2016 IAAF World U20 Championships – Women's 800 metres

The women's 800 metres event at the 2016 IAAF World U20 Championships was held at Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium on 19, 20 and 21 July.

Medalists edit

Gold Samantha Watson
  United States
Silver Aaliyah Miller
  United States
Bronze Tigist Ketema
  Ethiopia

Records edit

Standing records prior to the 2016 IAAF World U20 Championships in Athletics
World Junior Record   Pamela Jelimo (KEN) 1:54.01 Zürich, Switzerland 29 August 2008
Championship Record   Elena Mirela Lavric (ROM) 2:00.06 Bydgoszcz, Poland 11 July 2008
World Junior Leading   Habitam Alemu (ETH) 1:59.14 Doha, Qatar 6 May 2016

Results edit

Heats edit

Qualification: First 4 of each heat (Q) and the 4 fastest times (q) qualified for the semifinals.[1]

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Note
1 2 Tigist Ketema   Ethiopia 2:05.51 Q
2 2 Josephine Kiplangat   Kenya 2:05.69 Q
3 2 Sarah Billings   Australia 2:06.13 Q
4 1 Marta Hirpato   Bahrain 2:06.21 Q
5 1 Foziya Niguse   Ethiopia 2:06.25 Q
6 2 Jazz Shukla   Canada 2:06.59 Q, PB
7 2 Abitha Mary Manuel   India 2:06.91 q, PB
8 4 Samantha Watson   United States 2:07.30 Q
9 4 Elise Vanderelst   Belgium 2:07.70 Q
10 4 Mareen Kalis   Germany 2:07.95 Q
11 3 Alison Andrews-Paul   New Zealand 2:08.13 Q
12 1 Adrianna Czapla   Poland 2:08.16 Q
13 1 Aaliyah Miller   United States 2:08.21 Q
14 2 Nataliya Pyrozhenko   Ukraine 2:08.31 q
15 1 Carla Sweeney   Ireland 2:08.41 q
16 3 Arletis Thaureaux   Cuba 2:08.44 Q
17 3 Victoria Tachinski   Canada 2:08.48 Q
18 3 Alina Ammann   Germany 2:08.63 Q
19 1 Saija Seppä   Finland 2:08.94 q
20 3 Lilyana Georgieva   Bulgaria 2:09.28
21 4 Salomé Afonso   Portugal 2:09.43 Q
22 4 Georgia Hansen   Australia 2:09.51
23 3 Oliwia Pakuła   Poland 2:09.53
24 2 Vendula Hluchá   Czech Republic 2:09.64
25 3 Amalie Sæten   Norway 2:09.67
26 5 Betty Chepkemoi Sigei   Kenya 2:10.96 Q
27 5 Louise Shanahan   Ireland 2:11.00 Q
28 5 Esther Chebet   Uganda 2:11.18 Q
29 1 Jarly Marin   Colombia 2:11.42
30 5 Johana Arrieta   Colombia 2:11.72 Q
31 5 Arina Kleshchukova   Kyrgyzstan 2:11.98
32 4 Honorine Iribagiza   Rwanda 2:12.30
33 5 Elena Bellò   Italy 2:13.05
34 5 Lili Das   India 2:13.45
4 Zorana Grujić   Serbia DQ R163.3(a)[2]
3 Aminat Alabi   Nigeria DNS

Semifinals edit

Qualification: First 2 of each heat (Q) and the 2 fastest times (q) qualified for the final.[3]

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Note
1 1 Aaliyah Miller   United States 2:04.36 Q
2 3 Samantha Watson   United States 2:04.50 Q
3 3 Victoria Tachinski   Canada 2:04.55 Q
4 2 Marta Hirpato   Bahrain 2:05.09 Q
5 1 Tigist Ketema   Ethiopia 2:05.13 Q
6 1 Elise Vanderelst   Belgium 2:05.32 q
7 2 Mareen Kalis   Germany 2:05.45 Q
8 3 Betty Chepkemoi Sigei   Kenya 2:05.46 q
9 2 Arletis Thaureaux   Cuba 2:05.47 PB
10 2 Esther Chebet   Uganda 2:05.47
11 1 Jazz Shukla   Canada 2:06.24 PB
12 2 Alison Andrews-Paul   New Zealand 2:06.32 PB
13 3 Foziya Niguse   Ethiopia 2:06.84
14 2 Sarah Billings   Australia 2:06.86
15 3 Johana Arrieta   Colombia 2:07.18
16 3 Carla Sweeney   Ireland 2:07.78
17 3 Saija Seppä   Finland 2:07.91 PB
18 3 Salomé Afonso   Portugal 2:08.09
19 1 Alina Ammann   Germany 2:08.11
20 1 Louise Shanahan   Ireland 2:08.43 SB
21 1 Nataliya Pyrozhenko   Ukraine 2:08.44
22 2 Abitha Mary Manuel   India 2:09.80
23 2 Josephine Kiplangat   Kenya 2:09.98
24 1 Adrianna Czapla   Poland 2:11.44

Final edit

[4]

Rank Name Nationality Time Note
  Samantha Watson   United States 2:04.52
  Aaliyah Miller   United States 2:05.06
  Tigist Ketema   Ethiopia 2:05.13
4 Elise Vanderelst   Belgium 2:05.82
5 Marta Hirpato   Bahrain 2:06.04
6 Victoria Tachinski   Canada 2:06.11
7 Betty Chepkemoi Sigei   Kenya 2:06.27
8 Mareen Kalis   Germany 2:06.32

References edit

  1. ^ "Heats results" (PDF). IAAF. Retrieved 10 October 2017.
  2. ^ Lane infringement
  3. ^ "Semifinals results" (PDF). IAAF. Retrieved 9 October 2017.
  4. ^ "Final results" (PDF). IAAF. Retrieved 9 October 2017.