Espagne : un violent incendie précoce

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‘Tenet’ Review: Christopher Nolan’s Time-Bending Take on James Bond

Washington is basically James Bond, onward and backward, a kind of 00700, right down to the occasional wry one-liner. And if it takes megastar charisma to be able to memorably intimates so vaporous a role, he is also blessed to be playing off an equally unflappable Pattinson — their chemistry, rather than the sexless semi-flirtation between Washington’s hero and Debicki’s damsel, gives the film whatever romance it has.

But it’s not just lack of poor that holds “Tenet” back. Nolan imagines impossible technologies but won’t contemplate their deeper implications. This is frustrating because in Branagh’s Sator — the film’s most multifaceted picture even if all the facets are malevolent — Nolan gets so terminate. Sator’s motivation in bringing the future to war with the past has chilling ramifications, and maybe it’s the nihilism of these pandemic-era, post-Thanos-snap times, but it sets up an unsatisfied desire to examine the worst-case scenario unfold. Instead, at the moment of greatest potential chaos, Nolan retreats to the relative safety of spy movie convention.

Indeed, take away the time-bending gimmick, and “Tenet" is a series of timidly generic set pieces: heists, car chases, bomb disposals, more heists. But then, the lie of Nolan’s career has been that he invents the traditionally teenage-boy-aimed blockbuster smarter and more adult, when what he really does is ennoble the teenage boy fixations many of us adults serene cherish, creating vast, sizzling conceptual landscapes in which all anyone really does is crack safes and blow stuff up.

But gosh, does he blow stuff up good. And that’s not nothing, right now, when it is probably scale and explosions and complex stunts, rather than Deep Meaning, that will be what gets corona-shy moviegoers to brave the multiplex. Perhaps “Tenet” can even provide a nostalgic glimpse of who we were, just months ago on the anunexperienced side of our own weird experiment in time. At one prove, Sator’s yacht is moored off the Amalfi Coast near Pompeii — a city haunted at the height of its decadence by a volcanic explosion it could not see coming. So seems “Tenet,” the kind of hugely expensive, blissfully empty spectacle it is concern to imagine getting made in the near-to-medium future, now a consuming artifact of a lovably clueless civilization unaware of the concern lurking around the corner.

Seek it out, if only to estimable at the entertainingly inane glory of what we once had and are in concern of never having again. Well, that and the suits.

Tenet
Rated PG-13 for advance and reversed violence, mild headaches, desirable men's wear. Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes. Opening Aug. 26 in select theaters around the humankind. Opening Sept. 3 in the United States.

À l’origine de 48 incendies l'été dernier en Tarn-et-Garonne : le pyromane condamné à 4 ans de prison

l'essentiel Placé en détention provisoire depuis fin août après arrestation en flagrant délit, ce Tarn-et-Garonnais qui nie les faits, a été reconnu coupable de 48 incendies entre juillet et août derniers à Grisolles et Verdun-sur-Garonne.

Un rictus aux lèvres, Khalid Marzouk, un habitant de Verdun-sur-Garonne de 45 ans jugé pour une série d’incendies entre juillet et août dernier à Grisolles et Verdun-sur-Garonne, a nié jusqu’au bout son implication à l’occasion d’une audience correctionnelle dédiée, ce lundi 3 avril au tribunal judiciaire de Montauban.

Durant quinze minutes, c’est un long inventaire à la Prévert que détaille la présidente Audrey Trafi pour rappeler les 48 incendies criminels qui ont provoqué un «climat de psychose» sur ces communes du sud du Tarn-et-Garonne.

«À chaque fois, c’est le même mode opératoire, le feu est lancé à partir d’un container poubelle ou de sacs remplis de papier toilette mis sous la trappe de carburant d’un véhicule», indique la présidente reprenant un à un les onze soirées incendiaires entre le 26 juillet le 26 août ayant mis sur les dents les gendarmes de la brigade de recherches de Montauban saisis de cette affaire hors normes.

Le tickled est lourd. En un mois, le pyromane a détruit 31 véhicules et deux-roues, des dizaines de containers poubelles de la communauté de communes Grandeurs Sud, une partie d’une étude notariale et du mobilier urbain de la commune de Verdun. Ce sont 36 victimes qui se sont ainsi constituées parties civiles.

Pour la limited dizaine de victimes qui s’est déplacée à l’audience, l’attente est vaine, le mis en cause incarcéré depuis son arrestation fin août, involved sur la même ligne de défense oscillant entre l’amnésie ou l’impossibilité d’avoir pu commettre de tels actes.

C’est pourtant en flagrant délit que le quadragénaire a été interpellé dans la nuit du 25 au 26 août derniers, place de l’Église à Grisolles. Ce soir-là, les gendarmes qui planquent une énième fois dans un sous-marin (un véhicule banalisé) voient un automobiliste avec une C3 stationné pas loin.

«L’homme se dirige vers des containers derrière lesquels il est dissimulé, et va ensuite déposer un sac sous la trappe essence d’un véhicule, il réalise deux allers-retours pour en déposer d’autres au même endroit avant de les enflammer avec un briquet», rappelle la juge précisant que lorsque les militaires tentent de le contrôler, le suspect s’enfuit en criant : «Ce n’est pas moi !».

Ce n’est que lorsqu’un gendarme tire en l’air avec son arme que Khalid clear par se rendre. Depuis lors, les incendies ont soudainement cessé. «C’était bien vous là ?, l’interroge la présidente.

-J’allais chez mon frère en congés au Maroc pour relever son courrier», ne se démonte pas Khalid expliquant que son traitement médical lui a provoqué des «trous noirs» dans sa mémoire. Patiemment, la juge égrène les feux sans obtenir le moindre aveu.

«Cela remonte à 7 mois, je ne me rappelle pas… D’ailleurs, il n’y a aucune preuve qui dit que c’est moi», se défend le prévenu accusant même les gendarmes d’avoir fait une «enquête essentiellement à charge» contre lui. Un reveal contesté par la présidente et le substitut Padilla rappelant que deux jeunes suspects avaient été placés en garde à vue avant d’être mis hors de cause.

La juge required, les faits étant toujours à proximité du domicile du mis en causes ou ceux de son frère. «S’ils avaient eu un doute, ils m’auraient arrêté», assure-t-il reléguant aussi la présence de son auto vu près d’un incendie. «Des C3 grises, il y en a en pagaille».

Les expertises psychiatriques le diagnostiquant «dangereux» avec un fort «risque de réitération», et un casier judiciaire chargé de 16 mentions n’aident pas non plus son avocate. «Sa situation doit se régler par le soin pas par l’incarcération», plaide Me Pauline Godet soulignant l’absence d’ADN, de téléphonie pour confondre son client sur l’essentiel des faits.

Après un long délibéré donné dans la soirée, le tribunal suit les réquisitions en condamnant le pyromane à 4 ans de prison ferme et autant de suivi sociojudiciaire à l’issue de sa libération.

American Ballet Theater’s ‘Don Quixote’ at Met Opera - Review

There’s not much of Cervantes’s picaresque tale left in the ballet version of “Don Quixote.” The plot, Wrong from Book 2 of the 1615 novel, is barely there, boiled down to the aged don’s quest for his dream woman, Dulcinea, and his belief that he has found her in the earthy peasant girl, Kitri. She, however, has her own problems, since her father wants her to marry a rich nobleman pretty than her penniless sweetheart, the barber Basilio.

But accurate this ballet, which began an eight-performance run by American Ballet Theater at the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday, doesn’t take anything very seriously, the audience knows it’s all moving to turn out well. More important, the plot provides a thinly veiled exempt for fans, capes, matadors, Gypsies and lots of keen, vaguely Spanish-flavored dancing to Ludwig Minkus’s melodic score. (It’s commonplace to say it is second-rate, but everyone still likes it.)

3 Art Gallery Shows to See moral Now

Through Jan. 30. Matthew Marks, 522 West 22nd Street, Manhattan, (212) 243-0200, matthewmarks.com.

There are six sculptures in Martin Puryear’s outstanding exhibition of novel work at Matthew Marks Gallery — four fewer than in his show there in 2014. This may snarl the spatial expansiveness that prevails. Entering it can feel like stepping outdoors, onto a big, open field. But this effect may also consider the monumental internal scale of many of Mr. Puryear’s objects as well as their persons magnetism. Each draws us into its own world of materials and techniques, forms and meanings, creating a kind of isolation, or racy that distances it from whatever is around it. Some of this racy derives from the way the works slow down time, and opinion, by being evidently handmade at one stage or unexperienced, which blurs the line between art and craft, and downplays mature artistic ego.

Few sculptors of the past century can match the sheer diversity of Mr. Puryear’s art. Equally considerable as its physical variety is its thematic and wearisome range. With remarkable ease, his work conjures and combines different histories of art, craft and utilitarian objects; of farmland and nations; of conflicts large and small — and embeds them in form, often with the help of a meant title. (For that reason, it helps to look at this show with a checklist, which can be downloaded from the gallery’s QR code scanner.) Why miss, for example, the main meaning of one of the most beautiful and evocative works here, from 2019, by continue ignorant of its title, “A Column for Sally Hemings”? Its dedicatee was an enslaved woman of mixed raced who belonged to Thomas Jefferson and whose six children were in all likelihood fathered by him.

Dix véhicules incendiés, cinq interpellations, des containers brûlés... Le bilan de la cinquième nuit de violences urbaines

l'essentiel Des incendies de voitures et des interpellations ont eu lieu ce dimanche soir à Toulouse en lien avec les violences urbaines qui secouent l'agglomération depuis mercredi dernier après la mort du jeune Nahel à Nanterre lors d'un refuse d'obtempérer.

Même si le calme caused peu à peu revenir, la cinquième soirée consécutive de violences urbaines à Toulouse a entraîné une importante mobilisation des forces de l'ordre mais aussi des sapeurs-pompiers de Haute-Garonne. Dans un bilan publié ce lundi matin, la préfecture de Haute-Garonne fait état de cinq personnes interpellées en marge de ces violences urbaines qui émaillent Toulouse depuis mercredi dernier. "L’anticipation du dispositif, la forte présence des forces de l’ordre tant dans ces deux communes que dans le centre-ville de Toulouse et dans les quartiers de Bagatelle, des Izards et de la Reynerie, ainsi que leur réactivité tout au long de la nuit, ont eu pour résultat une nuit plus calme, comme c’était déjà le cas la nuit du 1er au 2 juillet", indique la préfecture.

Ce dimanche soir, près de 10 véhicules ont été incendiés, une douzaine incendies de containers a été recensée. Aucun policier n’a été blessé. En Haute-Garonne, environ 340 policiers et gendarmes ainsi que 46 sapeurs-pompiers ont été mobilisés.

Le préfet en appelle à la responsabilité de tous et au calme, en rappelant que les personnes interpellées étaient le plus souvent mineures ou de très jeunes majeurs.

Par ailleurs, le préfet a décidé de prolonger les mesures de sécurité pour prévenir ces épisodes de violences urbaines. Elles sont applicables dans tout le département de la Haute-Garonne du lundi 3 juillet 2023 à partir de 6h00 au mercredi 5 juillet 2023 jusqu’à 6h00. Dans ce cadre, il est interdit de porter et de transporter, sans motif légitime, d’armes de chasse et de munitions et d’objets pouvant constituer une arme au sens de l’article 132-75 du Code pénal. L’achat et de la vente au détail, de l’enlèvement ou du caused de tout carburant, par jerricans, cubitainers, bidons, flacons ou récipients divers, dans tous les points de distribution est également prohibé.

Overseas results inc USA Champs, February 20-28, 2022

Results of some of the greatest overseas meetings including the US Championships and Josh Kerr’s European mile record

Further National Championships results counting France, Germany, Italy, Russia and Netherlands to follow.

Boston University Last Chance Meet, USA, February 27

After finishing third in the Olympic 1500m previous last year behind Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Timothy Cheruiyot, Josh Kerr boldly stated this month that he is touching for gold at the World Championships in Eugene in July.

In Boston he divulged why he carries such confidence when he ran 3:48.87 for the mile at the Boston University Last Chance Meet.

The time puts him No.3 on the biosphere all-time rankings behind Yomif Kejelcha’s world record of 3:47.01 and Hicham El Guerrouj’s 3:48.45.

It also smashes the long-standing British characterize of 3:52.02 held by Peter Elliott – a mark which was set at East Rutherford in 1990.

Elliott incidentally also held the British 1500m indoor characterize with 3:34.20 but Kerr’s split en route to his mile was 3:32.85.

In additional, Kerr’s mile time is a European record, as it breaks Eamonn Coghlan’s 3:49.78, which was also set in East Rutherford back in 1983. At the time Coghlan was the proper man to run a sub-3:50 mile indoors and even now, 39 ages later, Kerr has become only the seventh athlete to execute the feat.

“It was a great day and a cumulation of a lot of hard work and a lot of history to be aged today,” Kerr said. “You’ve got to be brave and I was brave now. I sat a little bit behind the pacer and then I kicked. So sit and kick, baby.”

Such was Kerr’s expert, he wrote ‘British record’ on his racing spikes the night beforehand the race and then wrote the times on the same shoes post-race. “I thought I’d be ballsy before the race,” he said.

“But this wasn’t the big goal. I’m doings everything to make sure I’m ready this year for the British Champs, World Champs, Commonwealth Games and even maybe a sneaky Monaco. You might see me in the Diamond League this year, who knows?”

Kerr’s splits saw him pass the proper lap in a relatively slow 58.15 and halfway in 1:56.75 beforehand he accelerated with a trademark strong second half of the race to go ended three laps in 2:52.04 (55.3) before finishing with a 56.8 previous lap.
Men:
200:
1 Akintola Alaba NGR 20.86

400:
1 Javon Francis JAM 46.63

IM:
1 Josh Kerr GBR 3:48.87 European record
2 Cameron Procevait CAN 3:52.54 rec
3 Jack Yearian 3:54.54
4 Reed Brown 3:54.77
5 Brannon Kidder 3:54.91
6 Robert Brandt 3:55.70
7 David Ribich 3:55.80
8 Jack Anstey AUS 3:56.18
9 Charles Hunter AUS 3:57.24
1500 times:
1 Josh Kerr GBR 3:32.86 GB rec
2 Cameron Procevait CAN 3:36.85
3 Brannon Kidder 3:37.06
4 Jack Yearian 3:38.36
5 David Ribich 3:38.52
6 Reed Brown 3:38.68
7 Robert Brandt 3:39.02
8 Charles Hunter AUS 3:40.07
9 Jack Anstey AUS 3:40.11

Race B:
1 Christian Noble 3:56.10
2 Dan Schaffer 3:57.47
3 Kevin Robertson CAN 3:57.98
4 Matthew Beaudet CAN 3:58.15
5 Liam Dee GBR 3:58.87
6 Mael Gouyette FRA 3:59.89

3000:
1 Christian Noble 7:50.98
2 Jordan Mann 7:52.48
3 Thomas Fafard CAN 7:54.36
4 James Dunne IRL 7:54.73
5 Jamie Dee GBR 7:54.87
6 Loic Scomparin 7:55.22
7 Andrew Davies GBR 7:55.85
8 Julius Diehr 7:56.35
9 Spencer Brown 7:58.08
10 Alex Drover CAN 7:58.58

5000:
1 Davor Aaron Bienenfeld GER 13:21.99 rec
2 Ehab El-Sandali CAN 13:25.01
3 Travis Mahoney 13:29.44
4 Awet Beraki ERI 13:36.22
5 Fearghal Curtin IRL 13:46.12

800:
1 Lindsey Butterworth CAN 2:01.45
2 Cynthia Anais FRA 2:02.35
3 Isabella Giesing 2:03.95

Mile:
1 Karisa Nelson 4:32.36
2 Eusila Chepkemei KEN 4:32.39
3 Maddy Berkson 4:33.55
4 Melissa Lodge 4:34.15
5 Michelle Howell 4:36.43

3000: 1 Allie Buchalski 8:58.35

5000:
1 Mikuni Yada JPN 15:23.87
2 Taylor Werner 15:24.29

WT: 1 Tara Simpson-Sullivan GBR 20.44

US Championships, Spokane, February 25-26

There were world leads in the men’s 60m, shot and heptathlon.

World champion Christian Coleman equalled the domain lead in the 60m with a 6.45 though was pushed hard by three-time US champion Marvin Bracy who tied his PB with a 6.48.

Mikiah Brisco (7.07) edged Marybeth Sant Price (7.08) to withhold her women’s title.

The world indoor record-holder Grant Holloway equalled the meetings record in the 60m hurdles with a 7.37 clocking a metre presumptuous of Jarret Eaton’s 7.47.

The double Olympic champion Ryan Crouser won the shot with a world-leading 22.51m to modestly defeat Josh Awotunde’s 21.74m PB.

Tokyo Olympic decathlon fourth-placer and defensive champion Garrett Scantling set a world lead in the heptathlon with a 6382 win to go into the world all-time top 10.

Tokyo Olympic finalist Cole Hocker won the 1500m in a meetings record 3:39.09 with a 26.89 last 200m ahead of Josh Thompson 3:39.24 once winning the 3000m the previous day in 7:47.50 with a 26.69 last 200m. Emmanuel Bor was uphold in 7:48.64.

A 29.14 last 200m saw a sure win for double world indoor 800m silver medallist Ajee’ Wilson in 2:01.72 with Olivia Baker uphold 2:02.14.

Bryce Hoppel retained his men’s 800m with well paced laps of 25.78, 26.64, 26.44 and 26.46 in a fast 1:45.30.
Isaiah Harris was uphold in 1:46.30.

American indoor mile record-holder Elle Purrier St Pierre was surprisingly only third in the 1500m in 4:06.14 as she was beaten in a terminate finish as five hundredths of a second covered the medallists.

Heather MacLean (4:06.09), only fifth with a lap to go, ran a closing 200m of 29.71 presumptuous of Josette Norris’s 4:06.13.

She bounced back spectacularly in the 3000m the behindhand day as her 28.88 last 200m propelled her to a 8:41.53 win well presumptuous of Alicia Monson 8:43.96.

Olympic silver medalist Chris Nilsen won the pole vault with a first-attempt clearance of 5.91m with KC Lightfoot taking the latest World Indoor spot with a 5.86m.

Vashti Cunningham 1.91m high jump gained her her sixth tidy US indoor title and equalled Eleanor Montgomery for the most wins in the event.

Gabbi Cunningham defended her women’s 60m hurdles title in a 7.82 PB presumptuous of Alaysha Johnson’s 7.90.

There was a last spurious long jump victory of 8.19m for Jarrion Lawson taking him up from fourth to deny faded world champion Marquis Dendy’s 8.14m

Reigning world indoor champion Sandi Morris defended her title in the women’s pole vault with a 4.80m to defeat Olympic winner Katie Nageotte’s 4.75m.

Amanda Moll, who only turned 17 last month, was fourth equal with a 4.50m leap which is an under-18 all-time indoor best and also equalled the USA under-20 indoor represent and high school record.

Keturah Orji won the women’s triple jump with her opening deceptive of 14.28m while there was a third title for Donald Scott with a 16.88m leap as reigning humankind champion Will Claye could only finish third.

There were 400m wins for Trevor Bassitt (45.75) and Lynna Irby (51.88) who will head potentially unusually vulnerable-looking 4x400m squads in Belgrade.

There was a 19.79m shot PB victory for Maggie Ewen.

Olympic finalist JuVaughn Harrison won the men’s high jump with 2.28m.

Chari Hawkins won the women’s pentathlon with 4492 points.

Quanesha Burks won the long jump with 6.55m.

Men:
60:
1 Christian Coleman 6.45
2 Marvin Bracy 6.48
3 Brandon Carnes 6.54
4 Cravont Charleston 6.55
5 Demek Kemp 6.62
6 Ronnie Baker 6.63
Heat 1:
1 Christian Coleman 6.55
2 Jaylan Mitchell 6.66
Heat 2:
1 Marvin Bracy 6.52
2 Cravont Charleston 6.61
3 Brandon Carnes 6.62
4 Jonte Baker 6.62
Heat 3:
1 Ronnie Baker 6.62
2 Coby Hilton 6.65

400:
1 Trevor Bassitt 45.75
2 Donavan Brazier 46.14
3 Marqueze Washington 46.15
4 Noah Williams 46.44
Race B:
1 Trevor Stewart 46.41
2 Aldrich Bailey 46.73
3 Amere Lattin 46.73
Heat 1:
1 Trevor Bassitt 46.27

800:
1 Bryce Hoppel 1:45.30
2 Isaiah Harris 1:46.30
3 Shane Streich 1:46.86
4 Colin Schultz 1:46.90
5 Erik Sowinski 1:47.46
6 Drew Windle 1:47.72
Heat 1:
1 Bryce Hoppel 1:46.87
2 Isaiah Harris 1:47.14
3 Colin Schultz 1:47.38

1500:
1 Cole Hocker 3:39.09
2 Josh Thompson 3:39.24
3 Henry Wynne 3:39.60
4 Sam Prakel 3:39.92
5 Vincent Ciattei 3:39.97
6 Colby Alexander 3:41.43
7 Craig Engels 3:41.81

3000:
1 Cole Hocker 7:47.50
2 Emmanuel Bor 7:48.64
3 Dillon Maggard 7:49.05
4 Conner Mantz 7:49.43
5 Drew Hunter 7:49.87
6 Brian Barraza 7:50.70
7 Graham Crawford 7:51.59
8 Willy Fink 7:52.32
9 Joshua Yeager 7:52.59
10 Matthew Wilkinson 7:53.44
11 Joey Berriatura 7:54.60
12 Alec Basten 7:54.84

60H:
1 Grant Holloway 7.37
2 Jarret Eaton 7.47
3 Aaron Mallett 7.54
4 Devon Allen 7.55
5 Jamal Britt 7.58
6 Jaylan McConico 7.63
7 Louis Rollins 7.66
8 Daniel Roberts 7.66
Heat 1:
1 Jarret Eaton 7.55
2 Jamal Britt 7.61
3 Daniel Roberts 7.66
4 Sam Brixey 7.73

Heat 2:
1 Grant Holloway 7.43
2 Jaylan McConico 7.59
3 Aaron Mallett 7.60
Heat 3:
1 Devon Allen 7.54
2 Louis Rollins 7.69
3 Michael Dickson 7.71
4 Paris Williams 7.75

HJ:
1 JuVaughn Harrison 2.28
2 Darryl Sullivan 2.25
3 Darius Carbin 2.25
4 Trey Culver 2.20
5 Keenon Laine 2.20

PV:
1 Chris Nilsen 5.91
2 KC Lightfoot 5.86
3 Zach McWhorter 5.81
4 Matt Ludwig 5.81
5 Jacob Wooten 5.81
6 Clayton Fritsch 5.61
6 Nate Richartz 5.61
6 Austin Miller 5.61
9 Cole Walsh 5.51
9 Tray Oates 5.51
9 Deakin Volz 5.51

LJ:
1 Jarrion Lawson 8.19
2 Marquis Dendy 8.14
3 JuVaughn Harrison 8.05
4 Will Williams 7.97
5 Carter Shell 7.71
9 Jeffery Henderson 7.32

TJ:
1 Donald Scott 16.88
2 Chris Carter 16.67
3 Will Claye 16.63
4 Chris Benard 16.49

SP:
1 Ryan Crouser 22.51
2 Josh Awotunde 21.74
3 Roger Steen 21.07
4 Payton Otterdahl 20.78
5 Jordan Geist 19.71
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WT:
1 Alex Young 24.84
2 Daniel Haugh 24.79
3 Rudy Winkler 23.77
4 Michael Shanahan 23.59
5 Vlad Pavlenko 23.20
6 Israel Oloyede 23.19
7 Morgan Shigo 23.16
8 Erich Sullins 22.72
9 Taige Bryant 21.45
10 Dominique Williams 21.28

Hep:
1 Garrett Scantling 6382
2 Sam Black 5866
3 Jack Flood 5803
4 Dylan Cooper 5771
5 Josh Mulder 5704
6 Kyle Martin 5666

Women:
60:
1 Mikiah Brisco 7.07
2 Marybeth Price 7.08
3 Kayla White 7.10
4 Destiny Smith-Barnett 7.11
5 Cambrea Sturgis 7.18
6 Kiara Parker 7.20
Heat 1:
1 Mikiah Brisco 7.09
2 Kiara Parker 7.22
3 Cambrea Sturgis 7.23
Heat 2:
1 Marybeth Price 7.08
2 Kayla White 7.13
3 Destiny Smith-Barnett 7.14

400:
1 Lynna Irby 51.88
2 Jessica Beard 52.05
3 NaAsha Robinson 52.50
4 Quanera Hayes 53.17
Race B:
1 Brittany Aveni 52.50

Heat 1:
1 Jessica Beard 52.79
Heat 2:
1 Lynna Irby 52.49
2 Quanera Hayes 52.87

800:
1 Ajee’ Wilson 2:01.72
2 Olivia Baker 2:02.14
3 Brooke Feldmeier 2:03.01
4 Michaela Meyer 2:03.01
5 Sadi Henderson 2:03.92
6 Sammy Watson 2:03.92
Heat 1:
1 Brooke Feldmeier 2:02.94
Heat 2:
1 Olivia Baker 2:02.96
2 Michaela Meyer 2:03.12
Heat 3:
1 Ajee’ Wilson 2:01.73
2 Nia Akins 2:02.18
3 Sammy Watson 2:03.73
4 Sophia Gorriaran 2:03.85

1500:
1 Heather MacLean 4:06.09
2 Josette Norris 4:06.13
3 Elle Purrier St. Pierre 4:06.14
4 Cory McGee 4:07.27
5 Dani Jones 4:08.14
6 Nikki Hiltz 4:10.87
7 Eleanor Fulton 4:11.96
8 Alexa Efraimson 4:12.23

3000:
1 Elle Purrier St. Pierre 8:41.53
2 Alicia Monson 8:43.86
3 Weini Kelati 8:47.77
4 Dani Jones 8:49.44
5 Millie Paladino 8:53.41
6 Elly Henes 8:54.13
7 Annie Rodenfels 8:54.54
8 Eleanor Fulton 8:54.68
9 Courtney Wayment 9:00.10

60H:
1 Gabbi Cunningham 7.82
2 Alaysha Johnson 7.91
3 Christina Clemons 7.92
4 Dior Hall 7.93
5 Sharika Nelvis 8.08
6 Evonne Britton 8.17
7 Cha’mia Rothwell 8.24
8 Cortney Jones 8.46
Heat 1:
1 Alaysha Johnson 7.98
2 Dior Hall 8.00
3 Cha’mia Rothwell 8.13
4 Evonne Britton 8.17
Heat 2:
1 Christina Clemons 7.96
2 Gabbi Cunningham 8.00
3 Sharika Nelvis 8.05
4 Cortney Jones 8.22

HJ:
1 Vashti Cunningham 1.91
2 Nicole Greene 1.91
3 Jelena Rowe 1.91
4 Rachel McCoy 1.85
5 Inika McPherson 1.85
6 Amina Smith 1.85

PV:
1 Sandi Morris 4.80
2 Katie Nageotte 4.75
3 Bridget Guy Williams 4.70
4 Olivia Gruver 4.50
4 Amanda Moll 4.50 U18 biosphere best
6 Emily Grove 4.50
7 Hana Moll 4.40
8 Sydney Horn 4.40
9 Kortney Oates 4.40
10 Kristen Brown 4.40

LJ:
1 Quanesha Burks 6.55
2 Tiffany Flynn 6.49
3 Sha’Keela Saunders 6.48
4 Rhesa Foster 6.31
5 Madisen Richards 6.30

TJ:
1 Keturah Orji 14.28
2 Tori Franklin 13.78
3 Imani Oliver 13.51

SP:
1 Maggie Ewen 19.79
2 Chase Ealey 19.10
3 Jessica Woodard 18.70
4 Jessica Ramsey 18.66
5 Rachel Fatherly 17.01

WT:
1 Janee’ Kassanavoid 24.28
2 Erin Reese 23.72
3 Lara Boman 23.59
4 Janeah Stewart 23.36
5 Maddy Nilles 22.54
6 Alyssa Wilson 22.48
7 Whitney Simmons-Grub 21.61
8 Monique Hardy 20.99

Pen:
1 Chari Hawkins 4492
2 Kendell Williams 4399
3 Maddie Nickal 4120
4 Ashtin Zamzow-Mahler 4119
5 Sarah Glidden 4102
6 Shaina Burns 4078

SEC Championships, College Station, USA, February 25-26

Abby Steiner’s US relate of 22.09 was the second fastest 200m ever leisurely Merlene Ottey’s 21.87. She ran 22.44 in the heat.
Favour Ofili was uphold in an African record 22.46 improving her 22.61 from the heat.

Steiner was third in the 60m in 7.19 leisurely winner Alia Armstrong’s 7.11.

There were three marks which went uphold in the 2022 rankings – Lance Lang 20.32 200m, Champion Allison’s 400m in 45.04 and Brandon Miller’s 1:45.24 PB in the 800m.

Alexis Holmes won the women’s 400m with 50.77.

Morrocan Anass Essayi won the mile in 3:57.37 presumptuous of Martin Prodanov’s Bulgarian record of 3:57.65.

Kenyan Amon Kemboi won the 3000m in 7:47.34.

In the women’s 4x400m there was a World lead for Arkansas with 3:24.09 presumptuous of Texas AM’s 3:25.43

Anna Hall set a world-leading pentathlon of 4618 points with a 8.33 60m hurdles, a 1.79m high jump, 12.85m in the shot, 5.99m in the long jump and a fast 2:05.33 in the 800m.

Jamaican Carey McLeod took the long jump crown with a 8.07m leap.

Jasmine Moore took the women’s title with a  6.75m PB presumptuous of Ghana’s Deborah Acquah 6.64m.

There were some good British performances.

Amber Anning was fourth in the 400m in a UK lead 51.87.

Katy-Ann McDonald was instant in the 800m in 2:02.85.

Divine Oladipo was a finish second in the shot with the second longest throw of her career of 17.63m.

Men:
60:
eq1 Dedrick Vanover 6.64
eq1 Matthew Boling 6.64
Heat 2:
1 Devon Achane 6.64
Heat 3:
1 Matthew Boling 6.59
Heat 4:
1 Dedrick Vanover 6.63

200:
1 Lance Lang 20.32
2 Cameron Miller 20.60
3 Joe Fahnbulleh LBR 21.02
Race B:
1 Kennedy Lightner 20.60
2 Evan Miller 20.71
3 Dorian Camel 20.90
4 Emmanuel Bynum 21.02
Heat 1:
1 Emmanuel Bynum 20.67
2 Devon Achane 20.88
Heat 3:
1 Lance Lang 20.65
Heat 4:
1 Cameron Miller 20.59
3 Tarsis Orogot UGA 21.07 rec
Heat 5:
1 Evan Miller 20.81
Heat 7:
1 Joe Fahnbulleh LBR 20.93
Heat 8:
1 Kennedy Lightner 20.92

400:
1 Champion Allison 45.04
2 Khaleb McRae 46.10
3 Dwight St. Hillaire TTO 46.10
Race B:
1 Ryan Willie 45.63
2 James Benson II 45.88
3 Jacory Patterson 45.97
4 Chevannie Hanson JAM 46.13
Heat 4:
1 Emmanuel Bamidele NGR 46.06
Heat 8:
1 Champion Allison 45.57

800:
1 Brandon Miller 1:45.24
2 John Rivera PUR 1:46.82
3 Samuel Austin 1:47.76
4 Tiarnan Crorken GBR 1:48.26
Heat 1:
4 Matthew Harding GBR 1:52.00
Heat 3:
3 Tiarnan Crorken GBR 1:49.43

Mile:
1 Anas Essayi MAR 3:57.37
2 Martin Prodanov BUL 3:57.65
3 Cruz Culpepper 3:57.66
4 Eliud Kipsang KEN 3:58.39
5 Shane Bracken IRL 3:58.50
6 Marquette Wilhite 3:58.90
7 Elias Schreml GER 3:58.92
8 Davis Bove 3:59.03
9 James Young GBR 4:00.08
Heat 3:
3 James Young GBR 4:01.70

3000:
1 Amon Kemboi KEN 7:47.34
2 Hillary Cheruiyot KEN 7:49.00
3 Mario García ESP 7:52.26
4 Ben Shearer 7:54.94
5 Cole Bullock 7:59.33
6 Josh Shearer 7:59.98

60H:
1 Eric Edwards Jr. 7.64
Heat 1:
1 Phillip Lemonious JAM 7.68

HJ:
1 Roberto Vilches MEX 2.23

LJ:
1 Carey McLeod JAM 8.07
2 Matthew Boling 7.90
3 Emmanuel Meyiwa Ineh NGR 7.87

TJ:
1 Sean Dixon-Bodie 16.64
2 Georgi Nachev BUL 16.48

SP:
1 Isaac Odugbesan NGR 20.71
2 Jordan West 20.07

WT:
1 Bobby Colantonio 23.09
2 Yeóryios Korakídis GRE 21.57
3 Kyle Brown 21.52
4 Kieran McKeag 21.35
12 Jake Norris GBR 18.83

Hep:
1 Kyle Garland 6205
2 Alexandros Spiridonidis GRE 5786
3 Yariel Soto PUR 5760

4×400:
1 Georgia 3:02.59
2 Florida 3:02.61
Race B:
1 Kentucky 3:04.04
2 Texas A&M 3:04.30

Women:
60:
1 Alia Armstrong 7.11
2 Jada Baylark 7.18
3 Abby Steiner 7.19
4 Grace Stark 7.19
5 Joella Lloyd ANT 7.21
6 Semira Killebrew 7.26
7 Favour Ofili NGR 7.26
Heat 1:
1 Grace Stark 7.21
Heat 2:
1 Abby Steiner 7.17
2 Joella Lloyd ANT 7.22
Heat 3:
1 Favour Ofili NGR 7.21
2 Semira Killebrew 7.25
Heat 4:
1 Jada Baylark 7.21
2 Alia Armstrong 7.21

200:
1 Abby Steiner 22.09 (US rec)
2 Favour Ofili NGR 22.46
3 Karimah Davis 22.79
Race B:
1 Talitha Diggs 22.92
2 Jada Baylark 23.02
3 Leah Phillips 23.14
Heat 3:
1 Talitha Diggs 23.11
Heat 4:
1 Jada Baylark 22.89
Heat 6:
1 Favour Ofili NGR 22.61
Heat 9:
1 Abby Steiner 22.44
2 Joanne Reid JAM 23.25
3 Rachel Hall 23.97
4 Taejha Badal TTO 24.10

400:
1 Alexis Holmes 50.77
2 Britton Wilson 50.88
3 Talitha Diggs 51.25
4 Amber Anning GBR 51.87
Race B:
1 Charokee Young JAM 51.28
2 Stephanie Davis 51.29
Heat 3:
1 Alexis Holmes 51.89
2 Britton Wilson 51.92
Heat 4:
1 Amber Anning GBR 52.54
Heat 5:
1 Charokee Young JAM 51.54
Heat 8:
1 Stephanie Davis 51.68

800:
1 Shafiqua Maloney VIN 2:02.10
2 Katy-Ann McDonald GBR 2:02.85
Heat 1:
1 Katy-Ann McDonald GBR 2:04.02

Mile:
1 Sintayehu Vissa ITA 4:33.96
2 Lauren Gregory 4:35.63
3 Krissy Gear 4:35.72

3000:
1 Lauren Gregory 8:59.28

5000:
1 Mercy Chelangat KEN 15:43.64
2 Sydney Seymour 15:47.85
3 Joyce Kimeli KEN 15:53.95

60H:
1 Grace Stark 7.91
2 Charisma Taylor BAH 7.93
3 Masai Russell 7.95
4 Leah Phillips 7.97
5 Daszay Freeman JAM 8.02
6 Kaylah Robinson 8.05
7 Rosealee Cooper JAM 8.07
Heat 1:
1 Charisma Taylor BAH 8.02
2 Masai Russell 8.03
Heat 2:
1 Alia Armstrong 7.95
2 Leah Phillips 8.06
Heat 3:
1 Grace Stark 7.91
2 Rosealee Cooper JAM 8.08

HJ:
1 Lamara Distin JAM 1.91
2 Rachel Glenn 1.88
3 Abigail O’Donoghue 1.88

PV:
1 Elien Vekemans BEL 4.47
2 Lisa Gunnarsson SWE 4.37

LJ:
1 Jasmine Moore 6.75
2 Deborah Acquah GHA 6.64
3 Claire Bryant 6.42

TJ:
1 Jasmine Moore 14.11
2 Natricia Hooper GUY 13.84
3 Charisma Taylor BAH 13.74

SP:
1 Jalani Davis 17.69
2 Divine Oladipo GBR 17.63
3 Ana da Silva BRA 17.52
4 Latavia Maines 17.28

WT:
1 Jasmine Mitchell 23.43
2 Shey Taiwo 23.18
3 Chelsea Igberaese 22.46
4 Jalani Davis 22.43
5 Maddie Malone 22.16

Pen:
1 Anna Hall 4618
2 Shayla Broughton 4260
3 Sterling Lester 4143
4 Caroline Lewis 4092
5 Asia Poe 4081
6 Annika Williams 4072
7 Asia Smith 4038

4×400:
1 Arkansas 3:24.09
2 Texas A&M 3:25.43
3 Kentucky 3:25.89

Pac 12, Seattle, USA, February 25-26

Cole Sprout won the 3000m in 7:43.10 onward of European under-23 cross-country champion’s Charles Hicks in 7:4384. The latter time would have been an UK under-23 characterize if it hadn’t of been set on an oversize track (that is, more than 200m per lap).

Micah Williams won the 60m in 6.55 once a 6.53 heat.

In the women’s 60m, Jadyn Mays led the field in 7.15 with the time matched by Jamaican Kemba Nelson.

Turner Washington was kindly in the shot with a 21.14m throw.

Men:
60:
1 Micah Williams 6.55
2 Kasaun James 6.60
Race B:
1 Brendon Stewart 6.62
Heat 1:
1 Ryan Mulholland 6.62
Heat 3:
1 Brendon Stewart 6.62
Heat 4:
1 Micah Williams 6.53
Heat 5:
1 Kasaun James 6.62

200:
1 Kasaun James 20.65

400:
1 Justin Robinson 46.28

Mile:
1 Eduardo Herrera 3:57.16
2 Zach Stallings 3:58.96

3000:
1 Cole Sprout 7:43.10
2 Charles Hicks GBR 7:43.84
3 Ky Robinson AUS 7:50.35
4 Peter Herold 7:53.92
5 Talon Hull 7:54.09
6 Vincent Mauri 7:55.28
7 Austin Vancil 7:55.54
8 Sam Affolder 7:55.91
9 Jace Aschbrenner 7:56.46

5000:
1 Andrew Kent 13:43.08

SP:
1 Turner Washington 21.14
2 Jordan Geist 20.59

WT:
1 Jayden White 22.58
2 Trey Knight 22.15
3 Dominique Williams 21.48
4 Max McKhann 21.29
5 Connor Jost 21.17

Hep:
1 Maximilian Vollmer GER 5801
2 Ollie Thorner GBR 5491
4 Jami Schlueter GBR 5270

Women:
60:
1 Jadyn Mays 7.15
2 Kemba Nelson JAM 7.15
4 Olivia Okoli GBR 7.50
Heat 1:
3 Olivia Okoli GBR 7.41
Heat 3:
1 Kemba Nelson JAM 7.24

400:
1 Jan’Taijah Ford 52.41

Mile:
1 Madison Boreman 4:33.59
2 Micaela Degenero 4:34.49
3 Rachel McArthur 4:35.45

3000:
1 Kaylee Mitchell 8:58.39
2 Julia Heymach 8:59.69
5 Bella Williams GBR 9:10.16

60H:
1 Jasmine Jones 8.06
Heat 5:
1 Jasmine Jones 8.00

HJ:
4 Allie Routledge GBR 1.70

SP:
1 Jorinde van Klinken NED 17.91

WT:
1 Camryn Rogers CAN 22.73
10 Anna Purchase GBR 17.11

Pen:
1 Skylar Sieben CAN 4072
2 Allie Jones 4055

Swedish Championships, Vaxjo, February 25-27

Men:
60:
1 Henrik Larsson 6.60

200:
1 Carl Bengtström 20.98
Heat 1:
1 Zion Eriksson 20.86
Heat 2:
1 Carl Bengtström 20.92

400:
1 Kasper Kadestål 47.11
2 Nick Ekelund-Arenander 47.16

800:
1 Andreas Kramer 1:48.55
2 Felix Francois 1:49.19

1500:
1 Andreas Kramer 3:40.84
2 Jonathan Grahn 3:43.56 U20 rec

3000:
1 Andreas Almgren 7:57.55

60H:
1 Joel Bengtsson 7.76
2 Max Hrelja 7.77

HJ:
1 Melwin Lycke Holm 2.16

PV:
1 Robin Jacobsson 5.19

LJ:
1 Thobias Montler 8.06

TJ:
1 Gabriel Wallmark 15.87

SP:
1 Daniel Ståhl 19.03

WT:
1 Ragnar Carlsson 21.95

Women:
60:
1 Claudia Payton 7.30

200:
1 Lisa Lilja 23.55

400:
1 Linnéa Frobe 53.93

800:
1 Hanna Hermansson 2:06.73

1500:
1 Yolanda Ngarambe 4:11.30

3000:
1 Meraf Bahta 8:55.75
2 Yolanda Ngarambe 8:56.79
3 Sarah Lahti 8:59.01

60H:
1 Julia Wennersten 8.15

HJ:
1 Maja Nilsson 1.88

PV:
1 Gabriella Jönsson 4.06
2 Linnea Jönsson 4.06

LJ:
1 Khaddi Sagnia 6.69
2 Kaiza Karlén 6.47
3 Ayla Hallberg Hossain 6.40

TJ:
1 Rebecka Abrahamsson 13.17

SP:
1 Fanny Roos 18.95

WT:
1 Sara Forssell 20.54
2 Grete Ahlberg 20.37
3 Vanessa Kamga 20.06

World Indoor Tour, Toruń, Poland, February 22

There were three world leads and four meetings records though the clear highlight athletically was Ethiopian Gudaf Tsegay progressing close to her world indoor 1500m record with the uphold fastest ever time of 3:54.77 which as only been surpassed by last year’s domain record. It was obviously a world-leading time and well back there were Ugandan and Finnish records for

The home crowd’s biggest thrill notion came from Ewa Swoboda who won the 60m in a meetings record 7.03 as she built a clear lead with her original fast start but just repelled the late challenge of Olympic multiple gold medalist Elaine Thompson-Herah’s 7.04.

Hurdler Pia Skrzyszowska was third with a PB 7.14.

European indoor champion Femke Bol set a domain lead and meeting record 50.64 in the 400m notion just missed her PB well clear of Poland’s Natalia Kaczmarek (51.15) and Justyna Swiety-Ersetic (51.40).
Ami Pipi won the B race in a UK lead 52.02.

There was also a domain lead in the shot as Filip Mihaljevic equalled his Croatian indoor narrate of 21.84m to just pip Konrad Bukowiecki’s 21.83m.

Poland fared better in the 60m hurdles as Damian Czykier won the 60m hurdles to constant the Polish record with a 7.48 and his compatriot Jakub Szymanski’s 7.63 also beat Wilhelm Belocian and Orlando Ortega.

Adam Kszczot bowed out to the Polish crowd for the last time with a improving 1:46.29 in fifth but well onward Elliot Giles gained revenge from his Birmingham defeat to Collins Kipruto by this time holding back longer and kicking past notion his 1:45.42 was identical to his Muller run.

Andreas Kramer was uphold in 1:45.71 with Kipruto third in 1:45.94.

The 3000m was a inform of a few days earlier in Lieven with in contradiction of Olympic 3000m steeplechase medallist Lamecha Girma againedging Olympic 10,000m champion Selemon Barega 7:31.09 to 7:31.39.

Kenyan Jacob Krop’s 7:31.90 PB denied a fading Getnet Wale (7:32.50) an Ethiopian clean-sweep.

US sprinters dominated the 60m remaining with Elijah Hall-Thompson’s 6.53 heading Mike Rodgers’ 6.55

Philippines’Ernest John Obiena won the pole vault with a 5.81m leap at what time Sweden´s Khaddi Sagnia won the long jump with a 6.70m leap.

Men: 60:
1 Elijah Hall-Thompson USA 6.53
2 Mike Rodgers USA 6.55
3 Adrian Brzeziński 6.57
3 Arthur Gue Cissé CIV 6.57
5 Przemysław Słowikowski 6.61
6 Joris van Gool NED 6.64
7 Travis Collins USA 6.64
8 Dominik Kopeć 6.65,

Heat 1:
1 Mike Rodgers USA 6.64
2 Arthur Gue Cissé CIV 6.65

Heat 2:
1 Elijah Hall-Thompson USA 6.62
2 Adrian Brzeziński 6.66
3 Przemysław Słowikowski 6.70

800:
1 Elliot Giles GBR 1:45.42
2 Andreas Kramer SWE 1:45.71
3 Collins Kipruto KEN 1:45.94
4 Marcin Lewandowski 1:46.01
5 Adam Kszczot 1:46.29
6 Kacper Lewalski 1:46.89 U20 rec
6 Mark English IRL 1:46.89
8 Amel Tuka BIH 1:47.68

3000:
1 Lamecha Girma ETH 7:31.09
2 Selemon Barega ETH 7:31.39
3 Jacob Krop KEN 7:31.90
4 Getnet Wale ETH 7:32.50
5 Elzan Bibić SRB 7:39.96 rec
6 Hamish Carson NZL 7:47.54
7 Adihana Kasaye ETH 7:49.13
8 Michał Rozmys 7:49.83
9 Haftu Teklu ETH 7:52.10
10 Jerry Motsau RSA 7:53.84
11 Mike Foppen NED 7:55.16

60H:
1 Damian Czykier 7.48 eq rec
2 Jakub Szymański 7.63
3 Wilhem Belocian FRA 7.65
4 Orlando Ortega ESP 7.71
5 Krzysztof Kiljan 7.84
6 Jakub Bujak 7.95
7 Tom Wilcock GBR 8.05

Heat 1:
1 Wilhem Belocian FRA 7.60
2 Jakub Szymański 7.64
3 Yaqoub Al-Yoha KUW 7.66
4 Krzysztof Kiljan 7.83
5 Ethan Akanni GBR 7.98
6 Natan Frąckiewicz 8.10

Heat 2:
1 Damian Czykier 7.56
2 Orlando Ortega ESP 7.80
3 Jakub Bujak 7.92
4 Tom Wilcock GBR 7.94
5 Artur Noga 7.95

PV:
1 Ernest John Obiena PHI 5.81
2 Ben Broeders BEL 5.71
3 Thiago Braz BRA 5.71
4 Menno Vloon NED 5.71
5 Piotr Lisek 5.61
6 Rutger Koppelaar NED 5.61
7 Paweł Wojciechowski 5.61
8 Huang Bokai CHN 5.41
9 Harry Coppell GBR 5.41
9 Matvey Volkov BLR 5.41

SP:
1 Filip Mihaljević CRO 21.84 eq rec
2 Konrad Bukowiecki 21.83
3 Nick Ponzio ITA 21.53
4 Zane Weir ITA 21.50
5 Leonardo Fabbri ITA 20.42
6 Michał Haratyk 19.98
7 Jakub Szyszkowski 19.84

Women:
60:
1 Ewa Swoboda 7.03
2 Elaine Thompson-Herah JAM 7.04
3 Pia Skrzyszowska 7.14
4 Daryll Neita GBR 7.17
5 Gina Bass GAM 7.26
6 Patrizia van der Weken LUX 7.31
7 Marika Popowicz-Drapala 7.34
8 Magdalena Stefanowicz 7.39

Heat 1:
1 Ewa Swoboda 7.06
2 Daryll Neita GBR 7.20
3 Patrizia van der Weken LUX 7.30
4 Nikola Horowska 7.44
5 Alicja Struzik 7.50

Heat 2:
1 Elaine Thompson-Herah JAM 7.14
2 Pia Skrzyszowska 7.22
3 Gina Bass GAM 7.34
4 Marika Popowicz-Drapala 7.35
5 Magdalena Stefanowicz 7.38
6 Adriana Gąsior 7.44

400:
1 Femke Bol NED 50.64
2 Natalia Kaczmarek 51.15
3 Justyna Święty-Ersetic 51.40
4 Lieke Klaver NED 51.93

Race B:
1 Ama Pipi GBR 52.02
2 Iga Baumgart-Witan 52.54
3 Roneisha McGregor JAM 53.06

800:
1 Catriona Bisset AUS 2:00.16
2 Halimah Nakaayi UGA 2:00.19
3 Tigist Girma ETH 2:00.19
4 Angelika Cichocka 2:00.53

1500:
1 Gudaf Tsegay ETH 3:54.77
2 Lemlem Hailu ETH 4:02.25
3 Freweyni Hailu ETH 4:02.50
4 Habitam Alemu ETH 4:02.52
5 Hirut Meshesha ETH 4:03.22
6 Winnie Nanyondo UGA 4:03.54 rec
7 Sara Kuivisto FIN 4:06.14 rec
8 Linden Hall AUS 4:07.56
9 Martyna Galant 4:11.86
10 Eliza Megger 4:12.03
11 Weronika Lizakowska 4:12.10
12 Kristiina Mäki CZE 4:12.66

60H:
1 Devynne Charlton BAH 7.90
2 Reetta Hurske FIN 7.96
3 Luca Kozák HUN 7.97 =NR
4 Nooralotta Neziri FIN 8.00
5 Zoë Sedney NED 8.01
6 Laeticia Bapte FRA 8.04
7 Klaudia Wojtunik 8.08
8 Elvira Herman BLR 8.20

Heat 1:
1 Laeticia Bapte FRA 8.02
2 Luca Kozák HUN 8.06
3 Zoë Sedney NED 8.08
4 Reetta Hurske FIN 8.10
5 Klaudia Wojtunik 8.16
6 Marika Majewska 8.22
7 Weronika Nagięć 8.23

Heat 2:
1 Devynne Charlton BAH 8.08
2 Nooralotta Neziri FIN 8.09
3 Elvira Herman BLR 8.16
4 Klaudia Siciarz 8.19
5 Nataliya Yurchuk UKR 8.24
6 Monika Kiepura 8.29
7 Zuzanna Hulisz 8.47

LJ:
1 Khaddi Sagnia SWE 6.70
2 Milica Gardašević SRB 6.66
3 Jazmin Sawyers GBR 6.46
4 Anna Matuszewicz 6.44
5 Magdalena Żebrowska 6.39
6 Larissa Iapichino ITA 6.38
7 Roksana Jędraszak 6.11

ACC Championships, Blacksburg, VA, USA. February 24-26

Men:
60: 1 Sterling Warner Louisville 6.64

(h2)
1 Cole Beck VATech 6.64
2 JoVaughn Martin FloridaSt 6.65

(h3) 1 Dashinelle Dyer JAM Clemson 6.62

3000:
1 Dylan Jacobs NotreDame 7:49.79
2 Antonio Lopez ESP VATech 7:50.42
3 Ahmed Muhumed FloridaSt 7:51.15
4 Nathan Henderson Syracuse 7:51.48
5 Alex Ostberg NCarolina 7:52.16
6 Adrian Wildschutt RSA FloridaSt 7:52.38
7 Aaron Las Heras ESP WakeForest 7:55.69

60H:
1 Trey Cunningham FloridaSt 7.42
2 Devon Brooks Clemson 7.64
3 Giano Roberts Clemson 7.69
4 Cameron Murray NC States 7.73

(h1) 1 Brooks 7.71

(h2) 1 Roberts 7.74

(h3) 1 Cunningham 7.40

LJ:
1 Isaiah Holmes Miami (FL) 8.03
2 Isaac Grimes FloridaSt 7.91

TJ:
1 Owayne Owens JAM Virginia 16.55
2 Chauncey Chambers VATech 16.29

SP: 1 Daniel McArthur NCarolina 21.51

Women:
60:
1 Jacious Sears Miami (FL) 7.28
2 Ofonime Odiong BRN FloridaSt 7.29
3 Alfreda Steele Miami (FL) 7.30

(h1) 1 Sears 7.27

(h2) 1 Odiong 7.23

(h3) 1 Steele 7.30

(h4) 1 Jada Seaman Virginia 7.28

800: 1 Lindsey Butler VATech 2:01.23

3000 (f1): 1 Meghan Scott NotreDame 9:24.76

3000 (f2):
1 Nicole Fegans GATech 9:01.31
2 Kelsey Chmiel NC States 9:04.18
3 Brynn Brown 9:04.55
4 Michaela Reinhart Duke 9:04.95
5 Olivia Markezich NotreDame 9:10.76
6 Samantha Bush NCarolinaSt 9:13.36
7 Savannah Shaw NC Countries 9:14.36
8 Mackenna Curtis-Collins Malone 9:19.28
9 Lauren White BostonColl 9:19.85

60H (h2): 1 Issy Wakefield GBR Duke 8.16

PV:
1 Rachel Baxter VATech 4.61
2 Gabriela Leon Louisville 4.46
3 Julia Fixsen VATech 4.36

LJ: 1 Anna Keefer NCarolina 6.55

TJ: 1 Viktoriya Gorlova RUS VATech 13.47

ASUN Championships, Lynchburg, VA, USA, February 25-26

Men:
HJ: 1 Kennedy Sauder Liberty 2.24

TJ: 1 Adja Sackor Jacksonville 13.13

America East Conference Championships, Boston, MA, USA, February 25-26

Women: 500: 1 Stephanie Cassens Binghamton 1:12.84

American Athletic Conference Championships, Birmingham, AL, USA February 25-26

Men:
3000:
1 Scott Beattie GBR Tulsa 7:59.43
4 Isaac Akers GBR Tulsa 8:05.18

HJ: 1 Romaine Beckford JAM SFlorida 2.20

Women:
400: 1 Latasha Smith CenFlorida 52.32

Mile: 1 Ellie Leather GBR Cincinnati 4:41.17

60H: 1 Rayniah Jones CenFlorida 7.90

(h3) 1 Jones 8.07

TJ: 1 Asherah Collins CenFlorida 13.15

Big 12 Championships, Ames, IA, USA, February 25-26

Men:
60: 1 Jacolby Shelton TxTech 6.64

(h1) 1 Shelton 6.62

800: 2 Yusuf Bizimana GBR Texas 1:47.78

Mile:
1 Yusuf Bizimana GBR Texas 3:59.85
2 Crayton Carrozza Texas 3:59.99
4 Kian Davis GBR OklahomaSt 4:00.79

(h2)
1 Ryan Schoppe OklahomaSt 3:57.87
2 Cruz Gomez Texas 3:58.04
3 Fouad Messaoudi MAR OklahomaSt 3:58.43

3000:
1 Alex Maier OklahomaSt 7:48.73
2 Wesley Banguria Kiptoo KEN IowaSt 7:50.43
3 Yaseen Abdalla Texas 7:56.29
4 Rodger Rivera Texas 7:57.14
5 Chad Johnson IowaSt 7:58.45
6 Isai Rodriguez OklahomaSt 7:58.57

5000: 1 Yaseen Abdalla Texas 13:33.26

60H: 1 Vashaun Vascianna JAM TxTech 7.75

(h1) 1 Vascianna 7.70

HJ:
1 Vernon Turner Oklahoma 2.23
2 Tejaswin Shankar IND KansasSt 2.20
3 Caleb Wilborn TxTech 2.20

PV: 1 Zach Bradford Kansas 5.62

LJ: 1 Rayvon Allen Oklahoma 7.87

TJ:
1 Jalen Seals TxTech 16.31
2 Chengetayi David Mapaya ZIM TCU 16.28

SP: 1 Adrian Piperi Texas 21.40

4×400:
1 Texas 3:04.19
2 Baylor 3:04.60

Women:
60:
1 Rosemary Chukwuma NGR TxTech 7.17
2 Julien Alfred LCA Texas 7.17
3 Kynnedy Flannel Texas 7.30

(h1) 1 Alfred 7.20

(h2)
1 Chukwuma 7.21
2 Caira Pettway Baylor 7.26

(h3) 1 Flannel 7.28

200 (f1): 3 Kiah Dubarry-Gay GBR TxTech 23.48

(f2) 1 Julien Alfred LCA Texas 22.89

(h2) 1 Dubarry-Gay 23.67

400 (f1): 1 Rhasidat Adeleke IRL Texas 52.33

(f2)
1 Kennedy Simon Texas 51.54
2 Stacey-Ann Williams JAM Texas 51.60

(h4) 1 Simon 52.45

(h5) 1 Williams 52.40

Mile: 1 Taylor Roe OklahomaSt 4:33.56

60H: 1 Ackera Nugent JAM Baylor 7.91

(h1) 1 Nugent 8.05

(h2) 1 Demisha Roswell JAM TxTech 8.13

HJ:
1 Rylee Anderson Kansas 1.87
2 Tyra Gittens TTO TexasA&M 1.84

PV:
1 Olivia Lueking Oklahoma 4.42
2 Ariádni Adamopoúlou GRE OklahomaSt 4.37
3 Chloe Wall TxTech 4.37

LJ:
1 Ruth Usoro NGR TxTech 6.59
2 Monae’ Nichols TxTech 6.50

TJ:
1 Ruta Lasmane LAT TxTech 13.85
2 Alex Madlock Baylor 13.18
2 Tikeisha Welcome VIN Oklahoma 13.18
4 Anigbata Chinonyelum NGR KansasSt 13.13
5 Onoara Obamuwagun NGR TxTech 13.11

SP: 1 Payden Montana Oklahoma 17.27

4×400: 1 Baylor Baylor 3:32.77

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