2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Women's triple jump

The women's triple jump events at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics took place at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, United States on 24 and 26 July 2014.

Key to notes
WJR World Junior Record
CR Championship Record
WJL World Junior Leading
AJR Area Junior Record
NJR National Junior Record
PB Personal Best
SB Season Best
DNS Did not start
DNF Did not finish
NM No mark
Key to results
Q Automatic qualification
q Qualified as best performer
X Fail

Medalists

GoldSilverBronze
Rouguy Diallo
 France
Liadagmis Povea
 Cuba
Li Xiaohong
 China

Records

Prior to the competition, the existing world junior and championship records were as follows.

World Junior Record  Tereza Marinova (BUL) 14.62 m Sydney, Australia 25 August 1996
Championship Record  Tereza Marinova (BUL) 14.62 m Sydney, Australia 25 August 1996
World Junior Leading  Ana Peleteiro (ESP) 14.07 m Salamanca, Spain 12 June 2014
Broken records during the 2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics
World Junior Leading  Rouguy Diallo (FRA) 14.44 m Eugene, United States 26 July 2014

Results

Qualification

Qualification: Standard 13.30 m (Q) or at least 12 best performers (q).[1]

RankGroupNameNationResultNote
1B Rouguy Diallo France13.77Q, NJR
2B Liadagmis Povea Cuba13.55Q
3B Keturah Orji United States13.46Q, SB
4A Elena Panțuroiu Romania13.38Q
5B Li Xiaohong China13.38Q
6B Ana Peleteiro Spain13.30Q
7A Nubia Soares Brazil13.27q
8B Aliyah Johnson Australia13.26q, PB
9A Valeriya Fedorova Russia13.21q
10A Marshay Ryan United States13.21q
11B Ottavia Cestonaro Italy13.16q
12A Anna Krasutska Ukraine13.14q
13B Gabriele dos Santos Brazil13.13
14B Isabella Marten Germany13.11
15B Andreea Lefcenco Romania13.10
16A Paola Borović Croatia13.02NJR
17A Yulimar Rojas Venezuela12.99
18B Jhoanmy Luque Venezuela12.97
19B Tamara Moncrieffe Jamaica12.92
20A Wang Rong China12.92
21A Eva Mustar Slovenia12.88
22A Zinzi Chabangu South Africa12.84
23B Monika Banovicová Slovakia12.81
24B Nhayilla Rentería Colombia12.60
25A Vidusha Lakshani Heenatimullage Dona Sri Lanka12.52
26B Eszter Bajnok Hungary12.48
27A Benedetta Cuneo Italy12.47
28A Elza Norina Latvia12.39
29A Kirthana Ramasamy Malaysia12.32
30B Tina Božič Slovenia12.31
N/AA Cora Salas SpainNM

Final

Summary:[2]

RankNameNation123456ResultNote
Rouguy Diallo  France14.24X14.4414.20X13.9814.44PB, NJR[nb 1][3]
Liadagmis Povea  Cuba14.0214.0714.0213.9414.00X14.07
Li Xiaohong  ChinaX13.7513.7914.0114.0313.9314.03
4Valeriya Fedorova  RussiaX13.7113.9613.1413.5813.5313.46
5Elena Panțuroiu  Romania13.61X13.4913.7313.6912.1913.73
6Ana Peleteiro  SpainX13.3413.7113.6313.6213.5413.71
7Marshay Ryan  United States13.2813.5313.3613.21X13.6013.60PB
8Nubia Soares  BrazilX13.4213.2513.53XX13.53
9Keturah Orji  United States13.2913.2312.93N/A13.29
10Anna Krasutska  Ukraine13.0812.9112.93N/A13.08
11Ottavia Cestonaro  ItalyXX13.03N/A13.03
12Aliyah Johnson  Australia12.5012.4912.69N/A12.69

Notes

  1. Diallo's first and third attempts of 14.24 and 14.44 were not accepted as national junior records as there was too much tailwind when they were made. Her fourth attempt of 14.20 was officially accepted as a national junior record for France.

References

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