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| May 24, 2005 | Tuesday | Rabi-us-Sani 15, 1426 |
Greene suffers shock 100m defeat
CARSON (California), May 23: Former Olympic 100 metres champion Maurice Greene suffered a shock defeat in the Adidas Track Classic at the Home Depot Center on Sunday in a race marred by equipment problems and two false starts. Greene finished fourth in a race won by fellow American Leonard Scott, who recorded an impressive 10.03 seconds running into a stiff headwind.
Olympic champion Jeremy Wariner won the men’s 400 metres in 44.53 seconds with key rival and Olympic silver medallist Otis Harris trailing in last after appearing to be unsettled by a false start.
Olympic gold medallist Veronica Campbell powered to victory in the women’s 100 metres in 10.96 seconds, the fastest time in the world this year. The 23-year-old Jamaican won gold in the 200 metres in Athens plus bronze in the 100 metres.
Olympic champion Joanna Hayes won the women’s 100 metres hurdles in a time of 12.64 seconds, a world best mark for 2005.
Olympic silver medallist Bernard Lagat produced the fastest time by an American this year in winning the men’s 1500 metres.
The 30-year-old Lagat, who won his Olympic medal for Kenya, became a US citizen just under two months ago.
Leading results:
MEN’S:
100 metres: 1. Brian Lewis (US) 10.22 seconds; 2. Michael Frater (Jamaica) 10.26; 3. Joshua Johnson (US) 10.28.
200 metres: 1. Jimmie Hackley (US) 20.49 seconds; 2. Andre da Silva (Brazil) 20.55; 3. Bruno Pacheco (Brazil) 20.57.
400 metres: 1. Tyler Christopher (Canada) 44.72 seconds; 2. Davian Clarke (Jamaica) 44.92; 3. Leonard Byrd (US) 45.09.
800 metres: 1. Fabiano Pecanha (Brazil) one minute 45.40 seconds; 2. Samwel Mwera (Tanzania) 1:45.52; 3. Osmar dos Santos (Brazil) 1:45.62.
1500 metres: 1. William Chirchir (Kenya) three minutes 39.30 seconds; 2. Benson Marrianyi Esho (Kenya) 3:40.11; 3. Hudson de Souza (Brazil) 3:41.21.
110 metres hurdles: 1. Redelen dos Santos (Brazil) 13.30 seconds; 2. Mateus Inocencio (Brazil) 13.40; 3. Joel Brown (US) 13.44.
Pole vault: 1.Brad Walker (US) 5.80 metres; 2. Jeff Hartwig (US) 5.40; 3. Piotr Buciarski (Denmark) 5.20.
Triple jump: 1. Jadel Gregorio (Brazil) 17.40 metres; 2. Walter Davis (US) 17.29; 3. Julien Kapek (France) 16.74.
WOMEN’S:
200 metres: 1. Cydonie Mothersill (Cayman Islands) 22.72 seconds; 2. Lucimar de Moura (Brazil) 22.86; 3. Beverly McDonald (Jamaica) 22.98.
400 metres: 1. Christine Amertil (Bahamas) 50.65 seconds; 2. Aliann Pompey (Guyana) 51.43; 3. Karen Shinkins (Ireland) 51.59.
800 metres: 1. Marian Burnett (Guyana) two minutes 01.76 seconds; 2. Michelle Ballantine (Jamaica) 2:01.80; 3. Letitia Vriesde (Surinam) 2:02.57.
100 metres hurdles: 1. Lacena Golding-Clarke (Jamaica) 12.75 seconds; 2. Nadine Faustin (Haiti) 12.85; 3. Aurelia Trywianska (Poland) 12.93.
400 metres hurdles: 1. Lashinda Demus (US) 53.56 seconds; 2. Sandra Glover (US) 54.09; 3. Lucimar Teodoro (Brazil) 56.34.
3000 metres steeplechase: 1. Mardrea Hyman (Jamaica) nine minutes 46.97 seconds; 2. Korine Hinds (Jamaica) 9:54.99; 3. Analia Rosa (Portugal) 10:11.19.
Triple jump: 1. Trecia Smith (Jamaica) 14.81 metres; 2. Suzette Lee (Jamaica) 14.08; 3. Keila Costa (Brazil) 13.79.
Shot put: 1. Valerie Vili (New Zealand) 19.41 metres; 2. Yumileidi Cumba (Cuba) 19.06; 3. Natalya Khoroneko (Belarus) 18.38.—Reuters
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