2011 World Youth Championships in Athletics – Girls' triple jump

Girls' triple jump at the 2011 World Youth Championships in Athletics
Venue	Stadium Lille Métropole
Dates	6 July (qualification) 8 July (final)
Competitors	32
Winning distance	13.62
Medalists
Sokhna Galle    France   Li Jingyu    China   Ana Peleteiro    Spain

2011 World Youth Championships in Athletics
Track events
100 m	boys	girls
200 m	boys	girls
400 m	boys	girls
800 m	boys	girls
1500 m	boys	girls
3000 m	boys	girls
100 m hurdles		girls
110 m hurdles	boys
400 m hurdles	boys	girls
2000 m steeplechase	boys	girls
Medley relay	boys	girls
5000 m walk		girls
10,000 m walk	boys
Field events
Long jump	boys	girls
Triple jump	boys
High jump	boys	girls
Pole vault	boys	girls
Shot put	boys	girls
Discus throw	boys	girls
Javelin throw	boys	girls
Hammer throw	boys	girls
Combined events
Heptathlon		girls
Octathlon	boys

The girls' triple jump at the 2011 World Youth Championships in Athletics was held at the Stadium Lille Métropole on 6 and 8 July.

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Sokhna Galle  France	Li Jingyu  China	Ana Peleteiro  Spain

Prior to the competition, the following records were as follows.

World Youth Best	Huang Qiuyan (CHN)	14.57	Shanghai, China	19 October 1997
Championship Record	Cristine Spataru (ROU)	13.86	Sherbrooke, Canada	11 July 2003
World Youth Leading	Khaddi Sagnia (SWE)	13.52	Sollentuna, Sweden	22 June 2011

Qualification rule: qualification standard 12.85 m or at least best 12 qualified.^[1]

Rank	Name	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Notes
1	Sokhna Galle	France	11.02	13.42		13.42	Q, PB
2	Li Jingyu	China	x	12.63	13.11	13.11	Q
3	Anna Krasutska	Ukraine	13.03			13.03	Q, PB
4	Paola Borović	Croatia	12.67	12.73	12.31	12.73	q
5	Francesca Lanciano	Italy	x	x	12.69	12.69	q, PB
6	Lynn Johnson	Sweden	x	12.63	x	12.63	q
7	Margarita Kuskova	Russia	12.26	x	12.56	12.56
8	Dilyara Abuova	Kazakhstan	12.45	11.93	11.05	12.45
9	Amira Bendrif	Morocco	12.19	12.44	12.43	12.44	PB
10	Ariadna Ramos	Spain	12.42	x	x	12.42
11	Laetitia Bruun	Denmark	12.29	x	x	12.29	PB
12	Elena Panțuroiu	Romania	x	x	12.19	12.19
13	Carla Forbes	United States	12.12	11.93	11.91	12.12
14	Mayra Chila	Ecuador	11.91	x	11.81	11.91
15	Parichat Sukthawisathitkun	Thailand	11.88	11.73	11.61	11.88
16	Terje Meister	Estonia	x	11.78	11.81	11.81

Rank	Name	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	Result	Notes
1	Khaddi Sagnia	Sweden	13.64			13.64	Q, WYL
2	Ana Peleteiro	Spain	13.02			13.02	Q
3	Dior Delophont	France	12.88			12.88	Q
4	Esra Emiroğlu	Turkey	12.74	12.59	12.84	12.84	q
5	Viktoria Leonova	Russia	12.51	12.58	12.80	12.80	q
6	Andreea Lefcenco	Romania	x	12.09	12.63	12.63	q
7	Hanna Keppler	Germany	12.41	x	12.56	12.56
8	Ottavia Cestonaro	Italy	x	12.55	x	12.55
9	Fu Luna	China	12.13	12.42	12.13	12.42
10	Jennifer Madu	United States	12.42	12.06	x	12.42
11	Daniela Jorquera	Chile	12.17	11.83	12.23	12.23
12	Elza Noriņa	Latvia	x	12.23	x	12.23
13	Thea LaFond	Dominica	11.67	x	12.15	12.15
14	Monika Baňovičová	Slovakia	11.82	12.05	11.48	12.05
15	Nastassia Liavonava	Belarus	x	11.89	x	11.89
16	Lerato Sechele	Lesotho	11.52	11.74	x	11.74

^[2]

Rank	Name	Nationality	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6	Result	Notes
	Sokhna Galle	Sweden	12.39	13.62	x	13.39	x	12.19	13.62
	Li Jingyu	China	x	13.29	x	13.57	13.39	x	13.57	PB
	Ana Peleteiro	Spain	12.92	12.88	12.51	12.56	12.77	12.63	12.92
4	Viktoria Leonova	Russia	x	12.85	12.66	12.92	x	12.30	12.92
5	Lynn Johnson	Sweden	12.90	12.76	x	12.91	x	x	12.91
6	Anna Krasutska	Ukraine	12.19	12.77	12.75	12.76	12.91	12.89	12.91
7	Esra Emiroğlu	Turkey	12.90	12.76	12.78	x	x	12.43	12.90
8	Paola Borović	Croatia	12.34	12.67	12.82	12.60	12.61	12.54	12.82
9	Khaddi Sagnia	Sweden	x	x	12.72				12.72
10	Dior Delophont	France	x	12.56	12.59				12.59
11	Francesca Lanciano	Italy	x	12.28	x				12.28
12	Andreea Lefcenco	Romania	12.27	x	12.20				12.27