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| Results Flanders Indoor Gent 2005 07-02-2005 |
1. Ronald Pognon (Fra) 6.64
2. Morne Nagel (ZAf) 6.67
3. Erik Wymeersch (Bel) 6.69
4. Olusoji Fasuba (Nig) 6.70
5. Markus Poyhonen (Fin) 6.72
6. Nathan Bongelo (Bel) 6.85
7. Chris Lambert (GBr) 6.90
8. Erik Nkansah (Gha) 6.90 |
1. Deji Aliu (Nig) 6.60
2. Freddy Mayola (Cub) 6.66
3. Simone Collio (Ita) 6.68
4. Luca Verdecchia (Ita) 6.71
5. Lee-Roy Newton (ZAf) 6.73
6. Anthony Ferro (Bel) 6.77
7. Tim Abeyie (GBr) 6.79
8. Harry Adu-Mfum (Gha) 6.86 |
1. Ronald Pognon (Fra) 6.51 Beste WJP
2. Olusoji Fasuba (Nig) 6.55
3. Deji Aliu (Nig) 6.57
4. Morne Nagel (ZAf) 6.60
5. Freddy Mayola (Cub) 6.60
6. Simone Collio (Ita) 6.62
7. Erik Wymeersch (Bel) 6.70
8. Luca Verdecchia (Ita) 6.71 |
1. Johan Wissman (Zwe) 21.13
2. Chris Lambert (GBr) 21.23
3. Massimiliano Donati (Ita) 21.34
4. Patrick Stevens (Bel) 21.37 |
1. Guus Hoogmoed (Ned) 20.96
2. Paul Brizzil (Ier) 21.32
3. Tim Abeyie (GBr) 21.42
4. Mathieu Schoeps (Bel) 21.50 |
1. Arnoud Okken (Ned) 1:46.82
2. Miguel Quesada (Spa) 1:48.02
3. Jimmy Lomba (Fra) 1:48.03
4. Adil Hadj Hadou (Fra) 1:48.55
5. Tim Rogge (Bel) 1:49.25
6. Paskar Owor (Oeg) 1:49.41
7. Justus Koech (Ken) 1:52.48 |
1. Mbuluane Mulaudzi (ZAf) 1:48.05
2. Michael Rotich (Ken) 1:48.84
3. Tom Omey (Bel) 1:50.03
4. Thomas Planque (Fra) 1:50.15
5. John Litei (Ken) 1:50.58
6. Andrew Brown (GBr) 1:50.61
7. Tom Vanchaze (Bel) 1:50.79 |
1. Daniel Kipchirchir Komen (Ken) 3:35.61 Beste WJP
2. Mulugeta Wendimu (Eth) 3:40.89
3. Benjamin Kipkirui (Ken) 3:42.44
4. Abdelslam Kennouche (Fra) 3:43.18
5. Boujemaa Stouti (Mar) 3:44.16
6. Matthieu Vandiest (Bel) 3:44.16
7. Tom Van Rooy (Bel) 3:45.42
8. Pedro Esteso (Spa) 3:45.80
9. Colin Costello (Ier) 3:46.17 |
1. Joeri Jansen (Bel) 3:41.15
2. Paul Korir (Ken) 3:41.40
3. Tim Clerbout (Bel) 3:42.57
4. Roberto Parra (Spa) 3:42.88
5. Samuel Nwera (Tan) 3:43.67
6. David Fiegen (Lux) 3:43.77
7. Benson Esho (Ken) 3:43.86
8. Vincent Le Dauphin (Fra) 3:44.05
9. Vickson Polonet (Ken) 3:44.30
10. Daniel Spitzl (Oos) 3:44.64
11. James Kangogo (Ken) 3:47.16
12. Peter Kosgei (Ken) 3:52.03 |
1. Mushir Jawher (BRN) 7:50
2. Mark Bett (Ken) 7:50
3. Paul Bitok (Ken) 7:50
4. Günther Weidlinger (Aut) 7:51
5. Erik Sjöqvist (Swe) 7:52
6. Juan-Carlos Higuero (Esp) N.R.
7. Joseph Koskei (Ken) N.R.
8. Zenbaba Yegzo N.R.
Hendrik Skoog (Swe) N.R.
Monder Rizki (Bel) N.R.
Balazs Csillag (Hun) N.R.
Tarek Jallouli (Mar) N.R.
Salvatore Vincenti (Ita) N.R.
Gacl Pencreach (Fra) N.R.
Antonio Jimenez (Esp) N.R.
Martin Keino (Ken) DNF |
1. Jadel Gregorio (Bra) 16m87
2. Yoandri Betanzos (Cub) 16m60
3. Nathan Douglas (GBr) 16m50
4. Karl Taillepierre (Fra) 16m48
5. Michael Velter (Bel) 16m46
6. Fabrizio Donato (Ita) 16m21
7. Tosin Oke (GBr) 15m49 |
1. Kim Gevaert (Bel) 7.21
2. Johanna Manninen (Fin) 7.26
3. Joice Maduaka (GBr) 7.36
4. Sylvie Mbala (Fra) 7.46
5. Sylviane Felix (Fra) 7.58
6. Eline Berings (Bel) 7.59
7. Sandra Swennen (Bel) 7.62
8. Birgit Rockmeier (Dui) 7.67 |
1. Christine Arron (Fra) 7.17
2. Jeannette Kwakye (GBr) 7.32
3. Marion Wagner (Dui) 7.34
4. Carima Louami (Fra) 7.45
5. Pascal Van Assendelft (Ned) 7.46
6. Elisabeth Davin (Bel) 7.57
7. Nancy Callaerts (Bel) 7.62
8. Amelie Hyighes (Fra) 7.63 |
1. Christine Arron (Fra) 7.14 Beste WJP
2. Kim Gevaert (Bel) 7.19
3. Jeannette Kwakye (GBr) 7.27
4. Johanna Manninen (Fin) 7.31
5. Joice Maduaka (GBr) 7.35
6. Marion Wagner (Dui) 7.40
7. Sylvie Mbala (Fra) 7.42
8. Carima Louami (Fra) 7.45 |
1. Jacqueline Poelman (Ned) 23.62
2. Sylvanie Felix (Fra) 23.85
3. Elodie Ouedraogo (Bel) 24.20 |
1. Donna Fraser (GBr) 24.12
2. Fabe Dia (Fra) 24.23
3. Carole Kaboud Mebam (Kam) 25.30 |
1. Sandra Stals (Bel) 2:01.28
2. Tatyana Petlyuk (Oek) 2:01.90
3. Mayte Martinez (Spa) 2:01.91
4. Vriginie Fouquet (Fra) 2:02.27
5. Laetitia Valdonado (Fra) 2:02.58
6. Agnes Samaria (Nam) 2:02.66
7. Brigita Langerholc (Sln) 2:03.65
8. Lotte Visschers (Ned) 2:04.18
9. Mina Ait-Hammou (Mar) 2:05.57
10. Shanna Major (Bel) 2:06.43 |
1. Lidia Chojecka (Pol) 8:49.91
2. Maria Martins (Fra) 8:51.76
3. Viola Janowska (Pol) 8:52.01
4. Veerle Dejaeghere (Bel) 8:53.57
5. Bouchra Ghezielle (Mar) 8:55.17
6. Nuria Fernandez (Spa) 9:03.83
7. Jacqueline Martin (Por) 9:08.27
8. Vera Notz (Zwi) 9:41.04 |
1. Marta Mendia (Spa) 1m92
2. Emma Green (Zwe) 1m89
3. Corinne Muller (Zwi) 1m89
4. Deirdre Ryan (Ier) 1m86
5. Susan Jones (GBr) 1m86
6. Maroula Papageorgiou (Gri) 1m83 |
1. HAMM 1:49.63
2. VITA 1:49.81
3. RCAS 1:52.74 |
1. VAC 1:29.47
2. MOHA 1:32.65
3. KAAG 1:33.52 |
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| Stiff competition for the Belgians 24-01-2005 |
The plans are set for the Flanders Indoor Championships. Top Belgian athletes will be aiming to achieve the minimum number of entries to qualify for the European Championships in Madrid.
The Flanders Indoor meeting of 6 February in the Topsporthal Vlaanderen in Ghent promises to be yet another very exciting event. At the press conference that was held on Wednesday in the offices of the KBC, Christoph Impens and Wilfried Meert were not yet able to release the full list of international stars, but it was very clear that the focus will also be on the top Belgian athletes. Our top players will be aiming in fact to achieve the minimum number of entries in order to qualify for the European Championships in Madrid.
Number one crowd puller of course is Kim Gevaert. This Sports Personality of the year 2004 and outgoing European 60-metres indoor champion will be competing in her favourite event against athletes such as the French Sylviane Felix, Vida Anim from Ghana, The British girls Maduaka and Kwayke and the Finnish Manninen.
Veerle Dejaeghere will be competing in the 3,000 metres against the Polish Chojecka, the Spanish Fuentes-Pila and the Portuguese girls Saceamento and Bastos. Tia Hellebaut will be competing in the high jump against the Spanish duo Mendia and Beita, Jones from Britain, the German Herrmann and the Jamaican Beautle.
In the men's events, all eyes will of course be on Joeri Jansen, who will be making his debut in the 1,500 metres. With competitors such as Parra, Redolat and Fernandez from Spain, Kipchirchir and Yiampoy from Kenya and Stouti from Morocco, Jansen will have his hands more than full.
Heavily subscribed events are the men's 60 metres with athletes such as the Nigerian Aliu, the Cuban Mayola, The British Lewis-Francis and Lambert, the French Pognon and Nkansah from Ghana, plus the 800 metres where we will see the Kenyan Mutua, the Dutch athletes Som and Okken, Reina, Quesada and Olmedo from Spain all competing against top Belgian athletes led by Tom Omey.
Other men's events on the programme are a 200 metres event, a 3,000 metres and triple jump. For women there is also an 800 metres event with Sandra Stals among others.
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