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Athletics IAAF Challenger Continental Tour 2022 (Victoria International Track Classic)


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Athletics IAAF Challenger Continental Tour 2022 (Victoria International Track Classic)
        
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Men's 100m
Final Results
 
NGR.gif Usheoritse ITSEKIRI
10.33
 
BOT.gif Stephen ABOSI
10.52
 
CAN.gif Mo YASSIN
10.80
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Nate PARIS
CAN.gif
10.84
Men's 800m
Final Results
 
CAN.gif Brandon MCBRIDE
1:46.14
 
USA.gif John GREGOREK
1:47.53
 
USA.gif Samuel PRAKEL
1:47.99
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Edgar RAMÍREZ
MEX.gif
1:48.21
5.
Sam ELLIS
USA.gif
1:48.93
6.
Kaelan HOUSE
CAN.gif
1:49.48
7.
Luke HOUSER
USA.gif
1:50.61
8.
Daniel NIXON
USA.gif
1:50.95
9.
Ephrem MEKONNEN
ETH.gif
1:54.75
  Shane STREICH
USA.gif
DNF
  Jesus Tonatiu LOPEZ
MEX.gif
DNF
Men's 1500m
Final Results
 
USA.gif Isaac GREEN
3:45.92
 
MEX.gif Guillermo BACA
3:46.62
 
CAN.gif Andrew PEVERILL
3:47.22
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Matthew THIBODEAU
CAN.gif
3:53.52
5.
Aiden GOOD
CAN.gif
3:54.46
6.
David WALLER
CAN.gif
3:54.81
7.
Louis-Philippe CÔTÉ
CAN.gif
3:55.97
8.
Gabe VAN HEZEWIJK
CAN.gif
3:56.73
  Eric JENKINS
USA.gif
DNF
Men's 3000m
Final Results
 
CAN.gif Benjamin FLANAGAN
7:52.84
 
CAN.gif Tyler DOZZI
7:58.54
 
GBR.gif Matthew LEACH
8:10.07
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Jeff LAUTENSLAGER
NZL.gif
8:13.94
5.
Jonathan TEDESCHI
CAN.gif
8:14.77
6.
Riley MILLER
CAN.gif
8:37.11
7.
Liam DWYER
CAN.gif
8:52.49
  Robert HEPPENSTALL
CAN.gif
DNF
Men's 3000m Steeplechase
Final Results
 
CAN.gif Jean-Simon DESGAGNÉS
8:27.94
 
IRL.gif Brian FAY
8:32.65
 
MEX.gif Erick CAYETANO
8:46.38
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Sam AFFOLDER
USA.gif
9:16.66
5.
Aiden MILLER
CAN.gif
9:29.79
  Joe WASKOM
USA.gif
DNF
Men's Hammer Throw
Final Results

 

CAN.gif Adam KEENAN
77.54

 

CAN.gif Rowan HAMILTON
72.11

 

CAN.gif Ethan KATZBERG
71.94
Men's Javelin Throw
Final Results

 

USA.gif Curtis THOMPSON
80.85

 

USA.gif Donavon BANKS
77.70

 

USA.gif Ethan SHALAWAY
74.40

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