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1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Men's 100 metres

December 18, 2023

The men's 100 metres event at the 1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Annecy, France, at Parc des Sports on 28 and 29 July.[1][2]

Medalists edit

Gold Christian Malcolm
  United Kingdom
Silver Amar Johnson
  United States
Bronze Dwight Thomas
  Jamaica

Results edit

Final edit

29 July
Wind: +1.6 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Christian Malcolm   United Kingdom 10.12
  Amar Johnson   United States 10.34
  Dwight Thomas   Jamaica 10.40
4 Dimitri Demonière   France 10.43
5 Athanásios Tsiouris   Greece 10.47
6 Jairo Duzant   Netherlands Antilles 10.49
7 Cédric Gold Dalg   France 10.53
8 Shigeyuki Kojima   Japan 10.76

Semifinals edit

29 July

Semifinal 1 edit

Wind: +0.5 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Amar Johnson   United States 10.42 Q
2 Dwight Thomas   Jamaica 10.45 Q
3 Shigeyuki Kojima   Japan 10.57 Q
4 Cédric Gold Dalg   France 10.61 Q
5 Anson Henry   Canada 10.62
6 Juan Pita   Cuba 10.65
7 Benjamin Potter   New Zealand 10.68
8 Yordan Yovchev   Bulgaria 10.72

Semifinal 2 edit

Wind: -1.2 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Christian Malcolm   United Kingdom 10.18 Q
2 Dimitri Demonière   France 10.42 Q
3 Jairo Duzant   Netherlands Antilles 10.49 Q
4 Athanásios Tsiouris   Greece 10.52 Q
5 Bradley Agnew   South Africa 10.56
6 Attila Farkas   Hungary 10.62
7 Raphael de Oliveira   Brazil 10.71
8 Kevin Kuske   Germany 10.78

Quarterfinals edit

28 July

Quarterfinal 1 edit

Wind: -1.2 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Bradley Agnew   South Africa 10.69 Q
2 Kevin Kuske   Germany 10.72 Q
3 Athanásios Tsiouris   Greece 10.72 Q
4 Yordan Yovchev   Bulgaria 10.74 Q
5 Jun-ya Omodaka   Japan 10.75
6 Slaven Krajačić   Croatia 10.80
7 William To Wai Lok   Hong Kong 10.86
8 Nathan Carr   Australia 11.02

Quarterfinal 2 edit

Wind: +0.2 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Christian Malcolm   United Kingdom 10.31 Q
2 Juan Pita   Cuba 10.58 Q
3 Dwight Thomas   Jamaica 10.60 Q
4 Cédric Gold Dalg   France 10.70 Q
5 Troy Davies   Australia 10.72
6 Matic Šušteršic   Slovenia 10.73
7 Roger Smith   Cayman Islands 10.84
8 Yu Li-Chun   Chinese Taipei 10.95

Quarterfinal 3 edit

Wind: -0.7 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Benjamin Potter   New Zealand 10.64 Q
2 Anson Henry   Canada 10.67 Q
3 Shigeyuki Kojima   Japan 10.69 Q
4 Raphael de Oliveira   Brazil 10.78 Q
5 Dashaun McCullough   United States 10.78
6 Lawrence Nkosi   South Africa 10.86
7 Ángel Rodríguez   Spain 10.91
Piotr Berestiuk   Poland DNS

Quarterfinal 4 edit

Wind: -0.5 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Amar Johnson   United States 10.41 Q
2 Dimitri Demonière   France 10.49 Q
3 Attila Farkas   Hungary 10.56 Q
4 Jairo Duzant   Netherlands Antilles 10.59 Q
5 Tobias Unger   Germany 10.63
6 Jarbas Mascarenhas   Brazil 10.70
7 Matthew Cunningham   New Zealand 10.84
8 Sherwin Vries   Namibia 10.93

Heats edit

28 July

Heat 1 edit

Wind: -0.4 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Dashaun McCullough   United States 10.56 Q
2 Bradley Agnew   South Africa 10.61 Q
3 Jun-ya Omodaka   Japan 10.61 Q
4 Raphael de Oliveira   Brazil 10.75 q
5 Jan Kritzbach   Czech Republic 10.85
6 Konstadínos Sfiropoulos   Greece 11.01
7 Myo Myint Oo   Myanmar 11.41

Heat 2 edit

Wind: +0.4 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Christian Malcolm   United Kingdom 10.39 Q
2 Anson Henry   Canada 10.62 Q
3 Lawrence Nkosi   South Africa 10.70 Q
4 William To Wai Lok   Hong Kong 10.73 q
5 Pablo Rodríguez   Spain 10.93
6 Georges Ayangmaa   Cameroon 10.95
7 Dermot Rawlins   Saint Kitts and Nevis 11.24

Heat 3 edit

Wind: -0.2 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Kevin Kuske   Germany 10.65 Q
2 Athanásios Tsiouris   Greece 10.69 Q
3 Sherwin Vries   Namibia 10.73 Q
4 Matthew Cunningham   New Zealand 10.74 q
5 Roger Smith   Cayman Islands 10.82 q
6 Robert Mugagga   Uganda 11.13
7 Nguyen Phuc Man   Vietnam 11.85

Heat 4 edit

Wind: -0.8 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Dwight Thomas   Jamaica 10.74 Q
2 Cédric Gold Dalg   France 10.76 Q
3 Piotr Berestiuk   Poland 10.76 Q
4 Rudy Colabella   Belgium 10.86
5 Saula Roko   Fiji 11.02
6 Thomas Scheidl   Austria 11.06
7 Souleymane Meité   Côte d'Ivoire 11.12

Heat 5 edit

Wind: +1.0 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Jarbas Mascarenhas   Brazil 10.64 Q
2 Shigeyuki Kojima   Japan 10.67 Q
3 Yordan Yovchev   Bulgaria 10.77 Q
4 Nathan Carr   Australia 10.83 q
5 Ousman Jatta   Gambia 11.10
6 Sean Lambert   Grenada 11.18
7 Philam Garcia   Guam 11.68
8 Nuno Ribeiro   Cape Verde 11.88

Heat 6 edit

Wind: -0.3 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Slaven Krajačić   Croatia 10.47 Q
2 Juan Pita   Cuba 10.51 Q
3 Matic Šušteršic   Slovenia 10.60 Q
4 Troy Davies   Australia 10.61 q
5 Ángel Rodríguez   Spain 10.79 q
6 Souhalia Alamou   Benin 10.98
Samuel Joseph   Haiti DQ IAAF rule 162.7

Heat 7 edit

Wind: -0.7 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Benjamin Potter   New Zealand 10.64 Q
2 Dimitri Demonière   France 10.65 Q
3 Yu Li-Chun   Chinese Taipei 10.83 Q
4 Nelson Lucas   Seychelles 10.94
5 Kristijan Kralj   Slovenia 10.98
6 José Meneses   Guatemala 11.13
7 Tariq Hewey   Bermuda 11.24

Heat 8 edit

Wind: -0.5 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1 Amar Johnson   United States 10.62 Q
2 Jairo Duzant   Netherlands Antilles 10.66 Q
3 Tobias Unger   Germany 10.72 Q
4 Attila Farkas   Hungary 10.76 q
5 Akran Bensmira   Algeria 10.94
6 Helly Ollarves   Venezuela 10.95
Joseph Colville   Costa Rica DNF

Participation edit

According to an unofficial count, 57 athletes from 46 countries participated in the event.

References edit

  1. ^ Peters, Lionel; Magnusson, Tomas, , WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), archived from the original on 3 Dec 2013, retrieved 13 June 2015
  2. ^ IAAF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS - Eugene 2014 - FACTS & FIGURES (PDF), IAAF, retrieved 13 June 2015

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The men s 100 metres event at the 1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Annecy France at Parc des Sports on 28 and 29 July 1 2 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Final 2 2 Semifinals 2 2 1 Semifinal 1 2 2 2 Semifinal 2 2 3 Quarterfinals 2 3 1 Quarterfinal 1 2 3 2 Quarterfinal 2 2 3 3 Quarterfinal 3 2 3 4 Quarterfinal 4 2 4 Heats 2 4 1 Heat 1 2 4 2 Heat 2 2 4 3 Heat 3 2 4 4 Heat 4 2 4 5 Heat 5 2 4 6 Heat 6 2 4 7 Heat 7 2 4 8 Heat 8 3 Participation 4 ReferencesMedalists editGold Christian Malcolm nbsp United KingdomSilver Amar Johnson nbsp United StatesBronze Dwight Thomas nbsp JamaicaResults editFinal edit 29 July Wind 1 6 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp Christian Malcolm nbsp United Kingdom 10 12 nbsp Amar Johnson nbsp United States 10 34 nbsp Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica 10 404 Dimitri Demoniere nbsp France 10 435 Athanasios Tsiouris nbsp Greece 10 476 Jairo Duzant nbsp Netherlands Antilles 10 497 Cedric Gold Dalg nbsp France 10 538 Shigeyuki Kojima nbsp Japan 10 76Semifinals edit 29 July Semifinal 1 edit Wind 0 5 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Amar Johnson nbsp United States 10 42 Q2 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica 10 45 Q3 Shigeyuki Kojima nbsp Japan 10 57 Q4 Cedric Gold Dalg nbsp France 10 61 Q5 Anson Henry nbsp Canada 10 626 Juan Pita nbsp Cuba 10 657 Benjamin Potter nbsp New Zealand 10 688 Yordan Yovchev nbsp Bulgaria 10 72Semifinal 2 edit Wind 1 2 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Christian Malcolm nbsp United Kingdom 10 18 Q2 Dimitri Demoniere nbsp France 10 42 Q3 Jairo Duzant nbsp Netherlands Antilles 10 49 Q4 Athanasios Tsiouris nbsp Greece 10 52 Q5 Bradley Agnew nbsp South Africa 10 566 Attila Farkas nbsp Hungary 10 627 Raphael de Oliveira nbsp Brazil 10 718 Kevin Kuske nbsp Germany 10 78Quarterfinals edit 28 July Quarterfinal 1 edit Wind 1 2 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Bradley Agnew nbsp South Africa 10 69 Q2 Kevin Kuske nbsp Germany 10 72 Q3 Athanasios Tsiouris nbsp Greece 10 72 Q4 Yordan Yovchev nbsp Bulgaria 10 74 Q5 Jun ya Omodaka nbsp Japan 10 756 Slaven Krajacic nbsp Croatia 10 807 William To Wai Lok nbsp Hong Kong 10 868 Nathan Carr nbsp Australia 11 02Quarterfinal 2 edit Wind 0 2 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Christian Malcolm nbsp United Kingdom 10 31 Q2 Juan Pita nbsp Cuba 10 58 Q3 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica 10 60 Q4 Cedric Gold Dalg nbsp France 10 70 Q5 Troy Davies nbsp Australia 10 726 Matic Sustersic nbsp Slovenia 10 737 Roger Smith nbsp Cayman Islands 10 848 Yu Li Chun nbsp Chinese Taipei 10 95Quarterfinal 3 edit Wind 0 7 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Benjamin Potter nbsp New Zealand 10 64 Q2 Anson Henry nbsp Canada 10 67 Q3 Shigeyuki Kojima nbsp Japan 10 69 Q4 Raphael de Oliveira nbsp Brazil 10 78 Q5 Dashaun McCullough nbsp United States 10 786 Lawrence Nkosi nbsp South Africa 10 867 Angel Rodriguez nbsp Spain 10 91Piotr Berestiuk nbsp Poland DNSQuarterfinal 4 edit Wind 0 5 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Amar Johnson nbsp United States 10 41 Q2 Dimitri Demoniere nbsp France 10 49 Q3 Attila Farkas nbsp Hungary 10 56 Q4 Jairo Duzant nbsp Netherlands Antilles 10 59 Q5 Tobias Unger nbsp Germany 10 636 Jarbas Mascarenhas nbsp Brazil 10 707 Matthew Cunningham nbsp New Zealand 10 848 Sherwin Vries nbsp Namibia 10 93Heats edit 28 July Heat 1 edit Wind 0 4 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Dashaun McCullough nbsp United States 10 56 Q2 Bradley Agnew nbsp South Africa 10 61 Q3 Jun ya Omodaka nbsp Japan 10 61 Q4 Raphael de Oliveira nbsp Brazil 10 75 q5 Jan Kritzbach nbsp Czech Republic 10 856 Konstadinos Sfiropoulos nbsp Greece 11 017 Myo Myint Oo nbsp Myanmar 11 41Heat 2 edit Wind 0 4 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Christian Malcolm nbsp United Kingdom 10 39 Q2 Anson Henry nbsp Canada 10 62 Q3 Lawrence Nkosi nbsp South Africa 10 70 Q4 William To Wai Lok nbsp Hong Kong 10 73 q5 Pablo Rodriguez nbsp Spain 10 936 Georges Ayangmaa nbsp Cameroon 10 957 Dermot Rawlins nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 11 24Heat 3 edit Wind 0 2 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Kevin Kuske nbsp Germany 10 65 Q2 Athanasios Tsiouris nbsp Greece 10 69 Q3 Sherwin Vries nbsp Namibia 10 73 Q4 Matthew Cunningham nbsp New Zealand 10 74 q5 Roger Smith nbsp Cayman Islands 10 82 q6 Robert Mugagga nbsp Uganda 11 137 Nguyen Phuc Man nbsp Vietnam 11 85Heat 4 edit Wind 0 8 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Dwight Thomas nbsp Jamaica 10 74 Q2 Cedric Gold Dalg nbsp France 10 76 Q3 Piotr Berestiuk nbsp Poland 10 76 Q4 Rudy Colabella nbsp Belgium 10 865 Saula Roko nbsp Fiji 11 026 Thomas Scheidl nbsp Austria 11 067 Souleymane Meite nbsp Cote d Ivoire 11 12Heat 5 edit Wind 1 0 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Jarbas Mascarenhas nbsp Brazil 10 64 Q2 Shigeyuki Kojima nbsp Japan 10 67 Q3 Yordan Yovchev nbsp Bulgaria 10 77 Q4 Nathan Carr nbsp Australia 10 83 q5 Ousman Jatta nbsp Gambia 11 106 Sean Lambert nbsp Grenada 11 187 Philam Garcia nbsp Guam 11 688 Nuno Ribeiro nbsp Cape Verde 11 88Heat 6 edit Wind 0 3 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Slaven Krajacic nbsp Croatia 10 47 Q2 Juan Pita nbsp Cuba 10 51 Q3 Matic Sustersic nbsp Slovenia 10 60 Q4 Troy Davies nbsp Australia 10 61 q5 Angel Rodriguez nbsp Spain 10 79 q6 Souhalia Alamou nbsp Benin 10 98Samuel Joseph nbsp Haiti DQ IAAF rule 162 7Heat 7 edit Wind 0 7 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Benjamin Potter nbsp New Zealand 10 64 Q2 Dimitri Demoniere nbsp France 10 65 Q3 Yu Li Chun nbsp Chinese Taipei 10 83 Q4 Nelson Lucas nbsp Seychelles 10 945 Kristijan Kralj nbsp Slovenia 10 986 Jose Meneses nbsp Guatemala 11 137 Tariq Hewey nbsp Bermuda 11 24Heat 8 edit Wind 0 5 m s Rank Name Nationality Time Notes1 Amar Johnson nbsp United States 10 62 Q2 Jairo Duzant nbsp Netherlands Antilles 10 66 Q3 Tobias Unger nbsp Germany 10 72 Q4 Attila Farkas nbsp Hungary 10 76 q5 Akran Bensmira nbsp Algeria 10 946 Helly Ollarves nbsp Venezuela 10 95Joseph Colville nbsp Costa Rica DNFParticipation editAccording to an unofficial count 57 athletes from 46 countries participated in the event nbsp Algeria 1 nbsp Australia 2 nbsp Austria 1 nbsp Belgium 1 nbsp Benin 1 nbsp Bermuda 1 nbsp Brazil 2 nbsp Bulgaria 1 nbsp Cameroon 1 nbsp Canada 1 nbsp Cape Verde 1 nbsp Cayman Islands 1 nbsp Chinese Taipei 1 nbsp Costa Rica 1 nbsp Cote d Ivoire 1 nbsp Croatia 1 nbsp Cuba 1 nbsp Czech Republic 1 nbsp Fiji 1 nbsp France 2 nbsp Gambia 1 nbsp Germany 2 nbsp Greece 2 nbsp Grenada 1 nbsp Guam 1 nbsp Guatemala 1 nbsp Haiti 1 nbsp Hong Kong 1 nbsp Hungary 1 nbsp Jamaica 1 nbsp Japan 2 nbsp Myanmar 1 nbsp Namibia 1 nbsp Netherlands Antilles 1 nbsp New Zealand 2 nbsp Poland 1 nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis 1 nbsp Seychelles 1 nbsp Slovenia 2 nbsp South Africa 2 nbsp Spain 2 nbsp Uganda 1 nbsp United Kingdom 1 nbsp United States 2 nbsp Venezuela 1 nbsp Vietnam 1 References edit Peters Lionel Magnusson Tomas WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS WJC 1998 Annecy FRA Jul 28 Aug 2 WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY WJAH archived from the original on 3 Dec 2013 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 1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics Men 27s 100 metres amp oldid 1150788777, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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