#China Athletics Dream Team# On the 31st local time, the Stanford Athletics Invitational was held at Stanford University. In the women's 5000m race, China's He Wuxia finished at 15:26.58; In the men's 10,000-meter race, Chen Tianyu finished with a PB of 28:25.03, creating the best result of the Chinese men's 10,000-meter race in nearly 13 years.
On the 31st local time, the Stanford Athletics Invitational was held at Stanford University. China's Wang Chunyu finished 4:16.65 in the women's 1500m; In the men's 3000m steeplechase, Wang Fudong and Wang Shaojie ran 8:51.64 and 8:58.87 respectively.
#Follow World Athletics# On the evening of March 29, Kingston time, Jamaica, in the Jamaica Junior Athletics Championships, Krumme won the men's and women's 100-meter championships in 9.99 seconds (+0.3) and Reid in 10.92 seconds (+1.0), both setting Jamaican youth records.
Krume became the third person in the history of young men in the world, and Reid was the fifth in the history of young women
From the official Weibo news of the Chinese track and field team
[10.92 seconds! ] Jamaican 18-year-old girl achieves great results! 】
In today's ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Champs, women's 17~18 years old 100m final, 18-year-old Alana Reid ran an amazing time of 10.92 seconds (+1.0) to win, improving the previous personal PB11.16 seconds (semifinals) by a full 0.24 seconds!
Let's analyze this 10 seconds 92,
(1) It can be ranked 11th in Jamaican history!
(2) Broke the Jamaica U20 record of 10.95 seconds held by compatriot Tina Clayton!
(3) It can be ranked fifth in the history of the U20 in the world! They were Sha'Carri RICHARDSON 10.75, Tamari DAVIS 10.83, Marlies OELSNER 10.88, and Katrin KRBBE 10.89.
Similarly, if you followed the World Youth Championships in Cali last year, you must have an impression of her. She ran 22.95 seconds in the 200m final to win a bronze medal, a new PB!
10.92 seconds is also tentatively the world's best this year, following New Zealand's Zoe HOBBS's 10.97 seconds at the Sydney Classic
[The third athlete in history who is less than 20 years old and breaks 10 meters has appeared! ] 】
Jamaica ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Champs is in full swing for 5 days from March 28th to April 1st! The men's 100m final is good again!
Bouwahjgie Nkrumie, 19 years old of Kingston College, won the men's 100m final with a time of 9.99 seconds (+0.3) in the 16~19 years old, improving his conference record of 10.08 seconds set in the semifinals!
It's worth noting that Nkrumi's 9.99 seconds is the third athlete in history to open the 10-second mark before he was 20 years old, ahead of Botswana's Letsile TEBOGO with 9.91 seconds and Trayvon Bromell at 9.97 seconds.
9.99 seconds also improved Nkrumie's own Jamaica U20 record of 10.02 seconds by 0.03 seconds!
Everyone should have remembered last year's World Junior Championships in Cali, with Teberg winning in 9.91 seconds, followed by Nkrumi in 10.02 seconds. The 4×100m relay also won a silver medal with his teammates.
Born in 2004, Nkrumi once again surprised the world with Jamaican sprinting, and with the rise of a group of young Jamaicans such as Sewell and Akim Blake, they gradually let people see the resurgence of Jamaican sprint men.
Perhaps the generation of flyers such as Bolt, Blake, Powell and Carter is too dazzling, making this group of young runners a little bleak, but Jamaica is still one of the few sprinter powerhouses that can compete with the United States.
Looking forward to Nkrumi's performance later!
The two analyses come from the analysis of Ah Saido, a Weibo blogger who is also a frequent chat with WX group friends
2023 Florida Relays Olympic men's 200m, Steven Gardiner won 20.14 seconds (+1.0m/s), the world's best WL this year!
Having missed almost the entire season last year due to injury, Gardiner is going to regain his place this year!
Trevor Bassitt, runner-up in the men's 400m at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade and champion in the men's 400m hurdles at the World Championships in Athletics in Eugene, finished third overall in 20.53 seconds
Last year, British Matthew Hudson-Smith, third in the men's 400m at the World Championships in Athletics in Aerocourse, finished third overall in 20.56 seconds
