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Athletics WA Diamond League 2022 (Meeting International Mohammed VI d'Athletisme de Rabat)


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Women's 1500m
Final Results
 
ETH.gif Hirut MESHESHA
3:57.30
 
ETH.gif Freweyni HAILU
3:58.18
 
ETH.gif Axumawit EMBAYE
3:58.80
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Georgia GRIFFITH
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4:00.16
5.
Claudia Mihaela BOBOCEA
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4:02.07
6.
Habitam ALEMU
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4:02.50
7.
Winnie NANYONDO
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4:02.74
8.
Edinah JEBITOK
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4:02.96
9.
Linden HALL
AUS.gif
4:03.29
10.
Melissa COURTNEY-BRYANT
GBR.gif
4:04.40
11.
Aurore FLEURY
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4:04.78
12.
Elise VANDERELST
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4:05.16
13.
Kristiina MÄKI
CZE.gif
4:05.30
14.
Tigist KETEMA
ETH.gif
4:07.01
15.
Lore HOFFMANN
SUI.gif
4:07.09
 
Kesanet ALEMU
ETH.gif
DNF
 
Meryeme AZROUR
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DNF
 
Ellie SANFORD
AUS.gif
DNF
Women's 3000m
Final Results
 
KEN.gif Mercy CHERONO
8:40.29
 
GBR.gif Amy-Eloise MARKOVC
8:40.32
 
ETH.gif Medina EISA
8:41.42
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Gloria KITE
KEN.gif
8:41.81
5.
Maureen KOSTER
NED.gif
8:42.28
6.
Tsiyon ABEBE
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8:44.82
7.
Rose DAVIES
AUS.gif
8:49.86
8.
Marta GARCÍA
ESP.gif
8:51.04
9.
Ikram OUAAZIZ
MAR.gif
9:04.32
 
Sarah BILLINGS
AUS.gif
DNF
 
Solange Andreia PEREIRA
ESP.gif
DNF
Women's High Jump
Final Results
 
UKR.gif Yaroslava MAHUCHIKH
1.96
 
UKR.gif Iryna GERASHCHENKO
1.93
 
AUS.gif Nicola OLYSLAGERS
1.93
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Nadezhda DUBOVITSKAYA
KAZ.gif
1.93
5.
Morgan LAKE
GBR.gif
1.90
6.
Elena VALLORTIGARA
ITA.gif
1.90
7.
Yuliya LEVCHENKO
UKR.gif
1.85
7.
Maja NILSSON
SWE.gif
1.85
9.
Marija VUKOVIĆ
MNE.gif
1.80
Women's Pole Vault
Final Results
 
USA.gif Sandi MORRIS
4.65
 
AUS.gif Nina KENNEDY
4.65
 
GRE.gif Katerina STEFANIDI
4.55
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Holly BRADSHAW
GBR.gif
4.55
5.
Maryna KYLYPKO
UKR.gif
4.45
5.
Tina ŠUTEJ
SLO.gif
4.45
7.
Nikoleta KYRIAKOPOULOU
GRE.gif
4.30
 
Katie NAGEOTTE
USA.gif
NM
 
Huiqin XU
CHN.gif
NM
Women's Triple Jump
Final Results
 
DMA.gif Thea LAFOND
14.46
 
JAM.gif Shanieka RICKETTS
14.43
 
SLO.gif Neja FILIPIČ
14.43
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Patrícia MAMONA
POR.gif
14.35
5.
Liadagmis POVEA
CUB.gif
14.27
6.
Leyanis PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ
CUB.gif
14.20
7.
Ana Lucia JOSE TIMA
DOM.gif
13.87
8.
Hanna MINENKO
ISR.gif
13.81

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