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Athletics at the 1997 Jeux de la Francophonie

At the 1997 Jeux de la Francophonie, the athletics events were held in Antananarivo, Madagascar in August and September 1997. A total of 43 events were contested, of which 23 by male and 20 by female athletes. Of the forty nations present at the competition, fifteen reached the medal table in the athletics competition.

Athletics at the III Jeux de la Francophonie
Host cityAntananarivo, Madagascar
Events43
Participation30 nations
Records set8 Games records


The regional leader France easily topped the medal table with eleven gold medals and 38 in total. This was almost twice as many as second placed Canada (seven golds and twenty altogether). The hosts Madagascar had a strong showing in third place with seven golds and 16 medals – a performance which helped it into second place in the medals at the games. Senegal and Romania were the next best performers with four golds each.

A total of eight games records were set during the competition. On the men's side, Jean-Olivier Zirignon won the 100 metres in 10.07 seconds, Alejandro Argudin ran 49.22 seconds for the 400 metres hurdles, the high jump saw Mike Caza and Khemraj Naiko both reach 2.23 m, Cheikh Touré won the long jump with 8.19 m and Bouna Diop set a new javelin throw standard of 75.82 m. On the women's side Denisa Costescu ran 16:44.2 minutes to win the inaugural 5000 metres title (which replaced the previous 3000 metres event), Laurence Manfredi threw a record of 16.70 m in the shot put and Kim Vanderhoek set a heptathlon games best of 5650 points.[1]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: +0.3 m/s)
  Jean-Olivier Zirignon (CIV) 10.07 GR   Souleymane Meité (CIV) 10.33   Antoine Boussombo (GAB) 10.42
200 metres
(wind: -2.2 m/s)
  Joseph Loua (GUI) 20.54   Souleymane Meité (CIV) 20.94   Antoine Boussombo (GAB) 21.00
400 metres   Ibrahima Wade (SEN) 45.74   Hachim Ndiaye (SEN) 46.16   Eric Milazar (MRI) 46.67
800 metres   Arthémon Hatungimana (BDI) 1:46.83   Zach Whitmarsh (CAN) 1:48.02   Assane Diallo (SEN) 1:48.26
1500 metres   Ovidiu Olteanu (ROM) 3:45.37   Allan Klassen (CAN) 3:45.71   Halez Taguelmint (FRA) 3:47.67
5000 metres   Vital Gahungu (BDI) 14:45.3   Nicolae Negru (ROM) 14:46.1   Haja Ramananjatovo (MAD) 14:46.6
10,000 metres   Haja Ramananjatovo (MAD) 29:55.8   Tharcisse Gashaka (BDI) 29:58.02   Nicolae Negru (ROM) 30:21.33
Marathon   Pascal Fétizon (FRA) 2:24:34   Souley Oumarou (NIG) 2:34:12   Jean de la Croix Mahatana (MAD) 2:44:10
110 metres hurdles   Jonathan Nsenga (BEL) 13.56   Jean-Marc Grava (FRA) 13.71   Sébastien Denis (FRA) 13.72
400 metres hurdles   Alejandro Argudin (ROM) 49.22 GR   Jean-Paul Bruwier (BEL) 50.02   Gilbert Hashan (MRI) 50.46
3000 metres steeplechase   Graeme Fell (CAN) 8:55.56   Jean-Nicolas Duval (Quebec) 8:56.16   Thomas Toyi (BDI) 8:57.38
4×100 metres relay   Ivory Coast (CIV)
Éric Pacôme N'Dri
Jean-Olivier Zirignon
Ahmed Douhou
Ibrahim Meité
38.7   Cameroon (CMR) 39.3   Benin (BEN)
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Antoine Boussombo
39.5
4×400 metres relay   Senegal (SEN)
Seydou Loum
Hachim Ndiaye
Alpha Babacar Sall
Ibrahima Wade
3:02.0   Mauritius (MRI)
Fernando Augustin
Rudy Tirvengadum
Gilbert Hashan
Eric Milazar
3:07.3   France (FRA)
Ousmane Diarra
Jean-Laurent Heusse
David Kafka
Marc Raquil
3:07.4
20 km walk   Hatem Ghoula (TUN) 1:26:39   Sylvain Caudron (FRA) 1:27:59   Pascal Servanty (FRA) 1:29:30
High jump   Mike Caza (CAN) 2.23 m GR   Khemraj Naiko (MRI) 2.23 m GR   Olivier Sanou (BUR) 2.15 m
Pole vault   Nicolas Jolivet (FRA) 5.40 m   Mathieu Boisrond (FRA) 5.20 m   Jeff Miller (CAN) 5.10 m
Long jump   Cheikh Touré (SEN) 8.19 m GR   Franck Zio (BUR) 8.02 m (w)   Mike Laberge (CAN) 7.82 m
Triple jump   Toussaint Rabenala (MAD) 16.50 m   Oral O'Gilvie (CAN) 16.49 m   Jimmy Gabriel (FRA) 16.46 m
Shot put   Stéphane Vial (FRA) 17.79 m   Rocky Vaitanaki (FRA) 17.75 m   Raphaël Cécé (FRA) 17.14 m
Discus throw   Costel Grasu (ROM) 59.02 m   Jean-Claude Retel (FRA) 58.11 m   Mickaël Conjungo (CAF) 57.47 m
Hammer throw   Frédéric Kuhn (FRA) 70.90 m   David Chaussinand (FRA) 69.62 m   John Stoikos (CAN) 68.40 m
Javelin throw   Bouna Diop (SEN) 75.82 m GR   Vitolio Tipotio (FRA) 72.61 m   Maher Ridane (TUN) 70.63 m
Decathlon   Pierre Salamand (FRA) 7477 pts   Yves Bourgey (FRA) 7376 pts   Anis Riahi (TUN) 7356 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: -1.9 m/s)
  Hanitriniaina Rakotondrabe (MAD) 11.51   Georgette Nkoma (CMR) 11.65   Lalao Ravaonirina (MAD) 11.66
200 metres
(wind: +0.1 m/s)
  LaToya Austin (CAN) 23.40   Anita Mormand (FRA) 23.53   Aïda Diop (SEN) 23.78
400 metres   Marie-Louise Bévis (FRA) 52.91   Fabienne Ficher (FRA) 52.99   Mireille Nguimgo (CMR) 53.18
800 metres   Karen Goetze (FRA) 2:06.32   Jean Fletcher (CAN) 2:06.37   Virginie Fouquet (FRA) 2:06.73
1500 metres   Cindy O'Krane (CAN) 4:19.80   Céline Rajot (FRA) 4:23.68   Martine Rasoarimalala (MAD) 4:26.32
5000 metres   Denisa Costescu (ROM) 16:44.2 GR   Rodica Nagel (FRA) 17:04.5   Nathalie Deroubaix (BEL) 17:06.7
10,000 metres   Jackie Mota (CAN) 34:27.57   Clarisse Rasoarizay (MAD) 34:59.75   Tina Connelly (CAN) 35:27.21
100 metres hurdles
(wind: -1.3 m/s)
  Nicole Ramalalanirina (MAD) 13.21   Isabelle Corréa (FRA) 13.60   Mame Tacko Diouf (SEN) 13.68
400 metres hurdles   Aurélie Jonary (MAD) 57.20   Cendrino Razaiarimalala (MAD) 57.28   Mame Tacko Diouf (SEN) 57.33
4×100 metres relay   Madagascar (MAD)
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Lalao Ravaonirina
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Hanitriniaina Rakotrondrabe
44.45   France (FRA)
Isabelle Correa
Marie-Joëlle Dogbo
Nathalie Polin
Linda Ferga
44.46   Canada (CAN)
Erika Witter
Lisa Nicole Kosh
Dena Burrows
LaToya Austin
44.61
4×400 metres relay   Cameroon (CMR) 3:34.40   France (FRA)
Marie-Louise Bévis
Sylvie Birba
Fabienne Ficher
Anita Mormand
3:34.99   Madagascar (MAD) 3:35.09
Marathon   Clarisse Rasoarizay (MAD) 2:56:24   Elysée Razafimahatratra (MAD) 3:02:16   Sonia Agoun (TUN) 3:06:13
10 km walk   Anne-Catherine Berthonnaud (FRA) 49:18   Fatiha Ouali (FRA) 50:51   Marina Crivello (Quebec) 56:04
High jump   Sabrina De Leeuw (BEL) 1.85 m   Nathalie Belfort (Quebec) 1.82 m   Irène Tiendrébéogo (BUR) 1.82 m
Long jump   Vanessa Monar-Enweani (CAN) 6.30 m   Linda Ferga (FRA) 6.29 m   Doris Randriamaro (MAD) 6.04 m
Triple jump   Valérie Guiyoule (FRA) 13.98 m   Françoise Mbango Etone (CMR) 13.75 m   Michelle Hastick (CAN) 13.64 m
Shot put   Laurence Manfredi (FRA) 16.70 m GR   Georgette Reed (CAN) 15.97 m   Amel Ben Khaled (TUN) 14.95 m
Discus throw   Isabelle Devaluez (FRA) 55.81 m   Catherine Gery (FRA) 47.46 m   Georgette Reed (CAN) 46.73 m
Javelin throw
(old model)
  Isabelle Surprenant (Quebec) 49.99 m   Bernadette Perrine (MRI) 49.85 m   Sandy Taylor (CAN) 46.25 m
Heptathlon   Kim Vanderhoek (CAN) 5650 pts GR   Guilaine Graw (FRA) 5544 pts   Muriel Crozet (FRA) 5296 pts

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Madagascar)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  France (FRA)1119838
2  Canada (CAN)75820
3  Madagascar (MAD)*73616
4  Senegal (SEN)4149
5  Romania (ROM)4116
6  Ivory Coast (CIV)2204
7  Belgium (BEL)2114
  Burundi (BDI)2114
9  Cameroon (CMR)1315
10  Quebec (QBC)1214
11  Tunisia (TUN)1045
12  Guinea (GUI)1001
13  Mauritius (MRI)0325
14  Burkina Faso (BUR)0123
15  Niger (NIG)0101
16  Gabon (GAB)0022
17  Benin (BEN)0011
  Central African Republic (CAF)0011
Totals (18 entries)434343129

References

Notes
  1. ^ Francophone Games. GBRathletics. Retrieved on 2013-05-06.
Sources
  • Francophone Games. GBRathletics. Retrieved on 2013-05-06.
  • Resultats. Francophonie. Retrieved on 2013-05-06.

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At the 1997 Jeux de la Francophonie the athletics events were held in Antananarivo Madagascar in August and September 1997 A total of 43 events were contested of which 23 by male and 20 by female athletes Of the forty nations present at the competition fifteen reached the medal table in the athletics competition Athletics at the III Jeux de la FrancophonieHost cityAntananarivo MadagascarEvents43Participation30 nationsRecords set8 Games records 1994 Paris2001 Ottawa 1997 Jeux de la FrancophonieThe regional leader France easily topped the medal table with eleven gold medals and 38 in total This was almost twice as many as second placed Canada seven golds and twenty altogether The hosts Madagascar had a strong showing in third place with seven golds and 16 medals a performance which helped it into second place in the medals at the games Senegal and Romania were the next best performers with four golds each A total of eight games records were set during the competition On the men s side Jean Olivier Zirignon won the 100 metres in 10 07 seconds Alejandro Argudin ran 49 22 seconds for the 400 metres hurdles the high jump saw Mike Caza and Khemraj Naiko both reach 2 23 m Cheikh Toure won the long jump with 8 19 m and Bouna Diop set a new javelin throw standard of 75 82 m On the women s side Denisa Costescu ran 16 44 2 minutes to win the inaugural 5000 metres title which replaced the previous 3000 metres event Laurence Manfredi threw a record of 16 70 m in the shot put and Kim Vanderhoek set a heptathlon games best of 5650 points 1 Contents 1 Medal summary 1 1 Men 1 2 Women 2 Medal table 3 ReferencesMedal summary EditMen Edit Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metres wind 0 3 m s Jean Olivier Zirignon CIV 10 07 GR Souleymane Meite CIV 10 33 Antoine Boussombo GAB 10 42200 metres wind 2 2 m s Joseph Loua GUI 20 54 Souleymane Meite CIV 20 94 Antoine Boussombo GAB 21 00400 metres Ibrahima Wade SEN 45 74 Hachim Ndiaye SEN 46 16 Eric Milazar MRI 46 67800 metres Arthemon Hatungimana BDI 1 46 83 Zach Whitmarsh CAN 1 48 02 Assane Diallo SEN 1 48 261500 metres Ovidiu Olteanu ROM 3 45 37 Allan Klassen CAN 3 45 71 Halez Taguelmint FRA 3 47 675000 metres Vital Gahungu BDI 14 45 3 Nicolae Negru ROM 14 46 1 Haja Ramananjatovo MAD 14 46 610 000 metres Haja Ramananjatovo MAD 29 55 8 Tharcisse Gashaka BDI 29 58 02 Nicolae Negru ROM 30 21 33Marathon Pascal Fetizon FRA 2 24 34 Souley Oumarou NIG 2 34 12 Jean de la Croix Mahatana MAD 2 44 10110 metres hurdles Jonathan Nsenga BEL 13 56 Jean Marc Grava FRA 13 71 Sebastien Denis FRA 13 72400 metres hurdles Alejandro Argudin ROM 49 22 GR Jean Paul Bruwier BEL 50 02 Gilbert Hashan MRI 50 463000 metres steeplechase Graeme Fell CAN 8 55 56 Jean Nicolas Duval Quebec 8 56 16 Thomas Toyi BDI 8 57 384 100 metres relay Ivory Coast CIV Eric Pacome N DriJean Olivier ZirignonAhmed DouhouIbrahim Meite 38 7 Cameroon CMR 39 3 Benin BEN Antoine Boussombo 39 54 400 metres relay Senegal SEN Seydou LoumHachim NdiayeAlpha Babacar SallIbrahima Wade 3 02 0 Mauritius MRI Fernando AugustinRudy TirvengadumGilbert HashanEric Milazar 3 07 3 France FRA Ousmane DiarraJean Laurent HeusseDavid KafkaMarc Raquil 3 07 420 km walk Hatem Ghoula TUN 1 26 39 Sylvain Caudron FRA 1 27 59 Pascal Servanty FRA 1 29 30High jump Mike Caza CAN 2 23 m GR Khemraj Naiko MRI 2 23 m GR Olivier Sanou BUR 2 15 mPole vault Nicolas Jolivet FRA 5 40 m Mathieu Boisrond FRA 5 20 m Jeff Miller CAN 5 10 mLong jump Cheikh Toure SEN 8 19 m GR Franck Zio BUR 8 02 m w Mike Laberge CAN 7 82 mTriple jump Toussaint Rabenala MAD 16 50 m Oral O Gilvie CAN 16 49 m Jimmy Gabriel FRA 16 46 mShot put Stephane Vial FRA 17 79 m Rocky Vaitanaki FRA 17 75 m Raphael Cece FRA 17 14 mDiscus throw Costel Grasu ROM 59 02 m Jean Claude Retel FRA 58 11 m Mickael Conjungo CAF 57 47 mHammer throw Frederic Kuhn FRA 70 90 m David Chaussinand FRA 69 62 m John Stoikos CAN 68 40 mJavelin throw Bouna Diop SEN 75 82 m GR Vitolio Tipotio FRA 72 61 m Maher Ridane TUN 70 63 mDecathlon Pierre Salamand FRA 7477 pts Yves Bourgey FRA 7376 pts Anis Riahi TUN 7356 ptsWomen Edit Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metres wind 1 9 m s Hanitriniaina Rakotondrabe MAD 11 51 Georgette Nkoma CMR 11 65 Lalao Ravaonirina MAD 11 66200 metres wind 0 1 m s LaToya Austin CAN 23 40 Anita Mormand FRA 23 53 Aida Diop SEN 23 78400 metres Marie Louise Bevis FRA 52 91 Fabienne Ficher FRA 52 99 Mireille Nguimgo CMR 53 18800 metres Karen Goetze FRA 2 06 32 Jean Fletcher CAN 2 06 37 Virginie Fouquet FRA 2 06 731500 metres Cindy O Krane CAN 4 19 80 Celine Rajot FRA 4 23 68 Martine Rasoarimalala MAD 4 26 325000 metres Denisa Costescu ROM 16 44 2 GR Rodica Nagel FRA 17 04 5 Nathalie Deroubaix BEL 17 06 710 000 metres Jackie Mota CAN 34 27 57 Clarisse Rasoarizay MAD 34 59 75 Tina Connelly CAN 35 27 21100 metres hurdles wind 1 3 m s Nicole Ramalalanirina MAD 13 21 Isabelle Correa FRA 13 60 Mame Tacko Diouf SEN 13 68400 metres hurdles Aurelie Jonary MAD 57 20 Cendrino Razaiarimalala MAD 57 28 Mame Tacko Diouf SEN 57 334 100 metres relay Madagascar MAD Lalao Ravaonirina Hanitriniaina Rakotrondrabe 44 45 France FRA Isabelle CorreaMarie Joelle DogboNathalie PolinLinda Ferga 44 46 Canada CAN Erika WitterLisa Nicole KoshDena BurrowsLaToya Austin 44 614 400 metres relay Cameroon CMR 3 34 40 France FRA Marie Louise BevisSylvie BirbaFabienne FicherAnita Mormand 3 34 99 Madagascar MAD 3 35 09Marathon Clarisse Rasoarizay MAD 2 56 24 Elysee Razafimahatratra MAD 3 02 16 Sonia Agoun TUN 3 06 1310 km walk Anne Catherine Berthonnaud FRA 49 18 Fatiha Ouali FRA 50 51 Marina Crivello Quebec 56 04High jump Sabrina De Leeuw BEL 1 85 m Nathalie Belfort Quebec 1 82 m Irene Tiendrebeogo BUR 1 82 mLong jump Vanessa Monar Enweani CAN 6 30 m Linda Ferga FRA 6 29 m Doris Randriamaro MAD 6 04 mTriple jump Valerie Guiyoule FRA 13 98 m Francoise Mbango Etone CMR 13 75 m Michelle Hastick CAN 13 64 mShot put Laurence Manfredi FRA 16 70 m GR Georgette Reed CAN 15 97 m Amel Ben Khaled TUN 14 95 mDiscus throw Isabelle Devaluez FRA 55 81 m Catherine Gery FRA 47 46 m Georgette Reed CAN 46 73 mJavelin throw old model Isabelle Surprenant Quebec 49 99 m Bernadette Perrine MRI 49 85 m Sandy Taylor CAN 46 25 mHeptathlon Kim Vanderhoek CAN 5650 pts GR Guilaine Graw FRA 5544 pts Muriel Crozet FRA 5296 ptsMedal table Edit Host nation Madagascar RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 France FRA 11198382 Canada CAN 758203 Madagascar MAD 736164 Senegal SEN 41495 Romania ROM 41166 Ivory Coast CIV 22047 Belgium BEL 2114 Burundi BDI 21149 Cameroon CMR 131510 Quebec QBC 121411 Tunisia TUN 104512 Guinea GUI 100113 Mauritius MRI 032514 Burkina Faso BUR 012315 Niger NIG 010116 Gabon GAB 002217 Benin BEN 0011 Central African Republic CAF 0011Totals 18 entries 434343129References EditNotes Francophone Games GBRathletics Retrieved on 2013 05 06 SourcesFrancophone Games GBRathletics Retrieved on 2013 05 06 Resultats Francophonie Retrieved on 2013 05 06 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Athletics at the 1997 Jeux de la 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