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Recently Added Complete Competition Results:

Prefontaine Masters in Coos Bay, USA on 13 Apr
Meeting Lancers et Courses ... in Lille, FRA on 14 Apr
Burton Athletics Club Champ... in Burton, GBR on 8 Apr
Campeonato de Baleares Mást... in Palma de Mallorca, ESP on 6 Apr
FLAC-Ieper: Springtime Meet... in Ieper, BEL on 14 Apr
Challenge del Campo + Sauts in Andrezieux Boutheon, FRA on 6 Apr
Bezirksmeisterschaft 2024 H... in Verden, GER on 6 Apr
Rare Air High Jump V & ... in South Melbourne, AUS on 6 Apr
Tongan Championships in Nuku'alofa, TGA on 2 Apr
HVC/ACT Meet #6 in Melbourne, AUS on 6 Apr

 

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Individual Results Recently Added:

Alejandro Heuck (USA - M59) 2:19.98 - 800 Meter
Shaka Palmer (GBR - M38) 2:06.08 - 800 Meter
John Fernandez (USA - M54) 16:14.0h - 5000 Meter
Bengt Evertsson (SWE - M69) 7.73 - Shot Put (5kg)
César Ramírez (MEX - M30) 22.00 - 200 Meter
Irene Naaktgeboren (NED - W54) 8.10 - Shot Put (3kg)
Vladislav Malykhin (UKR - M26) 5.36 - Pole Vault
Alan Aparecido Vaz (BRA - M26) 22.79 - 200 Meter
Bill Deeter (USA - M77) 30.38 - Hammer (4kg)
Christian Birch Okkels (DEN - M34) 31:03.0h - 10000 Meter

 

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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.

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Meet the Athletes


In 1975, my elementary school got a "Wintario" Grant from the government and bought discuses and shot puts! I was hooked, the discus just flew out of my hand! Then in 1976, before the Montreal Olympics, a travelling exhibition came to my town of 1600 people and I went and visited it everyday - I remember Bishop Dolegiewicz was showcased in the display as the only Canadian competing in the discus. In 1986, while completing my Phys Ed degree at York University in Toronto, I was throwing the discus for fun and was approached by a few people to begin throwing the hammer, a new event for women along with triple jump and pole vault in track and field around the world. Valentin Chumak a coach from Ukraine, taught me everything I know about the hammer. Through the work of Cecil Smith, president of CTFA (Athletics Canada) Canada became one of the first countries in the world to feature women's hammer in our National Championships in Ottawa in 1987.

Kristen Dajia, CAN - W61


Events & Results

Competes in: SP; WT; HT; DT; JT; WTPENT;

Best Age Graded Performances:

  • 71.21% in HT
  • 70.92% in HT
  • 70.84% in HT
  • 69.81% in HT
  • 69.80% in HT
  • 69.77% in WT
  • 69.77% in WT
  • 69.38% in HT
  • 69.35% in HT
  • 69.27% in HT

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