AUS Results Summary - #Tampere2018
Published Tue 10 Jul 2018
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Day 1 - Tuesday - Morning Session
(Key: DNQ – did not qual for the next round)
Montanna McAvoy 3kSC 2nd heat 9:59.67 PB, qual for final
Brielle Erbacher 3kSC 4th heat 10:09.43 PB, qual for final
Alexandra Roberts 11th qual Javelin 45.04m, DNQ
Lara Ilievski 11th qual Javelin 45.34m, DNQ
Alexander Kolesnikoff 6th qual Shot 18.93m, qual for final
Aiden Harvey 3rd qual Shot 19.39m, qual for final
Gary Haasbroek Decathlon 100m 10.92, LJ 7.26m
Ashley Moloney Decathlon 100m 10.51 PB, LJ 7.06m
Jaryd Clifford 8th heat 1500m 3:47.77 DNQ
Callum Davies 4th heat 1500m 3:46.32 PB, qual for final
Sprinter Jake Doran has clocked the second fastest ever time by an Aussie at the World U20 Champs, running 10.41 in his heat.
Carley Thomas 2nd heat 800m 2:08.57, qual for semi
Jemima Russell 4th heat 800m 2:06.84, qual for semi
Ben Schmidtchen 10th qual long jump 7.19m, DNQ
Jake Doran 2nd heat 100m 10.41, qual for semi
Joshua Azzopardi 4th heat 100m 10.66, qual for semi
Day 1 - Tuesday - Evening Session
In the evening session of day one, Australian decathletes Ash Moloney and Gary Haasbroek were in a strong position for a podium finish sitting in first and second place.
Kurri Kurri shot putter Aiden Harvey set a massive personal best of 19.85m as he became the number two in Australian junior history.
Ash Moloney Decathlon high jump 2.10m PB, 400m 46.86 PB, day 1 total - 4319pts 1st
Gary Haasbroek Decathlon high jump 2.01m PB, 400m 49.20, day 1 total – 4103pts 2nd
Aiden Harvey Shot final 7th 19.85m PB
Lauren Hyde-Cooling Pole Vault 9th qual 3.65m, DNQ
Ella Connolly 400m 1st heat 52.99, qual for semi
Talosaga Kia Discus 9th qual 48.44m, DNQ
Clio Ozanne-Jaques 5000m 13th 16:46.75
Alexander Kolesnikoff Shot final 11th 18.28m
Josh Torley 10,000m 18th 31:09.94
(Key: DNQ – did not qual for the next round)
Day 2 - Wednesday - Morning Session
Four PBs and four qualifiers for the next round from the morning session on day two at the IAAF World U20 Championships
(Key: DNQ – did not qual for the next round)
Annie Leszczynska 400m hurdles 6th heat 59.94, DNQ
Jarmillia Murphy-Knight 400m hurdles 4th heat 59.19 PB, qual for semi
Ashley Moloney decathlon 110m hurdles 14.13, discus 47.39m PB, pole vault =PB 4.60m. 1st 6883 pts
Gary Haasbroek decathlon 110m hurdles 14.26, discus 40.54m PB, pole vault 4.30m. 3rd 6422 pts
Christian Davis 400m 4th heat 47.07, qual for semi
James Joycey Hammer Throw 5th qual 70.38m, qual for final
Riley Day 100m 3rd heat 11.77, qual for semi
Mia Gross 100m 5th heat 11.80, DNQ
Day 2 - Wednesday - Evening Session
An outstanding session for the Aussies. Two medals, including a gold and nine PBs.
Ashley Moloney Decathlon Javelin 53.67m PB, 1500m 4:42.65 PB, GOLD medal total 8190 PB
Gary Haasbroek Decathlon Javelin 55.25m PB, 1500m 4:35.48, SILVER medal total 7798 PB
Carley Thomas 800m 1st semi 2:03.19 PB, progresses to final
Jemima Russell 800m 5th semi 2:04.81 PB, DNQ
Jake Doran 100m semi 4th 10.47, DNQ
Ella Connolly 400m semi 1st 52.78, progresses to final
Amelia Mazza-Downie 3000m 6th 9:09.19 PB
Day 3 - Thursday - Morning Session
The heptathletes led the morning session results with Celeste Mucci enjoying her best ever start to a heptathlon scoring a total of 2022 points in the first two events.
Celeste Mucci Heptathlon 100 hurdles 13.29, high jump 1.77m PB. Total 2022 pts
Camryn Newton-Smith Heptathlon 100 hurdles 14.21, high jump 1.65m. Total 1744 pts
Caitlyn Hester Hammer 13th Qual 52.67m, DNQ
Louise Mendes Hammer 13th Qual 55.49m, DNQ
Grace Brennan Long Jump 7th Qual 5.93m, DNQ
Harvey Murrant 400m Hurdles 6th Heat 53.02, DNQ
Zane Branco 200m 3rd Heat 21.04, progress to next round
Day 3 - Thursday - Evening Session
Australia move to fifth on the medal tally after three days with the addition of a silver today from Carley Thomas.
Carley Thomas - 800m SILVER Final 2:01.13
Ella Connolly - 400m 4th Final 52.82
Callum Davies - 1500m 11th Final 3:46.35
Celeste Mucci – heptathlon day 1, shot 11.12m, 200m 24.88, overall 4th 3523pts
Camryn Newton-Smith – heptathlon day 1, shot 11.34m, 200m 25.59, overall 20th 3195 pts
Zane Branco 200m - 2nd Semi 20.81, progressed to final
Jarmillia Murphy-Knight - 400m Hurdles 6th Semi 59.69, DNQ
Christian Davis - 400m 7th Semi 47.86, DNQ
Riley Day - 100m 5th Semi 11.67, DNQ
Day 4 - Friday - Morning Session
Nash Lowis - Javelin Throw 1st Qual 74.38 PB
Cameron McEntyre - Javelin Throw 8th Qual 68.19m, DNQ
Camryn Newton-Smith - Heptathlon Long Jump 5.66m, Javelin 44.97m PB. Progressive total 4705pts 15th
Celeste Mucci Heptathlon - Long Jump 6.13m, Javelin 44.28m PB. Progressive total 5163pts 3rd
Samantha Johnson - 100 Metres Hurdles 5th Heat 13.97, qual for semi
Lateisha Willis - 100 Metres Hurdles 3rd Heat 13.92, qual for semi
Archie Wallis - 800 Metres 7th heat 1:51.25, DNQ
Lachlan Raper - 800 Metres 7th heat 1:50.23, DNQ
Sarah Eckel - 1500 Metres 7th heat 4:24.90, DNQ
Abbey Caldwell - 1500 Metres 11th heat 4:24.65, DNQ
Riley Day - 200 Metres 3rd Heat 24.00, qual for semi
Mia Gross - 200 Metres 4th heat 23.78, qual for semi
Day 4 - Friday - Evening Session
Day 4 – evening session results summary
Fine exhibition of all round ability, by heptathletes Celeste Mucci and Camryn Newton-Smith achieving the two best ever Aussie marks here. Zane Branco reached our best 200m place in 20 years – fifth.
Celeste Mucci Heptathlon 800m 2:29.30. Total 5865 pts 5th
Camryn Newton-Smith Heptathlon 800m 2:23.11. Total 5487pts 14th
Zane Branco 200m 5th Final 20.86
4x100m Relay 4th Heat 45.26 (Nana Owusu-Afiyie, Kristie Edwards, Samantha Johnson, Grace Brennan)
4x100m Relay Heat did not finish (Joshua Azzopardi, Tom Agnew, Harrison Hunt, Jake Doran)
James Joycey Hammer 12th Final 63.92m
Riley Day 200m Semi, did not start
Mia Gross 200m 4th Semi 23.86
Montanna McAvoy 3000m Steeplechase 13th Final 10:06.37
Brielle Erbacher 3000m Steeplechase 15th Final 10:16.84
Day 5 – Saturday - Morning Session
Katie Hayward 10,000 Metres Race Walk 5th 45:10.42 PB
Declan Tingay 10,000 Metres Race Walk 4th 40:49.72 PB
– Australian U20 record
– Australian U20 record
Kyle Swan 10,000 Metres Race Walk 6 41:24.12 PB
Conor McLoughlin Discus Throw 7th Qualification 56.57, DNQ
Alexander Kolesnikoff Discus Throw 15th Qualification 50.75, DNQ
4x400 Metres Relay women Heats 1st 3:35.48, quals for final (Ella Connolly, Cara Jardine, Jemima Russell, Carley Thomas)
4x400 Metres Relay men heat 2nd 3:08.53, quals for final (Adam Kopp, Christian Davis, Harvey Murrant and Ashley Moloney)
Lateisha Willis 100 Metres Hurdles 8th Semi-Final 13.93, DNQ
Samantha Johnson 100 Metres Hurdles 7th Semi-Final 13.85, DNQ
Conor McLoughlin Discus Throw 7th Qualification 56.57, DNQ
Alexander Kolesnikoff Discus Throw 15th Qualification 50.75, DNQ
4x400 Metres Relay women Heats 1st 3:35.48, quals for final (Ella Connolly, Cara Jardine, Jemima Russell, Carley Thomas)
4x400 Metres Relay men heat 2nd 3:08.53, quals for final (Adam Kopp, Christian Davis, Harvey Murrant and Ashley Moloney)
Lateisha Willis 100 Metres Hurdles 8th Semi-Final 13.93, DNQ
Samantha Johnson 100 Metres Hurdles 7th Semi-Final 13.85, DNQ
Day 5 - Saturday - Afternoon Session
Lateisha Willis 100 Metres Hurdles 8th Semi-Final 13.93, DNQ
Samantha Johnson 100 Metres Hurdles 7th Semi-Final 13.85, DNQ
4x100 Metres Relay women 7th final 44.78 – Australian U20 record (Nana Owusu-Afiyie, Kristie Edwards, Samantha Johnson, Mia Gross)
Nash Lowis Javelin final GOLD 75.31m PB
Day 6 - Sunday - Afternoon Session
4x400 Metres Relay women Final 2nd 3:31.36 (Ella Connolly, Cara Jardine, Jemima Russell, Carley Thomas)
4x400 Metres Relay men Final 7th 3:09.31 (Adam Kopp, Christian Davis, Harvey Murrant and Ashley Moloney)
David Tarbotton for Athletics Australia
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