1995 African Junior Athletics Championships

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2nd African Junior Championships
Dates20 – 22 July
Host cityBouaké, Ivory Coast
LevelUnder-20
Events36

The 1995 African Junior Athletics Championships was the second edition of the biennial, continental athletics tournament for African athletes aged 19 years or younger. It was held in Bouaké, Ivory Coast, from 20–22 July. A total of 36 events were contested, 19 by men and 17 by women.[1]

of Ghana, the runner-up in the women's javelin throw, was determined to be male in 1999 following medical testing.[2] It is not known whether the medals from this competition were reassigned as a result.

Medal Table[]

  *   Host nation (Ivory Coast)

RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Nigeria (NGR)129122
2 Kenya (KEN)106218
3 Ivory Coast (CIV)31812
4 Algeria (ALG)3159
5 Egypt (EGY)3025
6 Ghana (GHA)27514
7 Tunisia (TUN)1012
 Zimbabwe (ZIM)1012
9 Togo (TOG)1001
10 Morocco (MAR)05611
11 Burkina Faso (BUR)0426
12 Botswana (BOT)0202
13 Zaire (ZAI)0101
14 Gambia (GAM)0011
 Mali (MLI)0011
Totals (15 NOCs)363635107

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Ibrahim Meité (CIV) 10.32  Sunday Emmanuel (NGR) 10.42  Abu Duah (GHA) 10.67
200 metres  Ibrahim Meité (CIV) 20.76  Sunday Emmanuel (NGR) 20.98  Ahmed Douhou (CIV) 21.08
400 metres   (NGR) 47.91  Lulu Basinyi (BOT) 48.14   (GHA) 48.20
800 metres  Japheth Kimutai (KEN) 1:47.67   (MAR) 1:48.79   (KEN) 1:50.32
1500 metres  Japheth Kimutai (KEN) 3:49.78   (MAR) 3:52.44   (KEN) 3:54.10
5000 metres   (KEN) 14:15.12  Mark Bett (KEN) 14:15.38  Mohammed Amyn (MAR) 14:15.49
10,000 metres   (KEN) 29:43.05  Mark Bett (KEN) 29:44.08   (MAR) 30:34.80
110 metres hurdles   (NGR) 14.58   (ZAI) 14.88   (CIV) 16.18
400 metres hurdles  Osita Okeagu (NGR) 51.83   (MAR) 52.60   (MAR) 52.77
3000 metres steeplechase   (KEN) 9:05.83  Mark Bett (KEN) 9:08.82  Laïd Bessou (ALG) 9:20.30
4×100 m relay  Ivory Coast (CIV)
Yves Sonan
Ahmed Douhou

Ibrahim Meité
39.51  Ghana (GHA) 39.99  Nigeria (NGR) 40.51
4×400 m relay  Nigeria (NGR)

Osita Okeagu
Oluwasegun
3:12.79  Botswana (BOT) 3:14.03  Ivory Coast (CIV) 3:16.76
High jump  Abderrahmane Hammad (ALG) 2.12 m  Olivier Sanou (BUR) 2.09 m   (MLI) 2.06 m
Pole vault   (ALG) 4.60 m  Adjei Mensah (GHA) 4.10 m Only two athletes cleared a height
Long jump  Téko Folligan (TOG) 7.55 m  Mehdi El-Ghazouani (MAR) 7.24 m   (GAM) 7.17 m
Triple jump  Kenneth Andam (GHA) 15.63 m  Olivier Sanou (BUR) 15.56 m   (ALG) 15.54 m
Shot put   (EGY) 14.87 m   (NGR) 14.77 m   (GHA) 14.17 m
Discus throw   (EGY) 48.34 m   (NGR) 47.04 m   (TUN) 45.88 m
Javelin throw   (ZIM) 62.08 m   (GHA) 55.52 m   (EGY) 53.24 m

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Mercy Nku (NGR) 11.38  Gloria Kemasuode (NGR) 11.94   (ALG) 12.00
200 metres  Mercy Nku (NGR) 23.63  Vida Nsiah (GHA) 24.24   (GHA) 24.53
400 metres  Florence Ekpo-Umoh (NGR) 54.48   (GHA) 56.40  Nahida Touhami (ALG) 57.43
800 metres  Nancy Jebet Langat (KEN) 2:11.69   (NGR) 2:14.60   (CIV) 2:15.62
1500 metres  Hellen Jemaiyo Kimutai (KEN) 4:20.46  Nancy Langat (KEN) 4:23.35  Bouchra Ben Thami (MAR) 4:25.68
3000 metres  Hellen Jemaiyo Kimutai (KEN) 9:15.68  Joan Jepkorir Aiyabei (KEN) 9:29.94  Bouchra Ben Thami (MAR) 9:44.14
10,000 metres  Joan Jepkorir Aiyabei (KEN) 34:40.61   (KEN) 35:21.53   (ZIM) 38:11.34
100 metres hurdles  Vida Nsiah (GHA) 13.77  Glory Alozie (NGR) 14.21   (ALG) 15.08
400 metres hurdles   (KEN) 62.54  Zahra Lachgar (MAR) 63.16   (BUR) 63.18
4×100 m relay  Nigeria (NGR) 45.91  Ghana (GHA) 46.40  Ivory Coast (CIV) 48.31
4×400 m relay  Nigeria (NGR) 3:47.76  Algeria (ALG) 3:50.94  Ivory Coast (CIV) 3:56.69
High jump   (NGR) 1.73 m  Irène Tiéndrebeogo (BUR) 1.73 m   (CIV) 1.65 m
Long jump  Chinedu Odozor (NGR) 5.92 m  Gloria Kemasuode (NGR) 5.80 m  Vida Nsiah (GHA) 5.76 m
Triple jump  Baya Rahouli (ALG) 13.09 m  Chantal Ouoba (BUR) 11.99 m  Adélaïde Koudougnon (CIV) 11.93 m
Shot put   (EGY) 13.13 m   (NGR) 12.10 m   (BUR) 11.82 m
Discus throw   (NGR) 36.96 m   (CIV) 33.86 m   (EGY) 31.56 m
Javelin throw  Aïda Sellam (TUN) 47.38 m   (GHA) 39.00 m  Zahra Lachgar (MAR) 38.92 m

References[]

  1. ^ African Junior Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-10-13.
  2. ^ Olaleye, Lanre (1999-08-13). Ghana's Track 'Queen' Is A Boy. Modern Ghana/P.M. News. Retrieved on 2013-10-13.
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