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Asian Athletic Association
has released the 2009 Calendar.
Click here to view the
competition calendar for 2009 |
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HCM
City to host open games
As many as 250 athletes have registered to compete in the
15th Ho Chi Minh City Open Track and Field Tournament set to
take place from July 17-19. Alongside 28 international
competitors, Vietnam will be represented by
regionally-acclaimed athletes such as Bui Thi Nhung, Bui Thi
Hien, Vu Van Huyen, Vu Thi Huong, Truong Thanh Hang, Le Ngoc
Phuong and Nguyen Duy Bang.
The city’s Athletics Federation General Secretary Nguyen
Trung Hinh said local athletes will face strong rivals from
the Republic of Korea as well as young competitors from
Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines that will compete
with Vietnam for titles at Southeast Asian Games. Hinh said
the President of the Asian Athletics Federation will visit
Vietnam on July 18 to observe the tournament and inspect
Thong Nhat Stadium in preparation for the 4th Southeast
Asian Junior Athletics Championships slated for June next
year. (VNA) |
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Asian
Grand Prix 2008 Hanoi ( 30 June )
Results |
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Asian
Grand Prix 2008
Korat ( 26 June )
Schedule |
Start List |
Results |
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 13th
Asian Junior Athletics Championship held at Stadium Madya at Jakarta
( INA) from 13th June to 15th June 2008.
Click here to go to home of the 13th Asian Junior
Championship website
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1,2008: AF IAAF Golden League (Berlin)- Ehsan Hadadi amend his own Asian
Discus Throw record within 2 weeks
23-year-old Ehsan Hadadi of Iran, the 2006 World Cup silver
medalist, once again broke his own Area record in the Discus
Throw with a 69.12m beating Virgilijus Alekna of Lithuania
who too threw identical distance but lost to Ehsan on second
best throw count in the 1st leg of AF IAAF Golden League at
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24,2008: FBK Games (NED)- Ehsan Hadadi amend his own Asian
Discus Throw record
23-year-old Ehsan Hadadi of Iran, the 2006 World Cup silver
medalist, broke his own Area record in the Discus Throw with
a 68.52m effort in the second round, taking a small slew of
major scalps: Gerd Kanter (68.28), Virgilijus Alekna (66.82)
and Dutchman Rutger Smith (64.90) in the FBK Games , IAAF
WAT meet held at Hengelo. |
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