World championship javelin throw 2022 results

Rank Mark Competitor DOB Nat Pos Venue Date Results Score 1 83.89 18 JUN 1999 BRA 1 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 10 MAY 2023 1157 2 82.21 17 JAN 2000 BRA 1 Centro de Treinamento Paralímpico Brasileiro, São Paulo (BRA) 30 APR 2023 1133 3 68.34 22 MAY 1992 BRA 3 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 10 MAY 2023 936 4 68.26 16 SEP 1994 BRA 1f2 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 20 MAY 2023 935 5 67.75 26 JAN 1996 BRA 2 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 12 MAR 2023 927 6 66.88 27 MAR 1999 BRA 1ce2 Municipal Stadium, Naxos (GRE) 18 MAY 2023 915 7 66.03 11 JAN 2005 BRA 1 Bogotá (COL) 19 MAY 2023 903 8 65.20 11 MAR 2001 BRA 3f2 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 20 MAY 2023 891 9 65.16 11 JUN 2002 BRA 1 Pista de Atletismo da UFPE, Recifé (BRA) 04 JUN 2023 891 10 63.08 28 DEC 1996 BRA 2 Pista da UFSC, Florianópolis (BRA) 15 APR 2023 861 11 62.25 01 FEB 1993 BRA 1 Pista de Atletismo da UNIFOR, Fortaleza (BRA) 07 MAY 2023 849 12 61.91 14 JUL 1992 BRA 2 Pista da UFSC, Florianópolis (BRA) 03 JUN 2023 845 13 61.05 06 MAY 2003 BRA 1f1 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 20 MAY 2023 832 14 59.65 25 MAR 1992 BRA 4 COTP Stadium, São Paulo (BRA) 12 MAR 2023 813 15 59.22 03 FEB 2002 BRA 3 Pista de Atletismo da UFPE, Recifé (BRA) 04 JUN 2023 807 16 59.11 07 MAY 2005 BRA 3 Bogotá (COL) 19 MAY 2023 805 17 57.80 04 FEB 2005 BRA 1 Complexo Esportivo Timbo, Timbó (BRA) 18 MAR 2023 787 18 57.68 17 MAY 2003 BRA 2 Complexo Esportivo Timbo, Timbó (BRA) 18 MAR 2023 785 19 57.61 30 JUL 1994 BRA 2ce CNDA, Bragança Paulista (BRA) 0...

• v • t • e The men's 20 athletes from 15 countries were entered to the competition, Records [ ] U20 standing records prior to the 2022 World Athletics U20 Championships were as follows: Record Athlete & Nationality Mark Location Date ( IND) 86.48 23 July 2016 World U20 Leading ( UKR) 84.32 9 January 2022 Results [ ] Qualification [ ] The qualification started on 4 August at 09:00. Athletes attaining a mark of at least 72.50 metres ( Q ) or at least the 12 best performers ( q ) qualified for the final. Rank Name Nationality Round Mark Notes 1 2 3 1 65.96 71.42 76.87 76.87 Q 2 75.77 75.77 Q 3 x 73.10 73.10 Q 4 65.27 72.63 72.63 Q 5 70.50 71.20 69.71 71.20 q 6 69.47 70.68 70.17 70.68 q, PB 7 63.39 65.96 69.84 69.84 q 8 68.33 x 69.68 69.68 q 9 58.54 64.38 69.60 69.60 q 10 66.61 65.38 69.42 69.42 q 11 65.67 69.11 69.22 69.22 q 12 67.24 68.08 68.88 68.88 q 13 64.50 67.81 x 67.81 14 60.31 65.80 61.91 65.80 15 61.51 57.95 64.05 64.05 16 61.24 61.72 62.21 62.21 17 52.63 55.38 x 55.38 DNS Final [ ] Rank Name Nationality Round Mark Notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 76.20 71.33 74.68 72.45 79.36 x 79.36 76.05 77.24 74.68 72.06 74.76 75.16 77.24 70.04 x x x 72.95 71.71 72.95 4 68.74 70.66 72.17 65.64 65.56 66.77 72.17 PB 5 68.95 72.11 70.49 67.53 – – 72.11 6 64.89 65.34 71.31 61.73 65.35 65.51 71.31 7 68.31 67.36 69.98 68.43 66.00 68.28 69.68 8 65.35 65.02 69.25 66.72 67.93 65.47 69.25 9 67.89 66.39 68.17 68.17 10 66.08 x 67.22 67.22 11 x 66.61 59.56 66.61 12 62.86 63.02 59.79 63.02 References [ ]

The World Athletics Championships are back after an extended absence, and for the first time, they will be held in the United States. Historically, the championships take place in odd-numbered years, but the 2021 championships were pushed back to 2022 in response to the Tokyo Summer Olympics being delayed to 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Hayward Field, a track and field stadium at the University of Oregon, will be the host site for this year's championships. Doha, Qatar, hosted the championships in 2019 and Budapest, Hungary, is slated to host them in 2023. The United States has the most gold, silver and bronze medals all time, with 170 golds and 381 total medals through the 17 previous editions of the championships. MORE: The Sporting News will be tracking live results and winners throughout the 2022 World Athletics Championships. World Athletics Championships 2022 results Listed in order of when medal events will take place. Men's events Event Gold Silver Bronze 20km race walk Toshikazu Yamanishi, Japan, 1:19:07 Koki Ikeda, Japan, 1:19:14 Perseus Karlstrom, Sweden, 1:19:18 Hammer throw Pawel Fajdek, Poland, 81.98 Wojciech Nowicki, Poland, 81.03 Elvind Henriksen, Norway, 80.87 Long jump Jianan Wang, China, 8.36 Miltiadis Tentoglou, Greece, 8.32 Simon Ehammer, Switzerland, 8.16 100m Fred Kerley, United States, 9.86 Marvin Bracy, United States, 9.88 Trayvon Bromell, United States, 9.88 Marathon Tamirat Tola, Ethiopia, 2:05:36 Mosinet Geremew, Ethiopia, 2:06:44 B...

Neeraj Chopra final highlights, World Athletics Championships 2022: Neeraj makes history with silver medal Neeraj Chopra final highlights, World Athletics Championships 2022: Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra won SILVER MEDAL in men's javelin throw final at World Athletics Championships with a throw of 88.13m. July 24, 2022 - 08:47 (IST) While India's Neeraj Chopra won the silver in the men's javelin throw final at World Athletics Championships,defending champion Anderson Peters of Grenada won gold with a best throw of 90.54m. Olympic silver medallist Jakub Vadlejch of Czech Republic took the bronze with 88.09m. • • • • July 24, 2022 - 08:32 (IST) Historic moment! Here's that moment when Neeraj Chopra created history, becoming the first 🇮🇳 man to medal at the Athletics World Championships. After one of his worst starts to a competition this season, he was out of the podium after three throws before throwing 88.13m that secured him a 🥈 • • • • Neeraj Chopra javelin throw final at World Athletics Championships 2022 LIVE Updates: Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra wins SILVER MEDAL in men's javelin throw final at World Athletics Championships with a throw of 88.13m. Neeraj Chopra becomes the first Indian to win a silver medal at the World Athletics Championships and only the second medallist after Anju Bobby George in 2003. Preview: Indian javelin thrower and Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra on Friday qualified for the final at the World Athletics Championships 2022, and will on...

Indian ace javelin throw competition after topping Group A of the qualification round in Oregon on Thursday. Placed in Group A at Hayward Field, Neeraj Chopra, the reigning Olympic champion, recorded a 88.39m throw in his first attempt, breaching the qualifying mark. The qualifying cut of the Oregon 2022 men’s javelin throw competition was set at 83.50m or the 12 best performers. Neeraj Chopra, who set a national record of 89.94m en route to a silver medal win at the Stockholm Diamond League earlier this year, set the tone in Group A with an 88.39m throw in his very first attempt. This was the third- Tokyo Olympics champion Neeraj Chopra had failed to get past the qualifying round at the 2017 worlds in London, his debut world championships. He missed the 2019 world athletics championships in Doha due to an injury. Tokyo silver medallist Jakub Vadlejch was the only other javelin thrower in Group A to breach the qualifying mark with an 85.23m effort, which also came in his first throw “It was a good start. I am also happy for Jakub,” Neeraj Chopra said. “I'll give my 100 per cent in the final. We'll see. Every day is different. I'll just give my best. We don't know who can throw far on any given day. “There are so many throwers in good shape now. Five-six throwers have thrown personal bests this year. They are all in excellent shape. There is a little bit of zigzag in my run-up. I shook a little bit, but it was a good throw," Chopra added. Later in the day, Neeraj Chopra’s c...

POS BIB ATHLETE COUNTRY MARK DETAIL Attempt 1 Attempt 2 Attempt 3 1 1956 Neeraj CHOPRA IND 88.39 Q 88.39 2 1722 Jakub VADLEJCH CZE 85.23 Q 85.23 3 1744 Ihab ABDELRAHMAN EGY 83.41 q 77.34 83.41 X 4 2048 Roderick Genki DEAN JPN 82.34 SB q 79.26 79.33 82.34 5 2424 Curtis THOMPSON USA 81.73 q 81.73 81.50 X 6 1810 Lassi ETELÄTALO FIN 80.03 q 75.41 79.40 80.03 7 2112 Rolands ŠTROBINDERS LAT 79.39 77.83 76.50 79.39 8 2322 Keshorn WALCOTT TTO 78.87 X 78.87 76.63 9 1814 Toni KERÄNEN FIN 78.52 76.13 78.52 X 10 2142 David CARREON MEX 77.61 77.61 76.79 76.80 11 2254 Johan GROBLER RSA 76.30 76.30 73.74 X 12 2245 Alexandru Mihaita NOVAC ROU 75.20 75.12 74.34 75.20 13 1538 Cruz HOGAN AUS 73.03 69.74 73.03 X 1902 Andreas HOFMANN GER NM X X X POS BIB ATHLETE COUNTRY MARK DETAIL Attempt 1 Attempt 2 Attempt 3 1 1946 Anderson PETERS GRN 89.91 Q 89.91 2 1929 Julian WEBER GER 87.28 Q 87.28 3 1811 Oliver HELANDER FIN 82.41 q 82.41 - - 4 2208 Arshad NADEEM PAK 81.71 SB q 76.15 74.38 81.71 5 2138 Andrian MARDARE MDA 80.83 q 80.83 79.41 X 6 1968 Rohit YADAV IND 80.42 q 80.42 X 77.32 7 2111 Patriks GAILUMS LAT 79.66 75.49 75.63 79.66 8 2104 Julius YEGO KEN 79.60 79.60 75.33 76.41 9 1778 Manu QUIJERA ESP 78.61 76.53 78.61 78.29 10 2066 Kenji OGURA JPN 78.48 78.48 75.22 77.20 11 1542 Cameron MCENTYRE AUS 77.50 65.72 X 77.50 12 2239 Leandro RAMOS POR 77.34 77.34 76.27 72.48 13 2378 Tim GLOVER USA 75.68 X 75.68 73.10 14 2371 Ethan DABBS USA 72.81 X 72.81 72.35

• v • t • e The men's Records [ ] Before the competition records were as follows: Record Athlete & Nat. Perf. Location Date 36.84 11 August 2012 37.04 4 September 2011 [ 37.99 3 June 2022 37.65 4 October 2019 37.43 5 October 2019 36.84 11 August 2012 37.72 5 October 2019 37.37 5 October 2019 38.17 12 August 1995 10 August 2012 Qualification standard [ ] The standard to qualify automatically for entry was to finish in the first 10 at Participating teams [ ] • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • South Africa, subsequently disqualified for doping after the 2021 Top list • 37.50 • 37.70 • 37.79 • 37.82 • 38.06 • 38.08 • 38.10 • 38.16 • 38.16 • 38.18 • 38.27 • 38.34 • 38.49 • 38.51 • 38.53 • 38.63 2022 Top list [ ] • 37.99 • 38.09 Adidas team (USA) 1f1 • 38.31 • 38.35 • 38.41 • 38.43 • 38.56 • 38.63 • 38.70 • 38.72 • 38.76 • 38.89 • 38.89 • 38.90 SESI - SP (BRA) 1f3 • 38.95 • 38.97 • 38.98 Preview [ ] • Team rosters [ ] Each roster has 5 or 6 athletes: Heat 1 [ ] • Germany: • [ • • • • • • Nigeria: • • • • [ • • • Japan: • [ • [ • • • [ • [ • Great Britain: • • • • • • • China: • • • • • • • the Netherlands: • • • • • • • United States: • • • • • • • Ghana: • • • • • Heat 2 [ ] • Denmark: • • • • • • • South Africa: • • • • • • • Brazil: • • • • • • • Italy: • • • [ • • • • • France: • • • • • • • Spain: • • • [ • [ • • • Canada: • • • • • • • Jamaica: • • • • • • Schedule [ ] The event schedule, in local time ( Date Time Round 22 July 18:05 23 July 19:50 Results [ ] Heats [ ] The fi...

World Athletics Championships Oregon 2022 women's javelin throw results. Friday, July 22 Final POS ATHLETE NAT MARK 1 Kelsey-Lee BARBER AUS 66.91 WL 2 Kara WINGER USA 64.05 3 Haruka KITAGUCHI JPN 63.27 4 Shiying LIU CHN 63.25 5 Mackenzie LITTLE AUS 63.22 PB 6 Līna MŪZE LAT 61.26 7 Annu RANI IND 61.12 8 Nikola OGRODNÍKOVÁ CZE 60.18 9 Elizabeth GLEADLE CAN 59.59 10 Liveta JASIŪNAITĖ LTU 58.97 11 Sae TAKEMOTO JPN 57.93 12 Annika Marie FUCHS GER 56.46 Wednesday, July 20 Qualification POS HEAT NAME NAT RESULT 1 B Haruka KITAGUCHI JPN 64.32 Q SB 2 B Shiying LIU CHN 63.86 Q SB 3 A Liveta JASIŪNAITĖ LTU 63.80 Q SB 4 A Kara WINGER USA 61.30 q 5 B Kelsey-Lee BARBER AUS 61.27 q 6 B Nikola OGRODNÍKOVÁ CZE 60.59 q 7 A Elizabeth GLEADLE CAN 60.38 q 8 B Annu RANI IND 59.60 q 9 A Annika Marie FUCHS GER 59.36 q 10 B Līna MŪZE LAT 59.16 q 11 B Sae TAKEMOTO JPN 59.15 q 12 A Mackenzie LITTLE AUS 59.06 q 13 A Madara PALAMEIKA LAT 58.61 SB 14 B Coralys ORTIZ PUR 58.52 15 B Jo-Ane VAN DYK RSA 57.79 16 A Huihui LYU CHN 57.59 SB 17 B Juleisy ANGULO ECU 57.28 18 A Ariana INCE USA 57.24 19 A Jucilene Sales DE LIMA BRA 57.13 20 A Elina TZENGKO GRE 57.12 21 B Maria ANDREJCZYK POL 55.47 22 B Maggie MALONE USA 54.19 23 A Victoria HUDSON AUT 54.05 24 B Tori PEETERS NZL 53.67 25 B Kathryn MITCHELL AUS 53.09 26 A Sanne ERKKOLA FIN 52.04 27 A Momone UEDA JPN 50.70 A Sara KOLAK CRO NM B Eda TUĞSUZ TUR NM Latest Results • Jun 15 - New Balance Nationals Outdoor 2023 • Jun 15 - Oslo Diamond League - Bislett Gam...

It’s hard to imagine a better ending to Kara Winger‘s javelin career. On her sixth and final throw — while competing in her sixth and final world championships on Friday night in Eugene — Winger won her first ever medal. The 36-year-old Winger was in fifth place ahead of her final throw, but catapulted herself into silver-medal position with a mark of 64.05 meters (video embedded above). She is the first ever American woman to win a world championship medal in javelin. “Doing this at home is everything that I imagined it would be,” Winger said, noting all of the family and friends who came out to Hayward Field to support her. “Really, really had the support of the crowd to get that final throw off and grab silver.” 2022 World Track and Field Championships: Winger’s career was sidelined twice by ACL injuries (2012, 2020), but she persevered to become a nine-time U.S. champion and four-time Olympian. “That was part of my mission in coming back this year,” Winger IndyStar ahead of Worlds. “Show people you can throw for a really long time, if you love it, if you take care of the details, if you honor the journey more than the results. And I hope that remains true.” Australia’s Kelsey-Lee Barber successfully defended her 2019 world title with a winning throw of 66.91 meters. Japan’s Kitaguchi Haruka picked up the bronze with a sixth-round mark of 63.27 meters. Crystal Dunn’s superpower is her versatility. The star USWNT player has won three National Women’s Soccer League champi...