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OVERSEAS

Steve Smythe, results editors

CHAMPIONSHIP BEST?

DESPITE too many absentees, it was a good British Championships, I thought, and an encouraging number of Brits secured Olympic spots. However, while the standards were obviously well below those we will see at the US Championships, they also don’t compare well to France’s national championships last weekend and the throws standards were well below those at the Polish championships.

OVERSEAS

BAHAMAS

Nassau, June 17

Men: 300: 1 D Pinder 32.61

Nassau, June 24/25

Men: 200 (0.1): 1 I Kerr 20.72. 400:

1 S Gardiner 44.46; 2 A Russell 45.25; 3 C Brown 45.59; 4 S Newbold 45.80.

HJ: 1 D Thomas 2.27; 2 J Wilson 2.25; 3 T Barry 2.25. Women: 200 (-0.6): 1 T Gaither 23.00. 400: 1 S Miller 52.17. LJ: 1 B Stuart 6.66

BELGIUM

Belgian Championships, Brussels, June 25-26

Women: 1500: 6 STEPHANIE BARNES 4:26.33. Ht3: 1 BARNES 4:31.88

BELARUS

Minsk June 9/10

Men: HT: 1 Y Shayunov 73.50 U20men: HT: A Shymanovich 75.78. U18 HT: D Borovkov 75.04. Women: HT: 1 A Malyshchik 71.72

Minsk, June 10

Women: SP: 1 Y Pravalinskaya-Karolchyk (W35) 18.52

COLOMBIA

Cali, June 25

Men: 100 (2.9): 1 D Palomeque 10.07; 2 V Hugo (BRA) 10.14. 400: 1 J Perlaza 45.45. 110H (2.6): 1 J McFarlane (PER) 13.31; 2 J McFarlane (PER) 13.48; 3 Y Rivas 13.50. Women: 400: 1 G Coutinho (BRA) 51.70. TJ: 1 C Ibarguen 14.51/-1.4. JT: 1 F Ruiz 63.84 (S Af rec)

CZECH REPUBLIC

Prague, June 22

Men: PV: 1 J Kudlicka 5.83 (rec); 2 E Dolve (NOR) 5.66 (U23 rec); 3 M Balner 5.55; eq 4 M Arents (LAT)/L Posekany 5.55. Women: PV: 1 J Ptacnikova 4.50 Olomouc, June 25

Men: HM: 1 S Biwott (KEN) 60:46; 2 R Mengich (KEN) 65:17; 3 G Kipyego (KEN) 66:04. Women: HM: 1 M Keitany (KEN) 68:53; 2 E Chelimo (KEN) 72:15; 3 J Chepkirui (KEN) 72:40

Czech Championships,Tabor, June 17

Men: SP: 1 T Stanek 20.39

International Mountain Running Youth Cup, Janske Lazne, June 25 SCARLET DALE finished fifth and led the England under-18 team to fifth place on a tough, steep, uphill-only course.

Anna MacFadyen of Scotland was the next British finisher, in seventh, in a race won by Czech athlete Barbora Havlickova.

Elliott Matier finished ninth in the under-18 race, which was dominated by a Turkish team who had six in the first seven.

England just lost out on bronze to Italy as Matier, who had only finished fifth in the England trial and was therefore in the B team, could not count.

U18 men (4.7km; 560m ascent (uphill only)): 1 A Alkanoglu (TUR) 26:19; 2 O Ozturk (TUR) 26:21; 3 I Özevin (TUR 2)

26:40; 4 V Tümincin (TUR) 26:43; 5 G Bularda (ROU) 27:08; 6 R Bastug (TUR) 27:10; 7 Yusuf Matur (TUR 2) 27:42; 8 E Bozzolo (ITA) 28:09; 9 ELLIOTT MATIER (ENG 2) 28:14; 10 JOSEPH DUGDALE (ENG) 28:16; 11 ALFIE THOMPSON (ENG) 28:19; 21 A Hunter (IRL) 29:29; 22 TRISTAN REES (SCO) 29:42; 24 NATHAN SMITH (ENG) 1 30:04; 27 JOSEPH CRUTCHLEY (WAL) 30:25; 28 JAMES LUND ENG 1 30:36; 29 FINLAY TODD (SCO) 30:51; 32 CEDOL DAFYDD (WAL) 31:02; 34 I Coleman (IRL) 31:14; 39 SCOTT MCKEAG (NIR) 31:53; 41 GEORGE REES (SCO) 31:57; 42 THOMAS JONES (WAL) 31:57. TEAM: 1 Turkey 17; 2 Turkey 2 22; 3 Italy 42; 4 England 45; 5 Germany 51; 6 Romania 80; 9 Scotland 92; 10 Wales 101; 12 Ireland 115; 15 N Ireland 144. U18 women 2.6km: 280m ascent (uphill only) 1 B Havlickova (CZE) 19:36; 2 F Bizek (TUR) 19:49; 3 N Battocletti (ITA) 19:57; 4 L Wiktorowicz (POL) 20:18; 5 SCARLET DALE (ENG) 20:27; 7 ANNA MACFADYEN (SCO) 20:42; 16 ALICE MOORE (ENG) 21:07; 22 MAIRI WALLACE (SCO) 21:52;23 LAUREN McNEIL (ENG) 21:58; 26 GRACE WHELAN (SCO) 22:02; 28 LUCY BYRAM (ENG) 22:13; 32 C McQuaid(IRL) 22:50; 34 JEMIMA ELGOOD (ENG) 23:10; 36 ANNABELLE McQUEEN (WAL) 23:18. TEAM: 1 Poland 27; 2 Turkey 27; 3 Italy 28; 4 Czech Republic 41; 5 England 44; 6 Romania 52; 7 Scotland 55; 11 Wales 121; 12 Ireland 125

DENMARK

Aarhus, June 25

Men: 100 (0.3): 1 K Hyman (CAY) 10.29. 110H (0.1): 1 S Thingalaya (IND) 13.69. 400H: 1 J Santos (DOM) 49.43; 2 L Hamman (RSA) 49.60. Women: 400H: 1 S Petersen 55.13; 2 H Titimets (UKR) 55.88

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