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2017년 6월 20일 화요일

2001 world track and field championship series Japanese team

2001 world track and field championship series Japanese team

I organized the team of 50 people (31 boys, 19 girls), and Japan participated in the eighth world track and field championship series held in Canada Edmonton on August 12 from August 3, 2001.

World track and field championship series Japan team

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Dai Tamesue of the men's 400 meters hurdle won a bronze medal with a silver medal Koji Murofushi of the boy hammer throw and Reiko Tosa of the women marathon. In addition, sixth place, Tetsu Yanagisawa of the men's 20 kilometer walk won the eighth place with the seventh place a boy 4*100m relay (Ryo Matsuda, Shingo Suetsugu, Toshiyuki Fujimoto, Nobuharu Asahara) fifth place, Yoshiki Morishita fourth place, Shigeru Aburaya of the men marathon Yoko Shibui of the women marathon each.

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Result

Boy

q The passage by the record Q The passage by the order PB Self-record SB The season best
Player Item Primary qualifier The second qualifier / qualifier The semifinals The final
Record Order Record Order Record Order Record Order
Nobuharu Asahara 100m 10.25 (-0.4) Q Six sets of first place 10.06 Q Four sets of second place 10.33 (-1.2) One set of seventh place (14) -
安井章泰 100m 10.51 (+0.7) Eight sets of fourth place -
Hiroyasu Tsuchie 100m 10.54 (0.0) Ten sets of fourth place -
Shingo Suetsugu 200m 20.53 (+0.3) Q One set of first place 20.48 (+1.1) Q Two sets of fourth place 20.39 (+0.7) One set of sixth place (10) -
Toshiyuki Fujimoto 200m 20.77 (+0.1) Q Four sets of fourth place 20.78 (-0.3) Q Three sets of fourth place 20.56 (+1.0)PB One set of sixth place (13) -
Ryo Matsuda 200m 20.79 (+0.5) q Seven sets of fifth place One set of DQ -
Kenji Tabata 400m 46.68 Two sets of seventh place -
Takahiko Yamamura 400m 47.22 Three sets of sixth place -
Jun Osakada 400m 46.86 Seven sets of seventh place -
Toshinari Takaoka 10,000m 28:13.99 The 15th place
Naoki Sandai 10,000m 28:42:68 The 22nd place
Shigeru Aburaya Marathon 2:14:07 The fifth place
Yoshiki Morishita Marathon 2:17:05 The eighth place
Takayuki Nishida Marathon 2:17:24 The ninth place
Atsushi Fujita Marathon 2:18:23 The twelfth place
Kenichi Takahashi Marathon 2:24:41 The 26th place
Masato Naito 110mH 13.80 (+0.1) q One set of fourth place 13.73 (+1.0) One set of sixth place -
Satoshi Tanikawa 110mH 13.85 (+1.7) Three sets of fifth place -
Hideaki Kawamura 400mH 50.61 One set of fifth place -
Dai Tamesue 400mH 49.45 Q Three sets of first place 48.10 Q, NR Three sets of second place 47.89 NR The third place
Masaru Yoshizawa 400mH 50.32 Five sets of sixth place -
Iwamizu Yoshitaka 3000mSC 8.45.25 One set of tenth place -
Ryo Matsuda
Shingo Suetsugu
Toshiyuki Fujimoto
Nobuharu Asahara


 4*100m relay 38.67 Q, SB
Matsuda, Suetsugi
Fujimoto, morning Hara

 Two sets of second place 38.54 Q, SB
Matsuda, Suetsugi
Fujimoto, morning Hara

 One set of second place 38.96
Matsuda, Suetsugi
Fujimoto, morning Hara

 The fourth place
Kenji Tabata
Jun Osakada
Dai Tamesue
邑木隆二


 4*400m relay 3:02.75 SB
Tabata, Kosaka field
Tamesue, 邑木

 One set of fourth place -
Tetsu Yanagisawa 20 km walk 1:22:11 The seventh place
Yoshimi Hara 50 kilometer walk 3:58:47 The 17th place
Fumio Imamura 50 kilometer walk 4:12:28 The 29th place
Manabu Yokoyama Pole vault NM There is no Class A record -
Daisuke Watanabe Long jump 7.37 The Class B thirteenth place -
Takanori Sugibayashi Triple jump 16.41 The Class B ninth place -
Koji Murofushi Hammer throw 78.06 q The Class B sixth place 82.92 The second place
Koji Saito 100m T11 11.83 (-0.9) The third place
廣道純 1,500m T54 3.08.24 The fourth place
(in) the wind velocity and overall order

Girl

q The passage by the record Q The passage by the order PB Self-record SB The season best
Player Item Primary qualifier The second qualifier / qualifier The semifinals The final
Record Order Record Order Record Order Record Order
Haruko Okamoto 5,000m 15:23.93 PB Two sets of tenth place -
Haruko Okamoto 10,000m 32:14:56 The ninth place
Mizuki Noguchi 10,000m 32:19:94 The thirteenth place
Kozaki まり 10,000m 32:39:17 The 19th place
Reiko Tosa Marathon 2:26:06 The second place
Yoko Shibui Marathon 2:26:33 The fourth place
Kazumi Matsuo Marathon 2:29:57 The ninth place
Rie Matsuoka Marathon 2:34:45 The 22nd place
Takami Ominami Marathon 2:42:25 The 37th place
Miho Sugimori
Kazue Kakinuma
信岡沙希重
Makiko Yoshida


 4*400m relay 3:33.51 SB
Sugimori, Kakinuma
信岡, Yoshida

 Two sets of sixth place -
Kaori Nikaido 20 km walk 1:40:57 The 24th place
Tadamasa Yoshiko 20 km walk DQ
Miki Imai High jump 1.85 The Class A eighth place -
Maho Hanaoka Long jump 6.43 The Class A eighth place -
Kumiko Ikeda Long jump 6.49 q The Class A sixth place 6.44 The eleventh place
Masumi Aya Hammer throw 58.84 The Class A 15th place -
Takako Miyake The javelin 56.05 The Class A ninth place -
Wakako Tsuchida 800m T54 1.56.07 The second place
(in) the wind velocity and overall order

References

  • History of Japan Association of Athletic Federations 80 editing Committee "history of Japan Association of Athletic Federations 80" Japan Association of Athletic Federations 2005

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2017년 1월 31일 화요일

Kazumi Matsuo (track-and-field athlete)

Kazumi Matsuo (track-and-field athlete)

The former Japan girl track and field (long-distance running, marathon) player who Kazumi Matsuo (waiting Kazumi, present family name, Sakamoto.on April 18, 1974 -) was from Kobe-shi, Hyogo, and played an active part from the late 1990s through early 2000s. Representative 2001 Edmonton World Championships in Athletics women marathon. It is Tenmaya Department Store position at the time of the active play.

Brief career history

Via Kobe City Tarumizu Junior High School, Suma girls' high school (existing Suma school Senior High School), Tokyo University of Agriculture junior college, Tenmaya Department Store enters the company in 95. Naoko Sakamoto of the Athens Olympics women marathon seventh place winning prize, Rie Matsuoka and others of the Edmonton World Championships in Athletics women marathon 22nd place belonged to Eri Yamaguchi, the younger student of the Sydney Olympics women marathon seventh place winning prize to a senior of Tenmaya Department Store in 2004 in 2000.

It is said that the pattern that is the first marathon decided start for the retirement readiness by Hokkaido marathon of August, 1999 without being able to leave a conspicuous grade by the track and field after entering member of society. However, I defeated Tomoe Abe who was a favorite in close competition in Hokkaido and carried out marathon's first championship suddenly in fast sailing, goal time of two hours 32 minutes 14 seconds. I am appointed by the exercise partner before Sydney Olympics of Eri Yamaguchi and will continue active play afterwards.

The second marathon wins the championship at Berlin marathon of September, 2000, the following day, thyme of two hours 26 minutes 15 seconds again. I accomplished Japanese first championship by 2 straight victories and Berlin marathon by oneself marathon.

The third marathon Nagoya international women marathon (planned start, but is absent from the meeting of the last year) of March, 2001. While a lap time every 5 kilos continues chopping the 17 minutes level from the early stages of the race to the latter half, as for the leader, an unhurried pace continued, but Matsuo gradually speeds it up by oneself so that 35 kilos of the race end game is over. It became the match race with Takami Ominami, but Matsuo pushed Ominami after entering the Mizuho land sports stadium and achieved a marathon 3 straight victory afterwards in two hours 26 minutes 01 seconds in personal best time.

The fourth marathon was women marathon to be carried out on the last day of the World Championships in Athletics Edmonton meeting of August, 2001. A marathon 4 straight victory of Matsuo was expected, but it becomes the race in the poor physical condition due to the fever just before a public performance and falls off a championship fight near the middle stage. It ended in the ninth place of result two hours 29 minutes 57 seconds, and the marathon 4 straight victory did not become (others Reiko Tosa is a second place winning prize, and, as for championship, as for silver medal acquisition, Yoko Shibui, the Japan women's team still acquires a gold medal a fourth place winning prize gold medal acquisition in Lidia Simon).

In January, 2002, I expressed retirement taking advantage of marriage suddenly. After retirement, I am active by a guest runner or the lecture of the marathon meet.

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2016년 9월 26일 월요일

List of people from Nara

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