2011 European Athletics Junior Championships
The 21st European Athletics Junior Championships were from 21 to 24 July 2011 at Kadrioru staadion held in the Estonian capital Tallinn.
It was attended by 954 athletes from 47 countries, with Germany with 85 people posted the greatest team, followed by France with 65, UK 57, Spain 55, Italy 53 and Russia 50 - the host country was represented by 27 sportsmen / women. All teams had 678 attendants.
Medals were awarded in 44 contests, 22 each for men and women. In essence, the disciplines were indeed the same as in European Athletics Championships in the main class, isolated, however, differences existed. For women, no 10,000 - meter race was held, but a 3000 - meter race. Both the men and the women's 10,000 - meter track Go replaced the longer road races, and there was no marathon. The men used in the throwing events, with the exception of the spear throw, lighter equipment and ran in the 110- meter hurdles lower hurdles. This also applied to the disciplines within the decathlon.
The services were moving at a consistently high level. Outstanding here were the junior world record of Russian Elena Laschmanowa in the 10,000 - meter track walking and the European junior record of German 4 x 100 - meter relay. There were eight other championship records and two national records. Successful athlete was the British sprinter Jodie Williams with two gold medals and one bronze medal. The Serbian middle distance runner Amela Terzić won two gold medals. For men, the French sprinter Jimmy Vicaut and the Spanish long-distance runner Gabriel Navarro get two wins. The medals table with 18 medals led Russia, including eight gold at. Germany scored a total of five medals more but less than a golden Russia. The placement of mirrors, in which the top eight athletes received any competition, but Germany was a clear margin on the first place. The only medal for the host country won Liina Laasma as champion in the javelin.
- 2.1 100 m
- 2.2 200 m
- 2.3 400 m
- 2.4 800 m
- 2.5 1500 m
- 2.6 3000 m
- 2.7 5000 m
- 2.8 10,000 m Track Walk
- 2.9 100m Hurdles
- 2:10 400m Hurdles
- 2:11 3000 m steeplechase
- 2:12 4 x 100 m relay
- 2:13 4 x 400 m relay
- 2:14 High Jump
- 2:15 Pole Vault
- 2:16 Long Jump
- 2:17 Triple Jump
- 2:18 Shot Put
- 2:19 Discus Throw
- 2:20 Hammer Throw
- 2:21 Javelin
- 2:22 Heptathlon
Results Men
100 m
Wind: 0.3 m / s
200 m
Wind: -2.7 m / s Other participants from German speaking countries: In the semi finals: Fabian Haldner (LIE ), 23.32 s
400 m
Other participants from German speaking countries: 5th place: Lukas Schmitz ( GER), 46.57 s ( PB) In the semi finals: John Trefz (GER ), 47.85 s In the run excreted Fabian Haldner (LIE ), 50.79 s
800 m
Other participants from German speaking countries: In the semi finals: Dennis Krüger ( GER ) 1:51,95 min In the run- Board: Alexander Schwab ( GER), DNF
1500 m
Other participants from German speaking countries: Seat 4: Marcel Fehr (GER ) 3:46,73 min
5000 m
10,000 m
10,000 m Track Walk
110 m hurdles
Hurdle height: 99 cm; Wind: -0.9 m / s Other participants from German speaking countries: 6th place: Martin Vogel (GER ), 13.92 s In the semi finals: Leroy Balschuweit (GER ), 14.22 s; Dominik Siedlaczek (AUT ), 14.32 (PB ) In the run excreted Gregor Traber (GER ), False Start
400m hurdles
Other participants from German speaking countries: Course 8: Felix Franz ( GER ) 51.93 s excreted in the semis: Max Scheible (GER ), 51.69 s ( PB); Thomas Cain (AUT ), 53.06 s
3000 m steeplechase
Other participants from German speaking countries: Seat 5: Time Stegemann (GER ) 8:54,66 min ( PB) In the run- Board: Stephan Abish (GER ) 9:39,71 min
4 × 100 m relay
Other participants from German speaking countries: In the run excreted: Germany ( Moritz Riekert, Maurice Huke, Robert Hind, Patrick Kuhn ), AC fault
4 × 400 m relay
High Jump
Other participants from German speaking countries: 7th place: Mateusz Przybylko (GER ) 2.19 m
Pole vault
Other participants from German speaking countries: Seat 5: Jonas Efferoth (GER ) 5.20 m 7th place: Carlo Paech (GER ) 5.10 m In the qualifying Board: Daniel Clemens (GER ), NM
Long-jump
Other participants from German speaking countries: In the qualifying Board: Manuel Leitner ( AUT), 7.23 m; Marcel Lien Städt (GER ) 7.21 m; Yannick Roggatz (GER ), NM
Triple Jump
Other participants from German speaking countries: 9th place: Andreas Graber (SUI ), 14.81 m
Shot Put
Product weight: 6 kg Other participants from German speaking countries: Seat 4: Dennis Lewke (GER ) 19.67 m 5th place: Luke Weißhaidinger (AUT) 19.55 m In the qualifying Board: Bodo Göder (GER ) 17.75 m; Bob Bertemes ( LUX ), 17.42 m;
Discus
Product weight: 1.75 kg Other participants from German speaking countries: 8th place: Philippe Grewe (GER ) 57.69 m Place 10 Phillip van Dijck (GER ) 56.33 m
Hammer Throw
Product weight: 6 kg Other participants from German speaking countries: 7th place: Tristan Schwandke (GER ) 70.54 m In the qualification excreted: Nils Lindner ( GER), NM
Javelin
Other participants from German speaking countries: 6th place: Bernhard Seifert ( GER ) 75.45 m ( PB) No. 12: Johannes Vetter ( GER ) 65.87 m In the qualifying Board: Florian Janni shek (GER ) 67.25 m
Decathlon
Other participants from German speaking countries: 6th place: Steffen Klink (GER ) 7623 points 14th place Matthias Rebl (AUT) 6941 points Course 18: Dominik Alberto ( SUI ) 6396 points after four disciplines abandoned: Christian Loosli (SUI )
Results Women
100 m
Wind: 0.5 m / s Other participants from German-speaking countries: 5th place: Mujinga Kambundji (SUI ), 11.53 s ( PB) In the semi finals: Rebecca Haase (GER ), 12.04 s; Loretta Miani (SUI ), 12.13 s
200 m
Wind: -1.5 m / s Other participants from German-speaking countries: 5th place: Mujinga Kambundji (SUI ), 23.70 s ( SB) 8th place: Catherine Grompe (GER ), 24.01 s In the semi finals: Loretta Miani (SUI ), 24.51 s
400 m
Other participants from German-speaking countries: In the semi finals: Christina Zwirner (GER ), 54.75 s
800 m
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 8th place: Hanna Klein (GER ) 2:09,92 min In the semi finals: Stefanie Barmet (SUI ) 2:09,04 min; Molly Renfer (SUI ) 2:10,23 min
1500 m
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Seat 4: Lisa Jäsert (GER ) 4:22,78 min 6th place: Regina Neumeyer (GER ) 4:24,75 min 7th place: Lisa Ollesch (GER ) 4:25,43 min
3000 m
5000 m
Other participants from German-speaking countries: # 7: Nina mackerel ( GER), 16:54,76 min 8th place: Elena Burkard (GER ), 17:08,37 min # 10: Priska On The Maur ( SUI), 17:15,77 min Course 12: Annika Frank (GER ), 17:47,38 min
10,000 m Track Walk
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Disqualified: Charlyne Czychy (GER )
100m Hurdles
Wind: -1.0 m / s Other participants from German-speaking countries: 5th place: Franziska Hofmann ( GER), 13.80 s 8th place: Svenja Rieck (GER ), 13.97 s In the run excreted Yvonne Zapfel (AUT ), 14.63 s
400m hurdles
Other participants from German-speaking countries: In the semi finals: Kim Carina Schmidt ( GER), 59.52 s In the run excreted Aurélie Dupasquier (SUI ) 1:03,59 min
3000 m steeplechase
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 9th place: Cornelia Griesche (GER ), 10:47,61 min # 11: John Jannika (GER ), 10:53,16 min In the run- Board: Catherine Kreundl (AUT ), 11:24,94 min
4 × 100 m relay
Other participants from German-speaking countries: DNF: Switzerland ( Mujinga Kambundji, Loretta Miani, Tanja Mayer, Aurélie Dupasquier )
4 × 400 m relay
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 7th place: Switzerland ( Simone Werner, Molly Renfer, Stefanie Barmet, Aurélie Dupasquier ) 3:46,04 min
High Jump
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 8th place: Nele Hollmann (GER ) 1.81 m 10th place: Melina burner (GER ) 1.81 m
Pole vault
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 6th place: Anjuli Knäsche (GER ) 4.10 m # 10: Julia Ott ( GER ) 3.90 m In the qualification excreted Gina Reuland ( LUX ), 4.00 m (NR ); Kira Grünberg ( AUT), 3.90 m ( = SB)
Long-jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 5th place: Kristin Zaumsegel (GER ) 15.77 m
Discus
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Seat 4: Sonka Kiel (GER ) 53.69 m
Hammer Throw
Javelin
Other participants from German-speaking countries: 11th place: Nathalie Meier (SUI ), 49.34 m
Heptathlon
Other participants from German-speaking countries: Seat 4: Tilia Udelhoven (GER ) 6000 points (PB ) 5th place: Christina Kiffe (GER ) 5793 points (PB ) 8th place: Elodie Jacob (SUI ) 5657 points (PB ) 9th place: Tanja Mayer ( SUI ) 5480 points (PB ) # 10: Ivona Dadic (AUT) 5455 points (PB )
Abbreviations
- CR = Championship record
- EJR = European Junior record
- WJR = junior world record
- NR = national record
- PB = personal best
- SB = personal season best
- DNF: Competition not completed