2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships – Women's shot put

The women's shot put at the 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships took place on 2 March 2018.[1][2]

Women's shot put
at the 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships
VenueArena Birmingham
Dates2 March
Competitors15 from 12 nations
Winning distance19.62
Medalists
    Hungary
    Jamaica
    China

Summary

No qualifying round was needed, so all entrants were finalists. In the first round Danniel Thomas-Dodd took the lead with an 18.92m. Paulina Guba and Gao Yang held the next two positions. Thomas-Dodd improved slightly in the second round but was displaced by the next thrower, Gong Lijiao with an 18.98m. Gao also improved with her best of the day 18.77m. In a vulnerable fifth position after two rounds, Anita Márton saw no challenge to remaining in the competition, then let loose a 19.48m to leapfrog into the lead. Thomas-Dodd wasn't able to answer that, but as the next to step into the ring, she did throw her best of the day 19.22m, good enough to improve her own Jamaican national record and her hold on silver. In the final round, Gong threw a 19.08m to solidify her bronze medal position, almost matched by Thomas-Dodd's final effort of 19.07m, but with gold in hand and the pressure off again, Márton threw a new Hungarian national record 19.62 m (64 ft 4 14 in) to cap off her day.

Márton's gold medal was the first for Hungary in the World Championships.[3] Thomas-Dodd's was the first medal for a Jamaican woman in the shot put.[4]

Results

The final was started at 20:09.[5]

RankAthleteNationality#1#2#3#4#5#6ResultNotes
Anita Márton Hungary18.2918.3019.48x18.9619.6219.62NR, WL
Danniel Thomas-Dodd Jamaica18.9218.9519.22x18.8619.0719.22NR
Gong Lijiao Chinax18.98x18.8318.8119.0819.08SB
4Gao Yang China18.4518.7718.4118.7018.2018.5118.77PB
5Paulina Guba Poland18.53x18.1618.3118.5418.54
6Aliona Dubitskaya Belarusxx18.21xx18.21SB
7Yaniuvis López Cuba17.8118.05x18.0418.1918.19PB
8Jeneva Stevens United States15.9018.1818.0017.64x18.18
9Cleopatra Borel Trinidad and Tobago17.3317.8017.4917.80
10Brittany Crew Canadax17.6116.1317.61
11Yuliya Leantsiuk Belarusx17.4417.1517.44
12Daniella Hill United States17.2217.26x17.26
13Fanny Roos Sweden17.1917.23x17.23
14Dimitriana Surdu Moldova17.1517.22x17.22
15Radoslava Mavrodieva Bulgaria16.33xx16.33

References

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