Lekkoatletyka na Letniej Uniwersjadzie 2017
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| Letnia Uniwersjada 2017 Tajpej | |||
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| Miejsce | |||
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| Data | 23–28 sierpnia 2017 | ||
| Liczba konkurencji | 46 | ||
| Liczba zawodników | 1266[1] | ||
Lekkoatletyka na Letniej Uniwersjadzie 2017 – zawody lekkoatletyczne, które odbyły się w dniach od 23 do 28 sierpnia 2017. Areną zmagań zawodników i zawodniczek był Stadion Miejski w Tajpej.
Rezultaty
Mężczyźni
| Konkurencja: |  1. miejsce | Rezultat |  2. miejsce | Rezultat |  3. miejsce | Rezultat |
| Bieg na 100 m |  Yang Chun-han | 10,22 |  Thando Roto | 10,24 |  Cameron Burrell | 10,27 |
| Bieg na 200 m |  Jeffrey John | 20,93 |  James Linde | 20,96 |  Ján Volko | 20,99 |
| Bieg na 400 m |  Luguelín Santos | 45,24 SB |  Yoandys Lescay | 45,31 |  Rafał Omelko | 45,56 |
| Bieg na 800 m |  Jesús Tonatiu López | 1:46,06 |  Mohammed Belbachir | 1:46,03 | Aymeric Lusine | 1:47,18 |
| Bieg na 1500 m |  Timo Benitz | 3:43,45 | Alexis Miellet | 3:43,91 |  Jonathan Davies | 3:43,99 |
| Bieg na 5000 m | François Barrer | 14:00,86 | Jonathan Davies | 14:02,46 |  Andreas Vojta | 14:02,65 |
| Bieg na 10 000 m |  Sadic Bahati | 29:08,68 PB |  Nicolae Soare | 29:12,76 PB |  Kazuya Shiojiri | 29:20,96 |
| Półmaraton | Kei Katanishi | 1:06:09 | Naoki Kudo | 1:06:23 | Yuta Takahashi | 1:06:56 |
| Półmaraton druż. | Japonia | 3:19:28 | Południowa Afryka | 3:31:38 |  Turcja | 3:34:42 |
| Bieg na 110 m przez płotki |  Balázs Baji | 13,35 | Chen Kuei-ru | 13,55 NR | Damian Czykier | 13,56 |
| Bieg na 400 m przez płotki | Juander Santos | 48,65 | Chen Chieh | 49,05 =PB | Abdelmalik Lahoulou | 49,30 |
| Bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami | Krystian Zalewski | 8:35,88 | Rantso Mokopane | 8:36,25 | Ali Messaoudi | 8:37,14 SB |
| Sztafeta 4 × 100 m | Japonia Yūsuke Tanaka Shūhei Tada Sho Kitagawa Jun Yamashita | 38,65 | Stany Zjednoczone John Lewis III Le Shon Collins Jacarias Martin Cameron Burrell | 38,69 | Chińskie Tajpej Wei Yi-ching Yang Chun-han Cheng Po-yu Chen Chia-hsun | 39,06 SB |
| Sztafeta 4 × 400 m | Dominikana Juander Santos Luis Charles Andito Charles Luguelín Santos Kendris Díaz (elim.) | 3:04,34 SB | Stany Zjednoczone Amere Lattin Curtis Brown Jordan Clarke Kahmari Montgomery | 3:06,68 |  Czechy Jan Tesař Lukáš Hodboď Filip Šnejdr Vít Müller Martin Juránek (elim.) | 3:08,14 |
| Chód na 20 km | Toshikazu Yamanishi | 1:27:30 | Julio César Salazar | 1:28:20 | Fumitaka Oikawa | 1:30:11 |
| Chód na 20 km druż. | Japonia | 4:28:41 | Meksyk | 4:29:14 |  Ukraina | 4:41:34 |
| Skok wzwyż | Falk Wendrich | 2,29 PB |  Marco Fassinotti | 2,29 SB | Hsiang Chun-hsien | 2,26 SB |
| Skok o tyczce |  Diogo Ferreira | 5,55 |  Siergiej Grigoriew | 5,50 | Claudio Stecchi | 5,40 |
| Skok w dal | Radek Juška | 8,02 | Yasser Triki | 7,96 | Raihau Maiau | 7,91 |
| Trójskok |  Nazim Babayev | 17,01 |  Fabrice Zango | 16,97 NR | Ryoma Yamamoto | 16,80 |
| Pchnięcie kulą | Francisco Belo | 20,86 PB | Konrad Bukowiecki | 20,16 | Andrei Gag | 20,12 |
| Rzut dyskiem | Reginald Jagers III | 61,24 | Alin Firfirică | 61,13 | Róbert Szikszai | 60,91 |
| Rzut młotem | Paweł Fajdek | 79,16 |  Pawieł Barejsza | 77,98 |  Serghei Marghiev | 74,98 |
| Rzut oszczepem | Cheng Chao-tsun | 91,36 AR UR | Andreas Hofmann | 91,07 PB | Huang Shih-feng | 86,64 PB |
| Dziesięciobój |  Kyle Cranston | 7687 pkt. SB |  Juuso Hassi | 7556 pkt. |  Aaron Booth | 7523 pkt. PB |
Kobiety
| Konkurencja: | 1. miejsce | Rezultat | 2. miejsce | Rezultat | 3. miejsce | Rezultat |
| Bieg na 100 m |  Sashalee Forbes | 11,18 | Irene Siragusa | 11,31 PB |  Salomé Kora | 11,33 |
| Bieg na 200 m | Irene Siragusa | 22,96 PB |  Gunta Latiševa-Čudare | 23,15 PB | Anna Bongiorni | 23,47 |
| Bieg na 400 m | Małgorzata Hołub | 51,76 SB | Justine Palframan | 51,83 SB | Bianca Răzor | 51,97 |
| Bieg na 800 m | Rose Mary Almanza | 2:02,21 | Olha Lachowa | 2:03,11 | Docus Ajok | 2:03,22 |
| Bieg na 1500 m |  Amela Terzić | 4:19,18 | Docus Ajok | 4:19,48 | Kristiina Mäki | 4:20,65 |
| Bieg na 5000 m | Hanna Klein | 15:45,28 | Jessica O'Connell | 15:50,96 | Jessica Judd | 15:51,19 |
| Bieg na 10 000 m |  Darja Masłowa | 33:19,27 |  Sanjivani Jadhav | 33:22,00 | Ai Hosoda | 33:27,89 |
| Półmaraton | Yuki Munehisa | 1:13:48 | Esma Aydemir | 1:14:28 | Saki Fukui | 1:14:37 |
| Półmaraton druż. | Japonia | 3:43:45 | Turcja | 3:55:13 | Chińskie Tajpej | 4:05:52 |
| Bieg na 100 m przez płotki |  Nadine Visser | 12,98 | Elwira Hierman | 13,17 | Luca Kozák | 13,19 |
| Bieg na 400 m przez płotki | Ayomide Folorunso | 55,63 SB | Joanna Linkiewicz | 56,90 | Ołena Kołesnyczenko | 56,14 |
| Bieg na 3000 m z przeszkodami | Tuğba Güvenç | 9:51,27 | Viktória Gyürkés | 9:52,17 | Özlem Kaya | 9:52,59 |
| Sztafeta 4 × 100 m | Szwajcaria Ajla Del Ponte Salomé Kora Cornelia Halbheer Selina von Jackowski | 43,81 | Polska Kamila Ciba Agata Forkasiewicz Małgorzata Kołdej Karolina Zagajewska | 44,19 | Japonia Sayaka Takeuchi Mizuki Nakamura Ichiko Iki Miyu Maeyama | 44,56 SB |
| Sztafeta 4 × 400 m | Polska Małgorzata Hołub Iga Baumgart Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz Justyna Święty Aleksandra Gaworska (elim.) Martyna Dąbrowska (elim.) | 3:26,75 | Meksyk Dania Aguillón Ramos Natali Brito Osorio Leticia Cook Martínez Paola Morán Errejón | 3:33,98 | Rumunia Ana Maria Nesteriuc Sanda Belgyan Camelia Gal Bianca Răzor | 3:34,16 |
| Chód na 20 km | Inna Kaszyna | 1:39:44 |  Zhang Xin | 1:41:18 | Elisa Neuvonen | 1:42:50 |
| Chód na 20 km druż. | Ukraina | 5:12:01 | Chiny | 5:19:12 | – | – |
| Skok wzwyż | Oksana Okuniewa | 1,97 =SB | Iryna Heraszczenko | 1,91 |  Airinė Palšytė | 1,91 |
| Skok o tyczce | Iryna Żuk | 4,40 | Annika Roloff | 4,40 | Marta Onofre | 4,40 PB |
| Skok w dal | Alina Rotaru | 6,65 |  Nektaria Panaji | 6,42 | Anna Bühler | 6,38 |
| Trójskok | Neele Eckhardt | 13,91 | Fu Luna | 13,59 PB | Māra Grīva | 13,58 |
| Pchnięcie kulą | Brittany Crew | 18,34 | Klaudia Kardasz | 17,90 PB | Paulina Guba | 17,76 |
| Rzut dyskiem | Kristin Pudenz | 59,09 | Valarie Allman | 58,36 | Taryn Gollshewsky | 58,11 |
| Rzut młotem | Malwina Kopron | 76,85 UR PB | Hanna Małyszczyk | 74,93 | Joanna Fiodorow | 71,54 |
| Rzut oszczepem | Marcelina Witek | 63,31 PB | Marina Saito | 62,37 PB | Jenni Kangas | 60,98 PB |
| Siedmiobój | Verena Preiner | 6224 pkt. | Alysha Burnett | 5835 pkt. PB |  Noor Vidts | 5728 pkt. |
Przypisy
Bibliografia
- 2017 Summer Universiade – Athletics, fisu.net [dostęp 2021-06-27] (ang.).
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