Athletics at the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games

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Athletics at the II Commonwealth Youth Games
Dates2 – 3 December
Host cityBendigo, Australia
Venue
Events34


At the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games, the athletics events were held at the in Bendigo, Australia from 2–3 December.[1] A total of 34 events were contested, divided equally between the sexes. Among the medallists on the girls' side were Dani Samuels (the 2009 discus world champion) and two 2012 Olympic champions, Sally McLellan (100 m hurdles) and Jessica Ennis (heptathlon).

Medal summary[]

Boys[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres   (AUS) 10.76 GR  Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (ENG) 10.81   (NZL) 10.82
200 metres   (ENG) 21.06 GR   (ENG) 21.37   (AUS) 21.68
400 metres  Tristan Thomas (AUS) 47.06 GR   (RSA) 48.07  Richard Buck (ENG) 48.21
800 metres   (RSA) 1:50.67 GR   (AUS) 1:50.71  Michael Rimmer (ENG) 1:51.20
1500 metres   (RSA) 3:58.60 GR   (AUS) 4:00.08   (NZL) 4:00.75
3000 metres   (RSA) 8:21.30 GR   (RSA) 8:21.73   (NZL) 8:34.25
110 metres hurdles  Ruan de Vries (RSA) 14.44   (ENG) 14.72   (SIN) 14.82
4 × 100 m relay  England (ENG)


Harry Aikines-Aryeetey
40.90 GR  New Zealand (NZL)



41.45  Australia (AUS)



Chris Noffke
42.05
4 × 400 m relay  Australia (AUS)


Tristan Thomas
3:23.81  South Africa (RSA)



3:26.59  New Zealand (NZL)



3:32.62
High jump  Hari Shankar Roy (IND) 2.13 m GR   (ENG) 2.10 m   (RSA) 2.04 m
Pole vault   (AUS) 5.00 m GR   (RSA) 4.90 m   (NZL) 3.60 m
Long jump  Chris Noffke (AUS) 7.64 m w   (ENG) 7.60 m GR   (RSA) 7.45 m
Triple jump   (ENG) 15.13 m w   (AUS) 15.09 m w   (SCO) 14.38 m w
Shot put  Sourabh Vij (IND) 18.45 m GR  Chris Gearing (ENG) 18.30 m   (RSA) 17.02 m
Discus throw  Ronnie Buckley (AUS) 56.45 m GR   (IND) 53.16 m  Chris Gearing (ENG) 50.81 m
Hammer throw  Alexander Smith (ENG) 70.45 m GR   (AUS) 70.06 m   (IND) 66.03 m
Javelin throw  James Campbell (SCO) 67.21 m GR   (IND) 65.01 m   (AUS) 62.55 m

Girls[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres   (ENG) 12.18   (AUS) 12.24  Sally McLellan (AUS) 12.26
200 metres   (AUS) 24.45   (AUS) 24.62   (ENG) 24.87
400 metres  Amanda Kotze (RSA) 56.16   (SCO) 56.62   (GHA) 57.22
800 metres  Danielle Christmas (ENG) 2:10.38   (AUS) 2:10.41  Angela Wagner (RSA) 2:10.82
1500 metres   (SCO) 4:29.25 GR  Nikki Hamblin (ENG) 4:31.11  Madeline Heiner (AUS) 4:32.13
3000 metres  Madeline Heiner (AUS) 9:42.95 GR   (NZL) 10:14.95   (RSA) 10:49.64
100 metres hurdles  Sally McLellan (AUS) 14.11 GR  Jessica Ennis (ENG) 14.50   (RSA) 14.75
4 × 100 m relay  England (ENG)



45.63 GR  Australia (AUS)

Sally McLellan

46.08  South Africa (RSA)

Amanda Kotze

Isabel Le Roux
47.46
4 × 400 m relay  South Africa (RSA)

Isabel Le Roux
Amanda Kotze
Angela Wagner
3:52.53  Scotland (SCO)



3:53.82  Australia (AUS)


Sally McLellan
3:56.37
High jump   (AUS) 1.78 m  Jessica Ennis (ENG) 1.75 m   (IND)
  (NZL)
1.70 m
Pole vault   (AUS) 3.85 m GR   (SCO) 3.60 m   (ENG) 3.60 m
Long jump  Amy Harris (ENG) 6.19 m w   (NZL) 6.06 m GR   (IND) 5.95 m
Triple jump   (AUS) 12.80 m w   (IND) 12.78 m GR   (GBR) 12.60 m w
Shot put  Dani Samuels (AUS) 15.50 m GR   (RSA) 15.36 m   (ENG) 13.26 m
Discus throw  Dani Samuels (AUS) 49.92 m GR   (AUS) 48.47 m  Lauren Therin (JER) 44.81 m
Hammer throw   (ENG) 54.07 m GR   (AUS) 47.73 m   (SCO) 46.79 m
Javelin throw   (AUS) 51.99 m GR  Jo Blair (ENG) 49.85 m  Lauren Therin (JER) 42.86 m

References[]

  1. ^ "High standards at the Commonwealth Youth Games". IAAF. 2004-12-04. Retrieved 2013-10-20.
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