Athletics at the 2000 Commonwealth Youth Games explained
At the 2000 Commonwealth Youth Games, the athletics events were held at the Meadowbank Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland from 11 to 13 August.[1] A total of 30 events were contested, divided equally between the sexes. Among the medallists were Nicola Sanders, the 2007 World Championships runner-up in the 400 metres, and Johan Cronje (bronze medallist at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics in the 1500 metres).
Medal summary
Boys
100 metres | | 11.0 | | 11.0 | | 11.0 |
200 metres | | 21.15 | | 21.42 | | 21.47 |
400 metres | | 47.11 | | 47.70 | | 48.40 |
800 metres | | 1:51.32 | | 1:52.09 | | 1:52.35 |
1500 metres | | 4:00.30 | | 4:00.32 | | 4:02.71 |
110 metres hurdles | | 14.20 | | 14.27 | | 14.33 |
400 metres hurdles | | 50.7 | | 53.2 | | 53.7 |
relay | | 47.25 | | 47.45 | | 47.49 |
relay | | 3:12.55 | | 3:17.10 | | 3:18.44 |
High jump | | 2.09 m | | 2.09 m | | 2.09 m |
Long jump | | 7.18 m | | 7.09 m | | 7.06 m |
Triple jump | | 16.02 m | | 14.47 m | | 14.15 m |
Shot put | | 16.73 m | | 16.49 m | | 16.10 m |
Discus throw | | 50.37 m | | 48.64 m | | 47.22 m |
Hammer throw | | 66.70 m | | 61.96 m | | 60.47 m | |
Girls
100 metres | | 12.14 | | 12.21 | | 12.27 |
200 metres | | 24.16 | | 24.65 | | 24.99 |
400 metres | | 54.46 | | 54.99 | | 55.30 |
800 metres | | 2:09.45 | | 2:10.16 | | 2:12.93 |
1500 metres | | 4:35.2 | | 4:35.7 | | 4:35.7 |
100 metres hurdles | | 14.12 | | 14.25 | | 14.39 |
400 metres hurdles | | 59.19 | | 61.80 | | 62.70 |
relay | | 47.25 | | 47.45 | | 47.49 |
relay | | 3:45.78 | | 3:51.52 | | 3:55.89 |
High jump | | 1.82 m | | 1.82 m | | 1.70 m |
Long jump | | 6.02 m | | 5.94 m | | 5.77 m |
Triple jump | | 11.94 m | | 11.93 m | | 11.90 m |
Shot put | | 13.62 m | | 13.42 m | | 11.84 m |
Discus throw | | 48.20 m | | 44.19 m | | 42.86 m |
Hammer throw | | 51.34 m | | 48.63 m | | 45.87 m | |
References
- Results
Notes and References
- http://www2.iaaf.org/News/Articles/getnews81a6.html?Event=WJC00&Code=2337 Australian Youth Team leaves for Commonwealth Youth Games