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11:50 hrs – Javelin Throw Men – (Discretionary)
Comments Off on 11:50 hrs – Javelin Throw Men – (Discretionary)Rank Bib Team Name Born Result 1 137 BRA DA SILVA Luiz Mauricio 23 NOV 1994 86.34 PB 2 140 GER ROHLER Thomas 30 SEP 1991 80.79 SB 3 133 POR RAMOS Leandro 21 SEP 2000 80.68 4 139 USA THOMPSON Curtis 08 FEB 1996 78.78 5 301 KEN YEGO Julius 22 JUN 2000 78.74 SB 6 136 ESP QUIJERA Manu 13 JAN 1998 78.33 7 141 GRN PETERS Anderson 21 OCT 1997 77.49 8 132 BEL HERMAN Timothy 19 OCT 1990 77.14 9 131 KEN KIPROTICH Alex Toroitich 10 OCT 1994 74.17 SB 10 135 IND JENA Kishore 06 SEP 1995 73.06 11 138 GRE KYRIAZIS Ioannis 19 JAN 1996 60.02 11:50 hrs – Javelin Throw Men – (Discretionary)
Comments Off on 11:50 hrs – Javelin Throw Men – (Discretionary)Rank Bib Team Name Born PB SB 1 131 KEN KIPROTICH Alex Toroitich 10 OCT 1994 72.98 78.84 2 132 BEL HERMAN Timothy 19 OCT 1990 78.37 87.35 3 133 POR RAMOS Leandro 21 SEP 2000 81.84 84.78 4 134 KEN YEGO Julius 04 JAN 1989 78.52 92.72 5 135 IND JENA Kishore 06 SEP 1995 78.60 87.54 6 136 ESP QUIJERA Manu 13 JAN 1998 81.46 83.28 7 137 BRA DA SILVA Luiz Mauricio 17 JAN 2000 82.03 85.91 8 138 GRE KYRIAZIS Ioannis 19 JAN 1996 84.38 88.01 9 139 USA THOMPSON Curtis 08 FEB 1996 87.76 87.76 10 140 GER ROHLER Thomas 30 SEP 1991 80.37 93.90 11 141 GRN PETERS Anderson 21 OCT 1997 85.64 93.07 Kinyamal 3rd Place at Continental Tour Gold Finale in Beijing
Comments Off on Kinyamal 3rd Place at Continental Tour Gold Finale in BeijingWyclife Kinyamal secured third place in the men’s 800m, clocking 1:44.86 at the final World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting of the season in Beijing on Sunday (7). Spain’s Pablo Sanchez-Valladares edged him to take second in 1:44.79, while Ireland’s Mark English claimed victory in 1:44.67, breaking the meeting record. For English, the result underlined his strong form as he heads towards the Tokyo Olympics, while Sanchez-Valladares confirmed his consistency at international level. Kinyamal, a two-time Commonwealth Games champion, added another solid performance to his season, reinforcing his reputation as one of Kenya’s most reliable 800m specialists.
Laban Kipkorir Chepkwony Breaks 800m Record at Istvan Gyulai Memorial
Comments Off on Laban Kipkorir Chepkwony Breaks 800m Record at Istvan Gyulai MemorialKenyan middle-distance runner Laban Kipkorir Chepkwony delivered a career-defining performance at the Istvan Gyulai Memorial – a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – in Budapest on Tuesday (12), winning the men’s 800m in a blistering personal best of 1:42.96 and breaking the nine-year-old meeting record set by world record-holder David Rudisha. Chepkwony, who placed fourth at Kenya’s World Trials last month, secured redemption with this record-breaking victory. Ireland’s Mark English followed with a national record time of 1:43.37 for second place, while French champion Yanis Meziane clocked 1:43.71 for third, making it one of the fastest 800m races of the season.
Phanuel Koech Sets 1500m Meeting Record to Win at Golden Spike Ostrava 2025
Comments Off on Phanuel Koech Sets 1500m Meeting Record to Win at Golden Spike Ostrava 2025Kenya’s Phanuel Koech delivered a stunning victory in the men’s 1500m at the Golden Spike World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting in Ostrava on Tuesday, July 24, 2025. The 18-year-old rising star clocked a meeting record of 3:29.05, cementing his status as one of the world’s top middle-distance talents just days after setting a world U20 record in Paris. Koech surged ahead of a strong international field, showcasing Kenya’s continued dominance in distance running on the global stage.
Julius Yego Wins Javelin Gold in Turku
Comments Off on Julius Yego Wins Javelin Gold in TurkuKenya’s 2015 world javelin champion Julius Yego marked a strong return to form with a winning throw of 83.08m at the Paavo Nurmi Games 2025 in Turku, Finland on Wednesday (17). Competing at the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting, Yego outperformed a competitive field to secure the top spot, reaffirming his status as one of Africa’s premier javelin throwers on the global stage.
Femke Bol Breaks Meet Record In Hengelo
Comments Off on Femke Bol Breaks Meet Record In HengeloDutch superstar Femke Bol thrilled the home crowd at the FBK Games 2025 – a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – in Hengelo on Monday (9). With a dominant, record-breaking victory in the 400m hurdles, she clocked 52.51s to smash her own meeting record. Bol, the reigning world champion, continued her strong start to the season just weeks after a career-best opener in Rabat. Using a new block technique, she surged ahead early and maintained her lead to win by over two seconds.
Kip Keino Classic 2025
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Wosane Assefa celebrates leading an Ethiopian podium sweep in the women’s 3,000m steeplechase at the 2025 Absa Kip Keino Classic on Saturday, May 31, 2025 at the Ulinzi Sports Complex. © Organisers 
Ethiopia Sweeps Women’s 3000m Steeplechase at 2025 Kip Keino Classic
Comments Off on Ethiopia Sweeps Women’s 3000m Steeplechase at 2025 Kip Keino ClassicEthiopia dominated the women’s 3000m steeplechase at the 2025 Absa Kip Keino Classic in Nairobi, with Wosane Asefa leading a clean podium sweep in a lifetime best of 9:30.68. Teammates Kena Tufa (9:31.72) and Firehiwot Gesese (9:32.09) took silver and bronze.
The victory marked Ethiopia’s first gold at the meet, part of the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold. Kenyan favorite Jackline Chepkoech finished fifth in 9:44.48.
Records Tumble at 2025 Absa Kip Keino Classic as Canadian Stars Shine and Kennedy Stuns in 100m Final
Comments Off on Records Tumble at 2025 Absa Kip Keino Classic as Canadian Stars Shine and Kennedy Stuns in 100m FinalThe 2025 Absa Kip Keino Classic concluded with thrilling performances and multiple meet records at Nairobi’s Ulinzi Sports Complex. Canadian Olympic champions Ethan Katzberg and Camryn Rogers dominated the Hammer Throw events with world-leading and season-best marks of 82.73m and 77.93m, respectively. Brazil’s Luiz Mauricio Da Silva set a javelin meet record at 86.34m, while Norway’s Amalie Iuel broke the women’s 400m hurdles meet record in 54.80. In the day’s biggest upset, Australia’s Lachlan Kennedy shocked the men’s 100m field with a personal best of 9.98s, defeating South Africa’s Bayanda Walaza and Kenya’s Ferdinand Omanyala. The action-packed World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting showcased elite global talent and solidified Kip Keino Classic’s push for Wanda Diamond League status.
