400 final, men:
1 133 AUS - WROE Sean 18/03/1985 5 0.284 45.49
2 585 POL - KLIMCZAK Piotr 18/01/1980 6 0.326 46.06 SB
3 646 RUS - BURYAK Dmitry 05/06/1987 8 0.309 46.22 SB
4 619 RSA - DE BEER Willem 14/03/1988 7 0.331 46.31
5 121 AUS - GRANT Dylan 14/03/1988 4 0.235 46.35
6 318 GBR - BUCK Richard 14/11/1986 3 0.236 46.53
7 584 POL - KEDZIA Piotr 06/06/1984 2 0.228 46.85
8 242 CZE - GOTZ Rudolf 10/04/1983 1 0.169 48.07
get a job 
1 1251 KAZ - TERESHKOVA Olga 26/10/1984 4 0.249 51.62 PB
2 1083 CRO - GRGIC Danijela 28/09/1988 5 0.302 51.88 SB
3 1392 RUS - ZADORINA Ksenia 02/03/1987 6 0.235 51.89
4 1517 UKR - YEFREMOVA Antonina 19/07/1981 7 52.09 SB
5 1385 RUS - SHULIKOVA Olga 11/04/1985 3 0.270 52.59
6 1429 SUI - NAEF Martina 23/04/1980 8 0.500 52.94
7 1518 UKR - ZAVHORODNYA Olha 06/01/1983 2 0.256 53.21
8 1116 EST - MAGI Maris 11/08/1987 1 0.232 54.21
seriously, John I thought this might catch your attention. Isn’t the former NZ head coach still the personal coach to Sean Wroe, the 400 winner?
I recall some time back there was some discussion about whether that coach was much chop. I had heard he’s strongly no-nonsense but that will always generate controversy. But it’s not a popularity contest and if he’s working with Wroe, then the points are on the scoreboard here (yes, I know, it’s “only” the student games but for Wroe it’s a huge step forward, to win in a tournament situation in a pretty foreign environment like Thailand.
Don’t know whether he still is but certainly a good run by Wroe. Been following these games quite closely as a couple of locals from here are competing.
1 1550 FIN - MANNINEN Johanna 04/04/1980 5 0.167 11.46
2 1496 UKR - CHEBANU Okena 04/01/1981 3 0.177 11.56
3 1270 LTU - DAGELYTE Audra 26/03/1981 7 0.175 11.65
4 1373 RUS - MEKHTI-zade Yuna 25/04/1986 6 0.269 11.68
5 1072 CHN - TAO Yujia 16/02/1987 4 0.181 11.70 PB
6 1512 UKR - SHEPETYUK Iryna 13/02/1982 8 0.222 11.71
7 1483 ITA - SALVAGNO Maria Aurora 03/03/1986 2 0.156 11.73
8 1273 LTU - LINGYTE Edita 17/01/1980 1 0.181 11.82
men’s 100 semis:
Wind-2.0
Rank Bib Name Birth Date Lane Reaction Time Results Qualified
1 196 CAN - WRIGHT Neville 21/12/1980 4 0.149 10.42 Q
2 271 EGY - SEOWD Amr 10/06/1986 6 0.176 10.45 Q
3 224 CHN - ZHANG Peimeng 13/03/1987 8 0.166 10.47 Q
4 351 GBR - WILLIAMSON Simeon 2 0.105 10.49 Q
5 770 THA - SONDEE Wachara 09/04/1983 7 0.251 10.63
6 620 RSA - DREYER Johannes 13/01/1985 3 0.136 10.63
7 266 ECU - NAZARENO MACIAS Franklin Andres 24/04/1987 5 0.211 10.67
8 558 NAM - DE WEE Chriswill 19/01/1986 1 0.132 10.88
Wind-3.8
1 126 AUS - MILLER Adam 22/06/1984 3 0.176 10.62 Q
2 822 UKR - GLUSHCHENKO Dmytro 17/02/1981 4 0.214 10.64 Q
3 595 POR - ABRANTES Arnaldo 27/11/1986 6 0.163 10.66 Q
4 221 CHN - YIN Hualong 22/08/1987 2 0.162 10.70 Q
5 342 GBR - SCOTT Ryan 8 0.214 10.76
6 201 CHI - BECERRA Kael 04/11/1985 1 0.137 10.81
7 540 MAS - NYAT Mohd. Latif 7 0.159 10.98
8 424 ISV - DURANT Adrian 16/10/1984 5 0.216 16.14
who’s gonna win the final? 
Coaching ability aside, that particular coach is a real sh*t of a man!
Harsh. Your justification for making that call? Hmm, maybe we should just stick to results and take people as we find them. You’ve obviously had personal contact, so from your point of view that’s your call, but probably Wroe would disagree?
aww come on KK I thought public name dropping and personal attacks were de rigueur at CF now :rolleyes:
Wind -0.9 Rank Bib Name Birth Date Lane Reaction Time Results
1 351 GBR - WILLIAMSON Simeon 8 0.143 10.22
2 224 CHN - ZHANG Peimeng 13/03/1987 7 0.170 10.30
3 196 CAN - WRIGHT Neville 21/12/1980 5 0.169 10.37
4 126 AUS - MILLER Adam 22/06/1984 3 0.171 10.39
5 822 UKR - GLUSHCHENKO Dmytro 17/02/1981 4 0.176 10.39
6 595 POR - ABRANTES Arnaldo 27/11/1986 1 0.162 10.53
7 271 EGY - SEOWD Amr 10/06/1986 6 0.182 10.53
8 221 CHN - YIN Hualong 22/08/1987 2 0.163 10.66
This is the second time they’ve run! The first time around the timing system messed up and Williamson appeared to false start but wasn’t pulled back…
First time around the results were:
1 GBR - WILLIAMSON Simeon 0.099 10.28
2 CHN - ZHANG Peimeng 13/03/1987 0.174 10.33
3 CAN - WRIGHT Neville 21/12/1980 0.157 10.34
4 UKR - GLUSHCHENKO Dmytro 0.215 10.39
5 EGY - SEOWD Amr 10/06/1986 0.174 10.40
6 AUS - MILLER Adam 22/06/1984 0.143 10.44
7 POR - ABRANTES Arnaldo 0.168 10.50
8 CHN - YIN Hualong 22/08/1987 0.158 10.53
So no change in the order of the medalists after all!
KK
what link are you using for the results?
I go to iaaf news, pull up the student games’ report and, at the bottom of each report is a link to the LOC results. Then it’s just a matter of finding the event. The Thai results data is comprehensive but a little cluttered in it’s display.
Respect to Simeon! Hopefully that will earn him a place in the GB relay squad:
Simeon, Pickering, Devonish and Lewis Francis = sub 38s