Athletics at the 2000 Commonwealth Youth Games explained

Athletics at the I Commonwealth Youth Games
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Host City:Edinburgh, Scotland
Dates:11 – 13 August
Stadium:Meadowbank Stadium
Events:30
Next:2004 Bendigo
Games:2000 Commonwealth Youth Games

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 metres11.011.011.0
200 metres21.1521.4221.47
400 metres47.1147.7048.40
800 metres1:51.321:52.091:52.35
1500 metres4:00.304:00.324:02.71
110 metres hurdles14.2014.2714.33
400 metres hurdles50.753.253.7
relay47.2547.4547.49
relay3:12.553:17.103:18.44
High jump2.09 m2.09 m2.09 m
Long jump7.18 m7.09 m7.06 m
Triple jump16.02 m14.47 m14.15 m
Shot put16.73 m16.49 m16.10 m
Discus throw50.37 m48.64 m47.22 m
Hammer throw66.70 m61.96 m60.47 m

Girls

100 metres12.1412.2112.27
200 metres24.1624.6524.99
400 metres54.4654.9955.30
800 metres2:09.452:10.162:12.93
1500 metres4:35.24:35.74:35.7
100 metres hurdles14.1214.2514.39
400 metres hurdles59.1961.8062.70
relay47.2547.4547.49
relay3:45.783:51.523:55.89
High jump1.82 m1.82 m1.70 m
Long jump6.02 m5.94 m5.77 m
Triple jump11.94 m11.93 m11.90 m
Shot put13.62 m13.42 m11.84 m
Discus throw48.20 m44.19 m42.86 m
Hammer throw51.34 m48.63 m45.87 m

References

Results

Notes and References

  1. http://www2.iaaf.org/News/Articles/getnews81a6.html?Event=WJC00&Code=2337 Australian Youth Team leaves for Commonwealth Youth Games