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Kogelslinger en HSS Avond in Enschede, NED on 12 Apr
Meeting de Printemps in Besançon, FRA on 6 Apr
Meeting de Printemps du SNA... in Niort, FRA on 7 Apr
Riunione Provinciale Cadett... in Chiari, ITA on 7 Apr
Cheltenham Harriers Club Ch... in Cheltenham, GBR on 7 Apr
Réunion d'Ouverture du ... in Sens, FRA on 7 Apr
41. Werfertag des Stendaler... in Stendal, GER on 6 Apr
Meeting d'Ouverture in Romans sur Isere, FRA on 7 Apr
Hamerfestival - Memorial Lu... in Evergem, BEL on 7 Apr
1e Meetjeslandse Werpersmee... in Eeklo, BEL on 13 Apr

 

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Individual Results Recently Added:

Maria Mouratidou (GRE - W57) 39:50:16.0h - 100 Meter
Josefa Quezada (CHI - W31) 4:17.57 - 1500 Meter
Ernest John Obiena (PHI - M28) 5.83 - Pole Vault
Janie Grundling (RSA - W44) 3:02:01.0h - Marathon
Annina Brandenburg (GER - W25) 52.91 - Discus (1kg)
Davide Figueiredd (GBR - M52) 32:05.87 - 10000 Meter
Takumi Hasebe (JPN - M27) 2:16:43.0h - Marathon
Laura van Klaveren (NED - W56) 33.34 - Hammer (3kg)
Gary Dixon (USA - M66) 30.58 - Discus (1kg)
Tea Faber (CRO - W34) 1:21:00.0h - Half Marathon

 

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Age Grading & Combined Event Scoring

Age Grading is an adjustment for a performance (time, height or distance) based on age – the older you are, the bigger the adjustment. The adjustment, known as an Age Grade Factor, is multiplied by the performance to get an Age Graded Performance so all times, heights or distances for each event by athletes from 20 to over 100 years old can be compared to each other! The Age Graded Performance is the equivalent to what the athlete would have done when they were in their 20s.

Click to read more on Age Grading and use Age Grading Calculator.

Click to download  Combined Events Scoring calculator (revised 22 August 2023).

Meet the Athletes


I was a fairly crappy but very fast left-winger in soccer when I was younger, and my track exploits were limited to about half-a-dozen meets my company was involved in. I started competing in Masters T&F in 2008 after some kids I was coaching in soccer commented on how fast I (still) was when we were doing shuttle runs (suicides) in training.

I found that, even untrained, I was fairly competitive at a local level, and that encouraged me to train and get coached, and as a consequence my performances have not deteriorated much with age - and I have gone from competing just locally to going to international meets.

Stephen Gould, GBR&USA - M67


Events & Results

Competes in: 55; 200; 60; 400; LJ; SP; 100; JT; 50;

Best Age Graded Performances:

  • 91.03% in 55
  • 90.44% in 60
  • 89.50% in 50
  • 89.45% in 100
  • 89.30% in 60
  • 89.20% in 100
  • 89.17% in 60
  • 89.03% in 100
  • 88.95% in 100
  • 88.92% in 50

Athletes in this section are selected randomly from members who have posted a photo and / or input a bio. 

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