World Junior Leaders — Men

compiled by T&FN Staff

(marks received and verified by December 31, 2018)

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(¶ = record performance)  (i=mark made indoors)

 

Track Events
100 10.09(A) Anthony Schwartz (US)
(low-altitude) 10.11 Christopher Taylor (Jamaica)
200 20.35 Christopher Taylor (Jamaica)
400 44.88 Christopher Taylor (Jamaica)
800 1:45.56 Tolesa Bodena (Ethiopia)
1000 2:17.42 Solomon Lekuta (Kenya)
1500 3:31.18 Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway)
Mile 3:51.26 Samuel Tefera (Ethiopia)
St 8:16.97 Leonard Bett (Kenya)
3000 7:36.64i Selemon Barega (Ethiopia)
(outdoor) 7:37.53 Barega
5000 12:43.02 ¶ Selemon Barega (Ethiopia)
10,000 27:13.01 Stanley Mburu Waithama (Kenya)
110H 12.99 ¶= Damion Thomas (Jamaica)
(international) 13.44 Thomas
400H 49.32(A) Sokwakhana Zazini (South Africa)
(low-altitude) 49.42 Zazini
Road Events
Marathon 2:12:39 Hiribo Shano (Ethiopia)
10W 40:07 Yao Zhang (China)
Relay Events
4 x 100 38.88 United States
4 x 400 3:03.79 Calabar HS (Jamaica)
4 x 800 7:39.28 Green Hope, Cary, North Carolina
Field Events
HJ 7-5 | 2.26 Roberto Vilches (Mexico)
PV 19-10¼ | 6.05 ¶ Mondo Duplantis (Sweden)
LJ 26-7¾ | 8.12 Maykel Vidal (Cuba)
TJ 57-1½ | 17.41 Jordan Díaz (Cuba)
SP 72-5 | 22.07 Kyle Blignaut (South Africa)
(international) 66-11½ | 20.41 Tripp Piperi (US)
66-11½ | 20.41 Piperi
DT 218-1 | 66.47 Mouad Mohamed Ibrahim (Qatar)
(international) 203-6 | 62.03 Kristjan Čeh (Slovenia)
HT 266-9 | 81.32 Hrístos Frantzeskákis (Greece)
(international) 240-3 | 73.24 Jake Norris (Great Britain)
JT 254-6 | 77.59 Anro Van Eeden (South Africa)
Dec 8190 Ashley Moloney (Australia)
(international) 6980 Ahmed Al-Yassin (Saudi Arabia)