Faqihah Yusuf (96) 25.58.

400m    (30) 2.Fathin Faqihah Yusuf (96) 58.39.

800m    (30) 3.Nik Norzilawati Nik Wil (95) 2:18.16.

1500m  (30) 6.Nik Norzilawati Nik Wil (95) 5:13.44.

2000m St  (30) 3.Nik Norzilawati Nik Wil (95) 7:23.79

100mh  (30)/ +0.8, 1.Nur Amanina Tugimin (95) 14.85, 2.Nur Syafiqah Anis Abu Bakar (96) 15.31.

400mh  (  1) 3.Wong Pui Yee (95) 64.37.

HJ         (30) 2.Shandyiani d/o Mahendran (94) 1.69.

PV        (  1) 1.Valerie Tan Ee Leen (95) 3.40.

LJ         (  1) 1.Noor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki (96) 5.96 /+0.2.

TJ         (  1) 1.Noor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki (96) 12.59 /+0.5.

SP         (30) 5.Bibi Nuraishah Ishak (95) 10.76,  6.Choo Kang Ni (94) 10.54.

DT        (  2) 2.Choo Kang Ni (94) 37.68,  3.Loo Li Jun (95) 36.55.

HT        (30) 3.Shirley Tiong Mee Yien (94) 37.90,  4.Linda Tan Ling Hwa (95) 37.87.

3000m walk (  1) 1.Elena Goh Ling Yin (96) 15:41.93.

4x400m (  2) 2. Malaysian Schools Team (Wong Pui Yee, Fathin Faqihah Yusuf, Sharifah Shatrah Razali,       Nik Norzilawati Nik Wil) 3:59.45.

Ipoh,  01 July 2012  “Ipoh International Run 2012”

-nearly 18,000 took part in this event that contested four categories (5km, 7km, 10km, 21km);

10km and 21km races - obviously short distance, best results;

MEN

21km open (short course!!) / all Kenyans except as noted

1.Lilan Kennedy Kiproo 1:00:16,  2.Joseph Mwangi 1:00:17,  3.Bernard Mwendia Muthoni 1:00:27,  4.Lawrence Kiptoo Saina 1:00:28,  5.Ronoh Kennedy Kibet 1:00:58,  6.Stanley Tarus 1:03:40,  7.Richard Mutua Mutisya 1:06:00,  8.Dancan Samuel Kasia 1:08:00,  9.Gichuhi Jesse Njoroge (MAS*) 1:13:00,  10.Alex Melly 1:14:00,  11.Kipsang Charles Kipkorir (MAS*) 1:14:03,  12.Kamau Ejrus Munju (MAS*) 1:14:08,  13.Rotich John Kpkosgei 1:18:05,  14.Mutai Andrew 1:19:15,  15.John Kprop 1:21:48,  16.Ruto Ezekial Kipkosgei 1:22:20;   Note: *unconfirmed citizenships

21km veteran (short course!!)

1.Lautredoux Jean Pierre (FRA) 1:08:41,  2.Jirattiigana Boonma (THA) 1:11:51,  3.Panom Khansamol (THA) 1:12:27,  4.Chaiyut Jaineamkun (THA) 1:14:35,  5.Khanit Tengisi (THA) 1:16:43,  6.Baskaran s/o Kuppusamy (MAS) 1:17:16,  7.Khir Salleh 1:17:19,  8.Prasoet Phaisan (THA) 1:18:27,  9.Casey Lim Khon Seng (MAS) 1:19:03,  10.Charoen Khangkharo (THA) 1:19:11,  11.Gavin Bong (MAS) 1:19:13,  12.Mit Chamnankol (THA) 1:20:40,  13.Suphachai Wiraphong (THA) 1:20:54, 14.Santi Thanbenchaphon (THA) 1:21:03,  15.Chuah Kean kok (MAS) 1:21:20,  16.Devandran s/o Nagaratnam (MAS) 1:22:33.

10km open (short course!!)/ all Malaysians except as noted

1.Venugopal s/o Rajendran 30:44,  2.Boonthung Srisung (THA) 31:01,  3.Sanchai Namket (THA) 31:02,  4.Ruburn Kummar s/o Ramasamy 31:11,  5.Sivamanogaran s/o Sivalingham 31:33,  6.Jayseelans s/o Magandren 31:37,  7.Amnuay Tongmit (THA) 32:11,  8.Muniandy s/o Ramadass 32:17,  9.Mohamad Affindi Nudin 32:22,  10.Arul Thevar s/o Muniandy 32:27,  11.Wiswaran s/o Kaneapan 32:48,  12.Nik Fakaruddin Ismail 33:09,  13.Murali s/o Muniandy 33:13,  14.Rosnizam Rosli 33:41,  15.Jaya Kumar s/o Ramasamy 33:47,  16.Amirul Syazwan Samad 33:56,  17.M.Prabakharaman 34:03,  18.Arthur Hok Man Chan (HKG) 34:06,  19.Mohd Zamri Zakaria 34:09,  20.Noor Rudzuan Shafiee 34:40.

10km veteran (short course!!)

1.Rama Krishnan s/o Manikam (MAS) 33:44, 2.Niwat Oithip (THA) 35:30.

WOMEN

21km open (short course!!)/ all Kenyans except as noted

1.Eunice Nyawira Muchiri 1:08:32,  2.Esther Wambui Karimi 1:11:49,  3.Saowanee Lamlong (THA) 1:12:43,  4.Njoroge (MAS*) 1:12:47,  5.Esther Jeptum Kiperem 1:18:12,  6.Megan Foo Bee Fon (MAS*) 1:20:49,  7.Cyntia Keter 1:30:70,  8.Annie Yee Pei Ni (MAS) 1:35:18,  9.Siok Hian Cheong (SIN) 1:36:39,  10.Lau Soh Wai (SIN) 1:37:57,  11.Lee Siak Yeng (MAS) 1:40:70,  12.Phatchanee Sittichai (THA) 1:42:59;

10km open (short course!!)

1.Nathanaronnawat (THA) 34:49,  2.Saywaeo (THA) 35:03,  3.Sheela d/o Samivellu (MAS) 35:32,  4.Noor Amelia Musa (MAS) 35:54,  5.Hooi Yan Yee (???) 43:33, 6.Kamala Dewi d/o Kolanthai (MAS) 44:40.

10km veteran/ 35y (short course!!)

1.Yuan Yufang (MAS) 38:43, 2.Chotit Kan Udom (THA) 39:37, 3.Susan Khoo (GBR) 40:33, 4.Maneerat Rooydee (THA) 43:35, 5.Pranee Chinworapitak (THA) 44:11

Klang,  1 July 2012  “Centro Klang Run 2012”

-winners as follow;

MEN / 12km

Open: Muhd Fazly Zakaria 48.27

Veteran: Ong Chin 47:08

Senior veteran: Tan Wah Sing 52:11

WOMEN / 12km

Open: Joline Tang Imm Lee 1:05:14

Veteran: Evon Siow 1:04:27

Sintok,  6-7 July 2012  “37th SUKUM / IPTA Inter Staff Championships”

-SUKUM= public university (IPTA) inter staff champs, hand-timing, best results;

MEN

100m    (  7) 1.Mhd Latif Nyat 10.8.

SP         (  6) 1.Muhammad Malik Tobias 12.05.

DT        (  6) 1.Muhammad Malik Tobias 35.73,  2.Khairul Hafidzin Abd Wahab 34.56,  3.Ahmad Faizal Salim 33.51.

MEN / Veteran

DT        ( 7) 1.Gabriel Moinjil 33.62.

WOMEN

100m    ( 7) 1.Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaluddin 12.6.

200m    ( 7) 1.Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaluddin 26.9.

JT         ( 6) 1.Nurul Huda Mohd Akhir 36.02.

BOTTROP Germany,  6-7 July 2012  “Bottrop Gala”

WOMEN

400mh  6. Noraseela Mohd Khalid 60.38.

Kuala Lumpur,  8 July 2012  “Olympic Day Run”

-Olympic day run, event with 16 categories contested, following are the best results;

MEN

7km open

1.Venugopal s/o Rajendran 25:10,  2.Shahrudin Hashim 25:32, 3.Muniandy s/o Ramadoss 26:00, 4.Mohd Affendi Nudin 26:27.

WOMEN

7km open

1.Gantimanthi d/o Kumarasamy 31:31, 2.Loh Chooi Fern 34:05.

VIERSEN, Germany  8 July 2012  “Viersen Internationales Hochsprung Meeting”

-international high jump meeting.

MEN

HJ         6. Lee Hup Wei 2.18.

SINGAPORE,  30 May 2012  “International Sundown Marathon”

-kindly be noticed that winner of the men’s 10km road race, Lim Kien Mau (34:52) reportedly as a Singaporean in several online/email/website’s results services, BUT he is actually a Malaysian.

Addition and correction to;

MAS Athletics Results No 8;

-Ipoh, 23-24 June 2012 “Perak Open Athletics Championships”

4x100m – please amend the category between Perak and Terengganu, correct results as below;

MEN: 4x100m (24) 1.Perak Team 42.92 (previously written in women’s category).

WOMEN: 4x100m (24) 1.Terengganu Team 49.81

-Delayed-

Seremban,  9,10,12,13 April 2012  “62th Negeri Sembilan State Schools Champs 2012”

-special event / invitational meet on 11^th April, best results from the championships;

BOYS

2000mSt (11) 1.Ahmad Luth Hamizan 6:41.8,

SP/5.45kg   (12) 1.Muhammad Irfan Shamsuddin (95) 13.64.

GIRLS

PV        (11) 1.Norezatti Shasha Rosli (95) 3.02.

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Acknowledgments to;

Mr Andras Szabo / All-Athletics (HUN), Mr Heinrich Hubbeling/ Asian AA, IAAF (GER), Mr Carles Baronet / Trackinsun (ESP), Mr Mirko Jalava/ Tilastopaja (FIN), Mr Amir Othman (MSS Nse), FTAAA Office (?).

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Pin Wanheab Breaks Six National Records

Sprinter PIN WANHEAB eclipsed the 38-year-old Cambodian National 200m record  after registering 21.85s during Nottwil Swiss Meeting at Nottwil Switzerland a few days ago (30 June). The previous record was held by Samphon Mao set at 1700m altitude in Tehran in 1974. He placed 4th in his final A race that won by World class sprinter Marlon Devonish of Great Britain in 20.64s. This made a total of SIX National records in his hands after 100m, 300m, and indoors 50m, 60m and 200m, all set in 2011-2012.

Two weeks ago (17 June) the 27-year-old Swiss born who appeared in the 100m final of 2011 SEA Games has done the same. In a regional athletics championships at Bulle (SUI), he broke the National 100m record 10.82A which was also held by Samphon Mao from the same meet in Tehran in 1974. Samphon Mao hand-timed mark 10.4h established in 1968 at Phnom Penh however remains the Cambodian record for hand timing, but it's now looks to be nearly at an end.

Although he was born, then living, schooling, enjoy the life in Switzerland, and holds Swiss and Cambodian citizenships, he has never opted to compete for Switzerland. His parents want him to contribute and start with Cambodian athletics. In 1976, it was a bloody civil war in Cambodia, and that caused his parents made a decision to migrate to find a safe and peaceful place in Switzerland.

Olympic Games
Although achieving great results as a Cambodian, Wanheab's dream to compete at the Olympics unfortunately would not be realized as the Cambodian authority has already selected their representatives for the Olympics, and that's not even Hem Bunting.

National Record
As of 1st of July 2012, he holds six national records in sprint events, three from outdoors 100m, 200m and 300m, and three others from indoors 50m, 60m and 200m. He also has a 400m best of 50s flat set less than a month ago at Bern (SUI). Below is a list of national records held by Pin Wanheab.

100m                10.78 +0.5  Bulle (SUI)                  17 JUN 2012
200m                21.85 +0.1  Nottwil (SUI)               30 JUN 2012
300m                37.79          Lausanne (SUI)           05 MAY 2012

50m indoor       6.14            Wettingen (SUI)          15 JAN 2011
60m indoor       7.03            Magglingen (SUI)        29 JAN 2011
200m indoor     22.55          Magglingen (SUI)        06 FEB 2011

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Results - ASIAN All-Star Athletics Meet, Almaty 2012

Results of the 4th edition of Asian All-Star Track and Field Meet 2012 at ALMATY, Kazakhstan (30.06 - 01.07, 2012), note: at altitude of 1700m above the sea level (A).

Women's 100m at 4th Asian All-Star, Almaty 2012  (Asian AA)

First three at Day 1 (30.06.2012)

MEN
100 Metres (+0.6)
1. Reza Ghasemi (IRI) 10.24 NR
2. Vyacheslav Muravyev (KAZ) 10.59
3. Grigoriy Volodin (KAZ) 10.64
4. Aleksandr Viktorenko (KAZ) 10.64
5. Alexey Ayukassov (KAZ) 10.85

400 Metres 
1. Sagzhen Hashemiahan (IRI) 46.51
2. Sergey Zaykov (KAZ) 46.83
3. Maxim Mushtayev (KAZ) 47.51
4. Archand Christian Bagsit (PHI) 47.71
5. Aytzhan Baysbayev (KAZ) 48.20

400m Hurdles 
1. Joseph G. Abraham (IND) 50.22
2. Dimitriy Koblov (KAZ) 50.64
3. Viktor Leptikov (KAZ) 50.86
4. Junrey Bano  (PHI) 51.84
5. Yevganiy Meleshenko (KAZ) 52.17

Long Jump
1. Supanara Sukhasvasti Ayudhaya (THA) 7.76 ,0.0
2. Mohammad Arzandeh (IRI) 7.74 ,0.1
3. Konstantin Safronov (KAZ) 7.72 ,0.2
4. Mamoru Niimura (JPN) 7.55, 0.3
5. Henri Dagmil (PHI) 7.51, 0.0

Shot Put 
1. Ivan Ivanov (KAZ) 18.46
2. Mehrsafootizanjanigar Alireza (IRI) 18.42
3. Yohei Murakawa (JPN) 18.33
4. Oleg Istominov (KAZ) 17.60
5. Satoshi Hatase (JPN) 17.55

WOMEN
100 Metres (+0.8)
1. Olga Bludova (KAZ) 11.26
2. Anastassiya Tulapina (KAZ) 11.60
3. Vu Thi Huong (VIE) 11.70
4. Izabella Metlitskaya (KAZ) 11.85
5. Arina Maslyuk (KAZ) 11.87
6. Fong Yee Pui (HKG) 11.94

400 Metres
1. Viktoriya Zyabkina (KAZ) 51.67
2. Marina Maslenko (KAZ) 53.32
3. Maryam Toosi (IRI) 53.65
4. Natalya Tukova (KAZ) 54.26
5. Margarita Kudinova (KAZ) 54.59

800 Metres 
1. Margarita Mukasheva (KAZ) 2:00.48
2. Truong Thanh Hang (VIE) 2:01.70
3. Tintu Luka (IND) 2:01.71
4. Do Thi Thao (VIE) 2:07.25
5. Tatyana Neroznak (KAZ) 2:12.62

400m Hurdles 
1. Tatyana Azarova (KAZ) 55.71
2. Alexandra Kuzina (KAZ) 56.26
3. Ghofran Mohammed (SYR) 58.44
4. Liliya Bazyaruk (KAZ) 59.85
5. Svatlana Zagorodneva KAZ) 59.86

High Jump 
1. Marina Aitova (KAZ) 1.95
2. Duong Thi Viet Anh (VIE) 1.92
3. Wanida Boonwwan (THA) 1.89
4. Nadiya Dusanova (UZB) 1.85
5. Sahana Kumari (IND) 1.85

Triple Jump 
1. Olga Rypakova (KAZ) 14.49 , 0.0
2. Irina Ektova (KAZ) 14.29 ,0.3
3. Lyudmila Grankovskaya (KAZ) 13.63 ,0.4
4. Noor Amira Mohd Nafiah (MAS) 13.40, 0.5
5. Tran Hue Hoa (VIE) 13.28, 0.5

First three at Day 2 (01.07.2012)

MEN
1500 Metres
1. Sandeep Singh (IND) 3:51.66
2. Artem Kossinov (KAZ) 3:51.73
3. Hiroshi Ino (JPN) 3:53.23
4. Artik Ramazanov (UZB) 3:54.72
5. Merbin Guarte (PHI) 3:55.85

110m Hurdles
1. Asgar Rohollau (IRI) 13.50 NR
2. Semenov Denis (KAZ) 13.59
3. Martiynov Aleksey (RUS) 14.44

High Jump
1. Vitaliy Tsykunov (KAZ) 2.22
2. Sergey Zassimovich (KAZ) 2.22
3. Kumara W.P. Manjula (SRI) 2.22
4= Majed Eldein Ghazal (SYR) 2.18
4= Anton Bodnar (KAZ) 2.18

Triple Jump
1. Roman Valiyev (KAZ) 16.70, 0.5
2. Arpinder Singh (IND) 16.31, 0.1
3. Yuma Okabe (JPN)  16.11, 0.0
4. Yevgeniy Kleyev (KAZ) 16.05
5, Andrey Reznichenko (UZB) 15.75, 0.4

WOMEN
100m Hurdles
1. Natalya Ivoniskaya (KAZ) 13.09
2. Anatassiya Pilipenko (KAZ) 13.19
3. Dedeh Erawati (INA) 13.20
4. Anastasiya Soprunova (KAZ) 13.44
5. Mami Ishino (JPN) 13.70

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4th ASEAN Schools Games, Surabaya 2012 - Results

The 4th edition of ASEAN Schools Games is underway since 28th of June (until 6th July) at SURABAYA, East Java, Indonesia. All Southeast Asian countries are taking part in these annual multi-sports event.

Indonesia's Sapwaturrahman became the fastest in this edition after winning the male's sprint century in 10.57s. He beats Malaysians Harith Ammar Sobri (10.66) and Nixson Kennedy (10.81) insecond and third positions respectively. These three sprinters had recorded their personal bests.

Meanwhile Thailand's Supawan Thipat takes the girls title in a time of 11.86s. Vietnamese Nguyen Thi Oanh was in second in 12.06, while teammate Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong third in 12.12

Partial results as follows;

BOYS

100 Metres (wind speed: ??)
1. Sapwaturrahman (Ina) 10.57
2. Harith Ammar Sobri (Mas) 10.66
3. Nixson Kennedy (Mas) 10.81

400 Metres
1. Hoang Van Duy (Vie) 48.61
2. Kwong Kar Jun (Mas) 48.82
3. Treenate K (Tha) 48.36

800m Metres
1. Jeventhiran s/o Victor (Mas) 1:54.97
2. Hadi Nur Ehsan (Ina) 1:56.62
3. Tuwanon Thoncat (Tha) 1:57.43

110m Hurdles / 0.99m
1. Alif Shraf Mohd Razali (Mas) 14.24
2. Agus Hari Kusuma (Ina) 14.72
3. Somyot Kongsuwan  (Tha) 14.80

High Jump
1. Mohd Azly Ghazali (Mas) 2.10
2. Nguyen Huy Thai (Vie) 2.07
3. Pornanan Chaiyo (Tha) 1.98

Long Jump
1. Noval (Ina) 7.15
2. Luqman Hakim Ramlan (Mas) 6.98
3. Julian Reem Fuentes (Phi) 6.96

Shot Put / 6kg
1. Thawat Khachin (Tha) 17.12
2. Narta Hany Sugara (Ina) 15.97
3. Ong Chin Yong (Mas) 15.41

Hammer Throw / 6kg ??
1. Michael Sia Sung Dak (Mas) 62.30
2. Peerapon Chidpo (Tha) 58.81
3. Kresno Setyo Nughoro (Ina) 51.37

GIRLS
100 Metres
1. Supawan Thipat (Tha) 11.86
2. Nguyen Thi Oanh (Vie) 12.06
3. Nguyen Thi Hong Phuong (Vie) 12.12

400 Metres
1. Quach Thi Lan (Vie) 54.83
2. Fathin Faqihah Mohd Yusuf (Mas) 58.39
3. Supansa Urasai (Tha) 58.64

800 Metres
1. Vu Thi Ly (Vie) 2:15.59
2. Aprilia Kartina (Ina) 2:16.57
3. Nik Norzilawati Nik Wil (Mas) 2:18.16

100m Hurdles 
1.Nur Amanina Tugimin (Mas) 14.85
2. Ken Ayuthaya (Ina) 14.90
3.Nur Syafiqah Alis Abu Bakar (Mas) 15.31

High Jump
1. Nguyen Thi Hoai Nhi (Vie) 1.72m
2. Shandyani d/o Mahendran (Mas) 1.69m
3. Nadia Anggraini (Ina) 1.66

Shot Put
1. Thatphicha J (Tha) 11.96
2. Panwat Gimsrang (Tha) 11.41
3. Ni Putu Yogiswari (Ina) 11.25

Hammer Throw
1. Panwat Gimsrang (Tha) 45.83
2. Masitha Hatta (Ina) 44.29
3. Tiong Mee Yen (Mas) 37.90

Javelin Throw
1. Jariya Wichaidit (Tha) 43.30
2. Lo Thi Phien 40.63
3. Fitria Abjan 40.22

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