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World Athletics U20 Championships Lima 24, all final results and medals - full list

More than 1700 athletes from 134 teams are competing at the World Athletics U20 Championships Lima 24 between 27-31 August.

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Alana Reid won the women's 100m at the World Athletics U20 Championships Lima 24.
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Over 1700 athletes from 134 teams are competing at the World Athletics U20 Championships Lima 24 between 27-31 August.

Several Olympians from the Paris 2024 Games are competing at the Estadio Atletico de la Vide in Lima.

They include South Africa's 4x100m men's silver medallists Bradley Nkoana and Bayanda Walaza.

Jamaica’s Alana Reid who raced the 4x100m and Torrie Lewis who represented Australia in the 200m and 4x100m at the Stade de France are also in action. Ethiopia’s Sembo Almayew who placed finished fifth in the women’s 3000m steeplechase in Paris is another one of the rising stars.

Estonia’s Karmen Bruus (high jump), Uzbekistan’s Sharifa Davronova (triple jump), Ethiopia’s Medina Eisa (5000m) and Jamaica’s Kerrica Hill (100m hurdles) are among the returning defending champions from the World U20 Championships in Cali in 2022.

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27 August

5000m women final

  1. Medina Aisa (ETH) 14:39.71 CR
  2. Mekedes Alemeshete (ETH) 14:57.44
  3. Charity Cherop (UGA) 15:25.02

5000m men final

  1. Andrew Kiptoo (KEN) 13:41.14
  2. Abdisa Fayisa (ETH) 13:41.56
  3. Keneth Kiprop (UGA) 13:41.73

Shot put men (6kg)

  1. Jarno Van Daalen (NED) 20.76
  2. JL Van Rensburg (RSA) 20.74
  3. Georg Harpf (GER) 20.28

4x400m mixed relay

  1. Australia (Jordan Gilbert, Bella Pasquali, Jack Deguara, Sophia Gregorevic) 3:19.27
  2. Poland (Jakub Szarapo,Wiktoria Gajosz,StanisƂaw Strzelecki,Zofia Tomczyk) 3:20.44
  3. People's Republic of China (Haoran Fu, Yalun Wang, Ailixier Wumaier, Yinglan Liu) 3:21.27

28 August

Discus throw women

  1. Bingyang Han (CHN) 57.57
  2. Jingru Huang (CHN) 56.47
  3. Marley Raikiwasa (AUS) 56.25

Long jump women

  1. Delta Amidzovski (AUS) 6.58
  2. Sophia Beckmon (USA) 6.54
  3. Julia Adamczyk (POL) 6.34

100m women

  1. Alana Reid (JAM) 11.17
  2. Sophia Beckmon (IVB) 11.27
  3. Kishawna Niles (BAR) 11.37

100m men

  1. Bayanda Walaza (RSA) 10.19
  2. Puripol Boonson (THA) 10.22
  3. Bradley Nkoana (RSA) 10.26

29 August

Pole vault women

  1. Molly Haywood (USA) 4.47
  2. Magdalena Rauter (AUT) 4.15
  3. Tryphena Hewett (AUS) 4.15

Triple jump men

  1. Ethan Oliver (AUS) 17.01
  2. Karson Gordon (USA) 16.74
  3. Yinglong Ma (CHN) 16.30

Javelin throw men

  1. Tom Tersek (SLO) 76.81
  2. Xiaobo Wang (CHN) 75.50
  3. Oisin Joyce (IRL) 73.89

400m women

  1. Lurdes Gloria Manuel (CZE) 51.29
  2. Dianna Proctor (CAN) 51.98
  3. Zaya Akins (USA) 52.00

400m men

  1. Udeme Okon (RSA) 45.69
  2. Jayden Davis (USA) 46.08
  3. Sidi Njie (USA) 46.29

3000m Steeplechase women

  1. Sembo Almayew (ETH) 9:12.71
  2. Loice Chekwemoi (UGA) 9:18.84
  3. Diana Chepkemoi (KEN) 9:29.84

Gold medallist Bayanda Walaza of South Africa poses with Puripol Boonson from Thailand and teammate Bradley Nkoana, the bronze medallist.

(Enzo Santos Barreiro for World Athletics)

30 August

10,000m race walk men

  1. Rayen Cherni (TUN) 39:24.85 CR
  2. Emiliano Barba (MEX) 39:27.10 AU20R
  3. Giuseppe Disabato (ITA) 39:31.25 NU20R

10,000m race walk women

  1. Baima Zhuoma (CHN) 43:26.60 WU20L
  2. Chen Meling (CHN) 44:30.67
  3. Aarti (IND) 44:39.39 NU20R

Pole vault men

  1. Hendrik Muller (GER) 5.45
  2. Yoshida Rikuya (JPN) 5.40
  3. Jan Krcek (CZE) 5.30

Shot put women

  1. Akaoma Odeluga (USA) 17.34
  2. Martina Mazurova (CZE) 16.38
  3. Chiang Ching-Yuan (TPE) 16.01 NU20R

800m men

  1. General Berhanu Ayansa (ETH) 2:00.36
  2. Peyton Craig (AUS) 2:00.87
  3. Ochiai Ko (JPN) 2:01.04

High jump men

  1. Scottie Vines (USA) 2.25
  2. Matteo Sioli (ITA) 2.23
  3. Nakatani Kaisei (JPN) 2.19

100m hurdles women

  1. Kerrica Hill (JAM) 12.99
  2. Mia Wild (CRO) 13.15
  3. Delta Amidzovski (AUS) 13.24

Long jump men

  1. Roko Farkas (CRO) 8.17
  2. Luka Boskovic (SRB) 7.93
  3. Mason McGroder (AUS) 7.80

110m hurdles (99.0cm) men

  1. Ja'kobe Tharp (USA) 13.05 WU20L
  2. Andre Korbmacher (USA) 13.14
  3. Chen Yuanjing (CHN) 13.21 NU20R

3000m women

  1. Aleshign Baweke (ETH) 8:50.32
  2. Marion Jepngetich (KEN) 8:52.37
  3. Marta Alemayo (ETH) 8:53.64

Javelin throw women

  1. Yan Ziyi (CHN) 63.05
  2. Chu Pin-Hsun (TPE) 54.28
  3. Evelyn Bliss (USA) 54.01

200m women

  1. Adaejah Hodge (IVB) 22.74
  2. Torrie Lewis (AUS) 22.88
  3. Shanoya Mikalia Douglas (JAM) 23.10

200m men

  1. Bayanda Walaza (RSA) 20.52
  2. Gout Gout (AUS) 20.60
  3. Jake Odey-Jordan (GBR) 20.81

31 August

Discus throw (1.750kg) men

  1. Bryce Ruland (USA) 62.59
  2. Jarno van Daalen (NED) 62.22
  3. Mico Lampinen (FIN) 62.20

High jump women

  1. Angelina Topic (SRB) 1.91
  2. Izobelle Louison-Roe (AUS) 1.89
  3. Karmen Bruus (EST) 1.89

400m hurdles women

  1. Meta Tumba (FRA) 55.59 NU20R
  2. Wiktoria Gadajska 56.87 NU20R
  3. Hannah van Niekerk (RSA) 56.98

400m hurdles men

  1. Vance Nilsson (USA) 49.26
  2. Michal Rada (CZE) 49.30 NU20R
  3. Antti Sainio (FIN) 49.61

1500m women

  1. Saron Berhe (ETH) 4:16.64
  2. Rachel Forsyth (CAN) 4:17.94
  3. Jolanda Kallabis (GER) 4:19.34

3000m Steeplechase men

  1. Edmund Serem (KEN) 8:15.28
  2. Matthew Kosgei (KEN) 8:17.46
  3. Hailu Ayalew (ETH) 8:24.08

Triple jump women

  1. Sharifa Davronova (UZB) 13.75
  2. Li Yi (CHN) 13.55
  3. Erika Giorgia Anoeta Saraceni (ITA) 13.47

4x100m relay women

  1. JAM (Shanoya Mikalia Douglas, Alliah Baker, Briana Campbell, Alana Reid) 43.39
  2. SUI (Timea Rankl, Lia Thalmann, Chloe Rabac, Alicia Masini) 44.06 NU20R
  3. CAN (Savannah Blair, Dianna Proctor, Ashley Odiase, Renee Roxane Tedga) 44.60

Hammer throw women

  1. Zhang Jiale (CHN) 68.95
  2. Valentina Savva (CYP) 67.21
  3. Villo Viszkeleti (HUN) 64.94

4x100m relay men

  1. JAM (Jace Witter, Gary Card, Nyrone Wade, Deandre Daley) 39.18
  2. GBR (Jake Odey-Jordan, Joel Masters, Dean Patterson, Teddy Wilson)
  3. THA (Wirayut Daenkhanob, Sarawut Nuansi, Chutithat Pruksorranan, Puripol Boonson)

1500m men

  1. Abdisa Fayisa (ETH) 3:40.51
  2. Cameron Myers (AUS) 3:40.60
  3. Alex Pintado (ESP) 3:41.03

4x400m relay women

  1. USA (Michaela Mouton, Olivia Harris, Josie Donelson, Zaya Akins) 3:30.74
  2. AUS (Amelia Rowe, Bella Pasquali, Jemma Pollard, Sophia Gregorevic) 3:31.47
  3. GBR (Charlotte Henrich, Emma Holmes, Kara Dacosta, Rebecca Grieve) 3:32.80

4x400m relay men

  1. USA (Jayden Davis, Xavier Donaldson, Alexander Rhodes, Sidi Njie) 3:03.56
  2. RSA (Bryan Katoo, Sihle Mahlangu, Njabulo Mbatha, Udeme Okon) 3:05.22
  3. AUS (Caleb Kilpatrick, Jett Grundy, Jack Deguara, Jordan Gilbert) 3:05.53

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