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In the women’s shot put, China’s Lijiao Gun took first place with a throw of 19.72 meters, ahead of New Zealand’s Madison Lee Wesh, who set a new personal best with 19.63 meters. USA’s Chase Jackson was third with a 19.62-meter attempt.
The fastest in the 400-meter sprint was the sprinter Marylady Paulino of the Dominican Republic, who finished in 50.08 seconds. Poland’s Natalija Kaczmarek was second, 0.21 seconds behind, while Briton Wilson of the USA was almost a second behind the runner-up and was third.
Hasmine Camacho-Quinn, winner of the Tokyo Olympic Games in the 100-meter hurdles, finished in 12.45 seconds and was the fastest. Devina Charlton of the Bahamas lost 0.04 seconds to be second, with France’s Sirene Samba-Majell third in 12.55 seconds to set a new French record.
American Valeria Allman celebrated the victory in the discus throw, throwing the discus at a distance of 69.80 meters. She was almost a meter ahead of second-placed Cuban Yaimi Peres, whose discus throw reached 68.83 meters. The best three were completed by the Chinese athlete Fena Bina (67.07 meters).
In the 5000 meter run, Ethiopian Lameha Girma won the first place, who covered the distance in 12 minutes and 58.96 seconds. Kenyan Nicholas Kipkorir was second, losing less than a minute, while Bahrain’s Birhanu Baloo came in third.
In the triple jump, Portuguese Pedro Picardu achieved the best result with 17.51 meters, Burkina Faso’s triple jumper Hugo Fabrics Zango took second place with 17.12 meters, while Chinese Su Wen was third with 16.82 meters.
