Athletics at the 2015 African Games explained

Athletics at the XI African Games
Dates:	13–17 September
Stadium:	New Kintele Stadium
Nations Participating:	48
Athletes Participating:	564
Events:	74
Previous:	2011 Maputo
Next:	2019 Rabat
Games:	2015 African Games

The athletics competition at the 2015 African Games was held from 13–17 September 2015 at the New Kintele Stadium in Brazzaville, in the Republic of Congo.^[1]

The original winners of the long jump competitions, Chinaza Amadi and Samson Idiata of Nigeria, failed drugs tests at the competition and were disqualified.^[2]

Medal summary

Men

		10.04 NR		10.17		10.23
		20.42		20.45		20.58
		44.35		45.01		45.50
		1:50.45		1:50.72		1:50.79
		3:45.73		3:45.98		3:46.31
		13:21.88		13:22.13		13:22.72
		27:27.19		27:27.55		27:28.40
		13.32 GR		13.49		13.54
		48.67		49.27		49.32
		8:20.31		8:22.96 SB		8:24.19 SB
		38.93		39.22		39.71
		3:00.34 GR		3:00.95		3:03.07
		1:26.43		1:26.44		1:27.32
		1:03.11		1:03.27		1:03.39
		2.25		2.22		2.22
		5.25		5.20		5.10
		7.74		7.69		7.44
		17.00		16.98		16.54
		20.25 GR, NR		19.78		19.55
		60.41		52.72 NR		50.30
		74.92		73.49		59.36
		85.37 GR		82.94		76.85
		7591 NR		7478		7186

Women

		11.02 GR		11.47 NR		11.49
		22.57		23.24		23.37
		50.22 NR		50.71		51.55
		2:00.97		2:01.54		2:01.59
		4:16.69		4:18.86		4:19.16
		15:30.15		15:30.18		15:31.82 SB
		31:24.18		31:36.87		31:38.33
		13.15		13.28		13.30
		55.86		57.63		58.68 NR
		9:51.30		9:51.94		9:52.54
		43.10		43.72		43.98
		3:27.12		3:32.84		3:35.91
		1:38.28 GR		1:36.49		1:42.25
		1:12.42		1:12.42		1:12.42
		1.91		1.85		1.80
		4.10 GR		4.10 =GR		3.40
		6.31		6.30		6.25
		13.75		13.52		13.40 NR
		17.13		16.64		15.92
		54.25		50.53		49.08
		66.91 GR		63.94		62.13 NR
		52.70		50.93		50.52
		5892		5734		5664

Para-sport

Men

100m T11		11.45		11.63		11.84
100m T37		11.60		12.36		12.81
100m T54		14.88		15.24		15.40
200m T11		23.00		23.68		23.95
200m T12		22.47		22.69		22.99
400m T11		51.63		52.74		53.19
400m T12		49.84		50.17		51.11
400m T13		48.49		48.68		49.61
400m T46		49.16		49.52		50.19
800m T54		1:50.74		1:52.56		1:52.81
1500m T46		3:57.54		3:59.41		4:00.74
1500m T53/54		3:36.91		3:37.95		3:38.32
Javelin Throw F42/44		50.91		39.95		41.91
Javelin Throw F56/57		40.24		39.42		38.54
Discus Throw 43/44		41.70		40.07		39.63
Discus Throw F54/56		37.95		29.73		28.69
Shot Put F42		11.28		10.50		9.94
Shot Put F54/55		9.75		9.42		8.52
Shot Put F56/57^[3]		10.61		11.70		11.33

Women

100m T11		12.64		12.94		13.12
100m T13		13.34		13.58		13.63
100m T37		14.39		14.64	none
200m T11		25.27		26.08		26.26
200m T12		25.62		25.87		27.02
400m T13		59.62		1:01.20		1:02.16
Javelin Throw F54/56		16.94		13.93		12.97
Discus Throw F54/57		18.54		33.01		26.67
Shot Put F54-57		10.66		10.65		10.46

Medal tables

Para-sport competition

Participating nations

According to an unofficial count, there were 564 athletes from 48 nations participating in the elite competition.

References

Reports

• Mulkeen, Jon (2015-09-15). Ivorian sprint double for Meite and Ta Lou at All-African Games. IAAF. Retrieved on 2017-03-22.
• Minshull, Phil (2015-09-17). Kenya's 4x400m men finish off the All-Africa Games in style. IAAF. Retrieved on 2017-03-22.

External links

• Results
• Results for Athletics
• Para-sport Detailed Results
• Para-sport Medal Table

Notes and References

1. Web site: Schedule . COJA BRAZZAVILLE 2015 . 2015-09-01 . 2015-09-01 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20150903162453/http://www.cojabrazzaville2015.com/en/schedule/ . 3 September 2015 . dmy .
2. http://www.iol.co.za/sport/athletics/doping-ban-shock-for-nigeria-1975054 Doping ban shock for Nigeria
3. Ranking is based on athletes' disability