Qatar’s junior athletics medal haul at the Arab Championships in Tunisia

Qatar’s junior athletics medal haul at the Arab Championships in Tunisia

atlheic-3The results of the 13th Arab Athletics Championships for juniors and young women, held in Tunisia from 20-23 July 2008, saw the host country finish first with 13 gold, 17 silver and 15 bronze medals. Sudan finished second with 11 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze medals, while Egypt finished third with 7 gold and 3 silver medals.

Qatar’s junior men’s and women’s team finished sixth with 2 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals. Qatari athlete Mohammed Ahmed Al Manai set a new national record in the decathlon with 6619 points, while Qatar’s junior women set three new national records: Sheikha Saqr Al Dosari set a national record in the javelin throw with a distance of 25.47m, Amina Ahmed Al Manai set a new record in the shot put with a distance of 8.32m, and the third record was set by Judit Grande in the long jump with a distance of

 Results of our men in the 13th Arab Athletics Championships for juniors in Tunisia, 2008

Name

Event

Result

Notes

Charles Biet Kush

5000m

16:05.98

Gold

Mohammed Ahmed Al Manai

Decathlon

6619 pts

Gold  and a national record in the decathlon

and a junior long jump record of 6.80 m

Thamer Nasser Thani

100m

10.84

Silver

Musab Abdulrahman Balla

800m

1:53.16

Silver

Salman Ahmed Al Manai

High jump

2.11 m

Silver

Charles Biet Kush

1500m

3:47.59

Silver

Jaber Jassim Al Mahandi

Javelin throw

53.33 m

Bronze

Uda Amer Ahmed

Hammer throw

57.68 m

Bronze

Qatar team

Jamal Hussein + Abubaker Al Haj

Salman Al Manai + Musab Abdulrahman

4 x 400m

3:20.86

Bronze

Muath Abdulrahman Balla

3000m steeplechase

10:29.75

5th in the final

Ismail Mohammed Qassim

Shot put

15.76 m

5th in the final

Saif Sabah Khairallah

110m hurdles

14.93

5th in the final

Jamal Hussein Omar

400m hurdles

55.6

5th in the final

Thamer Nasser Thani

200m

22.05

5th in the final

Mohammed Mohammed Ibrahim Qaida

Javelin throw

51.82 m

5th in the final

Al Mustafa Abdulmoneim Bakheet

Shot put

15.00 m

7th in the final

Jamal Hussein Omar

110m hurdles

15.25

7th in the final

Abubaker Omar Al Haj

400m

51.21

7th in the final

Al Mustafa Abdulmoneim Bakheet

Discus throw

42.40 m

9th in the final

Thamer Nasser Thani

200m

22.00

2nd in heats, qualified for the final

Mohammed Ziat

200m

23.04

4th in heats, did not qualify for the final

Mohammed Walid Jassim

100m

11.35

4th in heats, did not qualify for the final

Thamer Nasser Thani

100m

10.79

1st in heats, qualified for the final

Jamal Hussein Omar

110m hurdles

15.03

4th in heats, qualified for the final

Saif Sabah Khairallah

110m hurdles

15.30

2nd in heats, qualified for the final

Abubaker Omar Al Haj

400m

51.27

4th in heats, qualified for the final

Mohammed Ahmed Al Manai

Pole vault

–

Unranked

Badr Hashim Khamis

Pole vault

–

Unranked

Jibreel Rahmat Khan

10,000m race walk

–

Disqualified

Qatar team

Thamer Nasser + Mohammed Ziat

Saif Sabah + Mohammed Walid

4 x 100m

–

Disqualified

Results of Qatar’s women in the 13th Arab Athletics Championships for juniors in Tunisia, 2008

Name

Event

Result

Notes

Sheikha Saqr Al Dosari

Javelin throw

25.47 m

Bronze

National record

Judit Grande

100m

13.28

5th in the final

Amina Ahmed Al Manai

Discus throw

26.17 m

6th in the final

Judit Grande

Long jump

4.76 m

6th in the final

National record

Amina Ahmed Al Manai

Shot put

8.32 m

7th in the final

National record

Al Dana Musbah Ghareeb

400m

1:07.20

4th in heats

Amina Aref Al Malki

400m

1:12.52

4th in heats

Below is the overall medal table for the 13th Arab Athletics Championships for juniors, which was as follows:

Country

Gold medals

Silver medals

Bronze medals

Total

Women

Men

Women

Men

Women

Men

Women

Men

Overall

Tunisia

9

4

11

6

10

5

30

15

45

Sudan

7

4

5

–

2

2

14

6

20

Egypt

4

3

2

1

–

–

6

4

10

Syria

2

1

1

2

2

–

5

3

8

Bahrain

–

3

1

–

2

–

3

3

6

Qatar

–

2

–

4

1

3

1

9

10

UAE

–

2

–

1

–

–

–

3

3

Saudi Arabia

–

1

–

6

–

2

–

9

9

Kuwait

–

1

–

–

–

3

–

4

4

Jordan

–

–

1

1

2

1

3

2

5

Libya

–

–

1

–

1

3

2

3

5

Oman

–

–

–

–

–

2

–

2

2

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