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2003 World Championships in Athletics Paris, France

2003 9th IAAF World Championships - Paris - Women's Triple Jump

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Category: 2003 World Championships in Athletics Paris, France
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Host City: Saint-Denis, Paris, France Format: Qualifying round (14.15 or top 12 to final) (Aug 24)
Dates: 23 August – 31 August
Nations participating: 198
Athletes participating: 1679
    Main venue: Stade de France
Overview by IAAF    Paris Saint Denis stadium
The first two were the same as in Edmonton, but Mbango closed the gap on Lebedeva who had given birth since her 2001 gold. The Cameroon jumper, who did much of her training in Paris, opened with 14.77. This was quickly bettered by the 14.80 of Lebedeva who was the last to go in each round. In the second Mbango – with hair dyed in national colours of red, green and yellow – went ahead with a new African record of 15.05. Lebedeva responded with 14.97 in the second then 15.16 in the third, an effort which included a notable 6.11 jump phase. In round 4, the 27 year-old Russian displayed great accuracy on the take-off board (one centimetre to spare) and bounded out to 15.18 (5.51, 3.85 & 5.82). Martínez held third place throughout the contest. Lebedeva became the first Edmonton champion to win again in Paris.
 These are the official results of the Women's Triple Jump event at the 2003 World Championships in Paris, France. There were a total number of 29 participating athletes, with the final held on Tuesday 26 August 2003.
 
  Triple Jump 26 August
  Final

Women Triple Jump Final

It was an early tussle for gold in the women's triple jump, but Tatyana LEBEDEVA (RUS) won the battle, leaping a season best 15.18m to win her second consecutive World Championship title.
 
The Olympic silver medallist started slowly, improving with every attempt until fouling in the final two rounds.
 
It was a feeling of déja vu at the Stade de France as, like in Edmonton in 2001, the silver medal was won by Françoise MBANGO ETONE (CMR), who added yet another second placing to her collection.
 
Mbango took the lead early with an African record 15.05m and looked the only serious challenger to Lebedeva. However, the Russian answered the challenge with her next jump. Under pressure and needing 14cm to snatch victory, the colourful woman from Cameroon was red flagged on her final attempt, and had to be content with silver.
 
Claiming the bronze medal was Magdelin MARTINEZ (ITA), who recorded a national record of 14.90m. She destroyed the challenge that had been made by Anna Pyatykh (RUS), who was always on the ex-Cuban's tail, eventually finishing fourth (14.72m).
 
Further back in the field, Cuban Mabel GAY (14.52m) and another Italian Barbara LAH (14.30m) both recorded personal bests to finish fifth and sixth.
1 Tatyana Lebedeva RUS 21 Jul 76 15.18 -0.2
2 Françoise Mbango CMR 14 Apr 76 15.05 -0.7
3 Magdelin Martinez ITA 10 Feb 76 14.90 -0.2
4 Anna Pyatykh RUS 4 Apr 81 14.72 -0.4
5 Mabel Gay CUB 5 May 83 14.52 0.0
6 Barbara Lah ITA 24 Mar 72 14.38 0.6
7 Olena Hovorova UKR 18 Sep 73 14.38 0.1
8 Hrisopiyí Devetzí GRE 2 Jan 76 14.34 0.5
9 Adelina Gavrilă ROU 26 Nov 78 14.29 0.0
10 Kéne Ndoye SEN 20 Nov 78 14.29 0.0
11 Baya Rahouli ALG 27 Jul 79 14.26 -0.1
12 Olga Vasdéki GRE 26 Sep 73 14.08 0.3
13 Huang Qiuyan CHN 25 Jan 80 13.98 -0.6
14 Yelena Oleynikova RUS 9 Dec 76 13.92 0.2
Final 19:30 Team Dist. 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Tatyana Lebedeva RUS 15.18m 14.80 14.97 15.16 15.18 X X
2 Francoise Mbango Etone CMR 15.05m 14.77 15.05 14.78 14.85 15.02 X
3 Magdelin Martinez ITA 14.90m 14.67 14.75 14.66 14.64 14.90 14.86
4 Anna Pyatykh RUS 14.72m 14.64 14.62 14.72 14.70 X 14.64
5 Mabel Gay CUB 14.52m X 14.24 14.52 14.38 14.49 X
6 Barbara Lah ITA 14.38m 14.38 X 14.37 14.27 14.34 X
7 Olena Hovorova UKR 14.38m 14.38 14.31 14.18 14.20 14.20 X
8 Hrysopiyi Devetzi GRE 14.34m 14.34 X 14.21 13.77 X 14.10
9 Adelina Gavrila ROU 14.29m 14.29 13.73 14.05
10 Kene Ndoye SEN 14.29m 13.97 X 14.29
11 Baya Rahouli ALG 14.26m 12.49 14.26 14.20
12 Olga Vasdeki GRE 14.08m 13.80 13.96 14.08
13 Qiuyan Huang CHN 13.98m 13.59 13.98 13.52
14 Yelena Oleynikova RUS 13.92m X 13.83 13.92
  Qualification 24 August

Women Triple Jump Qualifying

The women's triple jump qualifying round resembled a traffic jam today, as 14 jumpers leapt their way into Tuesday's final by exceeding the automatic qualifier.
 
Ex-Cuban, now representing Italy, Magdelin Martinez leapt a comfortable 14.73m first up, to get the psychological edge over pre-event favourite, reigning World Champion and Olympic silver medallist Tatyana Lebedeva (RUS), who also qualified with a jump of 14.62m.
 
With ten athletes already qualified, and with a previous leap just 3cm short of the qualifier of 14.15m, Olga Vasdeki (GRE) was under pressure on her third attempt. She came up with the goods though, cruising into the final with a season's best of 14.50m.
 
Cuban national champion Mabel Gay(14.43m) jumped a personal best, along with long legged Romanian Adelina GAVRILA (14.45m), both indicating they are prospective medallists.
 
In a near miss for the fourth best jumper this year, Olena Hovorova (UKR) lives to see another day. Sitting on two fouls, she judged her third and final attempt perfectly, recording 14.16m, safe by just 1cm.
 
With no real wind to speak of, Greece's Hrysopiyi Devetzi recorded a personal best of 14.34, and China's 23 year-old Qiuyan Huangleapt a season's best of 14.26m.
  Group A
1 Magdelin Martinez ITA 10 Feb 76 14.73 0.7 Q
2 Tatyana Lebedeva RUS 21 Jul 76 14.62 0.1 Q
3 Olga Vasdéki GRE 26 Sep 73 14.50 1.2 Q
4 Mabel Gay CUB 5 May 83 14.43 0.1 Q
5 Huang Qiuyan CHN 25 Jan 80 14.26 0.5 Q
6 Yelena Oleynikova RUS 9 Dec 76 14.24 0.6 Q
7 Baya Rahouli ALG 27 Jul 79 14.22 -0.5 Q
8 Olena Hovorova UKR 18 Sep 73 14.16 -0.3 Q
9 Natallia Safronava BLR 11 Jul 74 14.05 0.3
10 Olga Bolshova MDA 16 Jun 68 13.95 0.9
11 Yuliana Perez USA 21 Jul 81 13.89 0.2
12 Carlota Castrejana ESP 25 Apr 73 13.83 0.2
13 Maria Dimitrova BUL 7 Aug 76 13.61 0.1
14 Cristina Nicolau ROU 9 Aug 77 13.48 0.4
15 Suzette Lee JAM 6 Mar 75 13.43 1.3
  Group B
1 Adelina Gavrilă ROU 26 Nov 78 14.45 0.1 Q
2 Françoise Mbango CMR 14 Apr 76 14.37 0.5 Q
3 Hrisopiyí Devetzí GRE 2 Jan 76 14.34 -0.2 Q
4 Anna Pyatykh RUS 4 Apr 81 14.28 0.5 Q
5 Barbara Lah ITA 24 Mar 72 14.25 0.9 Q
6 Kéne Ndoye SEN 20 Nov 78 14.20 0.3 Q
7 Heli Koivula-Kruger FIN 27 Jun 75 14.10 0.6
8 Yusmay Bicet CUB 8 Dec 83 14.06 0.9
9 Simona La Mantia ITA 14 Apr 83 14.05 0.4
10 Camilla Johansson-Gustafsson SWE 3 Nov 76 13.87 -0.2
11 Nadezhda Alekhina RUS 22 Sep 78 13.77 0.3
12 Šárka Kašpárková CZE 20 May 71 13.75 0.0
13 Tatyana Konishcheva KAZ 22 Apr 83 13.40 0.4
Zhang Hao CHN 26 Feb 78 NM
 
1 Magdelin Martinez ITA 14.73m 14.73
2 Tatyana Lebedeva RUS 14.62m 14.62
3 Olga Vasdeki GRE 14.50m 14.12 X 14.50
4 Mabel Gay CUB 14.43m 14.09 14.43
5 Qiuyan Huang CHN 14.26m 13.80 13.43 14.26
6 Yelena Oleynikova RUS 14.24m 13.55 14.08 14.24
7 Baya Rahouli ALG 14.22m 14.22
8 Olena Hovorova UKR 14.16m X X 14.16
9 Natalya Safronova BLR 14.05m 13.34 13.56 14.05
10 Olga Bolsova MDA 13.95m X 13.90 13.95
11 Yuliana Perez USA 13.89m 13.76 13.89 13.89
12 Carlota Castrejana ESP 13.83m 13.79 X 13.83
13 Mariya Dimitrova BUL 13.61m 13.57 13.61 13.26
14 Cristina Nicolau ROU 13.48m 13.48 13.44 X
15 Suzette Lee JAM 13.43m 12.84 13.43 13.12
Group B Team Dist. 1 2 3
1 Adelina Gavrila ROU 14.45m 14.45
2 Francoise Mbango Etone CMR 14.37m 14.37
3 Hrysopiyi Devetzi GRE 14.34m 14.34
4 Anna Pyatykh RUS 14.28m 14.28
5 Barbara Lah ITA 14.25m 14.25
6 Kene Ndoye SEN 14.20m 14.20
7 Kruger Heli Koivula FIN 14.10m X 14.10 13.84
8 Yusmay Bicet CUB 14.06m 14.06 13.81 13.70
9 Simona La Mantia ITA 14.05m X 13.69 14.05
10 Camilla Johansson SWE 13.87m X 13.49 13.87
11 Nadezhda Bazhenova RUS 13.77m 13.77 X 13.15
12 Sarka Kasparkova CZE 13.75m X 13.75 X
13 Tatyana Bocharova KAZ 13.40m 13.15 13.18 13.40
- Hao Zhangy CHN NM X X X

Startlist

Group A 24 AUG 2003 16:00

Order / LaneBibATHLETECOUNTRYPBSB 2003
1 135 Maria Dimitrova Dobrinova BUL BUL 14.28 14.17
2 494 Ólga Vasdéki GRE GRE 14.67 14.41i
3 170 Qiuyan Huang CHN CHN 14.72 13.99
4 880 Cristina Nicolau ROU ROU 14.94i 14.31
5 932 Yelena Oleynikova RUS RUS 14.83 14.56
6 606 Suzette Lee JAM JAM 14.25i 13.94
7 718 Olga Bolsova MDA MDA 14.24 14.24
8 929 Tatyana Lebedeva RUS RUS 15.32 15.12
9 111 Natallia Safronava BLR BLR 14.65 14.08
10 580 Magdelín Martínez ITA ITA 14.89 14.89
11 240 Mabel Gay CUB CUB 14.42 14.42
12 290 Carlota Castrejana ESP ESP 14.51 14.32i
13 1088 Olena Hovorova UKR UKR 14.96 14.81
14 15 Baya Rahouli ALG ALG 14.64 14.48
15 1152 Yuliana Perez USA USA 14.23 14.23

Group B 24 AUG 2003 16:00 

Order / LaneBibATHLETECOUNTRYPBSB 2003
1 877 Adelina Gavrila ROU ROU 14.76i 14.76i
2 181 Hao Zhang CHN CHN 14.22 14.22
3 338 Heli Koivula Kruger FIN FIN 14.39 14.39
4 936 Anna Pyatykh RUS RUS 14.79 14.79
5 577 Barbara Lah ITA ITA 14.35 14.35
6 638 Tatyana Bocharova-Konichsheva KAZ KAZ 14.07 14.07
7 982 Kéné Ndoye SEN SEN 14.91 14.91
8 899 Nadezhda Alekhina RUS RUS 14.65i 14.35
9 576 Simona La Mantia ITA ITA 14.31 14.31
10 254 Šárka Kašparkova CZE CZE 15.20 14.10
11 202 Françoise Mbango Etone CMR CMR 15.03 15.03
12 468 Chrysopigi Devetzi GRE GRE 14.84i 14.84i
13 1031 Camilla Johansson SWE SWE 14.15 14.15
14 232 Yusmay Bicet CUB CUB 14.22 14.06

 

 

 

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