9th IAAF World Championships - Paris - Day 7 Results - 8/29/03

9th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Paris 23/31-Aug-2003

Team USA wins 2 gold, 2 silver at World Champs
8-29-2003

PARIS – Team USA’s biggest night of the 2003 World Championships Friday provided two gold medals, two silver medals, and drama aplenty at the Stade de France.

John Capel and Darvis Patton finished 1-2 in the men’s 200 meters, marking the first time since the inaugural World Championships in 1983 that the U.S. has won gold and silver in the event; Dwight Phillips won a dramatic victory in the men’s long jump to win his second world title of 2003; and Joey Woody pulled off a dramatic silver in the men’s 400-meter hurdles.

Capel (Gainesville, Fla.) got out to a slim, early lead and maintained it to win the 200 in 20.30 seconds, while. Patton (Fort Worth, Texas) rallied to nearly nip Capel at the finish, taking the silver in 20.31. Shingo Suetsugu of Japan placed third in 20.38, and J.J. Johnson (Garland, Texas) was sixth in 20.47.

Phillips (Mesa, Ariz.) won the first world title of his career in March at the World Indoor Championships in Birmingham, England, but on Friday he added the more prestigious World Outdoor title to firmly declare himself the world’s top long jumper. Phillips took the lead on his first jump of 8.09m/26-6.5, then increased his jump to 8.22m/26-11.75 in the third round.

In the fifth round of jumping, world leader Yago Lamela of Spain moved from third to first with his own jump of 8.22m, taking the lead by virtue of having a better second mark than Phillips. Two jumpers later, James Beckford leapfrogged from third to first with a season-best jump of 8.28m/27-2. Phillips was the next man on the runway, and he responded with a leap of 8.32m/27-3.75, posting the mark that ultimately would win the competition and performing a captivating celebratory dance.

Joey Woody (Cedar Falls, Iowa) closed off the night with a nail-biting, silver-medal finish in the 400-meter hurdles. As he had in the rounds, Woody used a strong stretch run to move into medal contention. The third-place finisher at the USA Outdoor Championships was in third heading over the final hurdle, when second-place runner Llewellyn Herbert of South Africa crashed the hurdle and fell to the track. Woody instantly found himself in second, finishing in a season-best time of 48.18 seconds. U.S.-raised and trained Felix Sanchez of the Dominican Republic won easily in a world-leading time of 47.25, with Periklis Iakovakis of Greece third in 48.24.

All four American men’s 110m hurdlers advanced to Saturday’s final, led by three-time champion Allen Johnson’s (Irmo, S.C.) win in heat 2 with a time of 13.19 seconds. Terrence Trammell was first in heat 3 in 13.34 seconds, with Chris Phillips (Maumelle, Ark.) overcoming a slow start to place third in 13.48 and advance on time. Larry Wade (Canoga Park, Calif.) was second in the first heat in 13.55 to advance as well. It is the first time four athletes from the same country are in the final.

The women’s 4x100m relay team of Angela Williams (Ontario, Calif.), Chryste Gaines (Lithonia, Ga.), Inger Miller (Van Nuys, Calif.), and Lauryn Williams (Miami, Fla.) dominated the first semifinal heat of the relay, winning in 42.04. Also in the U.S. relay pool for Saturday’s final are 100 and 200m gold medalist Kelli White (Union City, Calif.) and double medalist Torri Edwards (Los Angeles, Calif.)

In other qualifying, Amy Acuff cleared 1.93m/6-4 to automatically advance to Sunday’s final of the women’s high jump.

Not advancing out of their rounds were David Krummenacker (Tucson, Ariz) and Khadevis Robinson (Santa Monica, Calif.) in the men’s 800 meter semifinal. Robinson was eighth in the first semi in 1:50.60, and Krummenacker was sixth in 1:47.25 in the second semi. Also failing to advance were Regina Jacobs (Oakland, Calif.), sixth in her semifinal of the women’s 1,500m (4:06.92), and Breaux Greer (Athens, Ga.), who threw 76.82m/252-0 in men’s javelin qualifying.

Team USA Friday qutoes
8-29-2003

Men’s 200m final

John Capel: It was a great race. Everybody in the field gave their heart, their minds, everything. It’s been tough for me and my coach, with the speculation about do I have it anymore and can I do it again, can I come back and run 19 seconds, or can I come back and win a world championship? Now the questions are answered. When I get to Greece (2004 Olympic Games in Athens) then all other questions will be answered too, when I get another chance to get that again.

Darvis Patton: It was a good race and I knew John (Capel) was going to run well and I’m really happy I was able to come up with the silver medal. John had it the whole way and I was able to close some the last 15-20 meters. The 200 guys made up for what happened in the 100. The U.S. sprinters haven’t gone anywhere, we’re back and we’re back tough. This was great fun.

Men’s long jump final

Dwight Phillips: It was a battle. Great competitors bring out the best in you, and they brought out the best in me tonight. After losing the lead after my fourth jump, I really wanted to get a big one on my fifth jump and put the pressure back on them. I did it and was able to come out on top. Normally under pressure is when I’m at my best. It feels good to be a world outdoor champion. Now, for the Olympics. That’s the goal now.

Walter Davis: Man, it was a tough night. I just couldn’t get a good jump. It was a great competition, I just couldn’t get a good jump. The runway was real fast and I had a hard time trying to adjust. It’s a learning experience. The crowd was great and everybody was into it.

Men’s 400m Hurdles final

Joey Woody: When I was in college, my strength was the last three or four hurdles and then I tried to work more on my foot speed and then that became kind of a weakness. This year I worked on some different things with Jim Bush, the former coach at UCLA. I go out there every six or eight weeks, and a couple weeks in the winter and we work on the hills. Anyone who works with Coach Bush knows what I mean by working the hills, which are 300-400-meter hills, and that’s where my strength comes together. This is so special and the timing couldn’t have been better.

Men’s javelin throw qualifying

Breaux Greer: I was ready to throw far, and I thought I could’ve brought home a medal, but sometimes things don’t go your way. My body was more than ready to go, but I had a slip on my last throw. I don’t like to make excuses. Everybody has an equal chance and that’s just the breaks. This will motivate me to train harder next year.

Women’s 1500m semifinal

Regina Jacobs: I’m disappointed. This race didn’t reflect my fitness. There was some bumping and it was very physical, which Tom (husband and coach Tom Craig) told me it would be. We’ll have to re-evaluate this. That’s all I can say.

Women’s 4x100m relay qualifying

Inger Miller: The passes were excellent. The thing is that the four of us had the chance to practice the entire time we’ve been here. It’s a combination of the new and the old, I guess. We’re putting some new flavor into it, and I think it’s really good.

Lauryn Williams: Anchor is like the biggest position and you can’t mess it up, and you got to get tough, and being the youngest one out there I was more than a little nervous. But I sucked it up and I did it. It was more than fun, it was very exciting.

Chryste Gaines: We are the U.S., and we have depth this year. We put out a world leader today, but we don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow. I was very antsy earlier in the week, but I’m very happy. The team has done exceptionally well.

Women’s High Jump

Amy Acuff: I’m really proud of myself for pulling through with the rain and everything. The nice thing is that it was pretty warm out there. That was nice. We could go under the overhang of the stadium and stay dry. I’m just really happy to automatic qualify and get out of there in one heat.

I hope the final is nice weather. We’re going to see some big marks in the final by probably a lot of people. I hope it holds out so we can put on a show. I’m in the best shape of my life. I plan to be there in the medal round.

Men’s 110 Hurdles (2nd Round)

Larry Wade: It wasn’t that slippery. The conditions weren’t a factor because I had to deal with it like everyone else. I felt okay. The goal was to win the heat. I got out, I saw my main competition was (Robert) Kronberg, so when I saw I had the lead on him, I kind of relaxed. But then the guy on the other side came up on me and I had to get back up on it. This whole World Championships has been shaky, but I’ve always been a finisher. I made the finals and we’re going to see what I can do in the finals.

Chris Phillips: I didn’t hear the gun go off at all –that’s what the reaction to the gun was. When I first heard it, everybody was going already. I don’t know if they can do something about getting louder speakers, but it sounds like a little firecracker. I didn’t even know it was a gun, I thought it was something in the crowd. It’s so quiet, I didn’t even know where the microphone is. If I were to sit there and listen, I wouldn’t know where it was.

I kind of pressed a little bit. I knew I could come back, I’m pretty strong running in the middle of the race. I just wasn’t sure that I was going to make the top two or three…I was glad I as able to get back in it and make the final.

Terrence Trammell: We’re about to make some history. I felt a whole lot better, my reaction and my ability to stay focused throughout the latter part of the race. A few mistakes, but I can live with them. Between tonight and tomorrow, I just really need to try focus in and make sure everything is tight.

The goal was to get out and control the race the last half, just try to keep my hips up and make sure I run clean. I did that for the most part, like I said there’s a little bit to tighten up between now and tomorrow. I pleased with it.

Allen Johnson: It was comfortable. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it was easy, but it was comfortable. I’m happy that it went that way because it gave me some confidence going into tomorrow. I’m feeling like I can run really fast.

I have to have the exact same race (tomorrow) except push all the way through to the finish line and I’ll be more than happy.

Honestly, a wet track doesn’t bother me because with the spikes in your shoes you have the same amount of grip whether it’s wet or dry. If you were wearing some tennis shoes without the metal spikes in there then that would make a difference, but the spikes give you all the traction you need.

(Do you see a sweep?) I wouldn’t be surprised. I think that it’s very possible. We have four guys in there…I wouldn’t be surprised if we went 1-2-3-4.

I heard the gun just fine. There were some speaker just behind the blocks, I haven’t had any problems with it. I noticed in the first round that the gun was really fast and I’ve been watching on television saying that the gun is really fast on some occasions, so for tomorrow I have to make sure I’m prepared for that.

Men’s 800m semifinals

Khadevis Robinson: I can’t catch a break. Everyday it’s like I’m asking for it or something.

David Krummenacker: I tried to make a little finish out there today and unfortunately that last 200 coming home, I just didn’t have the snap I needed to hold the guys off. It’s just one of those things where it didn’t quite work out my way.

The main draw is the main draw, there’s no complaining from me.

A couple of guys went by me and my legs didn’t have the response they needed to finish strong in the last 100. The first 600 felt okay. Coming down the stretch I just didn’t have what I thought I was going to have. I’ve got to keep my head up. I’m disappointed of course, but overall I’m happy with my season. Getting the world indoor title was really phenomenal and now I’m just heading into next year. I have to try to focus and make sure next year is a very big one – the Olympic year – so I have to make the most of it.

29 08 2003 Results MEN

Official Results - JAVELIN THROW - Men - Qualification

Qual. rule: qualification standard 81.00m or at least best 12 qualified

Group A - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 18:30
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 570 Henry Boris GER 83.43 Q
2 1174 Makarov Sergey RUS 82.22 Q
3 243 Li Rongxiang CHN 81.76 Q (SB)
4 417 Värnik Andrus EST 81.11 Q
5 509 Backley Steve GBR 80.23 q
6 449 Parviainen Aki FIN 78.91 q
7 326 Guzdek Miroslav CZE 77.24 q
8 866 Lusis Voldemars LAT 75.15
9 642 Horváth Gergely HUN 74.76
10 307 Luaces Isbel CUB 74.07
11 1063 Kennedy Nery PAR 68.83

Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd

Henry Boris 83.43 NM NM
Makarov Sergey 82.22 NM NM
Li Rongxiang 79.76 79.01 81.76
Värnik Andrus 81.11 NM NM
Backley Steve 79.27 80.23 X
Parviainen Aki X 78.91 X
Guzdek Miroslav 71.96 74.71 77.24
Lusis Voldemars 71.72 X 75.15
Horváth Gergely X 74.76 72.03
Luaces Isbel 74.07 X 72.67
Kennedy Nery 67.62 X 68.83

Group B - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:25
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 338 Zelezný Jan CZE 82.88 Q
2 576 Nicolay Christian GER 80.54 q
3 1031 Thorkildsen Andreas NOR 79.44 q
4 1170 Ivanov Alexandr RUS 79.26 q
5 550 Blank Peter GER 78.48 q
6 678 Bavikin Vadim ISR 77.06
7 1398 Greer Breaux USA 76.82
8 1458 Voynov Sergey UZB 76.66
9 304 González Emeterio CUB 76.18
10 868 Rags Eriks LAT 75.72

Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd

Zelezný Jan 82.88 NM NM
Nicolay Christian 80.54 X X
Thorkildsen Andreas 75.75 76.67 79.44
Ivanov Alexandr 79.26 X X
Blank Peter 73.19 74.56 78.48
Bavikin Vadim 71.77 77.06 X
Greer Breaux 76.82 74.21 74.50
Voynov Sergey 76.66 72.78 76.31
González Emeterio X 76.18 72.40
Rags Eriks 70.19 X 75.72

Official Results - 1500 METRES WHEELCHAIR - Men - Final

Qual. rule:

Friday, August 29, 2003 - 19:40
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 1520 Jeannot Joël FRA 3:13.03
2 1524 Adams Jeff CAN 3:14.94
3 1523 Mendoza Saul MEX 3:15.12
4 1521 Brunner Ralph GER 3:15.42
5 1526 Figl Robert GER 3:15.46
6 1525 Wahorum Prawat THA 3:16.01
7 1529 Hanaoka Nobukazu JPN 3:16.44
8 1527 Van Dyk Ernst RSA 3:16.62
9 1528 Issorat Claude FRA 3:17.87
10 1522 Byers Tyler USA 3:48.96

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 1527 Van Dyk Ernst RSA 55.38
800m
1 1527 Van Dyk Ernst RSA 1:48.21
1200m
1 1520 Jeannot Joël FRA 2:38.96

Official Results - LONG JUMP - Men - Final

Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:00
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 1425 Phillips Dwight USA 8.32
2 724 Beckford James JAM 8.28 (SB)
3 390 Lamela Yago ESP 8.22
4 585 Gaisah Ignisious GHA 8.13
5 844 Al-Sabee Hussein Taher KSA 8.10
6 1368 Zyuskov Volodymyr UKR 8.08
7 1389 Davis Walter USA 8.02
8 81 Moxey Osbourne BAH 7.93
9 535 Tomlinson Christopher GBR 7.93
10 1131 Tarus Bogdan ROM 7.84
11 310 Méliz Luis Felipe CUB 7.73
12 612 Tsátoumas Loúis GRE 7.72

Athlete 1st w 2nd w 3rd w 4th w 5th w 6th w

Phillips Dwight 8.09 (0.4) X 8.22 (0.4) X 8.32 (0.5) X
Beckford James X 7.99 (0.5) 8.16 (1) 8.12 (0.8) 8.28 (0.1) 8.14 (-0.4)
Lamela Yago 8.04 (0.7) X 8.12 (0.3) 8.16 (0.1) 8.22 (0.5) X
Gaisah Ignisious 8.03 (0) 8.13 (0) 7.90 (0.7) 8.11 (0.1) 7.95 (-0.2) 7.88 (-0.4)
Al-Sabee Hussein Taher X 7.71 (0.1) 8.09 (0.5) 7.79 (-0.2) 8.10 (0) 7.70 (-0.1)
Zyuskov Volodymyr 8.08 (-0.2) 7.91 (0.6) 7.76 (0.5) 7.99 (0.4) 8.07 (-0.7) 7.39 (-1.1)
Davis Walter 7.96 (-0.1) X 7.90 (0.1) 7.89 (0.7) 7.94 (0.3) 8.02 (0.4)
Moxey Osbourne 7.87 (0.1) 7.93 (-0.1) 7.89 (-0.3) 7.81 (1.5) 7.93 (0.5) X
Tomlinson Christopher X X 7.93 (0.6) NM NM NM
Tarus Bogdan 7.84 (0.4) X X NM NM NM
Méliz Luis Felipe X 7.51 (-0.2) 7.73 (0.8) NM NM NM
Tsátoumas Loúis X X 7.72 (0.1) NM NM NM

Larry Wade - Kirby Lee

Official Results - 110 METRES HURDLES - Men - Semi-Final

Qual. rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest losers (q) qualified

Heat 1 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:05 Wind:0.4 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 2 249 Shi Dongpeng CHN 13.53 Q 0.173
2 3 1445 Wade Larry USA 13.55 Q 0.218
3 6 1285 Kronberg Robert SWE 13.60 0.137
4 5 532 Newton Robert GBR 13.62 0.187
5 1 1007 Erese William NGR 13.70 0.168
6 8 1289 Nossmy Philip SWE 13.72 0.170
7 4 169 dos Santos Redelén Melo BRA 13.77 0.254
8 7 448 Niemi Matti FIN 13.86 0.223

Heat 2 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:13 Wind:0 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 5 1406 Johnson Allen USA 13.19 Q 0.168
2 3 244 Liu Xiang CHN 13.46 Q 0.172
3 1 305 Hernández Yoel CUB 13.49 q (SB) 0.135
4 6 172 Inocêncio Mateus Facho BRA 13.59 0.154
5 4 628 Dorival Dudley HAI 13.59 0.164
6 7 775 Naito Masato JPN 13.68 0.129
7 2 702 Giaconi Andrea ITA 13.84 0.157
8 8 199 Allen Charles CAN 14.19 0.155

Heat 3 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:21 Wind:0.6 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records React
1 7 1438 Trammell Terrence USA 13.34 Q 0.162
2 5 167 de Souza Márcio Simão BRA 13.48 Q 0.162
3 4 1424 Phillips Chris USA 13.48 q 0.270
4 3 1136 Bownes Shaun RSA 13.53 0.147
5 6 464 Doucoure Ladji FRA 13.54 0.174
6 8 552 Crews Jerome GER 13.67 0.216
7 2 367 Quiñonez Jackson ECU 13.72 0.168
8 1 994 Sedoc Gregory NED 13.74 0.143

Official Results - 800 METRES - Men - Semi-Final

Qual. rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest losers (q) qualified

Heat 1 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:40
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 3 1162 Borzakovskiy Yuriy RUS 1:45.31 Q
2 6 342 Kipketer Wilson DEN 1:45.50 Q
3 5 811 Koech Justus KEN 1:46.04 q
4 2 168 dos Santos Osmar Barbosa BRA 1:46.07 q
5 4 918 Tighazouine Khalid MAR 1:46.83
6 1 846 Al-Salhi Mohammed KSA 1:47.25
7 7 1105 Pires João POR 1:49.19
8 Robinson Khadevis USA 1:50.60
8 822 Wachira Nicholas KEN DNF

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 168 dos Santos Osmar Barbosa BRA 50.81

Heat 2 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:46
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 1146 Mulaudzi Mbulaeni RSA 1:46.31 Q
2 6 18 Saïd-Guerni Djabir ALG 1:46.36 Q
3 4 422 Alemu Berhanu ETH 1:46.40
4 7 996 Som Bram NED 1:46.63
5 2 1265 Bucher André SUI 1:46.67
6 3 482 Lacasse Florent FRA 1:46.89
7 8 59 McCarthy Kris AUS 1:47.64
8 1 657 Mohajershojaei Ehsan IRI 1:47.71

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 1265 Bucher André SUI 53.12

Heat 3 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 20:52
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 5 717 Longo Andrea ITA 1:46.26 Q
2 6 1150 Sepeng Hezekiél RSA 1:46.43 Q
3 2 402 Reina Antonio Manuel ESP 1:46.72
4 1 106 Jansen Joeri BEL 1:46.78
5 4 571 Herms René GER 1:46.88
6 8 1410 Krummenacker David USA 1:47.25
7 3 801 Kimutai Japheth KEN 1:47.53
8 7 155 Dube Glody BOT 1:48.69

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 1410 Krummenacker David USA 52.72

Official Results - 200 METRES - Men - Final

Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:00 Wind:0.1 m/s
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 6 1383 Capel John USA 20.30 0.161
2 4 1422 Patton Darvis USA 20.31 0.156
3 5 766 Suetsugu Shingo JPN 20.38 0.176
4 2 513 Campbell Darren GBR 20.39 0.151
5 3 960 Buckland Stéphane MRI 20.41 0.129
6 1 1407 Johnson Joshua J. USA 20.47 0.166
7 7 974 Fredericks Frank NAM 20.47 0.158
8 8 1006 Emedolu Uchenna NGR 20.62 0.184

Happy Felix Sanchez - Kirby Lee

Joey Woody - trains with former USC/UCLA Coach Jim Bush (Kirby Lee)

Official Results - 400 METRES HURDLES - Men - Final

Friday, August 29, 2003 - 22:05
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records React
1 5 360 Sánchez Felix DOM 47.25 (WL) 0.176
2 6 1447 Woody Joey USA 48.18 (SB) 0.167
3 4 604 Iakovákis Periklís GRE 48.24 0.174
4 7 741 McFarlane Danny JAM 48.30 (PB) 0.165
5 3 744 Thompson Kemel JAM 48.51 0.168
6 2 527 Rawlinson Christopher GBR 48.90 0.165
7 1 1117 Al-Nubi Mubarak Faraj QAT 52.64 0.164
8 8 1142 Herbert Llewellyn RSA 1:12.10 0.149

29 08 2003 Results WOMEN

Amy Acuff (Kirby Lee photo)

Official Results - HIGH JUMP - Women - Qualification

Qual. rule: qualification standard 1.93m or at least best 12 qualified

Group A - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 18:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 1101 Styopina Viktoriya UKR 1.93 Q
1 892 Cloete Hestrie RSA 1.93 Q
1 1097 Palamar Vita UKR 1.93 Q
4 926 Kuptsova Marina RUS 1.93 Q
4 1118 Acuff Amy USA 1.93 Q
4 272 Arrendel Juana Rosario DOM 1.93 Q
7 137 Veneva Venelina BUL 1.93 Q
8 299 Mendía Marta ESP 1.91
9 371 Niaré Gaëlle FRA 1.85
10 796 Eieland Anne Gerd NOR 1.85
11 258 Straková Iva CZE 1.80
619 Imai Miki JPN NM

Athlete 180 185 188 191 193

Imai Miki XXX
Styopina Viktoriya O O O O O
Cloete Hestrie - O O O O
Palamar Vita - O O O O
Acuff Amy O O O O XO
Arrendel Juana Rosario O O O O XO
Kuptsova Marina O O O O XO
Veneva Venelina XO O O O XO
Mendía Marta O O XO XXO XXX
Niaré Gaëlle O XO XXX
Eieland Anne Gerd O XXO XXX
Straková Iva XO XXX

Group B - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 18:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 1029 Bergqvist Kajsa SWE 1.93 Q
2 288 Beitia Ruth ESP 1.93 Q
3 226 Vlašic Blanka CRO 1.93 Q
4 915 Kaliturina Olga RUS 1.91 q
5 903 Chicherova Anna RUS 1.91 q
6 882 Pantelimon Oana ROM 1.88
7 1085 Babakova Inha UKR 1.88
8 455 Rath Daniela GER 1.88
9 565 Bevilacqua Antonella ITA 1.85
10 25 Witteveen Solange ARG 1.85
11 732 Rifka Romary MEX 1.80
12 646 Korzhova Marina KAZ 1.80
1173 Wentland Gwen USA DNS

Athlete 180 185 188 191 193

Bergqvist Kajsa - O O O O
Beitia Ruth XO O O O O
Vlašic Blanka - O - XXO O
Kaliturina Olga O O O O XXX
Chicherova Anna XO O XO O XXX
Pantelimon Oana O O O XXX
Babakova Inha O O XXO XXX
Rath Daniela - XO XXO XXX
Bevilacqua Antonella O O XXX
Witteveen Solange O XO XXX
Rifka Romary O XXX
Korzhova Marina XO XXX

Official Results - 800 METRES WHEELCHAIR - Women - Final

Qual. rule:

Friday, August 29, 2003 - 19:30
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark Records
1 4 1223 Sauvage Louise AUS 1:57.15
2 3 1225 Roy Diane CAN 1:57.72
3 7 1220 Hernandez Ariadne MEX 1:57.99
4 2 1219 Petitclerc Chantal CAN 1:58.16
5 5 1224 Hunkeler Edith SUI 1:58.23
6 6 1226 Blauwet Cheri USA 1:59.05
7 8 1221 Graf Sandra SUI 2:03.97
8 1 1222 Semisch Yvonne GER 2:04.34

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 1219 Petitclerc Chantal CAN 1:00.64

Angela Williams (Chino HS/USC) hands off to Chryste Gaines (Stanford) for the US

Official Results - 4 X 100 METRES - Women - Heats

Qual. rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest losers (q) qualified

Heat 1 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:10
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 4 United States USA 42.03 Q (WL)
(Williams Angela, Gaines Chryste, Miller Inger, Williams Lauryn)
2 7 Russia RUS 42.62 Q (SB)
(Fyodorova Olga, Tabakova Yuliya, Kislova Marina, Kruglova Larisa)
3 2 Belarus BLR 43.11 q (NR)
(Nesterenko Yuliya, Dragun Oksana, Nevmerzhitskaya Yelena, Safronnikova Natalya)
4 3 Greece GRE 43.81 (SB)
(Koklóni Yeoryía, Padaléon Magdaliní, Vasarmídou Marína, Thánou Ekateríni)
5 5 Spain ESP 44.08
(Blay Carmen, Recio Belén, Sanz Cristina, Alozie Glory)
6 6 Ivory Coast CIV 45.60 (SB)
(Diazasouba Matagari, Allou Affoué Amandine, Gnahoré Marie, Ayétotché Louise)

Heat 2 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:18
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 6 Ukraine UKR 43.26 Q
(Tkalich Tetyana, Kravchenko Anzhela, Pastushenko Olena, Kaydash Oksana)
2 4 Belgium BEL 43.36 Q (SB)
(De Caluwé Katleen, Rochtus Audry, Ouédraogo Elodie, Gevaert Kim)
3 8 Bahamas BAH 43.64
(Clarke Timicka, Fynes Savatheda, Ferguson Debbie, Brown Shandria)
4 3 Cuba CUB 43.82
(Pérez Dainelky, Díaz Roxana, Benavides Virgen, Lazo Miladis)
5 5 Netherlands NED 43.96 (SB)
(van den Akker Joan, Poelman Jacqueline, van Assendelft Pascal, Kramer Annemarie)
6 7 Australia AUS 44.11 (SB)
(Harris Amy, Cripps Sharon, Hewitt Lauren, McLellan Sally)
Nigeria NGR DNS
(Onyali-Omagbemi Mary, Uduak Ekah Joan, Ojokolo Endurance, Nku Mercy)

Heat 3 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:26
Pos Lane Team Country Mark Qualified Records
1 4 France FRA 42.04 Q (NR)
(Girard Patricia, Hurtis Muriel, Félix Sylviane, Arron Christine)
2 5 Jamaica JAM 43.05 Q (SB)
(Golding-Clarke Lacena, Goulbourne Elva, McDonald Beverly, Foster Brigitte)
3 8 Germany GER 43.34 q
(Paschke Melanie, Wagner Marion, Möller Sandra, Wakan Katja)
4 3 Japan JPN 44.57
(Ishida Tomoko, Suzuki Ayumi, Sakagami Kaori, Arai Motoka)
5 2 Uzbekistan UZB 45.74 (SB)
(Khubbieva Guzel, Dmitriadi Lyudmila, Kazakova Anna, Zhuravleva Anastasiya)
6 Slovenia SLO DQ
(Bikar Alenka, Zumer Kristina, Nose Maja, Ottey Merlene)
7 Sweden SWE DNF
(Kallur Susanna, Klüft Carolina, Kallur Jenny, Ljunggren Jenny)

Official Results - 1500 METRES - Women - Semi-Final

Qual. rule: first 5 of each heat (Q) plus the 2 fastest losers (q) qualified

Heat 1 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:35
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 874 Cioncan Maria ROM 4:03.40 Q
2 1078 Ayhan Süreyya TUR 4:03.60 Q
3 407 Pavey Joanne GBR 4:03.78 Q
4 410 Tullett Hayley GBR 4:03.85 Q
5 1096 Neporadna Nelya UKR 4:04.24 Q (PB)
6 657 Mugo Naomi KEN 4:04.54 q (SB)
7 138 Yordanova Daniela BUL 4:04.83 q (SB)
8 526 Varga Judit HUN 4:06.64
9 321 Dulecha Kutre ETH 4:06.66
10 369 Martins Maria FRA 4:08.30
11 303 Rodríguez Natalia ESP 4:08.80
12 597 Hyman Mardrea JAM 4:13.95

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 1078 Ayhan Süreyya TUR 1:03.82
800m
1 1078 Ayhan Süreyya TUR 2:10.92
1200m
1 1078 Ayhan Süreyya TUR 3:17.22

Heat 2 - Friday, August 29, 2003 - 21:43
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark Qualified Records
1 953 Tomashova Tatyana RUS 4:05.38 Q
2 938 Rozenberg Yekaterina RUS 4:05.51 Q
3 655 Maranga Jackline KEN 4:05.63 Q (SB)
4 997 Ceplak Jolanda SLO 4:05.84 Q
5 958 Zadorozhnaya Yelena RUS 4:05.86 Q
6 1138 Jacobs Regina USA 4:06.92
7 116 Turova Alesya BLR 4:07.26
8 295 Fernández Nuria ESP 4:09.69
9 876 Cucerzan Alina ROM 4:11.99
10 1094 Lishchynska Iryna UKR 4:12.01
11 852 Sacramento Carla POR 4:13.14
12 296 García Adoración ESP 4:16.28

Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
400m
1 997 Ceplak Jolanda SLO 1:03.76
800m
1 958 Zadorozhnaya Yelena RUS 2:11.54
1200m
1 938 Rozenberg Yekaterina RUS 3:17.91