Daegu 19May 2010

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19/05/2010

2010 Colorful Daegu Pre-Championships Meeting
Daegu, 19/05/2010

Men’ results

100 Metres - Men Wind: +0.1 m/s

1 Bolt , Usain JAM 9.86
2 Frater , Michael JAM 10.15
3 Rodgers , Mike USA 10.18
4 Kimmons , Trell USA 10.25
5 Padgett , Travis USA 10.30
6 Forsythe , Mario JAM 10.45
7 Yeo , Ho-suah KOR 10.48
8 Lim , Hee-nam KOR 10.59
9 Kim , Gook-Young KOR 10.74

200 Metres - Men Wind: -0.6 m/s

1 Bailey , Ryan USA 20.58
2 Anderson , Marvin JAM 20.59
3 Edwards , Monzavous USA 20.73
4 Wissman , Johan SWE 21.20
5 Davis , Jeremy USA 21.28
6 Christian , Brendan ANT 21.29
7 Jeong , Duk-hyung KOR 21.31
8 Boase , Jordan USA 21.38

400 Metres - Men

1 Taylor , Angelo USA 45.21
2 Yousif , Rabah SUD 45.38
3 Gonzales , Jermaine JAM 45.52
4 Neville , David USA 45.57
5 Smith , Miles USA 45.84
6 Torrance , Jamaal USA 46.04
7 Park , Bong-go KOR 46.23
8 Lim , Chan-Ho KOR 48.09

800 Metres - Men

1 Mulaudzi , Mbulaeni RSA 1:45.60
2 Kipchoge , Gilbert KEN 1:46.01
3 Kiplagat , Abraham KEN 1:46.02
4 Kombich , Ismael Kipngetich KEN 1:46.47
5 Seurei , Benson KEN 1:47.20
6 Drummond , Andre JAM 1:51.97
7 Park , Jung-Jin KOR 1:52.91
8 Shin , Sang-Min KOR 1:55.02
Kibet , Geoffrey KEN DNF

3000 Metres Steeplechase - Men

1 Kipterege , Elijah Chelimo KEN 8:14.59
2 Kitum , Silas Kosgei KEN 8:15.81
3 Kiplagat , Bisluke Kipkorir KEN 8:16.68
4 Taher , Tareq Mubarak BRN 8:17.22
5 Chumba , Linus Kipwambok KEN 8:19.26
6 Kiprotich , Wesley KEN 8:20.12
7 Slattery , Steve USA 8:24.05
8 Terer , Patrick Kipyegon KEN 8:27.21
9 Kipyego , Michael KEN 8:28.67
10 Bruce , Ben USA 8:29.81
11 Everest , Richard AUS 8:38.29
12 Jang , Min-Sik KOR 9:08.55
13 Kim , Young-jin KOR 9:19.85

110 Metres Hurdles - Men Wind: -0.2 m/s

1 Oliver , David USA 13.11
2 Robles , Dayron CUB 13.26
3 Thomas , Dwight JAM 13.40
4 Payne , David USA 13.52
5 Brathwaite , Ryan BAR 13.67
5 Park , Tae-kyong KOR 13.67
7 Johnson , Allen USA 13.81
8 Lee , Hyeon-Woo KOR 14.38

Triple Jump - Men
Wind
1 Lewis , Randy GRN 17.01 -1.6
2 Kim , Deokhyeon KOR 16.87 -0.8
3 Laine , Samyr HAI 16.64 +0.3
4 Roulhac , Brandon USA 16.53 -0.5
5 Sands , Leevan BAH 16.35 -1.2
6 Yun , Jong-bae KOR 15.60 -1.4
7 Davis , Walter USA 13.76 -1.2

Javelin Throw - Men

1 Janik , Igor POL 80.46
2 Park , Jae-myong KOR 80.11
3 Frank , Mark GER 78.76
4 White , Corey USA 76.50
5 Avramenko , Roman UKR 75.71
6 Goyvaerts , Tom BEL 73.69
7 Furey , Sean USA 73.66
8 Ku , Yun-hoi KOR 70.94

Women’ results

100 Metres - Women Wind: -0.3 m/s

1 Jeter , Carmelita USA 11.00
2 Campbell-Brown , Veronica JAM 11.05
3 Simpson , Sherone JAM 11.26
4 Asumnu , Gloria USA 11.48
5 Madison , Tianna USA 11.54
6 Calvert , Schillonie JAM 11.67
7 Lee , Sun-yae KOR 12.21
Sturrup , Chandra BAH DQ
Shim , Su-Kyung KOR DNS

200 Metres - Women Wind: +0.0 m/s

1 Knight , Bianca USA 22.92
2 Mothersille , Cydonie CAY 23.14
3 Whyte , Rosemarie JAM 23.30
4 Floyd-Broadnax , Ebony USA 23.53
5 Henry , Jody AUS 23.99
6 Kim , Da-Jung KOR 25.01
7 Kim , So-Yeon KOR 25.09
Calvert , Schillonie JAM DNS

800 Metres - Women

1 Sinclair , Kenia JAM 2:00.51
2 Jelimo , Pamela KEN 2:01.52
3 Pape , Madeleine AUS 2:01.88
4 Petlyuk , Tetiana UKR 2:02.66
5 Katsanevakis , Katherine AUS 2:03.29
6 Huh , Yeon-Jung KOR 2:05.83
7 de Leon , Melissa TRI 2:06.11
8 Osbourne , Tanya USA 2:11.84
9 Shon , Soo-Yeon KOR 2:14.09
Shinkins , Karen IRL DNF

1500 Metres - Women

1 Hamblin , Nikki NZL 4:15.21
2 McKnight , Kaila AUS 4:15.90
3 Chemtai , Esther KEN 4:16.62
4 Roman , Sonja SLO 4:16.78
5 Tverdostup , Tamara UKR 4:17.57
6 Delaney , Bridey AUS 4:17.70
7 Chojecka , Lidia POL 4:18.21
8 Choi , Min-Jung KOR 4:25.97
9 Shin , Somang KOR 4:27.98
10 Oh , Jung-hee KOR 4:33.24

100 Metres Hurdles - Women Wind: -0.1 m/s

1 Crawford , Ginnie USA 12.77
2 Jones , LoLo USA 12.78
3 Felicien , Perdita CAN 12.80
4 Ofili , Tiffany USA 12.94
5 Lee , Yeon-kyoung KOR 13.12
6 Wells , Kellie USA 13.14
6 Chung , Hye-rim KOR 13.14

Pole Vault - Women

1 Golubchikova , Yuliya RUS 4.65
2 Hingst , Carolin GER 4.50
3 Janson , Lacy USA 4.50
3 Spiegelburg , Silke GER 4.50
5 Polnova , Tatyana RUS 4.40
6 Boyd , Alana AUS 4.40
7 Bisk , Amanda AUS 4.20
8 Choi , Yun-hee KOR 4.20
9 Lim , Eun-ji KOR 4.00

Long Jump - Women
Wind
1 Jimoh , Funmi USA 6.68 -0.9
2 Jung , Soon-ok KOR 6.47 -0.7
3 Å panovic , Ivana SRB 6.37 -1.1
4 Savigne , Yargeris CUB 6.37 -1.0
5 Klüft , Carolina SWE 6.29 -1.5
6 Polk , Tori USA 6.20 -1.0
7 Madison , Tianna USA 6.16 -0.4
8 Moguenara , Sostene GER 6.11 -0.9
9 McKinney , Akiba USA 6.04 -1.6
10 de Oliveira , Gisele BRA 6.01 -0.8
11 Walker-Welsch , Shakeema USA 5.94 -1.1
12 Jung , Hye-kyung KOR 5.71 -0.8

Hammer Throw - Women
Pts
1 Heidler , Betty GER 75.28 75.28
2 Lysenko , Tatyana RUS 72.36 72.36
3 Klaas , Kathrin GER 72.12 72.12
4 Wlodarczyk , Anita POL 71.86 71.86
5 Frizell , Sultana CAN 71.23 71.23
6 Marghieva , Zalina MDA 70.75 70.75
7 Campbell , Amber USA 69.01 69.01
8 Sekachova , Iryna UKR 68.21 68.21
9 Bunjes , Andrea GER 60.31 60.31
10 Kang , Na-ru KOR 55.58 55.58
Lee , Jae-young KOR DNS

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Nice return to form for Madeline Pape in the women’s 800m. Madeline had an ordinary Aussie domestic summer season in 09/10 beaten in 2-03 at the nationals. So the 2-01.88 has her back on track and hopefullya sub 2-01 is not far away for her to push for a spot at the Comm Games.

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Did she have a “B” qualifier prior to nationals? Apparently one is required before the selectors will even consider the athlete. The incentive criteria in the selection process needs to be reviewed without a doubt - AA need to balance the (hypothetical) cash flows that are purported to arise from elites competing domestically and the ability for those same athletes to be competitive internationally, which will raise the profile of the sport. Unfortunately the current format allows for neither.

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Look at the coach. If she does an “A” she will be picked. Or, do they stick by their words/email I have that the athlete will not be picked no matter what, and that they need to prepare for the next season. Lets see what happens

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//youtu.be/ZZnOSZI31RU

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Look at his reaction when he sees the time (4:55). He sure wasn’t happy with 9.86.

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I noticed Allen Johnson is still hurdling. How old is he? Its been 14 years since Atlanta. He’s gotta be close to 40.

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That guy has some serious longevity :slight_smile:

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I wonder what he was shooting for. Gay ran the first 100 of his straight 200 in 9.88 and that was into a slight wind. It didn’t look like Bolt was taking it easy in this race either…

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I suspect if Madeline Pope ran a sub 2-00 by August or a series of times that put in her genuine contention for a CG medal then she would be selected.

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I thought Asafa Powell was World Leading with 9.71…

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     hes still loaded up from most likely some hard runnin workouts that are gearin/prepping him to run a sick 300.  these sprint workout(prob borderline int.temp/special end.) combined with the 100 and 200s hell have run will leave his strides lookin faster and more balls out but shorter than they'd be in say august september.him to
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maybe its just the camera or im crazy but it looks like bolt has lost muscle mass

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looked the same to me, maybe even thicker in the legs.

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Thats weird, cuz thats exactly where i thought it looked like he lost the most. His calves especially but also his thighs looked slighter than before. Even his arms and shoulders didnt look as defined as usual. I could just be nit-picking but i thought he looked “softer”

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on a little side note, would losing a bit of muscle mass have any major importance when talking about 100m times? My legs lose a bit when I stop squatting during in season, then I run all my PBs, whereas when my legs were a little bigger, times werent as good.

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i seen slight more bulk in the legs as well on the shoulders. most notably in the mid feb 45.86 400m. most notably the calves before he was gettin in the blocks for that race. then with this last 9.86 100m i only noticed it after the race when slowing down, same thing considerable calf bulk

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Sure Bolt was deceived by the 9.86, however Daegu’s track is damn slow!
Frater just ran 9.94w in Doha, where he was beaten by Powell by 0.13sec. In Daegu, Frater was 0.29sec behind Bolt!
Looking for an incredible time in Shanghai’s 200m.

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Lane Athlete Nation PB SB Diamond Points Diamond Ranking
1 ZHANG, Peimeng CHN 20.74 21.77
2 TAKAHIRA, Shinji JPN 20.22 20.78
3 BAILEY, Ryan USA 20.40 20.40
4 ANDERSON, Marvin JAM 20.06 20.52
5 MARTINA, Churandy AHO 20.11 20.48
6 BOLT, Usain JAM 19.19 19.56
7 TAYLOR, Angelo USA 20.39 20.39
8 LI, Mingxuan CHN 20.79
9 POGNON, Ronald FRA 20.27 21.20 -PJ’s GUY IS A NICE RABBIT FOR BOLT IF THEY STAY IN THIS LANE ORDER!

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Rank Athlete Nation Result Reaction time Diamond Points Diamond Ranking
1 DEMUS, Lashinda USA 53.34 WL,MR 0.295 4 1
2 ANTYUKH, Natalya RUS 54.83 0.254 2 2
3 JESIEN, Anna Marta POL 55.12 0.240 1 3
4 RABCHENYUK, Anastasiya UKR 55.29 0.234
5 WALKER, Melaine JAM 55.33 0.336 OLYMPIC & WORLD TITLEHOLDER
6 SPENCER, Kaliese JAM 55.59 0.244
7 KUBOKURA, Satomi JPN 55.61 SB 0.234
8 JOHNSON-TOSTA, Sheena USA 56.86 0.261
9 DARDEN, Dominique USA 57.64 0.315

Wind:-0.1 Rank Athlete Nation Result Reaction time Diamond Points Diamond Ranking
1 JETER, Carmelita USA 11.09 0.174 4 1
2 FRASER, Shelly-Ann JAM 11.29 0.194 2 2
3 STURRUP, Chandra BAH 11.38 0.183 1 3
4 KNIGHT, Bianca USA 11.51 0.195
5 BARBER, Me’Lisa USA 11.54 0.186
6 CALVERT, Schillonie JAM 11.66 0.191
7 TAO, Yujia CHN 11.69 0.155
8 LAN, Jiang CHN 11.95 0.212

1 OSTAPCHUK, Nadezhda BLR 20.70 WL,MR 4 1 20.44
20.70
x
x
20.01

2 VILI, Valerie NZL 19.72 2 2 x
19.24
19.72
x
19.62
x

3 GONG, Lijiao CHN 19.60
SB 1 3 19.47
19.06
19.24
x
19.49
19.60

4 CARTER, Michelle USA 18.79
SB 18.01
x
17.40
17.54
18.79
18.17

5 CAMARENA, Jillian USA 18.56
18.36
18.34

1 WARINER, Jeremy USA 45.41 SB 0.282 4 1
2 NEVILLE, David USA 45.70 0.294 2 2
3 BINGHAM, Michael GBR 45.84 0.242 1 3
4 KIKAYA, Gary COD 46.07 0.273
5 OFFEREINS, Ben AUS 46.08 0.251
6 DJHONE, Leslie FRA 46.37 0.287