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14th
Asian Junior Athletics Championship 2010
1-4 July, Ha Noi ( Vietnam)
Schedule
| Championship Records
| Asian Junior Records
Start list - Day 1 | Day
2 | Day 3 |
Day 4
Results- Day 1
| Day 2 | Day 3 |
Day 4
| Decathlon |
Heptathlon
Medal Tally
| Photo
Gallery
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Ha Noi, 5 July
2010: China emerged overall champion in the
14th Asian Junior Athletics Championship which ended
with four new championship records. Kazakhstan
finished on the runner up position with 5 gold
medals ( 8 total medals) On the last day of
the championship, Chimdee Supachai of Thailand set
new record in 200m with 20.80s.
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Noi, July 3, 2010:
Qatar's Barshim Mutaz Essa set new championship
record in the men's high jump event with a world
leading jump of 2.31m winning Gold medal on the
penultimate day of the 14th Asian Junior
Athletics Championship. Essa has been setting
new heights from the beginning of the season and it
seems he will be the one to beat in the Asian Games
which will be held in November 2010.
In the junior men's high hurdles Lee Yei Lin of
Chinese Taipei set new championship record with
13.90s beating India's Siddharth Thingalaya who
grabbed second place with 13.96s, new Indian record
and maiden medal at the international level.
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 14th
Asian Junior Athletics Championship 2010
1-4 July, Hanoi ( Vietnam)
After successful Asian Indoor Games Hanoi will
again welcome athletes from Asia in July to 14th
Asian Junior Athletics Championship which will be
held in the city from
1-4 July 2010. Championship will be held at My
Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. Athletes born in the
year 1991 and 1992 will only be allowed to compete. Click
here to view championship schedule
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HA NOI, June 29 — Viet Nam for the first time will host the Asian Junior Athletics Championships from July 1-4 at Ha Noi's My Dinh Stadium.
More than 650 officials and competitors from 37 countries and territories will take part in the tournament, marking a record number of participants.
Powerhouses such as Japan, China, Kazakhstan and Thailand have registered to send their strongest juniors who will fight to secure titles in 44 events.
Vietnamese athletes have been training hard in preparation for months before the opening ceremony. However, despite being the host they currently seem likely to secure only one bronze medal.
Tran Thi Hue Hoa is one medal hope in the women's high jump and triple jump events. Nguyen Thi Thuy in the women's 400m and Nguyen Thi Nga in the women's 400m hurdle are also possible medal winners. The trio, born between 1991-92, are new discoveries following recent HCM City and Ha Noi tournaments.
Apart from them, the host women's 4x400m team is expected to book a place in the final round.
According to organisers at Sunday's briefing, preparations for the tournament are complete. 120 referees are ready to adjudicate the events which will also be under the supervision of world and continental athletic federations.
The tournament will start at 8am on Thursday with the walking and combined events. Viet Nam Television's VTV3, will offer live broadcasts and show the opening and closing ceremonies. — VNS
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