Irish athlete units one other world M55 file – 2:02.46 for 800m – whereas British street runners impress in Valencia and Houston
IRISH NATIONAL MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP, Athlone, Eire, January 13
After his scintillating M55 3000m world file final week, Shane Healy this time moved right down to 800m and destroyed that world mark too.
Francesco D’Agostino had run 2:06.04 in Padova final yr, however competing within the M35 race, some 20 years his junior, Healy completed second in 2:02.46 to take three and a half seconds off the indoor file. Simply as in his 3000m a number of days earlier, he was sooner than the outside file too.
Shane Healy
The race was gained by Dean Ryan in 2:01.45 as Healy powered his approach by way of the sphere after passing 400m in round 61 seconds.
The world outside M55 file is 2:02.92 by Peter Oberließen set in Germany in 2016.
Healy ran sooner than the M40, M45 and M50 winners and the precise M55 title was gained in a nonetheless respectable 2:16.34 however virtually 14 seconds slower than Healy.
Healy’s PB is 1:47.88 set in Cork in 1996 however he has a world-class 3:35.29 1500m PB which he recorded in 1997 and he made the Olympic semi-finals in Atlanta in 1996.
Among the many British winners have been W50 Michelle Thomas, who gained an 8.46 60m and 28.01 200m double and world champion Dave Clarke, who gained double M60 gold at 800m (2:25.48) and 1500m (4:52.64).
One other world champion, Joe Gough, gained the M70 800m by 40 seconds in 2:27.77.
Joe Gough
Marathon star Tommy Hughes (2:30:05 on the age of 62!) gained the M60 3000m in 10:24.47.
M35: males: 800: 1 D Ryan 2:01.45; 2 Shane Healy (M55) 2:02.46 (World M55 rec)
M40 males: 60: 2 D Miller (Omagh) 7.61. HJ: 3 P Fryer (Derry) 1.65
M45: 400: 4 D Towart (Tyne) 55.95. 60H: 2 T McGlynn (Omagh) 9.38; 3 D Towart (Tyne) 9.89
M50: 400: 2 R Bruce-Model (Derry) 57.13. 1500: 4 B Brodie (Bella H) 4:33.79
M55: 400: 1 D Stewart (Derry TC) 59.95. 3000: 1 S Meyler (Omagh) 10:10.45. HJ: 1 D Stewart (Derry TC) 1.55. SP: 1 D Crawford (Strab) 11.07
M60: 200: 1 N Tunstall (Corn) 27.46. 800: 1 D Clarke (NBH) 2:25.48. 1500: 1 D Clarke (NBH) 4:52.64. 3000: 1 T Hughes (Attempt) 10:24.47. 60H: 1 N Tunstall (Corn) 9.59. PV: 2 R Phelan (Hunts) 2.60
M65: 400: 2 G Parkes (Newry) 67.46. 800: 2 G Parkes (Newry) 2:43.09
M70: 800: 1 J Gough 2:27.77
M75: 200: 1 J Harris (Orangegrove) 34.76
W35 girls: 60: 1 G Thompson (Derry) 8.10. 200: 1 G Thompson (Derry) 26.86. HJ: 1 M Throughout (Derry) 1.55. TJ: 1 M Throughout (Derry) 10.69
W40: 60: 2 L Garrity (Omagh) 8.46. 200: 2 L Garrity (Omagh) 27.91
W45: 60: 2 C Quinn (Omagh) 8.47. 200: 3 C Quinn (Omagh) 28.04
W50: 60: 1 M Thomas (Bir) 8.46; 3 O Colton (Omagh) 8.99. 200: 1 M Thomas (Bir) 28.01
W60: 60: 1 T Gallagher (OM) 9.47. 200: 1 T Gallagher (OM) 32.46. 60H: 1 T Gallagher (OM) 12.25
10km Valencia Ibercaja, Spain, January 14
Agnes Ngetich rightly obtained all of the headlines for a shocking world file even when her barrier-breaking 28:46 was greeted by a lot scepticism. For a full report click on right here.
Jacob Kiplimo’s 26:48 males’s victory and space information from Birhanu Balew (Asian: 26:57) and Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu (European: 27:13) have been additionally overshadowed as 18 males broke 28 minutes.
Jess Warner-Judd’s close to half-minute 30:41 PB (30:38 on chip) moved her to fourth all-time within the UK or third if you happen to rely her chip time whereas Megan Keith set a European under-23 mark of 31:22 (31:20 by chip) bettering Germany’s Alina Reh’s mark of 31:23 from 2018.
Zak Mahamed, who completed simply behind Henrik Ingebrigtsen, set a PB of 28:10 for twenty second within the males’s race, bettering his greatest set within the race final yr.
Males: 10km: 1 Jacob Kiplimo UGA 26:48; 2 Birhanu Balew BRN 26:57 AR; 3 Peter Mwaniki Aila KEN 26:59; 4 Denis Kibet KEN 27:01; 5 Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu SUI 27:13 =AR; 6 Andreas Almgren SWE 27:20 NR; 7 Mohamed Ismail Ibrahim DJI 27:27; 8 Rogers Kibet UGA 27:33; 9 Hillary Chepkwony KEN 27:34; 10 Seare Dawit ERI 27:35; 11 Rodrigue Kwizéra BDI 27:37; 12 Philemon Kiplimo KEN 27:44; 13 Abdessamad Oukhelfen 27:44; 14 Yves Nimubona RWA 27:49; 15 Ilias Fifa 27:50; 16 Bravin Kipkogei KEN 27:53; 17 Efrem Gidey IRL 27:56; 18 Boniface Kibiwott KEN 27:58; 19 Geoffrey Toroitich KEN 28:00; 20 Santiago Catrofe URU 28:04; 21 Henrik Børkja Ingebrigtsen NOR 28:10; 22 Zakariya Mahamed GBR 28:10; 23 Filmon Tesfu NED 28:12; 24 Tadesse Getahon ISR 28:12; 25 John Nahhay Wele TAN 28:14; 26 Senay Amlesom Fissehatsion ERI 28:15; 27 Mohammadreza Abootorabi SWE 28:16; 28 Merhawi Mebrahtu ERI 28:18; 29 Jacob Kosgei KEN 28:19; 30 Gabriel Gerald Geay TAN 28:20; 31 Axel Vang Christensen DEN 28:21 NR NU23R DUR-20; 32 Florian Le Pallec FRA 28:23; 33 Paulos Surafel GBR 28:26; 34 Filmon Kibrom ERI 28:29; 35 Oliver Löfqvist SWE 28:34; 36 Fredrik Sandvik NOR 28:35; 37 Jack Grey GBR 28:36; 38 Ahmed El Jaddar MAR 28:36; 39 Justin Mahieu BEL 28:37; 40 Pierre Defontaine FRA 28:39; 41 Jacob Allen GBR 28:44; 42 Hugh Armstrong IRL 28:44; 51 Ben Cole GBR 29:21; 54 James Gormley GBR 29:23; 55 Jake Smith GBR 29:25; 60 Jonny Davies GBR 29:36; 61 Mike Ward GBR 29:37; 63 Alexander Lepretre GBR 29:38; 96 Ian Crowe-Wright GBR 30:14; 102 Mathew Jackson GBR 30:28; 106 Oliver Means GBR 30:32; 121 Aiden Lennan GBR 30:45; 122 Brett Rushman GBR 30:47; 124 Mohamed Hashi GBR 30:48; 133 Kojo Kyereme GBR 30:56; 146 Steven Denby GBR 31:16; 150 Sé Loughlin GBR 31:19; 162 Sam Knee-Robinson GBR 31:33; 166 Alexander Lanz GBR 31:35; 177 Robert Warner GBR 31:41; 182 Jethro McGraw GBR 31:42; 186 Michael Gilbert GBR 31:46; 189 Zach Bridgeland GBR 31:49; 199 Philip Neilson GBR 31:54; 201 Dean Cooper-Cunningham GBR 31:55; 203 Matthew Knowles GBR 31:55
Agnes Jebet Ngetich (10K Valencia Ibercaja)
Ladies: 10km: 1 Agnes Ngetich KEN 28:46 WR (14:13 at 5km eq WR); 2 Emmaculate Anyango KEN 28:57; 3 Lilian Rengeruk KEN 29:32; 4 Janeth Chepngetich KEN 29:55; 5 Pleasure Cheptoyek UGA 30:03; 6 Loice Chemnung KEN 30:08; 7 Cynthia Chepngeno KEN 30:08; 8 Irene Cheptai KEN 30:17; 9 Fotyen Tesfay ETH 30:20; 10 Sarah Chelangat UGA 30:26; 11 Nelvin Jepkemboi KEN 30:41; 12 Jessica Warner-Judd GBR 30:41; 13 Francine Niyomukunzi BDI 30:42 NR; 14 Beatrice Chepkoech KEN 30:56; 15 Viola Chepngeno KEN 31:08; 16 Religion Chepkoech KEN 31:15; 17 Yalemget Yaregal ETH 31:19; 18 Megan Keith GBR 31:22; 19 Aberash Shilima Kebeda ETH 31:36; 20 Belinda Chemutai UGA 31:43; 21 Agueda Marques 31:58; 22 Abbie Donnelly GBR 31:59; 23 Meraf Bahta SWE 32:07; 24 Alice Goodall GBR 32:08; 26 Poppy Tank GBR 32:34; 27 Kristine Eikrem Engeset NOR 32:36; 28 Juliette Thomas BEL 32:38; 29 Verity Ockenden GBR 32:43; 30 Carolina Johnson SWE 32:45; 31 Cristina Espejo 32:52; 32 Ellie Wallace GBR 33:01; 33 Bryony Gunn GBR 33:05; 34 Alicia Berzosa 33:06; 36 Kristine Lande Dommersnes NOR 33:24; 37 Anna Bankowska POL 33:25; 38 Cristina Ruiz 33:26; 39 Melody Julien FRA 33:30; 40 Clara Evans GBR 33:38; 41 Rachel Wiseman GBR 33:46; 45 Katie Olding GBR 34:07; 48 Gemma Kersey GBR 34:39; 58 Kate Natkiel GBR 35:47; 83 Jemima Renfer GBR 37:30; 84 Tracy Thomas GBR 37:37
Chevron Houston Marathon & Half-Marathon, January 14
Britain’s Philippa Bowden set a PB marathon of two:29:14 as she made the highest 10 as Rahma Tusa loved a slender win in 2:19:33.
Bowden, who handed midway in 73:35, ran 10km splits of 34:47, 34:50, 35:50 and 36:07.
Philippa Bowden (Sparta Billeder)
Morocco’s Zouhair Talbi gained the lads’s race in a course file of two:06:39 with a 62:59 second half.
Calli Thackery was seventh within the half-marathon in 68:20 in a race simply gained by Sutume Asefa in 64:37, nicely away from Hellen Obiri’s 66:07.
Weini Kelati had an distinctive debut, ending fourth in 66:25 to interrupt the US file and Kenya’s two-time world marathon champion Edna Kiplagat was sixth in a PB of 67:52 on the age of 44.
Males: HM: 1 Jemal Yimer ETH 1:00:42; 2 Wesley Kiptoo KEN 1:00:43; 3 Milkesa Mengesha ETH 1:00:45; 4 Abbabiya Simbassa 1:00:45; 5 Diego Estrada 1:00:49; 6 Rory Linkletter CAN 1:01:02; 7 Peter Njeru KEN 1:01:13; 8 Yemane Hailesilassie ERI 1:01:34; 9 Andrew Colley 1:01:39; 10 Fearghal Curtin IRL 1:01:45; 11 Alex Masai KEN 1:01:46; 12 Thomas Fafard CAN 1:02:19; 13 Ryan Johnson 1:02:31; 14 Galen Rupp 1:02:37; 15 Filmon Ande ERI 1:02:52
Males: Mar: 1 Zouhair Talbi MAR 2:06:39; 2 Ayana Tsedat ETH 2:07:00; 3 Hendrik Pfeiffer GER 2:07:14; 4 Patrick Tiernan AUS 2:07:45; 5 Hugo Catrileo CHI 2:08:44 NR; 6 Tristan Woodfine CAN 2:10:39; 7 Thomas Broatch CAN 2:11:51; 8 Marcelo Laguera MEX 2:11:54; 9 Saul Acosta MEX 2:13:22; 10 Elisha Kiprop KEN 2:14:05; 11 Kenta Uchida JPN 2:14:43; 12 Shadrack Korir KEN 2:14:59; 13 Daverso Ramos PER 2:16:10; 14 Adam Vadeboncoeur 2:18:04; 15 Joe Whelan 2:18:25; 16 Calum Neff CAN 2:19:19; 17 Evan Elder NZL 2:21:17; 18 Martin O’Connell GBR 2:22:33; 19 Ryan Corby 2:24:10; 20 Steve Jordan 2:24:46
Ladies: HM: 1 Sutume Asefa ETH 1:04:37; 2 Hellen Obiri KEN 1:06:07; 3 Buze Diriba ETH 1:06:24; 4 Weini Kelati 1:06:25 AR; 5 Mestawot Fikir ETH 1:07:36; 6 Edna Kiplagat KEN 1:07:52; 7 Calli Thackery GBR 1:08:20; 8 Makenna Myler 1:08:28; 9 Nell Rojas 1:08:52; 10 Mercy Chelangat KEN 1:08:58; 11 Erika Kemp 1:09:10; 12 Maggie Montoya 1:09:41; 13 Jacqueline Gaughan 1:10:01; 14 Selam Fente ETH 1:10:07; 15 Susanna Sullivan 1:10:53; 16 Breanna Sieracki 1:10:55; 17 Tristin Van Ord 1:11:21; 18 Mahelet Mulugeta ETH 1:11:25; 19 Jessica Gockley 1:11:25; 20 Marybeth Chelanga 1:11:32; 21 Angie Orjuela COL 1:11:48; 22 Steph Twell GBR 1:12:00
Ladies: Mar: 1 Rahma Tusa ETH 2:19:33; 2 Vicoty Chepngeno KEN 2:19:55; 3 Melesech Tsegaye ETH 2:24:50; 4 Deborah Schöneborn GER 2:24:54; 5 Jovana de la Cruz PER 2:26:49; 6 Bosena Mulate ETH 2:26:59; 7 Atsede Baysa ETH 2:27:18; 8 Leslie Sexton CAN 2:28:14; 9 Natasha Wodak CAN 2:28:42; 10 Philippa Bowden GBR 2:29:14; 11 Kristina Hendel GER 2:30:54; 12 Natascha Mommers GER 2:34:51; 13 Grace Kahura KEN 2:36:30; 14 Andrea Pomaranski 2:36:41; 15 Lanni Marchant CAN 2:38:32
Pole Vault Summit, Reno, USA, January 12-13
The defending world indoor champion Sandi Morris cleared 4.82m for her greatest vault since July 2022.
There was a tie for second between Olympic winner Katie Moon and Canadian Anicka Newell who cleared 4.53m.
Chris Nilsen additionally set an early world lead as his third try at 5.91m defeated Zach Bradford and Thibaut Collet who each cleared 5.82m. KC Lightfoot was fourth and former world champion Sam Kendricks equal sixth as they cleared 5.72m.
Males: Elite PV: 1 Chris Nilsen 5.90; 2 Zach Bradford 5.82; 3 Thibaut Collet FRA 5.82; 4 KC Lightfoot 5.72, 5 Austin Miller 5.72; eq 6 Luke Winder/Sam Kendricks 5.72
Ladies: Elite PV: 1 Sandi Morris 4.82; eq2 Anicka Newell CAN/Katie Moon 4.53; 4 Ekateríni Stefanídi GRE 4.43; 5 Emily Grove 4.43; 6 Hana Moll 4.43; 7 Gabriela Leon 4.43
Sandi Morris (Mark Shearman)
Lubbock, USA, January 13
Don’drea Swint gained the 60 metres in simply forward of Shawn Brown’s 6.53 and one other world lead was set within the 200m by Tapiwanashe Makarawu who achieved a Zimbabwean indoor file of 20.29 forward of Brown’s 20.60.
Monae Nichols achieved 6.74m within the lengthy leap.
Males: 60: 1 Don’drea Swint 6.52,; 2 Shawn Brown 6.53; 3 Jalen Drayden 6.57; 4 James Dadzie GHA 6.58; 5 Terrence Jones Jr. BAH 6.61
200: 1 Tapiwa Makarawu ZIM 20.29 NR, 2 Shawn Brown 20.60
400: 1 Takudzwa Chiyangwa ZIM 46.10
LJ: 1 Joseph Oreva 7.51; 2 Harry Crosby GBR 7.25
Ladies: 60: 1 Alyssa Colbert 7.19
LJ: 1 Monae’ Nichols 6.74
Louisville KY, USA, January 12-13
Yusuf Bizimana set a NCAA Indoor file over 1000m of two:18.10.
The outright PB strikes the 1:45.74 800m performer and NCAA indoor champion to fourth all-time indoors amongst British athletes and inside a second of Charles Grice’s UK file and head of Seb Coe’s 40 year-old former world file.
Yusuf Bizimana (Ashleigh Younger)
Males: 60: Warmth 2: 1 Ronnie Baker 6.60,. Warmth 3: 1 Marcellus Moore 6.59
300: 1 Kennedy Lightner 32.45
1000: 1 Yusuf Bizimana GBR 2:18.10
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