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Leading athletics performances in 2005
(China Daily)
Updated: 2005-08-03 05:58

High jump:

1. Jacques Freitag, South Africa, 2.38 meters

2. Andiy Sokolovskyy, Ukraine, 2.38

3. Michal Bieniek, Poland, 2.36

Pole vault:

1. Paul Burgess, Australia, 6.00

2. Burgess, 5.95

3. Burgess, 5.91

Long jump:

1. Dwight Phillips, United States, 8.47

1. Mohamed Salman Al-Khuwalidi, Saudi Arabia, 8.44

2. Phillips, 8.39

Triple jump:

1. Marian Oprea, Romania, 17.81

2. Jadel Gregorio, Brazil, 17.73

3. Gregorio, 17.71

Shot put:

1. John Godina, United States, 22.20

2. Godina, 21.93

3. Christian Cantwell, United States, 21.67

Discus:

1. Virgilijus Alekna, Lithuania, 70.67

2. Alekna, 70.58

3. Alekna, 70.53

Hammer throw:

1. Ivan Tikhon, Belarus, 86.73

2. Vadim Devyatovskiy, Belarus, 83.69

3. Tikhon, 83.64

Javelin:

1. Tero Pitkamaki, Finland, 91.53

2. Sergei Makarov, Russia, 90.33

3. Makarov, 88.84

Decathlon:

1. Roman Sebrle, Czech Republic, 8,534 points

2. Kristian Rahnu, Estonia, 8,526

3. Bryan Clay, United States, 8,506

20 km walk:

1. Nathan Deakes, Australia, one hour 17 minutes 33 seconds

2. Hongjun Zhu, China, 1:17:41

3. Francisco Javier Fernandez, Spain, 1:17:52

50 km walk:

1. Han Yucheng, China, 3:36:20

2. Xing Shucai, China, 3:37:58

3. Zhao Chengliang, China, 3:38:56

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