Men's & Women's 4x100m Videos, Athletics Results Day 3 at the 15th AUG Chiang Mai 2010 (Part 3)

Videos and Results at the 3rd day of the 15th ASEAN University Games in Chiang Mai, Thailand. See previous series, part 1 and part 2

MEN

4x100m Men Final

1, INDONESIA 39.92s (Fadlin, Suryo Agung, Farrel Octaviandi, Fernando)
2, THAILAND 40.23s (Poomanus L., Wattana Deewong, Weerawat Pharueng, T. Pooltong)
3, SINGAPORE 40.62s (Gary Yeo, Elfi Mustapa, Amiruddin, Wei Sheng L.T)
4, MALAYSIA 41.67s (Jad Adrian, Zabidi Ghazali, Latif Nyat, S.Kannan)
5, LAOS 43.70s (Phonsayya, Tonsacktheva, Silisavadymao, Chanthavong)

400MH Final: 1, Nitat Kaewkhong, THA, 52.49s. 2, Andrian, INA, 52.50s. 3, Jesson R.C., PHI, 55.19s. 4, Sharman A.R.D., SIN, 58.86s.

5000m: 1, Triyaningsih, INA, 16:58.18s. 2, Melinder Kaur, MAS, 18:31.00s. 3, Souksavanh Malivanh, LAO, 19:34.70s. 4, Mary Ann D.C, PHI, 20:03.72s. 5, Dalyn Carmen, PHI, 20:40.09s. 6, Chay Liying M., SIN, 20:57.80s. 7, Sumiko Tan S.H, SIN, 21:15.82s. 8, Le Thi Gai, VIE, 22:39.92ss.

Long Jump: 1, Suprana Sukhasvasti, THA, 7.54m. 2, Varunyoo Kognil, THA, 7.23m. 3, Asril Abdullah, INA, 7.17m.

Javelin Throw: 1, Nguyen Truong Giang, VIE, 72.05m. 2, Hussadin Rodmanee, THA, 64.50m. 3, Peerachet Jantra, THA, 61.41m.

Decathlon:
1, Zakaria Malik, INA, 6509pts
(11.22; 6.71; 12.21; 1.95; 50.31 – 15.55; 31.41; 3.80; 49.71; 5:39.80).
2, Jesson Ramon Cid, PHI, 6077pts
(11.42; 6.73; 8.73; 1.86; 50.41 – 15.56; 27.01; 3.30; 39.91; 4:51.05).
3, Yingyot Novom, LAO, 5495pts
(12.20; 6.25; 9.40; 1.74; 56.39 – 15.55; 29.75; 3.70; 39.95; 5:19.76).
4, Oudomsak Chanthavong, LAO, 5321pts
(11.78; 6.50; 9.86; 1.80; 54.15 – 17.24; 25.14; 3.70; 33.57; 5:42.88).


WOMEN

4x100m Women Final

1, MALAYSIA 45.73s (Nurul Sarah, Siti Fatima, Norjannah, Zubaidah)
2, INDONESIA 46.16s (Agustina, Tri Setyo, Serafi Anelies, N. Imaniar)
3, THAILAND 46.62s (Keawkling, Seangdee, Wannakit, Sornplod)
4, SINGAPORE 47.23s (Melanie, Amanda Choo, Valerie, Dipna Lim)
5, PHILIPPINES 48.44s (Merian C., Luville, Viena Mae, Keizel Pedrina)

400MH Final: 1, Panida Rattanajan, THA, 63.11s. 2, Viera Mellisa H., INA, 63.27s. 3, Dela Paz B., PHI, 69.41s. 4, Viena Mae Banebane. PHI, 73.76s.

Hammer Throw: 1, Tan Song Hwa, MAS, 47.92m. 2, Rattana Suraprasert, THA, 46.41m. 3, Anita Rohmah, INA, 43.67m. 4, Marie Angelica S., PHI, 27.60m. 5, S. Sinthalavong, LAO, 25.84m.

High Jump: 1, Chalinee Kaewniam, THA, 1.74m. 2, Wong Boon Syian, MAS, 1.71m. 3, Michelle Sng, SIN, 1.60m.

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15th AUG Chiang Mai 2010 - Athletics Results Day 2 & Videos (Part 2)

Here is a coverage for 2nd day of athletics events at the 15th ASEAN University Games, Chiang Mai, Thailand. Click here for part one.


Video of 110mh final & 100mh final

Men (wind: -1.4): 1, Jamras Rittidet, THA, 13.88s. 2, Sharman A.R.D., SIN, 15.28s. 3, Soulisack S., LAO, 15.68s. DNF Rohaizad Jamil, MAS.

Women: 1, Agustina Bawele, INA, 14.29s. 2, Panida Rattanajan, THA, 14.69s. 3, Viena Mae B., PHI, 15.81s. 4, Hui En S.Y, SIN, 16.33s. 5, Dela Paz B., PHI, 17.50s.

Video of 200m Men and Women Finals

Men (wind: -1.5): 1, Wattana Deewong, THA, 21.92s. 2, Farrel Octaviandi, INA, 22.08s. 3, Gary Yeo F.E. SIN, 22.15s. 4, Carlos Soriano, PHI, 22.29s. 5, Joseph Weijie, SIN, 22.87s. 6, Souksavanh, LAO, 22.96s. 7, Tran duy Hoa, VIE, 23.15s. 8, Ye Aung Htoo, MYN, 23.90s.

Women: 1, Tassaporn Wannakit, THA, 24.25s. 2, Siti Fatima Mohamad, MAS, 24.53s. 3, Dipna Lim Prasad, SIN, 24.61s. 4, Tri Setyo U., INA, 24.70s. 5, Valerie Seema P., SIN, 24.93s. 6, Norjannah Hafiszah, MAS, 25.27s. 7 Keizel Pedrina, PHI, 25.92s.

Men's 800m Final

Men: 1, Jironi Riduan, MAS, 1:52.29s. 2, Jakkrit Pattasai, THA, 1:53.72s. 3, Yunus Lasaleh, MAS, 1:53.77s. 4, Wenlie Maulas, PHI, 1:53.84s. 5, Ernie Opiana, PHI, 1:57.49s. 6, Madankumar Balakrishnan, SIN, 1:58.79s. 7, Kuan Yong Oon, SIN, 2:03.46s. 8, Vongsavang V., LAO, 2:05.02s. 9, Alvaro Freitas, TIM, 2:59.85s.

Other results (Day 2)

MEN

3000m STP: 1, Sanchai Namket, THA, 9:25.70s. 2, Truong Che My, VIE, 9:29.52s. 3, Yogi Triono, INA, 9:31.53s. 4, Roger Denolo, PHI, 10:05.75s. 5, Narin Pendeen, THA, 10:14.92s. 6, Xayzana B., LAO, 10:31.98s. 7, Art Thomas F., PHI, 10:36.58s. 8, Weiqiang J.N, SIN, 11:07.23s. Karthik Jayamaran, MAS, DNF.

High Jump: 1, Pramote Pumurai, THA, 2.06m. 2, Andre Dermawan, INA, 2.03m. 3, Yaoqing Ronnie Cai, SIN, 1.95m.

Shot Put: 1, Adi Alifuddin, MAS, 16.26m. 2, Promrob Juntima, THA, 15.27m. 3, Krisna Wahyu, INA, 14.21m. 4, Weide Ton, SIN, 12.54m. 5, Angelo C.A., PHI, 11.83m.


WOMEN

800m Final: 1, Kumarasamy Ganthimathi, MAS, 2:13.00s. 2, Giap Thi Hoi, VIE, 2:15.11s. 3, Souksavanh Malivanh, LAO, 2:26.66s. 4, Fazilah Razman, MAS, 2:31.06s.

10,000m Final: 1, Triyaningsih, INA, 35:30.80s. 2, Mary Ann D.C, PHI, 42:11.03. 3, Dalyn Carmen, PHI, 43:08.96s. 4, Sok Hue S.T, SIN, 43:47.54s. 5, Liying M.C, SIN, 44:42.93s.

Triple Jump: 1, Maria Natalia Londa, INA, 13.38m. 2, Jenjira Pummak, THA, 12.04m. 3, Luville Dato-on, PHI, 11.64m.

Discus Throw: 1, Rewadee Sooksawat, THA, 42.01m. 2, Souphalay Sinthalavong, LAO, 32.56m. 3, Rahilah Othman, MAS, 31.46s. 4, Marie Angelica, PHI, 29.85m.

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15th AUG Chiang Mai 2010 - 100m & 400m Videos, Athletics Results Day 1 ( Part 1)

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 100m Final & 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.

SF 1 (W: 0.0): 1, Fadlin, INA, 10.77s. 2, Elfi Mustapa, SIN, 10.78s. 3, Taweesak Pooltong, THA, 10.83s. 4, Subramaniam Kannan, MAS, 11.09s. 5, Tran Duy Hoa, VIE, 11.30s.

SF 2 (W: -0.8): Fernando, INA, 10.78s. 2, Amiruddin, SIN, 10.91s. 3, Weerawat Pharueang, THA, 10.96s. 4, Zabidi Ghazali, MAS, 10.97s. 5, Carlos Soriano, PHI, 11.12s. 6, Souksavanh, LAO, 11.47s.

Video of women's 100m Final & Semifinals


Final result (w: 0.3): 1, Serafi Anelies, INA, 11.76s. 2, Tassporn Wannakit, THA, 11.80s. 3, Siti Zubaidah, MAS, 11.82s. 4, Nurul Sarah Kadir, MAS, 11.84s. 5, Jintara Seangdee, THA, 11.86s. 6, Nurul Imaniar, INA, 12.02s. 7, Amanda Choo, SIN, 12.32s. 8, Melanie Francisca, SIN, 12.78s.

SF 1 (w: 0.0): 1, Nurul Sarah, MAS, 12.19s. 2, Nurul Imaniar, 12.25s. 3, Jintara Seangdee, THA, 12.29s. 4, Melanie Francisca, SIN, 13.12s. 5, Bettina Maria, PHI, 14.00s.

SF 2 (w: 0.3): 1, Serafi Anelies, INA, 12.00s. 2, Siti Zubaidah, MAS, 12.13s. 3, Tassaporn Wannakit, THA, 12.20s. 4, Amanda Choo, SIN, 12.37s. 5, Soe Sandar, MYN, 14.37s.

Video of men's 400m Final


Result: 1, Chantip Ruckburee, THA, 48.13s. 2, P. Yuvaaraj, MAS, 48.50s. 3, Arif Rahman, INA, 48.87s. 4, Saharat Summayan, THA, 48.90s. 5, Abdul rajak, INA, 49.47s. 6, Yunus Lasaleh, MAS, 49.48s. 7, Wei Sheng L.T, SIN, 50.33s. 8, Phouthaviphone, LAO, 53.77s.

SF 1: Chantip R., 49.19s. 2, Abdul Rajak, INA, 49.50s. 3, Yunus Lasaleh, MAS, 49.63s. 4, Wei Sheng, SIN, 50.74s. 5, Phouthaviphone,LAO, 53.11s.

SF2: P. Yuvaaraj, MAS, 48.81s. 2, Sharat Summayan, THA, 49.35s. 3, Arif Rahman, INA, 49.75s. 4, Vongsavang V., LAO, 53.64s.

Women's 400m (Final)


Final: 1, Atchima Eng-Chuan, THA, 56.83s. 2, Karat Srimuang, THA, 57.57s. 3, Nining Souhaly, INA, 58.01s. 4, Keizel Pedrina, PHI, 59.05s. 5, Musyafidah, INA, 59.36s. 6, Nikita Sharda, SIN, 1:02.15s. 7, Serenata Saluan, PHI, DNS.

MEN

5,000m
1, Agus Prayago, INA, 15:06.27s. 2, Ridwan, INA, 15:06.56s. 3, Sanchai Namket, THA, 15:06.57s. 4, Ying Ren Mok, SIN, 15:49.10s. 5, Truong Che My, VIE, 15:49.11s. 6, RogerDenolo, PHI, 16:18.57s. 7, Zi Jie A.M, SIN, 16:20.39s. 8, Narin Pendeen, THA, 16:35,38s. 9, Richard Salano, PHI, 18:34.26s.

Long Jump
1, Varunyoo Kongnil, THA, 15.33m. 2, Asril Abdullah, INA, 15.19s. 3, Suprana Sukhasvasti N.A, THA, 14.49m.

Hammer Throw
1, Patipan Sangsing, THA, 49.91m. 2, Ardiansah Apandy, INA, 45.29m. 3, Joel Sta Mina, PHI, 39.20m. 4, Angelo C.A., PHI, 31.11m.

WOMEN

Javelin Throw
1, Natta Nachan, THA, 46.34m. 2, Azizah, INA, 43.61m. 3, Hui Juen Teo, SIN, 38.41m. 4, Marie Angelica, PHI, 35.41m. 5, Nurulhuda M.A., MAS, 34.82m.

Pole Vault
1, Roslinda Samsu, MAS, 4.00m. 2, Sukanya Chomchuendee, THA, 3.90m. 3, Kathleen Ong, MAS, 3.80m. 4, Liesa Yunita, INA, 3.30m. 5, Bettina M.M., PHI, 3.10m.

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Watson Nyambek, the Fastest Malaysian Sprinter

Watson Nyambek (source: unknown)

Watson Nyambek was a notable Malaysian sprinter and specialized in the 100 metres. He was born in Miri in 1976 and became known as "the Flying Dayak" as he set multiple national records in the century dash. He had represented the country in two Olympic Games, Atlanta 1996 (10.55s) and Sydney 2000 (10.61s).

In 1995, he broke the 29-year-old national 100m record by M. Jegathesan (set in 1966 Asiad) in Chinese Taipei in a time of 10.46s. He would continue to break his national record with the last one in the year was 10.38s clocking during the Malaysian national champs. The time would only be matched by his long time rival, Azmi Ibrahim, who has done it in 1996 in Jakarta.

In 1996, the co-national record holders were "set" to grab  the title "Malaysian's Fastest Man". It was like "Carl Lewis vs Ben Johnson" at the 1988 Olympics here in Malaysia with extensive coverage from all the local media. The race was finally set at Kuantan during the Malaysian Games. In the finals, Watson bursts out of his blocks, away from the field, hit the top speed in the halfway, maintains that high-velocity speed, and leaving Azmi (who usually had a fast ending) far away in second when he crosses the finish line. Watson registered NR a again with a time of 10.33s.

In 1997, he competed at the 6th World championships in Athens, and  later in SEA Games, where he was expected to win the century dash but ended up with taking home a bronze medal.

The 1998 was a golden year for Watson. He also broke the national 100m record three times (10.31s, 10.30s, 10.0h*). He won a silver medal from the Asian Track and Field (ATF) which was a major accomplishment by Malaysian athletics. This would made him a gold medal contender in the Asian Games in the following months.  In Asian Games, he won both heats (10.25w) and semifinal round (10.20w), but in the finals he stumbled in his first step out of his blocks and ended up finishing in 4th, clocking 10.32s. The wind-aided 10.20w from semifinals was the Southeast Asia's fastest time in any condition. A few weeks earlier at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, Watson managed to advance to the quarterfinals at the century dash.

Watson Nyambek (source: unknown)

In 1999, he became the first Malaysian to enter semifinals at the World indoor championships. It was from the 60 metres race where he clocked a NR of 6.66s. He also took part in the 7th World outdoor championships at Seville at the year.

Retired in 2002 but came out in 2003. The comeback saw him winning a silver medal of 100m during the national championship. But it was Watson's last race and he never comeback into serious training in the next seasons.

Several years later, Watson became a sprint coach and based in Miri Sarawak, his hometown.

Personal bests:
100m- 10.30s Kuala Lumpur 1998 / 10.0h Hanoi 1998 / 10.20w Bangkok 1998
200m- 21.20s Kuala Lumpur 1995
60m- 6.66s Maebashi 1999
50m- 5.84s Eaubonne 1999

Best six (6) 100 metres:
10.30 - Kuala Lumpur (Pre-Comm / NC) 3.7.1998
10.31 - Kuantan (State Champs) 28.3.1998
10.32 - Bangkok (Asian Games)  14.12.1998
10.33 - Kuantan (Sukma) 7.6.1996
10.36 - Kuala Lumpur (Commonwealth Games)  16.09.98
10.36 - Almaty (National Championships)  27.5.2000

Watson's coaches:
Daniel St Hilaire (Quebec, Canada) - 1995 to 1997
Mumtaz Jaafar (Selangor) - 1998 to 2002
Sulaiman Arman (Sabah) - 2003 (preparation for National champs)


by Jad Adrian (Track & Field Statistician)

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3RD Sabah Weekly Relays Grand Finals, 18-19 December 2010

The 3RD Sabah Weekly Relays Grand Finals was successfully held on 18-19 December 2010 at the Likas Stadium, Kota Kinabalu with over 1007 athletes from 10 teams participating. 

This year with the absence of powerhouse Keningau AC and SMK Datuk Peter Mojuntin, the TSUBASA KINABALU INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS CLUB became Overall Champions of the five weekly editions culminating with the Grand Finals held last weekend. 

TKIAC scored a runaway win with a total of 866 points, followed with SMK RANAU 416 points and third placer Corinthians AC 376 points. Other teams in the fray included TANSAU AC, NORTH BORNEO SPORT CLUB, SMESH, Pelapis MSN, KUDAT AC, TUARAN AC and DEWATA TAMBUNAN.

Toast of the two day meet was Tsubasa's Sebastian Lee Azcona who at 16 high jumped personal best of 1.90m and ran the 200m also a pb of 21.91s both on the first day. 

In the 200m he beat team-mate Asif Farhan Arshad who came second in 22.32 and third Zed Adhaz of SMESH 24.13. 

However on the second day Asif Farhan turned tables with Sebastian to sprint a sensational win in the 100m in 10.84 beating Seb to second place in 10.92 and team-mate Darren Koh who timed a pb of 11.09s in third place.

It is indeed a healthy trend when Seb and Asif are beating each other in the two sprint events because this will inspire them to focus and to improve. 

Close on their heels is team-mate Darren Koh who now studies in Singapore and is vastly improving.

The Best Athletes' Trophies were won by the following:

GIRLS 13-15 YEARS OLD - ALLESANDRA EVALLY (Corinthians AC)

BOYS 13-15 YEARS OLD - GABRYEL SIEW (TKIAC)

GIRLS 16-18 YEARS OLD - LING YU SAN (TKIAC)

BOYS 16-18 YEARS OLD - SEBASTIAN LEE AZCONA (TKIAC)

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