News29 Jun 2009


Pchelnik retains title with 72.78m - Belarussian champs

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Olympic Hammer Throw finalist Darya Pchelnik (BLR) in Brest (© Nastassia Marynina)

Grodno, BelarusThe Open championship of Belarus in which took part guests from Latvia, Lietuva and Qatar was highlighted with good results in Hammer Throw by Darya Pchelnik – 72.78m and Yury Shayunou – 78.83m. Competitions were held at the Grodno Sport Centre “Neman” on 27-28 June.

In the men’s Hammer Throw a duel was planned between young Yury Shayunou and skilled Pavel Kryvitski at the Throwing stadium in Kalozhski park. Kryvitski recently won CISM in Bulgaria and was third on the European Team Championship, but domestic duels are often ended with a Shayunou victory and again it was so.

Having sent the hammer in the first attempt on 77.76, Shayunou didn’t give an opportunity for Kryvitski to take the lead. Kryvitski answered with 76.49 and could not add more. In penultimate series Shayunou went further away from his competitor with 78.73 and in the last round added 3cm more (78.76).

“I am pleased with myself,” the 22-year-old champion told, “I became for the first time the winner of the National championship also with quite a good result. Despite the heat, I managed to throw far. I hope to battle for awards at the University games, at the U-23 European championship, and then to compete at the World championship in Berlin.”

National champion Darya Pchelnik defended her title. There were no strong challengers as neither Maryia Smaliachkova, nor Volha Tsander didn’t manage to throw beyond 70m. Pchelnik surpassed at line several times - in the second attempt the hammer flew out to 72.89 which brought her first place. Maryia Smaliachkova, who was second, lagging almost four metres behind - 68.61m.

“I’m very glad to have won at home,” shared Pchelnik. “I’m happy to become the champion of the country for the third time. I wanted to throw beyond 75m, but tiredness and travels from several meetings recent has affected me. I intend to throw beyond 75m at the World Championship in Berlin.”

2004 Olympic 100m champion Yuliya Nesterenko was less successful, than she had expected. In the morning qualification she was the fastest with 11.44sec, but in the final she stumbled and Aksana Drahun became the champion with 11.48, with Hanna Bahdanovich second in 11.56, the same time as Nesterenko in third. However the the national coaches council of the Belarus Athletic Federation decided Nesterenko will be entered for the World Championships in Berlin.

Dzmitry Astrousk, second in the 2008 World Junior Championships was first in men’s Long Jump with a season’s best of 7.72m.

Natallia Kareiva from Lida became a double national champion taking the women’s 800m (2:02.75) and 1500m (4:10.31).

Ellina Zvereva double World Champion (1995, 2001) and 2000 Olympic champion won the women’s Discus Throw with 61.58m. Ahmed Dheeb from Qatar won the men’s event with 60.77m. Pavel Lyzhyn was second in men’s Discus Throw (59.63) and first in Shot Put - 20.25m.

Mikhail Dubitski for the IAAF


RESULTS

MEN

100 Metres –
1. Ivan Dymar 10.71
2. Uladzimer Kabets 10.89
3. Mikhail Siamenau 10.92

200 Metres –
1. Alexander Linnik 21.65
2. Aliaksandar Ulasiyuk 22.43
3. Dzmitriy Babich 22.49

400 Metres –
1. Dzmitry Paluyan 47.30
2. Mikhail Ratnikau 47.68
3. Siarhei Kazlou 47.79

800 Metres –
1. Anis Ananenka 1:49.89
2. Igor Kachura 1:50.80
3. Ilya Arzamasau 1:51.40

1500 Metres –
1. Dmitry Gramatovsky 3:47.64
2. Andrej Karotska 3:48.49
3. Siarhei Platonau 3:49.31

5000 Metres –
1. Ihar Tsetserukou 14:09.39
2. Siarhei Chabiarak 14:10.36
3. Ilya Slavensky 14:11.40

10000 Metres –
1. Maksim Pankratau 30:09.74
2. Pavel Mashei 30:57.57
3. Oleg Gutnik 31:00.18

3000 Metres Steeplechase –
1. Ilya Slavensky 8:42.46
2. Siarhei Berdnik 8:53.85
3. Yury Kapterau 9:10.69

110 Metres Hurdles –
1. Maksim Lynsha 13.91
2. Pavel Matsiushou 14.68
3. Vitalliy Dzianis 15.00

400 Metres Hurdles –
1. Leanid Viarshinin 51.03
2. Nikita Yakauleu 51.34
3. Siarhei Serkou 51.43

High Jump –
1. Artsiom Zaitsau 2.25
2. Andrei Chubsa 2.20
3. Siarhei Kabiak 2.15
3. Artsiom Naumovich 2.15

Pole Vault –
1. Stanislau Tsivonchyk 5.30
2. Vasiliy Melnichenka 4.60
3. Dzianis Sakalouski 4.60

Long Jump –
1. Dzmitry Astrouski 7.72
2. Dzmitry Platnitski 7.60
3. Maksim Nestsiaruk 7.46

Triple Jump –
1 Dzmitry Dziatsuk 16.91
2. Raman Pakhomchyk 16.77
3. Siarhei Ivanou 16.57

Shot Put –
1. Pavel Lyzhyn 20.25
2. Yury Bialou 19.62
3. Dzmitry Hancharuk 18.49

Discus Throw –
1. Ahmed Dheeb (Qatar) 60.77
2. Pavel Lyzhyn 59.63
3. Siarhei Rohanau 59.54

Hammer Throw –
1. Yury Shayunou 78.76
2. Pavel Kryvitski 76.49
3. Dzmitry Shako 76.36

Javelin Throw –
1. Anatoli Adakhovski 72.81
2. Raman Roslik 69.64
3. Mikalai Vasiltsou 67.33

20 Kilometres Race Walk –
1. Andrei Talashka 1:24.25
2. Aliaksandr Kuzmin 1:24.37
3. Dzmitry Hamzunou 1:25.26

50 Kilometres Race Walk –
1. Andrei Stsepanchuk 4:01.07
2. Vitaliy Talankou 4:06.50
3. Alexey Litvinchuk 4:12.10

4x100 Metres Relay –
1. Brest region (Dmitry Zhuk, Aliaksei Babich, Ihar Leschanka, Ivan Dymar) 42.15
2. Mogilev region 43.14
3. Grodno region 43.14

4x400 Metres Relay –
1. Vitebsk region (Nikita Yakauleu, Andrei Syrytsa, Leanid Viarshinin, Dzmitry Paluyan) 3:11.09
2. Gomel region 3:14.36
3. Mogilev region 3:15.73


WOMEN

100 Metres –
1. Aksana Drahun 11.48
2. Hanna Bahdanovich 11.56
3. Yulia Nestsiarenka 11.56

200 Metres –
1. Alena Kievich 23.67
2. Volha Astashka 24.08
3. Katsiaryna Ganchar 24.23

400 Metres –
1. Katsiaryna Mishyna 53.40
2. Katsiaryna Bobryk 53.69
3. Maryna Liboza 54.12

800 Metres –
1. Natallia Kareiva 2:02.75
2. Volha Rulevich 2:04.76
3. Ganna Titova 2:06.48

1500 Metres –
1. Natallia Kareiva 4:10.31
2. Tatsiana Suprun 4:21.75
3. Alexandra Duliba 4:25.79

5000 Metres –
1. Sviatlana Kudzelich 15:57.22
2. Gulnara Vygovskaya 16:19.36
3. Volha Minina 16:30.24

10000 Metres –
1. Gulnara Vygovskaya 33:46.50
2. Sviatlana Kougan 33:51.27
3. Volha Rezkaya 35:24.27

3000 Metres Steeplechase –
1. Iryna Padabed 10:10.14
2. Volha Kaminskaya 10:48.66
3. Natallia Hryhoryeva 11:18.91

100 Metres Hurdles –
1. Alina Talay 13.24
2. Volha Khilko 14.01
3. Ganna Kuptcevich 14.13

400 Metres Hurdles –
1. Krystsina Viadzernikava 58.38
2. Anastasiya Buldakova 58.76
3. Liudmila Eumianenka 1:02.29

High Jump –
1. Mariya Nestsiarchuk 1.80
2. Nadzeya Shalonka 1.75
3. Alesia Blashkevich 1.75

Pole Vault –
1. Zhanna Bayandzina 4.00
2. Sviatlana Makarevich 3.60
3. Natallia Kahovich 3.60

Long Jump –
1. Veronika Shutkova 6.58
2. Kira Matytsina 6.04
3. Tatsiana Udot 5.95

Triple Jump –
1. Natallia Viatkina 13.66
2. Hanna Kurdziuk 13.10
3. Katsiaryna Babich 13.01

Shot Put –
1. Aliona Hryshko 17.60
2. Vera Epimashka 16.55
3. Tatsiana Varabei 15.92

Discus Throw –
1. Ellina Zvereva 61.58
2. Hanna Mazhunova 57.86
3. Iryna Yatchenko 56.39

Hammer Throw –
1. Darya Pchelnik 72.89
2. Maryia Smaliachkova 68.61
3. Volha Tsander 66.85

Javelin Throw –
1. Maryna Novik 54.43
2. Nastassia Kuzmich 52.25
3. Sviatlana Kulich 51.05

20 Kilometres Race Walk –
1. Hanna Drabenia 1:33:35
2. Zhanna Halaunia 1:36:21
3. Krystsina Asipenka 1:40:58

4x100 Metres Relay –
1. Brest region (Volha Astashka, Nastassia Naumchyk, Ganna Liapeshka, Alena Kievich) 45.23
2. Grodno region 45.59
3. Minsk region 46.10
4x400 Metres Relay –
1. Minsk region (Maryia Kavaliova, Tatsiana Suprun, Natallia Tsyvaka, Krystsina Viadzernikava) 3:39.81
2. Brest region 3:40.03
3. Grodno region-1 3:42.21

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