2005 AAA Championships

2005 AAA Championships
Host city	Manchester, England
Date(s)	9–10 July
Main stadium	Manchester Regional Arena
Level	Senior
Type	Outdoor
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The 2005 AAA Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 9–10 July at the Manchester Regional Arena in Manchester, England. It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom.^[1][2][3]

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Jason Gardener	10.26	Mark Lewis-Francis	10.30	Christian Malcolm	10.35
200 metres	Christian Malcolm	20.65	Marlon Devonish	20.66	Chris Lambert	21.37
400 metres	Tim Benjamin	45.52	Malachi Davis	45.84	Graham Hedman	45.88
800 metres	Tim Bayley	1:48.54	Ian Munro	1:49.08	Michael Rimmer	1:49.14
1500 metres	Nick McCormick	3:37.05	Andrew Baddeley	3:37.08	Michael East	3:37.23
5000 metres	Mark Carroll (IRL)	13:48.90	Mark Miles	13:58.18	Michael Skinner	14:08.36
10,000 metres	Gavin Thompson	28:40.58	Keith Cullen	28:41.19	Matt Smith	29:16.90
110 m hurdles	Allan Scott	13.62	Andy Turner	13.78	David Hughes	13.79
400 m hurdles	Matthew Elias	49.67	Dale Garland	50.15	Liam Collins	50.46
3000 metres steeplechase	Andrew Lemoncello	8:33.93	Adam Bowden	8:36.36	Andy Robinson	8:38.85
5000 m walk	Colin Griffin (IRL)	20:44.45	Dominic King	21:07.50	Daniel King	21:29.40
High jump	Ben Challenger	2.27 m	Samson Oni	2.20 m	Darryl Stone	2.20 m
Pole vault	Nick Buckfield	5.50 m	Keith Higham	5.40 m	Mark Beharrell	5.15 m
Long jump	Greg Rutherford	7.79 m	Darren Ritchie	7.67 m	Jonathan Moore	7.54 m
Triple jump	Nathan Douglas	17.64 m	Steven Shalders	17.00w m	Phillips Idowu	16.29w m
Shot put	Carl Myerscough	20.27 m	Scott Rider	18.85 m	Mark Proctor	18.60 m
Discus throw	Carl Myerscough	58.48 m	Emeka Udechuku	56.64 m	Leith Marar	53.73 m
Hammer throw	Andy Frost	72.09 m	Mick Jones	69.60 m	Carl Saggers	65.81 m
Javelin throw	Nick Nieland	78.30 m	David Parker	72.98 m	Mark Roberson	69.72 m
Decathlon	Ben Hazell	7193 pts	Edward Dunford	6984 pts	Roger Skedd	6931 pts

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Laura Turner	11.55	Jeanette Kwakye	11.61	Joice Maduaka	11.64
200 metres	Donna Fraser	23.36	Ciara Sheehy (IRL)	23.63	Joice Maduaka	23.70
400 metres	Donna Fraser	51.27	Christine Ohuruogu	52.28	Catherine Murphy	52.66
800 metres	Susan Scott	2:02.97	Jemma Simpson	2:03.34	Jenny Meadows	2:03.37
1500 metres	Helen Clitheroe	4:08.29	Hayley Tullett	4:12.67	Jolene Byrne (IRL)	4:13.03
5000 metres	Hayley Yelling	15:45.67	Natalie Harvey	15:50.21	Catherine Berry	16:01.38
10,000 metres	Kathy Butler	31:46.53	Hayley Yelling	31:53.61	Mara Yamauchi	32:36.57
100 m hurdles	Sarah Claxton	12.96	Diane Allahgreen	13.21	Jessica Ennis	13.26
400 m hurdles	Nicola Sanders	55.61	Lee McConnell	56.06	Liz Fairs	56.84
3000 metres steeplechase	Tina Brown	10:01.57	Jo Ankier	10:01.93	Claire Entwistle	10:16.81
5000 m walk	Johanna Jackson	23:34.12	Niobe Menéndez	24:00.37	Katie Stones	24:03.61
High jump	Susan Jones	1.86 m	Julia Bennett	1.83 m	Natalie Clark	1.83 m
Pole vault	Janine Whitlock	4.20 m	Zoe Brown	4.10 m	Ellie Spain	4.10 m
Long jump	Kelly Sotherton	6.48 m	Julie Hollman	6.25 m	Rebecca White	6.22 m
Triple jump	Taneisha Scanlon (IRL)	13.30 m	Nadia Williams	12.95 m	Stephanie Aneto	12.90 m
Shot put	Julie Dunkley	16.14 m	Jo Duncan	15.55 m	Rebecca Peake	15.41 m
Discus throw	Philippa Roles	57.01 m	Claire Smithson	53.62 m	Kara Nwidobie	53.22 m
Hammer throw	Shirley Webb	66.60 m	Zoe Derham	64.02 m	Lorraine Shaw	62.46 m
Javelin throw	Goldie Sayers	57.99 m	Shelley Holroyd	55.14 m	Katy Watts	51.22 m
Heptathlon	Kate Brewington	5041 pts	Katia Lannon	5021 pts	Paula Hendriks	5004 pts

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