1971 Maghreb Athletics Championships

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5th Maghreb Athletics Championships
Dates27 February
Host cityCasablanca, Morocco
Events36
Participation3 nations

The 1971 Maghreb Athletics Championships was the fifth edition of the international athletics competition between the countries of the Maghreb. Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco were the competing nations. Organised by the Union des Fédérations d'Athlétisme du Maghreb Uni (Union of Athletics Federations of the United Maghreb), it took place on 27 February in Casablanca, Morocco.[1] It was the second Moroccan city to host the event, after the capital Rabat in 1967. A total of 36 athletics events were contested, 22 for men and 14 for women.[2]

It was the last time that the competition was held on a yearly schedule, with the event becoming a biennial one instead. Morocco topped the medal table courtesy of its complete sweep of the women's titles. Tunisia took second with twelve golds in the men's section, followed by Algeria with five men's golds. Tunisia's performance was led by Mansour Guettaya and Mohamed Gammoudi, who won a middle-distance running and long-distance running double, respectively. In the women's events, Chérifa Meskaoui was the most successful with four individual gold medals, in hurdles, shot put, discus throw, and pentathlon.

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: 2.5 m/s)
  (TUN) 10.5w   (MAR) 10.5w   (MAR) 10.7w
200 metres   (MAR) 21.2  Omar Ghizlat (MAR) 21.7   (TUN) 21.9
400 metres   (MAR) 47.5   (TUN) 48.3  Omar Ghizlat (MAR) 48.8
800 metres  Mansour Guettaya (TUN) 1:49.2   (MAR) 1:49.8  Azzedine Azzouzi (ALG) 1:50.1
1500 metres  Mansour Guettaya (TUN) 3:45.4   (MAR) 3:45.8  Mohamed Kacemi (ALG) 3:47.9
5000 metres  Mohammed Gammoudi (TUN) 14:20.2   (ALG) 14:22.6  Jadour Haddou (MAR) 14:27.6
10,000 metres  Mohammed Gammoudi (TUN) 30:16.8   (MAR) 30:25.4   (TUN) 30:48.2
110 m hurdles   (ALG) 14.4   (MAR) 14.8   (MAR) 15.0
400 m hurdles   (TUN) 52.5   (MAR) 53.4   (ALG) 53.6
3000 metres steeplechase   (MAR) 8:56.0  Benassou El Ghazi (MAR) 8:56.8  Boualem Rahoui (ALG) 8:59.0
4×100 m relay  Tunisia (TUN) 42.1  Algeria (ALG) 42.8 Unknown ???
4×400 m relay  Morocco (MAR) 3:15.2  Tunisia (TUN) 3:16.0  Algeria (ALG) 3:20.8
20 km walk   (TUN) 1:35:17  Jouini (TUN) 1:38:24  Kikou (MAR) 1:41:33
High jump   (TUN) 1.95 m   (MAR) 1.90 m  Douiri (MAR) 1.90 m
Pole vault   (ALG) 3.61 m  Jaidane (MAR) 3.61 m Not awarded
Long jump   (ALG) 7.30w m   (TUN) 7.26w m   (TUN) 7.25w m
Triple jump   (TUN) 14.34 m   (ALG) 14.32 m  Daouda (MAR) 13.95 m
Shot put   (ALG) 16.84 m   (ALG) 16.02 m   (TUN) 13.30 m
Discus throw   (ALG) 48.44 m   (ALG) 45.23 m   (MAR) 40.60 m
Hammer throw   (MAR) 43.30 m   (TUN) 42.50 m Not awarded
Javelin throw   (TUN) 63.74 m  Hanifer (TUN) 57.95 m   (TUN) 57.20 m
Decathlon   (TUN) 6215 pts   (TUN) 5772 pts   (ALG) 5655 pts

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Malika Hadky (MAR) 12.3   (TUN) 12.6  Fatima El Faquir (MAR) 12.7
200 metres  Fatima El Faquir (MAR) 25.6  Malika Hadky (MAR) 25.8   (TUN) 26.7
400 metres  Malika Hadky (MAR) 58.0  Fatima El Faquir (MAR) 59.1  Lamdjadani (ALG) 60.7
800 metres   (MAR) 2:15.4   (MAR) 2:16.7   (TUN) 2:19.2
1500 metres   (MAR) 4:48.6   (MAR) 4:50.8   (TUN) 4:52.1
100 m hurdles
(wind: 3.0 m/s)
  (MAR) 14.9w  Fatima El Faquir (MAR) 15.2w   (TUN) 16.1w
4×100 m relay  Morocco (MAR) 50.3  Tunisia (TUN) 50.7  Algeria (ALG) 51.5
4×400 m relay  Morocco (MAR) 4:00.5  Tunisia (TUN) 4:06.5  Algeria (ALG) 4:08.3
High jump   (MAR) 1.48 m   (MAR) 1.48 m   (ALG) 1.45 m
Long jump   (MAR) 5.56 m  Istitene (ALG) 5.46 m   (MAR) 5.39 m
Shot put   (MAR) 11.76 m  Beya Bouabdallah (TUN) 11.04 m   (TUN) 10.46 m
Discus throw   (MAR) 38.98 m  Beya Bouabdallah (TUN) 31.90 m Unknown ??? m
Javelin throw   (MAR) 35.16 m   (TUN) 34.26 m  Zaidane (MAR) 32.20 m
Pentathlon   (MAR) 4007 pts   (MAR) 3485 pts  Beya Bouabdallah (TUN) 3296 pts

References[]

  1. ^ QUARANTE ANS D'HISTOIRE DE L'ATHLETISME ALGERIEN. Algeriathle. Retrieved on 2015-02-20.
  2. ^ Maghreb Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2015-02-20.
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