Athletics at the 2013 National Games of China

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Athletics at the 12th National Games of China
Олимпийский стадион Шэньян2.JPG
The Shenyang Olympic Stadium hosted the events
Dates7–11 September
Host cityShenyang, PR China
VenueCrystal Crown
LevelSenior
Events46
Records set9 games records


At the 2013 National Games of China, the athletics events were held at the Crystal Crown in Shenyang, People's Republic of China from 7–11 September, 2013. The walks and marathon events were held in May, prior to the main track and field competitions.[1]

Nine games records were equalled or bettered during the course of the five-day competition. In addition to those marks, Li Ling set an Asian record of 4.65 metres in the women's pole vault and Zhang Peimeng broke the Chinese record in the men's 200 metres with his run of 20.47 seconds. Zhang broke both games records in the short sprints. Li Jinzhe ranked fourth in the world that year with his games record of 8.34 m in the men's long jump.[2] Zhao Qinggang's record of 83.14 m in the men's javelin throw was over seven metres clear of the rest of the field. The women's side of that event was closer, but Li Lingwei's winning mark of 63.06 m was a games record and made her eleventh best in the world for 2013.[3][4][5]

Three of China's four medallists from the 2013 World Championships in Athletics were present. Women's throws bronze medallists Zhang Wenxiu (hammer throw) and Gong Lijiao (shot put) won their respective events over the reigning Asian Champions (Wang Zheng and Liu Xiangrong). Liu Hong was runner-up to in the 20 kilometres walk, with Li being declared the winner in a rare photo-finish for the long-distance race. Asian champion Cao Shuo defeated Dong Bin in the men's triple jump with a clearance of 17.26 m – a mark which ranked him eighth overall that season.[6] Zhao Jing emerged as the nation's top women's middle-distance runner by taking both the 800 metres and 1500 metres titles.[4][5]

Jiangsu was the best performing team in the medal table, taking seven gold medals and seventeen medals overall. Shandong equalled that haul, but had six golds. The hosts Liaoning had the largest total, with 18 medals, although only two of these were gold. Guangdong, Shanghai and Beijing each took four golds in the athletics competition. Twenty-eight teams reached the medal table.

Medal summary[]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Zhang Peimeng
Beijing
10.08 GR Su Bingtian
Guangdong
10.12 Xie Zhenye
Zhejiang
10.32
200 metres Zhang Peimeng
Beijing
20.47 NR, GR Xie Zhenye
Zhejiang
20.87
Jiangsu
20.99
400 metres
Tianjin
46.19
Guangdong
46.42
Shandong
46.54
800 metres[a]
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1500 metres
Shanghai
3:41.27
Fujian
3:42.11
Shandong
3:42.84
5000 metres[a]
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10,000 metres Ren Longyun
Qinghai
29:03.83
Liaoning
29:04.92
Liaoning
29:06.21
110 metres hurdles Xie Wenjun
Shanghai
13.36 Jiang Fan
Jiangsu
13.52 Ji Wei
People's Liberation Army
13.65
400 metres hurdles Cheng Wen
Shandong
50.08
Zhejiang
50.80
Chongqing
50.94
3000 metres steeplechase
Shaanxi
8:37.66
People's Liberation Army
8:38.97
Ningxia
8:39.65
4×100 metres relay Guangdong

Mo Youxue
Su Bingtian
Liang Jiahong
38.73 GR Sichuan

Xu Cheng

39.12 Zhejiang



Xie Zhenye
39.25
4×400 metres relay Guangdong


Liu Xiaosheng
3:05.14 Shandong
Cheng Wen


3:05.28 Tianjin



3:05.34
Marathon
Qinghai
2:18:03 Han Gang
Sichuan
2:18:18
Liaoning
2:18:24
20 km walk Wang Zhen
Heilongjiang
1:19:54 Cai Zelin
Yunnan
1:20:18
Shandong
1:22:41
20 km walk team Shandong




Yu Wei
6:53:12
(13 pts)
Liaoning




6:57:21
(11 pts)
Inner Mongolia
Chu Yafei


Wang Hao
6:59:18
(10 pts)
50 km walk Wu Qianlong
Inner Mongolia
3:51:35 Li Jianbo
Yunnan
3:52:12 Si Tianfeng
Shandong
3:53:19
High jump Wang Yu
Beijing
2.29 m
Tianjin
2.26 m Wang Chen
Tianjin
2.23 m
Pole vault Xue Changrui
Shandong
5.60 m GR= Yang Yansheng
Shandong
5.50 m Yao Jie
Anhui
5.50 m
Long jump Li Jinzhe
Beijing
8.34 m GR Su Xiongfeng
Hubei
8.08 m Zhang Yaoguang
Liaoning
7.98 m
Triple jump Cao Shuo
Hebei
17.26 m Dong Bin
Hunan
16.76 m Fu Haitao
Fujian
16.43 m
Shot put
Henan
20.12 m Liu Yang
Liaoning
19.77 m
Inner Mongolia
19.12 m
Discus throw Wu Jian
Jiangsu
60.98 m
Xinjiang
59.82 m
Henan
58.89 m
Hammer throw Wang Shizhu
Liaoning
75.20 m GR
Jiangxi
73.49 m Qi Dakai
Shaanxi
71.82 m
Javelin throw Zhao Qinggang
Liaoning
83.14 m GR Chen Qi
Shanghai
75.88 m
Zhejiang
75.27 m
Decathlon
People's Liberation Army
7662 pts
Liaoning
7575 pts Qi Haifeng
Liaoning
7520 pts
  • a The games of the men's 800 metres and 5000 metres were not held due to China's poor performance in these events.[7]

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Tao Yujia
Jiangxi
11.48 Wei Yongli
Guangxi
11.48 Jiang Lan
Jiangsu
11.53
200 metres Jiang Lan
Jiangsu
23.31 Kong Lingwei
Heilongjiang
23.44
Jiangsu
23.51
400 metres
Zhao Yanmin
Shandong
52.15 Chen Jingwen
Guangdong
52.79
Shandong
53.14
800 metres Zhao Jing
Shanghai
2:02.36 Wang Chunyu
Anhui
2:02.74
Liaoning
2:03.26
1500 metres Zhao Jing
Shanghai
4:12.32
Sichuan
4:13.88
Liaoning
4:14.12
5000 metres
Shandong
15:49.14 Cao Mojie
Qinghai
15:49.22 Xue Fei
Jiangsu
15:49.47
10,000 metres Cao Mojie
Qinghai
31:55.66
Henan
31:56.80
Shandong
31:58.34
100 metres hurdles Wu Shuijiao
Guangdong
12.96 Sun Yawei
Jiangsu
13.01 Wang Dou
Jiangsu
13.09
400 metres hurdles Xiao Xia
Jiangsu
56.25
Sichuan
58.30
Jiangsu
58.68
4×100 metres relay Jiangsu


Jiang Lan
Yuan Qiqi
43.44 Zhejiang



44.25 Guangdong


Wu Shuijiao
44.43
4×400 metres relay Guangdong
Tang Xiaoyin


Chen Jingwen
3:31.21 Shandong



Zhao Yanmin
3:31.98 Jiangsu

Xiao Xia

3:32.38
Half marathon
Jiangsu
1:15:07
Yunnan
1:15:21
Liaoning
1:15:52
Marathon
Gansu
2:29:45 Ding Changqin
Guizhou
2:30:20
Jiangsu
2:31:00
Marathon team Jiangsu

Yue Chao

Wang Xueqin

12:52:10
(13 pts)
Yunnan





12:58:52
(11 pts)
Liaoning

Zhu Xiaolin



13:10:32
(10 pts)
20 km walk Lü Xiuzhi
Anhui
1:27:53 Liu Hong
Guangdong
1:27:53
Shandong
1:28:03
20 km walk team Jiangsu



Nie Jingjing
7:36:59
(13 pts)
Chongqing




7:56:58
(11 pts)
Shandong


Wang Shanshan

8:07:58
(10 pts)
High jump Zheng Xingjuan
Fujian
1.92 m
Liaoning
1.92 m
Xinjiang
1.87 m
Pole vault Li Ling
Zhejiang
4.65 m AR, GR Ren Mengqian
Zhejiang
4.40 m Wu Sha
Anhui
4.40 m
Long jump
Henan
6.48 m
Hunan
6.26 m Wang Wupin
Fujian
6.24 m
Triple jump Xie Limei
Fujian
14.39 m Li Yanmei
Guangdong
14.35 m
Hebei
13.92 m
Shot put Gong Lijiao
Hebei
19.75 m Liu Xiangrong
Inner Mongolia
18.45 m Li Ling
Liaoning
18.40 m
Discus throw Tan Jian
Sichuan
64.11 m Li Yanfeng
Heilongjiang
63.91 m
Shanghai
63.30 m
Hammer throw Zhang Wenxiu
People's Liberation Army
73.68 m Wang Zheng
Shaanxi
71.48 m Liu Tingting
Liaoning
68.62 m
Javelin throw Li Lingwei
Shandong
63.06 m GR Zhang Li
People's Liberation Army
62.07 m Chang Chunfeng
Heilongjiang
60.90 m
Heptathlon Wang Qingling
Fujian
5785 pts
Liaoning
5580 pts
Heilongjiang
5509 pts

Medal table[]

Zhang Peimeng won two of Beijing's four gold medals.
Shot put winner Gong Lijiao was one of three medallists for Hebei.
RankDelegationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Jiangsu72817
2Shandong63817
3Guangdong4318
4Shanghai4116
5Beijing4004
6Fujian3126
7Qinghai3104
8Liaoning261018
9People's Liberation Army2215
10Henan2114
11Hebei2013
12Zhejiang1438
13Sichuan1405
14Heilongjiang1225
15Anhui1124
Inner Mongolia1124
Tianjin1124
18Shaanxi1113
19Jiangxi1102
20Gansu1001
21Yunnan0404
22Hunan0202
23Chongqing0112
Xinjiang0112
25Guangxi0101
Guizhou0101
Hubei0101
28Ningxia0011
Totals (28 delegations)484648142

References[]

  1. ^ Jalava, Mirko (2013-05-12). Wang, Wu and Lu the winners at China's National Games walks. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-17.
  2. ^ Long Jump - men - senior - outdoor - 2013. IAAF (2013-09-21). Retrieved on 2013-09-21.
  3. ^ Javelin Throw - women - senior - outdoor - 2013. IAAF (2013-09-21). Retrieved on 2013-09-21.
  4. ^ a b Jalava, Mirko (2013-09-11). Chinese National Games end with exciting Triple Jump contests. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-17.
  5. ^ a b Jalava, Mirko (2013-09-08). Chinese National Games begin with Asian pole vault record. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-21.
  6. ^ Triple Jump - men - senior - outdoor - 2013. IAAF (2013-09-21). Retrieved on 2013-09-21.
  7. ^ Chinese Games. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-09-21.
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