2017 IAAF World U18 Championships – Boys' 100 metres

Boys' 100 metres
at the 2017 IAAF World U18 Championships
VenueMoi International Sports Centre
Dates12 July
Competitors37 from 28 nations
Winning time10.57
Medalists
gold medal Tshenolo Lemao   South Africa
silver medal Retshidisitswe Mlenga   South Africa
bronze medal Tyreke Wilson   Jamaica
2017 World Youth
Championships in Athletics
Track events
100 mboysgirls
200 mboysgirls
400 mboysgirls
800 mboysgirls
1500 mboysgirls
3000 mboysgirls
5000 mboysgirls
100 m hurdlesgirls
110 m hurdlesboys
400 m hurdlesboysgirls
2000 m s'chaseboysgirls
Medley relayboysgirls
5000 m walkgirls
10,000 m walkboys
Field events
Long jumpboysgirls
Triple jumpboysgirls
High jumpboysgirls
Pole vaultboysgirls
Shot putboysgirls
Discus throwboysgirls
Javelin throwboysgirls
Hammer throwboysgirls
Combined events
Heptathlongirls
Decathlonboys

The boys' 100 metres at the 2017 IAAF World U18 Championships was held on 12 July.

Records

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

World Youth Best  Anthony Schwartz (USA) 10.15 Gainesville, Florida, United States 31 March 2017
Championship Record  Abdul Hakim Sani Brown (JPN) 10.28 Cali, Colombia 15 July 2015
World Youth Leading  Anthony Schwartz (USA) 10.15 Gainesville, Florida, United States 31 March 2017

Heats

Qualification rule: first 4 of each heat (Q) and the next 4 fastest qualified.[1]

Rank Heat Lane Name Nationality Time Notes
1 1 5 Retshidisitswe Mlenga  South Africa 10.48 Q
2 3 5 Tshenolo Lemao  South Africa 10.54 Q
3 2 2 Luis Brandner  Germany 10.54 Q, PB
4 2 7 Vasyl Makukh  Ukraine 10.59 Q, PB
5 4 5 Mohamed Zekraoui  Algeria 10.59 Q, PB
6 5 7 Tyreke Wilson  Jamaica 10.60 Q
7 4 8 Adrian Curry  Bahamas 10.61 Q
8 4 3 Abdu Marzouq  Saudi Arabia 10.68 Q, PB
9 3 6 Nick Kocevar  Germany 10.68 Q, PB
10 1 3 Arielton dos Santos  Brazil 10.73 Q
11 4 6 Tobias Larsen  Denmark 10.73 Q, PB
12 5 2 Danelson Mahautiere  Dominica 10.74 Q, PB
13 1 7 Joel Johnson  Bahamas 10.77 Q
14 5 3 Elijah Matayo  Kenya 10.78 Q, PB
15 3 4 Oleksandr Savenko  Ukraine 10.79 Q
16 3 7 Huang Yonglian  China 10.79 Q
17 2 3 Mojela Koneshe  Lesotho 10.80 Q, PB
18 1 4 Suo Hanbo  China 10.85 Q
19 2 1 Muhammad Sa'adon  Malaysia 10.89 Q
20 4 7 Rodrigo Guzmán  Mexico 10.89 q
21 4 4 Tse Yee Hin Rico  Hong Kong 10.89 q
22 2 4 Mehdi Nait Abdelaziz  Algeria 10.92 q
23 5 6 Joshua Han Wei Chua  Singapore 10.94 Q
24 1 8 Theron Human  Namibia 11.03 q
25 5 8 Gurindervir Singh  India 11.07
26 2 5 Fabrizio Aquino  Paraguay 11.09
27 3 2 Ch. Palendra Kumar  India 11.10
28 1 2 Tajarie Arthurton  Saint Kitts and Nevis 11.12
29 5 5 Erik Cardoso  Brazil 11.20
30 2 6 Jean Ngoma Toko Wasala  Republic of the Congo 11.27 PB
31 5 4 Francesco Sansovini  San Marino 11.38
32 4 2 Issiaka Djire  Mali 11.41 PB
33 3 8 Mohamed Dahalane  Comoros 11.49 PB
34 3 3 Yusufjon Bekmurodov  Tajikistan 11.61 PB
35 1 6 Daniel Tajar  South Sudan 11.82 PB
2 8 Enoch Adegoke  Nigeria DNS
3 1 Gershon Omubo  Nigeria DNS

Semifinals

Qualification rule: first 2 of each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest qualified.[2]

Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes
1 2 Retshidisitswe Mlenga  South Africa 10.37 Q, PB
2 3 Tyreke Wilson  Jamaica 10.47 Q
3 3 Tshenolo Lemao  South Africa 10.50 Q
4 1 Arielton dos Santos  Brazil 10.56 Q, PB
5 3 Nick Kocevar  Germany 10.57 Q, PB
6 2 Adrian Curry  Bahamas 10.59 Q
7 3 Abdu Marzouq  Saudi Arabia 10.61 q, PB
8 3 Huang Yonglian  China 10.62 PB
9 1 Luis Brandner  Germany 10.62 Q
10 2 Suo Hanbo  China 10.65 PB
11 1 Mohamed Zekraoui  Algeria 10.67
12 2 Danelson Mahautiere  Dominica 10.67 PB
13 1 Joel Johnson  Bahamas 10.68 PB
14 1 Tobias Larsen  Denmark 10.74
15 3 Elijah Matayo  Kenya 10.74 PB
16 1 Tse Yee Hin Rico  Hong Kong 10.77
17 2 Muhammad Sa'adon  Malaysia 10.80 PB
18 1 Oleksandr Savenko  Ukraine 10.82
19 2 Theron Human  Namibia 10.84
20 1 Rodrigo Guzmán  Mexico 10.86
21 3 Mehdi Nait Abdelaziz  Algeria 10.97
22 3 Joshua Han Wei Chua  Singapore 11.05
23 2 Vasyl Makukh  Ukraine 11.41
2 Mojela Koneshe  Lesotho DQ

Final

[3]

Rank Name Nationality Reaction Time Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Tshenolo Lemao  South Africa 0.186 10.57
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Retshidisitswe Mlenga  South Africa 0.195 10.61
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Tyreke Wilson  Jamaica 0.213 10.65
4 Arielton dos Santos  Brazil 0.205 10.73
5 Nick Kocevar  Germany 0.233 10.83
6 Adrian Curry  Bahamas 0.288 10.86
7 Abdu Marzouq  Saudi Arabia 0.211 11.01
8 Luis Brandner  Germany 0.244 11.13

References

  1. ^ "100 Metres Boys - Round 1" (PDF). World Athletics. 12 July 2017.
  2. ^ "100 Metres Boys - Semi-Final" (PDF). World Athletics. 12 July 2017.
  3. ^ "100 Metres Boys - Final" (PDF). World Athletics. 12 July 2017.
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