The highest junior athletes on the planet are battling for medals within the Peruvian capital of Lima this week
Aussie relay champions – Australia got here out high within the combined 4x400m on the primary day of the World Below-20 Championships in Lima, Peru. Jordan Gilbert, Bella Pasquali, Jack Deguara and Sophia Gregorevic mixed to clock 3:19.27 forward of Poland and China.
Eisa dominates 5000m – Medina Eisa smashed the championship document for the ladies’s 5000m with 14:39.71. The Ethiopian took 28 seconds off the mark held by fellow countrywoman Genzebe Dibaba as one other Ethiopian, Mekedes Alemeshete, completed runner-up.
“I’m very proud of this win and to realize a championship document after the Olympics,” stated Eisa, who completed seventh within the 5000m on the Olympics earlier this month. “I needed to be a champion, I’ve needed this for months.”
Britain’s Lizzie Wellsted completed twelfth in 16:21.50.

Medina Eisa (World Athletics)
Dutch pleasure in shot put – Jarno van Daalen of the Netherlands gained the lads’s shot title with a PB of 20.76m.
South Africa’s JL van Rensburg threw 20.74m within the closing spherical for silver as Germany’s Georg Harpf took bronze with 20.28m. Favorite Yannick Rolvink, additionally from the Netherlands, was fifth.

Jarno van Daalen (World Athletics)
Wedderburn-Goodison in fantastic type – British sprints expertise Nia Wedderburn-Goodison was joint quickest qualifier within the ladies’s 100m semi-finals together with Kishawna Niles of Barbados as each athletes clocked 11.39.
“I can’t anticipate the ultimate,” stated Wedderburn-Goodison. “I’m simply so glad to make the ultimate this time in comparison with two years in the past.”

Andrew Alamisi (World Athletics)
Males’s 5000m burn-up – The boys’s 5000m noticed a mass dash for the medals with Andrew Kiptoo Alamisi of Kenya taking the win in 13:41.14. Ethiopia’s Abdisa Fayisa was runner-up in 13:41.56 with Uganda’s Keneth Kiprop taking bronze in 13:41.73.
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