2004 AAA Championships

The 2004 AAA Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 10–11 July at the Manchester Regional Arena in Manchester, England. It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom.[1][2][3]

2004 AAA Championships
Dates10–11 July
Host cityManchester, England
VenueManchester Regional Arena
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
2003
2005


This edition of the AAA Championships was billed as a British Olympic trials event.[4]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Jason Gardener10.22 Darren Campbell10.23 Mark Lewis-Francis10.24
200 metres Chris Lambert20.94 Christian Malcolm21.09 Dwayne Grant21.27
400 metres Tim Benjamin45.58 Daniel Caines45.88 Sean Baldock46.24
800 metres Sam Ellis1:49.19 Ricky Soos1:49.42 Joel Kidger1:49.44
1500 metres Chris Mulvaney3:50.14 Andrew Baddeley3:50.40 Michael Skinner3:50.77
5000 metres Chris Thompson13:42.10 Spencer Barden13:51.41 Chris Davies13:52.78
10,000 metres Matt O'Dowd29:05.08 Kassa Tadesse29:22.20 Mark Miles29:27.05
110 m hurdles Robert Newton13.72 Paul Gray13.88 William Sharman13.97
400 m hurdles Chris Rawlinson50.04 Dale Garland51.16 Robert Lewis51.39
3000 metres steeplechase Justin Chaston8:33.69 Jermaine Mays8:39.44 Kevin Sheppard8:40.31
5000 m walk Dominic King20:11.35 Daniel King20:47.19 Steve Hollier21:02.39
High jump Ben Challenger2.23 m Dalton Grant2.15 m Samson Oni2.15 m
Pole vault Tim Thomas5.45 m Scott Simpson5.15 m Christian North5.15 m
Long jump Chris Tomlinson7.84 m Darren Ritchie7.76 m Nathan Morgan7.71 m
Triple jump Nathan Douglas16.95 m Tosin Oke16.49 m Steven Shalders16.41 m
Shot put Carl Myerscough20.84 m Marcus Gouldbourne17.20 m Neil Elliott16.49 m
Discus throw Emeka Udechuku61.60 m Carl Myerscough61.54 m Scot Thompson52.65 m
Hammer throw Mick Jones72.04 m Andy Frost69.94 m Mike Floyd68.05 m
Javelin throw Steve Backley81.25 m Nick Nieland79.06 m Mick Hill79.00 m
Decathlon Louis Evling-Jones7405 pts w Ben Hazell7176 pts w Adrian Hemery6937 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Abi Oyepitan11.54 Joice Maduaka11.56 Emma Ania11.65
200 metres Joice Maduaka23.16 Abi Oyepitan23.23 Susan Deacon23.76
400 metres Christine Ohuruogu50.98 Lee McConnell51.29 Helen Karagounis52.38
800 metres Kelly Holmes1:59.39 Jo Fenn2:01.28 Susan Scott2:02.13
1500 metres Hayley Tullett4:07.24 Lisa Dobriskey4:08.14 Helen Clitheroe4:08.18
5000 metres Catherine Berry15:45.28  Getenesh Tamirat (ETH)15:45.82 Collette Fagan15:49.51
10,000 metres Kathy Butler31:36.90 Hayley Yelling31:45.14  Natalie Harvey (AUS)32:14.01
100 m hurdles Sarah Claxton13.21 Diane Allahgreen13.38 Rachel King13.39
400 m hurdles Katie Jones58.26 Nicola Sanders58.63 Sian Scott59.97
3000 metres steeplechase Tina Brown10:13.19 Jo Ankier10:15.94 Sonia Thomas10:16.28
5000 m walk Niobe Menéndez23:53.75 Sophie Hales24:37.37 Rebecca Mersh24:44.31
High jump Susan Jones1.89 m Julie Crane1.82 m Julia Bennett1.78 m
Pole vault Zoe Brown4.15 m Liz Hughes3.95 m Kirsty Maguire3.95 m
Long jump Jade Johnson6.72 m Kelly Sotherton6.61 m Kate Brewington6.12 m
Triple jump Michelle Griffith13.43 m Nadia Williams12.74 m Rebecca White12.71 m
Shot put Julie Dunkley16.03 m Eva Massey15.99 m Ade Oshinowo15.78 m
Discus throw Philippa Roles58.57 m Shelley Newman55.44 m Kara Nwidobie52.78 m
Hammer throw Lorraine Shaw68.11 m Shirley Webb64.67 m Liz Pidgeon60.82 m
Javelin throw Goldie Sayers60.85 m Kelly Morgan58.98 m Shelley Holroyd57.48 m
Heptathlon Caroline Pearce5253 pts Wendy Davidson5093 pts w Jenny Pacey4805 pts

References

  1. AAA WAAA and National Championships Medalists. NUTS. Retrieved 2018-02-25.
  2. AAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  3. WAAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  4. "British Olympic Trials - a nervous weekend ahead| News". www.worldathletics.org.
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