YUNUS LASALEH

>> August 19, 2010

Name: Muhamad Yunus Lasaleh
Events: Running (400m, 800m)
Born: 29 February 1988, Tawau/MAS
Height: 5-6
Weight: 62
Personal Best:
400m- 48.18 (Kuala Lumpur 31.07.11)
800m- 1:53.77 (Chiangmai 12.2010)
Season best:
400m- 48.18 (Kuala Lumpur 31.07.2011)

Major Meet
Universiade: Shenzhen 2011, Belgrade 2009 (selection)
AUG Kuala Lumpur 2008, Chiangmai 2010

Career Highlights
2010: He won 2 bronze medals (800m & 4x400m) at the Asean University Games in Chiangmai, Thailand.

2011: At the 26th SEA Games in Palembang, he anchored the Malaysian's 4x400m quartet to finish first and won the gold medal. The team made up of S.Kannathasan, P.Yuvaaraj, Schzuan Rosely and Yunus clock a time of 3:10.49s. The team was initially dropped from the national squad but eventually entered during last minutes, and all runners only arrived in Palembang after two days of athletics competition. 

Last updated 12.08.2011

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AGUS PRAYOGO

>> August 16, 2010

Name: Agus Prayogo
Nationality: Indonesia
Born: 23 August 1985
Height: 5-4
Weight: 60
Personal Bests:
5000m- 14:02.12 (Rio de Janeiro 23.07.11)
10000m- 29:25.77 (Guangzhou 26.11.10)
National Records:
5000m- 14:02.12 (Rio de Janeiro 23.07.11)
10000m- 29:25.77 (Guangzhou 26.11.10)
Major Meets:
World Military Championships- Rio de Janeiro 2011
Asian Games- Guangzhou 2010

Career Highlights:
2011: He breaks his previous NR of 5,000m (14:04.29) during the World military championships (CISM) in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil with a time of 14:02.12 (placed 12th).
2010: He broke two Indonesian records during the Asian Games in Guangzhou, 5000m (14:04.29 10th NR), and 10000m (29:25.77 9th NR).

Compiled by Jad Adrian. Last updated 16.08.2011.

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MOHD JIRONI RIDUAN

Full Name: Mohd Jironi Riduan
Nationality: Malaysia
Event: Running (800m, 1500m)
Born: 2 September 1986 / Miri, Sarawak
Height: 5-5
Weight: 60
Education: B.Ed in Physical Education (UPM 2011)
Personal Best(s):
800m 1:50.98 (Vientiane 14.12.2009)
800m (i) 2:01.13 (Tehran 24.02.2010)
1000m 2:25.63 (Zeulanroda/GER 26.07.2009)
1500m 3:47.34 (Vientiane 17.12.2009)
1500m (i) 4:16.54 (Tehran 26.02.2010)
3000 Steeplechase 9:25.17 (Alor Star 01.06.2006)

Season Best:
800m 1:51.90 (Shenzhen 19.08.2011)
1500m 3:50.33 (Shenzhen 16.08.2011)

Career Highlights:
2011: Represented Malaysia in the Universiade at Shenzhen  in 800m (1:51.90) and 1500m (3:50.33).
2010: He bagged 2 gold medals from ASEAN University Games in Chiang Mai, 800m & 1500m.
2009: He won two silver medals at 800m (1:50.98 PB) and 1500m (3:47.34 PB) in SEA Games.
2008: Two gold medals at Malaysian Mini Olympics, 800m (1:52.23) & 1500m (3:56.30).
2007: Competed in two events at SEA Games, took bronze medal home at 800m (1:53.30) but DNF in 1500m.
2005: Arafura Games, Gold medal at 3000m stp in 9:27.0, Silver at 5000m 15:32.3.
2004: Finished 7th 3000m Stp in Asian Juniors (Ipoh, MAS), recording 9:42.06.

 Last updated 20.08.11. Send additional information to editor, Jad Adrian: info@adriansprints.com

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Tyson Gay Runs 9.78 to Set the Fastest 100m Time in 2010 , Full Results, Video

>> August 14, 2010

Tyson Gay clocked the fastest time in the world this year in a blistering run, despite a cold and a negative headwind to win the 100m at the London Diamond League meeting at Crystal Palace yesterday (August 13, 2010).

The 2007 triple world champion had a wonderful lead from the start and cross the line in 9.78 against a field without two monsters Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell both were out due to back injuries.

Bolt's  training partner Yohan Blake of Jamaica was second in 9.89, while the Olympic silver medalist Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago third in 10.05.

Yohan Blake's time is a new personal best and also the fourth fastest time in Jamaica behind Usain Bolt (9.58), Asafa Powell (9.72) and the Nesta Carter's 9.86 seconds set at Switzerland a few days ago.

A week ago, at the Diamond League meet in Stockholm, Tyson Gay ran 9.84 to upset the world and Olympic champion Usain Bolt who had previously held the world's leading time together with Powell at 9.82.

Tyson Gay, who coached by Lance Brauman and Jon Drummond, however admitted he was not in the best shape and had a little sore at his groin prior the race but he was determined not to let it undermine his performance. He drove on superbly and finished the race as a great warrior!

Results: (Wind: -0.4)


1   
   USA  
10.02
0.166
2
   JAM
10.07
0.251
3
   USA
10.21
0.148
4
   USA    
10.25
0.169
5
   JAM 
10.28
0.179
6
   GBR        
10.35
0.154
7
   GBR
10.51
0.150
   NOR
DQ

R 162.7


Men's 100m Video:
 

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Justin Gatlin Second Consecutive Win in 10.17

Justin Gatlin PB 9.85, SB 10.17
Justin Gatlin wins his second 100m race in comeback in Estonian capital, Talinn yesterday at August 13, 2010.

The 28-year-old American clocked a time of 10.17, a seven hundredth of second improvement from his first race at Bigbank Kuldliiga meet in Rakvere, Estonia 2 weeks ago.

Gatlin, who served a four-year doping banned, beating a countryman Justin William who has run 10.25 and Belarus' Alexsandr Linnik who came third in 10.59.

Gatlin, who lost 20 pounds over the past year as he battles to regain his place among the leading sprinters, is aiming for a place at 2012 Olympics in London and looking for a bid to regain the 100m title he won in Athens in 2004.

His next race is scheduled on August 21 in Finland.
 
Full Result (Wind: +1.0)
 
1, Justin Gatlin USA 10.17
2, Rubin Williams USA 10.25
3, Aleksandr Linnik BLR 10.59
4, Dmytro Ostrovskyy UKR 10.60
5, Trevell Quinley USA 10.78
6, Richard Pulst EST 10.86
7,  Kostyatin Vasyukov UKR 10.97
8, Asko Anipai  EST 10.98

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57th Sabah Open Track and Field Championship 2010

>> August 12, 2010

The 57th Sabah Open Track and Field Championship was held in August 07-08, 2010 at Likas Stadium, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.

More than 500 athletes from 30 teams were taking part at the two days meet including two foreign team - Brunei National team and Ateneo De Manila University team from Philippines. There were 4 categories of Senior Men, Women and Junior Boys, Girls involved at the championship.

Eddie Edward JR of TKIAC announced as the best male athlete after retained his both 100 and 200m sprints titles in 10.84 and 22.42 seconds respectively. The 19-year-old Asian Junior representative not only matched his last year’s achievements but adds on another gold medal from the relay 4x100m.

National back-up athlete, Nurliyana Kamaruddin was awarded as the best female athlete by winning the high jump final in a new championship record of 1.74m. However, she failed to break the national record of 1.78 in her last three attempts.

Eddie Edwards 10.84 / 22.42
For the victories, both athletes received a trophy, certificate, and RM 150 of price money each.

Meanwhile, local throwers were full tested with the presence of the SEA Games champion Arneil Ferera of Philippines who bagged two gold medals home but not either one his favorite event. Arneil, represented Ateneo De Manila University threw 12.40 metres in shot put, beating the Sabah’s World University Games representative, Linus Nicholas who posted 12.09 metres. Arneil outclassed the entire discus throwers and wins it by a huge margin with 41.64m effort. Arneil Ferrera is the undisputed hammer throw champion in Southeast Asia by winning the last four SEA Games including the 2009 Vientiane Games with a new record of 61.62 metres.

National Athlete, Muhammad Hakimi Ismail ruled the horizontal jump events by winning two gold medals. He did a golden jumping of 6.95 metres in the long jump and unchallenged in the triple jump with 15.35 metres but the distance way off to Firdaus Salim’s meet record of 15.80 metres.

Ateneo De Manila University clinched the overall standing for senior with a haul of 8 Gold, 6 Silver and 2 Bronze. National Back-up Squad, a team comprising young athletes was mere behind with 8 Gold and 2 Silver. Placing third overall was Tambunan with 6 Gold, 3 Silver and 2 Bronze.

In the Junior Category, Kudat and SMK Peter Mojuntin shared the trophy champion after both teams won 3G, 3S, 1B. SM Sains Sabah lost the champion title by a silver medal however placed second with 3G, 2S, 4B. Tsubasa Kinabalu IAC placed third overall with 2G, 2S, 1B. Major results are as follows:

MEN OPEN

100m Final
1, Eddie Edwards JR, TKIAC, 10.84. 2, Cyrus Khrisnan, PPKBG, 11.02. 3, Sebastian Lee, TKIAC, 11.39.

200m Final
1, Eddie Edwards JR, TKIAC, 22.42. 2, Carlos Xavier, ADMU, 22.92. 3, Asif Farhan, TKIAC, 23.15.

400m Final
1, Pang Tsun Kuo, UMS, 51.36.

800m Final
1, John Patrick, ADMU, 2.04.36.

400m Hurdles
1, Baihaqi Razlan, PLPKBG, 55.20. 2, Pang Tsun Kuo, UMS, 57.15.

High Jump Final
1, Kavee Alagan, PLPKBG, 2.06. 2, Abdul Hakim Yahya, BRU, 2.00.

Long Jump Final
1, Hakimi Ismail, PLPKBG, 6.95. 2, El Said Aziz, KDT, 6.59. 3, Jamasil Ismail, KDT, 6.59.

Triple Jump Final
1, Hakimi Ismail, PLPKBG, 15.35. 2, El Said Aziz, KDT, 14.59.

Shot Put Final
1, Arneil Ferera, ADMU, 12.40. 2, Linus Nicholas, BAC, 12.24. 3, Max Jetol, STAR, 12.09.

Discus Throw Final
1, Arneil Ferera, ADMU, 41.64.

Javelin Throw Final
1, Linus Nicholas, BAC, 54.24.

WOMEN OPEN

100m Hurdles Final
1, Raja Nursheena Azhar, PLPKBG, 14.83. 2, Nur Fazlinda Shafie, PLPKBG, 15.13.

High Jump Final
1, Nurliana Kamaruddin, PLPKBG, 1.74.
Long Jump Final
1, Nurul Fatimarul Awang, PLPKBG, 5.51.

Discus Throw Final
1, Marie Angelica, ADMU, 33.25.


BOYS UNDER 16

300m Final
1, Mohd Firdaus Kimleh, SDK, 38.60.


High Jump Final
1, Reonaldo Rusin, KDT, 1.70.

Shot Put Final
1, Muhd Shafiq Tarman, KDT, 14.20.

Discus Throw Final
1, Emmanuel Wong, SMKDWT, 42.02.

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Acronym:

TKIAC: Tsubasa Kinabalu International Athletics Club (Sabah)
PLPKBG: Pelapis Kebangsaan (Malaysia Back-up Squad)
ADMU: Ateneo De Manila University (Philippines)
BRU: Brunei (Brunei National Team)
UMS: University of Malaysia Sabah
BAC: Beufort Athletics Club (Sabah)
KDT: Kudat Athletics Club (Sabah)
SDK: Sandakan Athletics Club (Sabah)
SMKDWT: SMK Desa Wawasan Tambunan (Sabah)

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