2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Women's javelin throw

The women's javelin throw event at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Eugene, Oregon, USA, at Hayward Field on 22 and 24 July.[1][2][3][4]

Medalists

GoldEkaterina Starygina
 Russia
SilverSofi Flinck
 Sweden
BronzeSara Kolak
 Croatia

Results

Final

24 July
Start time: 19:30 Temperature: 22 °C Humidity: 46 %
End time: 20:28 Temperature: 21 °C Humidity: 53 %

RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
123456
Ekaterina Starygina Russia54.6255.98xx55.0056.8556.85SB
Sofi Flinck Sweden55.2952.1054.8847.4554.3856.7056.70
Sara Kolak Croatia52.6553.0355.66xx55.7455.74
4Marcelina Witek Poland49.1454.1453.3949.7653.3952.2254.14
5Maria Andrejczyk Poland53.6653.6353.0052.2348.2950.1353.66
6Christine Winkler Germanyx53.5349.54xx51.8153.53
7Marie-Therese Obst Norwayx53.19x52.09xx53.19
8Arantza Moreno Spain49.8252.0849.6146.2051.7650.6752.08
9Shiori Toma Japan50.0749.4250.7250.72
10Edivania Araújo Brazil49.8446.7847.5349.84
11Tereza Vytlacilová Czech Republic49.7548.13x49.75
12Simona Dobilaitė Lithuania44.6243.72x44.62

Qualifications

22 July
With qualifying standard of 53.00 (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advance to the Final

Summary

RankNameNationalityResultNotes
1Maria Andrejczyk Poland56.23Q
2Sofi Flinck Sweden56.04Q
3Marcelina Witek Poland55.78Q
4Ekaterina Starygina Russia54.80Q
5Tereza Vytlacilová Czech Republic53.06Q
6Christine Winkler Germany53.06Q
7Marie-Therese Obst Norway52.59q
8Simona Dobilaitė Lithuania52.43q
9Sara Kolak Croatia51.88q
10Arantza Moreno Spain51.67q
11Edivania Araújo Brazil51.64q
12Shiori Toma Japan51.64q
13Kiho Kuze Japan51.55
14Viktoriya Ermakova Belarus50.36
15Merly Cabrera Colombia50.19
16Megan Glasmann United States49.68
17Sigrid Borge Norway49.42
18Réka Szilágyi Hungary49.29
19Zhang Hongmei China49.29
20Angéla Moravcsik Hungary48.29
21Eda Tuğsuz Turkey48.19
22Anete Kociņa Latvia47.86
23Laura Melissa Paredes Paraguay47.50
24Rebekah Wales United States46.99
25Esra Gaz Turkey46.32
25Lee Geumhee South Korea46.32
27Katja Mihelič Slovenia46.26
28Mihaela Tacu Moldova45.12
29Megan Wilke South Africa43.57
30Margaux Nicollin France43.17
31Chang Chu Chinese Taipei42.82
32Chang Yiting China40.40

Details

With qualifying standard of 53.00 (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advance to the Final

Group A

24 July
Start time; 10:04 Temperature: 17 °C Humidity: 72 %
End time: 10:43 Temperature: 18 °C Humidity: 73 %

RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
123
1Maria Andrejczyk Poland56.2356.23Q
2Sofi Flinck Sweden56.0456.04Q
3Tereza Vytlacilová Czech Republic41.9349.8153.0653.06Q
4Marie-Therese Obst Norway51.5250.1452.5952.59q
5Kiho Kuze Japan49.0051.5546.0051.55
6Viktoriya Ermakova Belarus49.7248.7250.3650.36
7Merly Cabrera Colombia43.76x50.1950.19
8Réka Szilágyi Hungary46.4648.4849.2949.29
9Eda Tuğsuz Turkey46.2348.1945.1548.19
10Laura Melissa Paredes Paraguay39.9447.5046.0847.50
11Rebekah Wales United States46.9945.6646.7446.99
12Katja Mihelič Slovenia40.4346.2546.2646.26
13Mihaela Tacu Moldova45.12x42.7045.12
14Megan Wilke South Africa43.57x37.2943.57
15Margaux Nicollin Francexx43.1743.17
16Chang Yiting China35.2940.4039.3640.40
Group B

24 July
Start time; 11:22 Temperature: 20 °C Humidity: 60 %
End time: 11:58 Temperature: 20 °C Humidity: 60 %

RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
123
1Marcelina Witek Poland55.7855.78Q
2Ekaterina Starygina Russia54.8054.80Q
3Christine Winkler Germany48.1853.0653.06Q
4Simona Dobilaitė Lithuania44.7952.43x52.43q
5Sara Kolak Croatia51.0651.8850.4751.88q
6Arantza Moreno Spain51.6750.1848.2051.67q
7Edivania Araújo Brazil51.6451.1149.6351.64q
8Shiori Toma Japan48.9451.6448.2051.64q
9Megan Glasmann United States49.6847.8245.2049.68
10Sigrid Borge Norway44.3745.6649.4249.42
11Zhang Hongmei China48.3248.0649.2949.29
12Angéla Moravcsik Hungary48.2946.9546.1148.29
13Anete Kociņa Latvia46.0447.1747.8647.86
14Lee Geumhee South Korea46.32xx46.32
14Esra Gaz Turkey46.32xx46.32
16Chang Chu Chinese Taipeix42.0242.8242.82

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 32 athletes from 25 countries participated in the event.

References

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