Sentences with phrase «m bronze medallist»

USA's Olympic 10,000 m silver medallist Galen Rupp led at the bell, but he was caught on the back straight and despite a bit of a trip on the final bend Kenya's world 10,000 m bronze medallist Paul Tanui stayed on his feet and came through for third in a 13:00.53 personal best as Alamirew clocked a 13:00.21 season's best.

Olympic marathon silver medallist Eunice Jepkirui Kirwa and 10,000 m bronze medallist Tamirat Tola will be among the elite runners on the start line of the Vodafone Istanbul Half Marathon, an IAAF Gold Label Road Race, on April 30.

As with any three - car comparison test, there's no unanimous agreement on all fronts, although there was no debate the Impreza was the bronze medallist.

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The squad are coached by Andrew Rushton, Commonwealth games silver medallist and bronze medal winner at the world championships in January.

We are very excited to announce BUCS Premier South champions Oxford University Men's Blues hockey team will be playing a one off friendly match against London 2012 Olympic Bronze Medallists, GB Women.

The 24 - year - old has already set her sights on Tokyo 2020 and an Olympic medal but to get ready for the move up in weight class, revealed she has been sparring her male teammates on the England squad — including bronze medallist Luke McCormack — to prepare for bigger opponents.

London 2012 bronze medallist Tom Daley has been officially selected to represent Team GB at the rio 2016 Olympic Games this summer.

Claire is an Olympic bronze medallist after enjoying success as part of Eve Muirhead's rink at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games.

Thornley was also a World bronze medallist in the eight in 2011 and a European bronze medallist, with Grainger, in the double scull in 2015.

World Cross senior silver winner, Paul Tanui, All Africa Games silver medallist, Bedan Karoki, Osaka 2007 Worlds bronze winner, Martin Mathathi, former world 10000m junior champion, Josphat Bett and the runner he led across the tape, Titus Mbishei at the 2008 event in Bydgoszcz Titus Mbishei were also included.

Dan Bramble was fifth in the long jump while Allan Smith was the best performing Brit in the high jump final, clearing a season's best 2.27 m in fifth after Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz had three failed clearances at 2.21 m and placed 12th.

Chelsea's squad includes Katie Chapman, Eniola Aluko and Claire Rafferty, while Laura Bassett, Alex Greenwood and Ellen White are among the World Cup bronze medallists who could feature for Notts County.

«I think I'm in good shape,» said Schippers, who will race against 200m silver medallist Marie - Josée Ta Lou and bronze medallist Shaunae Miller - Uibo as well as Britain's Asha Philip, Desiree Henry and Dina Asher - Smith.

Sophie Hitchon was pleased to win another British hammer title but the national record - holder and Olympic bronze medallist was disappointed with her best of 67.58 m. Together with her season's best of 73.97 m from May, it was enough to secure Hitchon's spot for the World Championships, however, as she got gold ahead of Rachel Hunter with 63.27 m and Sarah Holt with 61.53 m.

With Commonwealth Games bronze and silver medals from the double trap already in her collection, shooter Rachel Parish will be looking to complete the set on the Gold Coast, while 2014 silver medallist Matt French and two - time Commonwealth gold medallist Steve Scott are ones to watch in the men's double trap.

Finishing second on the day, just ahead of the Italian silver medallists, were Frenchmen Gabriel Skoczek and Yann Rocherieux who won bronze.

Beijing bronze medallist Bryony Shaw struck silver in the RS: X women's windsurfing event after being guaranteed a podium finish heading into the final day of racing.

Damon Sansum, world silver medallist in 2015 also secured bronze in the -80 kg category, meaning the British team have secured their best - ever medal haul at a World Championships, their previous high being four in 2011.

And there was more success for our Team GB Olympians in the men's event as London 2012 team bronze medallist Sam Oldham won parallel bars gold, with Tbilisi 2015 European Youth Olympic Festival champion Joe Fraser winning his first all - around title on Saturday.

Having seen his elite fighters return four medals at the 2011 World Championships - where 2008 Olympic bronze medallist Stevenson won a second title in Korea - Hall believes everything is on track for Olympic success.

Poland's world silver medallist Adam Kszczot pipped Kenya's Kipyegon Bett in the 800m — a strong surge seeing the winner clock 1:44.36 to Bett's 1:44.44 as world bronze medallist Amel Tuka was third in 1:44.54.

Kenya's Olympic bronze medallist Edwin Soi was third in 13:17.17 as Ndiku eventually finished 11th in 13:32.35.

He was followed by Morocco's world bronze medallist Abdalaati Iguider in 3:33.10.

In Pool B, Scotland were unable to keep the run going as they suffered a 6 - 1 reverse to 2014 bronze medallists New Zealand — Alison Howie scoring for the Scots.

There was little sign of an injury hangover for Olympic bronze medallist Amy Tinkler as she and the rest of the British women's squad followed their male counterparts with strong qualifying displays at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

Whitlock, who became Britain's first Olympic gymnastics champion in Rio last year, will be joined by Olympic high bar bronze medallist Nile Wilson and European all - around bronze medallist James Hall at the seven - day event.

Also in action are Olympic silver medallist Erik Kynard and Olympic bronze medallist and home favourite Robbie Grabarz, who returned from injury to claim a silver medal at the World Indoor Championships in Portland.

In the shot put, she is also now receiving some advice from Shaun Pickering, a Commonwealth bronze medallist in the shot 20 years ago.

Also featuring double Olympic medallist Lutalo Muhammad and Rio bronze medallist Bianca Walkden, this month's event will be the first time London has hosted a World Grand Prix.

In this category things were very tight at the top and pole vaulter Molly Caudery was narrowly voted No. 1, ahead of European junior 1500m bronze medallist Harriet Knowles - Jones.

The likes of world bronze medallist Martin Stamper, German Open winner Damon Sansum, Bianca Walkden and Welsh teenager Jade Jones will all be in action at Sportcity from May 3 - 6, along with Dutch Open champion Aaron Cook, who has been training outside the GB Academy fold, but returns to the squad to defend his European title.

USA's Erik Kynard was second with 2.35 m ahead of Zhang Guowei's 2.32 m. Britain's Olympic bronze and world indoor silver medallist Robbie Grabarz went over 2.29 m for fourth, while British indoor champion Chris Baker was joint fifth with 2.26 m.

Although Bromell's win was clear, the rest of the field was subjected to a tense wait while the minor medallists were determined, silver going to Powell and bronze to Ramon Gittens thanks to his 6.51 Barbados indoor record, with just 0.09 separating the winner from the eighth - placer to equal 2014 in being the closest world indoor 60m final in history.

Jamaica's Commonwealth bronze medallist Janieve Russell won the first Diamond League race of the evening, the 400m hurdles, in 54.16, while South Africa's Rushwal Samaai equalled the long jump meeting record with 8.38 m to beat Fabrice Lapierre by 2 cm.

Two athletes made the automatic qualifying mark of 6.70 m in the women's long jump — Serbia's world bronze medallist Ivana Španović (6.77 m) and Russia's two - time European indoor champion Darya Klishina.

France's world fifth - placer Pierre - Ambroise Bosse won the 800m in 1:44.51 from Olympic 1500m champion Taoufik Makhloufi with 1:44.91, as world bronze medalist Amel Tuka was third and Olympic silver medallist Nijel Amos finished sixth.

In the high jump Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz and British team - mate Tom Parsons couldn't share their success as they both failed to clear 2.28 m and make the final.

Katharine Merry, the Sydney 2000 Olympic 400m bronze medallist, is not only stepping up in distance by taking on the Simplyhealth Great North Run on September 10, but she's also going to be a Duracell bunny pacer as she helps others to hit their running goals.

She beat the likes of Olympic champion Jenn Suhr in front of a home crowd and Olympic silver medallist Yarisley Silva, both with a best of 4.70 m. Joining Murer in her world - leading ways was Olympic bronze medallist Linda Stahl who threw 67.32 m in the third round to win the javelin, while Kimberly Williams won the triple jump with a best of 14.31 m (+2.1) in the second round.

Poland's world indoor and outdoor bronze medallist Piotr Lisek and Czech European silver medallist Jan Kudlicka placed joint fourth on 5.75 m, while Canada's world champion Shawn Barber could only place 10th after three failures at 5.65 m.

The Olympic high jump bronze medallist from London 2012 is satisfied with his progression heading into the World Indoor Championships

Chris Baker, the revelation of the season in the high jump after his 2.36 m sent him to second on the world rankings, is another title - winning contender and he is joined by Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz.

GB's Olympic 4x400m bronze medallist Anyika Onuora is part of a 400m field also featuring Jamaica's Stephenie Ann - McPherson.

After placing eighth to finish as the top Briton in the competition at the Olympic Games last summer, Sawyers has since relocated to train with Athens Olympic heptathlon bronze medallist Kelly Sotherton and the 22 - year - old is hoping the collaboration can help her to more success in 2017.

Also at the meet on Saturday (IAAF World Indoor Tour opener) will be hurdler Sydney McLaughlin, who will run the 400m leg for the USA All - Star Distance Medley Relay team that includes the previously announced 2016 Olympic bronze medallists Jenny Simpson and Emma Coburn, as well as 2013 IAAF World Championships bronze medallist Brenda Martinez.

Olympic bronze medallist Ivana Spanovic won the long jump with 6.90 m from Britain's Lorraine Ugen with 6.80 m, while Shara Proctor finished fourth with 6.55 m. Spain's Olympic champion Ruth Beitia claimed another victory as she cleared 1.98 m in the high jump, while Jakub Vadlejch of Czech Republic beat Germany's Julian Weber and Olympic champion Thomas Rohler in the javelin with a PB of 88.02 m.

Caterine Ibarguen continued her winning ways in the triple jump but it didn't go all her own way as world indoor bronze medallist Kimberly Williams leapt into the lead with a meeting record 14.56 m in the final round before Ibarguen bettered it with her winning 14.63 m.

Age: 33 Home town: Stranraer Event: Men's Double Trap Tim Kneale is the current men's double trap world record holder and is a Commonwealth Games bronze medallist from 2010, an event where he represented the Isle of Man.

World and Olympic bronze medallist Lijiao Gong was second with a 19.65 season's best.

The judging panel is chaired by Olympic bronze medallist Sarah Winckless MBE.