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Natoya Goule, 800m bronze medalist at the Commonwealth Games, broke her national record in 1: 56.15 minutes after finishing third in the Monaco Monegasque League yesterday, while no Jamaican n & # 39, won the victory.
Caster Semenya, Noah Lyles, Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Sergey Shubenkov and Marie-Josée Ta Lou. But that's the devastating world record of Beatrice Chepkoech in the 3000m steeplechase that highlighted the encounter.
Kenyan Chepkoech clocked 8: 44.32 minutes and won over 16 seconds to clear the previous mark of 8: 52.78 by Ruth Jebet Courtney Frerichs, silver medalist at the US World Championships, was second in North American record in 9: 00.85, while Jamaican national record holder Aisha Praught-Leer finished 13th with 9: 25.48, far from her personal best. : 19.29
Nearly an hour later, Little Ghoul, who lowered Kenia Sinclair's long-standing record of 1: 57.88 to 1: 57.69 in June, continued her rich form of form. She took a big chunk of her national record in 1: 56.15 for the third.
South African Semenya won in a record of 1: 54.60 minutes, which was just outside his personal best of 1: 54.25. Francine Niyonsaba of Burundi was second in 1: 55.96, with US record holder Ajee Wilson fourth in 1: 56.45.
27-year-old Goule now has the fifth fastest time in the world and is the third fastest woman this season. Only Semenya and Niyonsaba went faster.
Meanwhile, Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas, who told Jamaica Observer recently that the 200m world record of 21.34 is more likely to be reached than the 400m of 47, 60, below 49 seconds, 48.97 for a new national record and a new record. Sanya Richards-Ross, the American of Jamaican descent, earned 48.83 points in 2009.
Salwa Eid Nbader (Bahrain), 20, was second at 49.08 and for the nth once she reduced her national record. , which is also an Asian zone record. American Shakima Wimbley was third in 50.85.
American rising star Noah Lyles climbed to an impressive record of 19.65 (0.9 mps), a personal best, while she left behind the world champion Ramil Guliyev from Turkey with 19.99. 19659003] Jamaica's two-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson finished third in the 100m in 11.02 seconds, in a race won by Marie-Josée Ta Lou of Cote d 'Ivoire in 10.89. Her compatriot Murielle Ahoure was second in 11.01 seconds, and US champion Jenna Prandini was fourth in 11.09. Dafne Schippers of Holland was fifth at 11.12.
In the men's 110 hurdles, Jamaica's slow parachute, Hansle Parchment, was fourth in 13.21. The event was won by the authorized neutral athlete (ANA) Sergey Shubenkov in 13.07. The Spaniard Orlando Ortega was second in 13.18.
Earlier, Jamaican Yanique Thompson ranked third in a 100m hurdles event in the Diamond League in 12.92. The American queen Harrison won 12.64 seconds ahead of her compatriot Dawn Harper-Nelson in 12.90. Jamaican Shimayra Williams finished eighth in 13.36
Danniel Thomas-Dodd, Commonwealth Games Champion of Jamaica, finished eighth in the women's shot put with a throw of 17.74m, well below the national record and 19.36 m. The Chinese Gong Lijiao won 20.31 m in front of American Raven Saunders with the best 19.67 m of the season
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