2004 Arab Junior Athletics Championships

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11th Arab Junior Athletics Championships
Host cityDamascus, Syria
Events43

The 2004 Arab Junior Athletics Championships was the eleventh edition of the international athletics competition for under-20 athletes from Arab countries. It took place in Damascus, Syria – the fourth time that the city hosted the tournament. A total of 43 athletics events were contested, 22 for men and 21 for women. The 2002 medal table leader, Morocco, was absent from the tournament.[1]

Sudan topped the table for the first time with eight gold medals. Egypt was a close second with seven titles. Qatar were third with six gold medals, all in the men's side. A minority of track finals had times recorded only to a tenth of a second due to technical restrictions. Junior implements were used in the men's throwing events for a second edition running, setting the standard for future events.[1]

On the men's side Antar Zerguelaïne won a middle-distance double, Nagmeldin Ali Abubakr was a double sprint medallist and Aymen Ben Ahmed took the hurdles gold medal. All three went on to win senior medals at African level. Long jumper Saleh Al-Haddad was a clear winner and took multiple Asian medals as a senior. Gretta Taslakian emerged on the women's side, breaking new ground for Lebanon by winning a sprint double – also her country's first individual gold medals at the competition. Sudanese trio Muna Jabir Adam, and Nawal El Jack won eight individual medals between them in the track events – all would make an impact as seniors at the Pan Arab Games.

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres   (BHR) 10.34  Mustafa Amir Ibrahim (EGY) 10.49   (KSA) 10.65
200 metres   (BHR) 20.85 CR  Nagmeldin Ali Abubakr (SUD) 21.11  Mustafa Amir Ibrahim (EGY) 21.21
400 metres  Nagmeldin Ali Abubakr (SUD) 46.92   (SUD) 47.97   (OMN) 48.07
800 metres  Antar Zerguelaïne (ALG) 1:51.7   (KSA) 1:53.0   (SUD) 1:54.7
1500 metres  Antar Zerguelaïne (ALG) 3:48.47   (QAT) 3:49.31   (SYR) 3:50.27
5000 metres  Mohammed Abdu Al-Bekhit (QAT) 14:31.40   (SUD) 14:33.67   (QAT) 14:38.80
10,000 metres   (QAT) 30:17.3   (QAT) 30:40.5   (SUD) 30:51.8
110 m hurdles  Aymen Ben Ahmed (TUN) 14.03 =CR   (KSA) 14.76   (OMN) 14.89
400 m hurdles   (KSA) 50.81 CR   (KSA) 52.10   (KUW) 52.80
3000 metres steeplechase   (QAT) 8:58.4   (ALG) 8:59.4   (QAT) 9:06.0
4×100 m relay  Oman (OMN) 40.34  Saudi Arabia (KSA) 41.14  Syria (SYR) 42.83
4×400 m relay  Sudan (SUD) 3:11.52  Saudi Arabia (KSA) 3:12.96  Oman (OMN) 3:14.33
10,000 m walk   (SYR) 46:52.4   (ALG) 47:52.2   (EGY) 48:34.7
High jump   (EGY) 2.10 m   (ALG) 2.02 m   (ALG) 2.02 m
Pole vault   (QAT) 4.80 m  Abderrahmane Tamedda (TUN) 4.70 m   (ALG) 4.30 m
Long jump  Saleh Al-Haddad (KUW) 7.49 m   (KSA) 7.24 m   (EGY) 7.17 m
Triple jump   (QAT) 15.91 m   (BHR) 15.83 m   (BHR) 15.27 m
Shot put   (EGY) 18.43 m   (KUW) 18.38 m   (KUW) 18.38 m
Discus throw   (QAT) 57.40 m CR   (KSA) 53.80 m   (LBY) 53.32 m
Hammer throw   (KUW) 61.90 m   (KUW) 60.50 m   (EGY) 58.60 m
Javelin throw   (SUD) 60.98 m   (QAT) 60.98 m   (OMN) 59.30 m
Decathlon   (KUW) 7012 pts CR  Mohamed Abbas Darwish (UAE) 6453 pts   (KSA) 6034 pts

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Gretta Taslakian (LIB) 12.01 CR   (ALG) 12.20   (SYR) 12.32
200 metres  Gretta Taslakian (LIB) 24.30 CR  Muna Jabir Adam (SUD) 24.39   (SYR) 25.00
400 metres  Muna Jabir Adam (SUD) 54.21 CR  Nawal El Jack (SUD) 55.18   (SYR) 55.74
800 metres  Muna Jabir Adam (SUD) 2:11.9   (ALG) 2:12.5   (TUN) 2:14.7
1500 metres   (TUN) 4:28.10 CR   (SUD) 4:28.58   (ALG) 4:31.09
3000 metres   (TUN) 9:46.8   (SUD) 9:49.8   (SUD) 9:50.2
5000 metres   (SUD) 17:02.0 CR   (EGY) 17:12.2   (SUD) 17:33.8
100 m hurdles   (ALG) 14.37   (ALG) 14.74   (SYR) 15.00
400 m hurdles   (SYR) 59.91 CR  Nawal El Jack (SUD) 60.19   (ALG) 61.82
4×100 m relay  Sudan (SUD) 48.33  Syria (SYR) 48.35  Algeria (ALG) 48.37
4×400 m relay  Sudan (SUD) 3:44.84 CR  Syria (SYR) 3:49.48  Algeria (ALG) 4:03.73
5000 m walk   (SYR) 26:44.6   (SYR) 27:09.6   (EGY) 27:09.7
High jump   (EGY) 1.65 m   (EGY) 1.62 m   (TUN) 1.59 m
Pole vault   (EGY) 3.40 m =CR   (ALG) 3.40 m   (JOR) 3.20 m
Long jump   (TUN) 5.83 m   (TUN) 5.62 m   (ALG) 5.62 m
Triple jump   (TUN) 12.85 m   (ALG) 12.44 m   (EGY) 12.30 m
Shot put   (EGY) 13.75 m   (SYR) 12.60 m   (TUN) 12.20 m
Discus throw   (EGY) 43.99 m   (TUN) 37.10 m   (SYR) 36.90 m
Hammer throw   (EGY) 51.20 m CR   (EGY) 50.08 m   (SYR) 32.18 m
Javelin throw   (SYR) 31.40 m   (SYR) 30.35 m   (PLE) 25.48 m
Heptathlon   (SYR) 4345 pts   (EGY) 3739 pts   (SYR) 3431 pts

Medal table[]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Sudan (SUD)88420
2 Egypt (EGY)75618
3 Qatar (QAT)63211
4 Syria (SYR)55919
5 Tunisia (TUN)53311
6 Algeria (ALG)38718
7 Kuwait (KUW)3227
8 Bahrain (BHR)2114
9 Lebanon (LIB)2002
10 Saudi Arabia (KSA)17210
11 Oman (OMN)1045
12 United Arab Emirates (UAE)0101
13 Libya (LBY)0011
 Palestine (PLE)0011
Totals (14 nations)434342128

References[]

  1. ^ a b Pan Arab Junior Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2015-02-22.
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