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1992 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Men's javelin throw

April 12, 2024

The men's javelin throw event at the 1992 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Seoul, Korea, at Olympic Stadium on 16 and 18 September.[1][2]

Medalists edit

Results edit

Final edit

The final took place on September 18, and the tournament table is below:

Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes
1 2 3 4 5 6
  Aki Parviainen   Finland 76.18 76.34 72.22 74.86 71.24 x 76.34
  Boris Henry   Germany 74.24 75.62 76.04 71.80 75.96 75.16 76.04
  Kóstas Gatsioúdis   Greece 75.92 - - - - - 75.92
4 Tero Angeria   Finland 70.28 69.28 70.34 68.78 71.82 72.92 72.92
5 Mathias Hold   Germany 71.96 69.56 71.04 71.54 72.34 72.52 71.04
6 Emeterio González   Cuba 70.60 x 57.82 70.52 65.32 62.86 70.60
7 Andrey Uglov   Commonwealth of Independent States 68.66 x 69.40 65.00 x x 69.40
8 Toru Ue   Japan 69.06 - 64.52 61.64 - 64.38 69.06
9 Xia Zhenghua   China 68.40 66.42 68.08 68.40
10 Kim Tae-Seong   South Korea 66.04 x 61.36 66.04
11 Miha Tomc   Slovenia 64.48 64.32 65.02 65.02
12 Tadayuki Tsuchiya   Japan 60.54 62.14 61.10 62.14

Qualifications edit

16 Sep

Group A edit

Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes
1 2 3
1 Aki Parviainen   Finland 77.12 - - 77.12 Q
2 Mathias Hold   Germany 68.50 - - 68.50 Q
3 Andrey Uglov   Commonwealth of Independent States 65.74 67.72 - 67.72 Q
4 Miha Tomc   Slovenia 63.24 x 66.92 66.92 q
5 Toru Ue   Japan 66.06 59.64 63.94 66.06 q
6 Xia Zhenghua   China 63.50 65.92 65.70 65.92 q
7 Ali Al-Jadani   Saudi Arabia 55.46 63.90 58.12 63.90
8 Károly Szabó   Hungary 62.40 x 56.86 62.40
9 Nery Kennedy   Paraguay 60.84 62.24 x 62.24
10 Flavio de Souza   Brazil 58.36 60.24 59.88 60.24
11 Onthusitse Ontletse   Botswana 50.54 - - 50.54
Aitken Stower   New Zealand x x x NM

Group B edit

Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes
1 2 3
1 Kóstas Gatsioúdis   Greece 76.82 - - 76.82 Q
2 Boris Henry   Germany 73.26 - - 73.26 Q
3 Tero Angeria   Finland 68.66 - - 68.66 Q
4 Emeterio González   Cuba 67.46 68.32 - 68.32 Q
5 Tadayuki Tsuchiya   Japan 66.88 62.10 62.28 66.88 q
6 Kim Tae-Seong   South Korea 60.00 61.68 65.32 65.32 q
7 John Taylor   United States 60.36 61.02 64.50 64.50
8 Scott Thomson   Australia 64.42 61.42 62.64 64.42
9 Luka Pengov   Slovenia 64.30 59.38 58.74 64.30
10 Andelko Trbusic   Croatia 61.18 63.68 63.70 63.70
11 Juan Manuel López   Mexico 58.44 59.92 62.30 62.30

Participation edit

According to an unofficial count, 23 athletes from 19 countries participated in the event.

References edit

  1. ^ Peters, Lionel; Magnusson, Tomas, , WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), archived from the original on 5 Mar 2014, retrieved 13 June 2015
  2. ^ IAAF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS - Eugene 2014 - FACTS & FIGURES (PDF), IAAF, retrieved 13 June 2015

April 12, 2024
1992, world, junior, championships, athletics, javelin, throw, javelin, throw, event, 1992, world, junior, championships, athletics, held, seoul, korea, olympic, stadium, september, contents, medalists, results, final, qualifications, group, group, participati. The men s javelin throw event at the 1992 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Seoul Korea at Olympic Stadium on 16 and 18 September 1 2 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Final 2 2 Qualifications 2 2 1 Group A 2 2 2 Group B 3 Participation 4 ReferencesMedalists editGold Aki Parviainen nbsp FinlandSilver Boris Henry nbsp GermanyBronze Kostas Gatsioudis nbsp GreeceResults editFinal edit The final took place on September 18 and the tournament table is below Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes1 2 3 4 5 6 nbsp Aki Parviainen nbsp Finland 76 18 76 34 72 22 74 86 71 24 x 76 34 nbsp Boris Henry nbsp Germany 74 24 75 62 76 04 71 80 75 96 75 16 76 04 nbsp Kostas Gatsioudis nbsp Greece 75 92 75 924 Tero Angeria nbsp Finland 70 28 69 28 70 34 68 78 71 82 72 92 72 925 Mathias Hold nbsp Germany 71 96 69 56 71 04 71 54 72 34 72 52 71 046 Emeterio Gonzalez nbsp Cuba 70 60 x 57 82 70 52 65 32 62 86 70 607 Andrey Uglov nbsp Commonwealth of Independent States 68 66 x 69 40 65 00 x x 69 408 Toru Ue nbsp Japan 69 06 64 52 61 64 64 38 69 069 Xia Zhenghua nbsp China 68 40 66 42 68 08 68 4010 Kim Tae Seong nbsp South Korea 66 04 x 61 36 66 0411 Miha Tomc nbsp Slovenia 64 48 64 32 65 02 65 0212 Tadayuki Tsuchiya nbsp Japan 60 54 62 14 61 10 62 14Qualifications edit 16 Sep Group A edit Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes1 2 31 Aki Parviainen nbsp Finland 77 12 77 12 Q2 Mathias Hold nbsp Germany 68 50 68 50 Q3 Andrey Uglov nbsp Commonwealth of Independent States 65 74 67 72 67 72 Q4 Miha Tomc nbsp Slovenia 63 24 x 66 92 66 92 q5 Toru Ue nbsp Japan 66 06 59 64 63 94 66 06 q6 Xia Zhenghua nbsp China 63 50 65 92 65 70 65 92 q7 Ali Al Jadani nbsp Saudi Arabia 55 46 63 90 58 12 63 908 Karoly Szabo nbsp Hungary 62 40 x 56 86 62 409 Nery Kennedy nbsp Paraguay 60 84 62 24 x 62 2410 Flavio de Souza nbsp Brazil 58 36 60 24 59 88 60 2411 Onthusitse Ontletse nbsp Botswana 50 54 50 54Aitken Stower nbsp New Zealand x x x NMGroup B edit Rank Name Nationality Attempts Result Notes1 2 31 Kostas Gatsioudis nbsp Greece 76 82 76 82 Q2 Boris Henry nbsp Germany 73 26 73 26 Q3 Tero Angeria nbsp Finland 68 66 68 66 Q4 Emeterio Gonzalez nbsp Cuba 67 46 68 32 68 32 Q5 Tadayuki Tsuchiya nbsp Japan 66 88 62 10 62 28 66 88 q6 Kim Tae Seong nbsp South Korea 60 00 61 68 65 32 65 32 q7 John Taylor nbsp United States 60 36 61 02 64 50 64 508 Scott Thomson nbsp Australia 64 42 61 42 62 64 64 429 Luka Pengov nbsp Slovenia 64 30 59 38 58 74 64 3010 Andelko Trbusic nbsp Croatia 61 18 63 68 63 70 63 7011 Juan Manuel Lopez nbsp Mexico 58 44 59 92 62 30 62 30Participation editAccording to an unofficial count 23 athletes from 19 countries participated in the event nbsp Australia 1 nbsp Botswana 1 nbsp Brazil 1 nbsp China 1 nbsp Commonwealth of Independent States 1 nbsp Croatia 1 nbsp Cuba 1 nbsp Finland 2 nbsp Germany 2 nbsp Greece 1 nbsp Hungary 1 nbsp Japan 2 nbsp Mexico 1 nbsp New Zealand 1 nbsp Paraguay 1 nbsp Saudi Arabia 1 nbsp Slovenia 2 nbsp South Korea 1 nbsp United States 1 References edit Peters Lionel Magnusson Tomas WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS WJC 1992 Seoul KOR Sep 16 20 WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY WJAH archived from the original on 5 Mar 2014 retrieved 13 June 2015 IAAF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Eugene 2014 FACTS amp FIGURES PDF IAAF retrieved 13 June 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1992 World Junior Championships in Athletics Men 27s javelin throw amp oldid 1144976661, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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