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Women's 800m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Shafiqua MALONEY
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2:02.44
2.
Christina ARAGON
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2:04.14
3.
Emma DAGENAIS
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2:04.30
4.
Kate CURRENT
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2:05.14
5.
Micaela DEGENERO
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2:06.26
6.
Avery PEARSON
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2:06.63
7.
Julianne LABACH
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2:06.82
8.
Mikayla TINKHAM
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2:11.26
 
Bridget BRENNAN
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DNF
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Women's 1500m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Abby NICHOLS
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4:07.47
2.
Katie WASSERMAN
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4:08.98
3.
Kayley DELAY
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4:11.20
4.
Briana SCOTT
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4:12.61
5.
Katie CAMARENA
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4:14.02
6.
Courtney HUFSMITH
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4:15.45
7.
Anna CONNOR
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4:19.89
8.
Kaila NEIGUM
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4:21.35
9.
Alison ANDREWS-PAUL
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4:22.12
10.
Marie-Ève TURCOTTE
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4:23.44
11.
Mandeep SANGHA
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4:24.36
12.
Sandra KILMARTIN
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4:25.96
13.
Amy PICCOLO
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4:29.02
14.
Olivia ROUSSEL
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4:32.37
15.
Eliyah BRAWDY
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4:33.13
16.
Ella BALLARD
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4:37.63
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Women's Hammer Throw
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Nayoka CLUNIS
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71.11
2.
Oyesade OLATOYE
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69.36
3.
Jillian SHIPPEE
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69.33
4.
Erica BELVIT
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67.49
5.
Kaila BUTLER
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64.91
6.
Jordana BADLEY-COSTELLO
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60.73
7.
Chanell BOTSIS
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59.60
8.
Tanessa MORRIS
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59.55
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