2021 ISU 쇼트트랙 월드컵 4차 대회 남자 계주 5000m 결승 [습츠_쇼트트랙] ✔ 2021년 11월 29일(한국 시간) ✔ 네덜란드 도르드레흐트, 옵티스포트 블루바드 ✔ 순위 1위 대한민국 2위 캐나다 3위 헝가리 #쇼트트랙 #남자계주 #곽윤기 #김동욱 #박인욱 #박장혁
A golden day for Uganda... as Joshua Cheptegei fulfils a lifelong dream and sprinted clear for the first Olympic gold of his career at #Tokyo2020. He gave Uganda their first-ever gold in the 5000m. __________________________________ 👉 Don't miss the latest videos from the Olympic Games 2020 in Tokyo! 🔔 Subscribe to the Olympics here & hit the bell! http://oly.ch/Subscribe 📺 Find out where to watch #Tokyo2020 live: https://oly.ch/WatchLive
Leads changed and the pace was pushed late in the race as the lead pack challenged each other for the win and to get under the 15 minute barrier. Meeting: 2021 Portland Track Festival Race: Tracksmith Women's 5000m Follow Portland Track + Tracklandia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tracklandia/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pdxtrack/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/portlandtrack?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pdxtrack
Start list: Jake LAPPIN, Australia Marcel HUG, Kuwait Alhassane BALDE, Germany Badir Abbas ALHOSANI, United Arab Emirates Alexandre DUPONT, Canada Daniel ROMANCHUK, United States of America Sho WATANABE, Japan Jorge MADERA, Spain Julien CASOLI, France For more information on the London 2017 World Para Athletics Championships, please visit www.worldparaathletics.org/London2017 Results will be available here: http://www.paralympic.org/london-2017/schedule Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParaAthletics and follow us on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/ParaAthletics and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ParaAthletics London 2017 was the ninth edition of the World Para Athletics Championships and marked the first time the event was held back-to-back with the IAAF equivalent. From 14-23 July, around 1,300 athletes from 100 countries took part, contesting 213 medal events. " International Paralympic Committee's vision is to make for an inclusive world through Para sport. Our mission is to lead the Paralympic Movement, oversee the delivery of the Paralympic Games and support members to enable Para athletes to achieve sporting excellence. SUBSCRIBE for more great Paralympic content ▶ https://www.youtube.com/c/paralympics More information about the Paralympics can be found on the Paralympic website ▶ https://www.paralympic.org/ Like and follow the Paralympic Games @Paralympics Facebook ▶ https://www.facebook.com/paralympics Twitter ▶ https://twitter.com/Paralympics Instagram ▶ https://www.instagram.com/paralympics #Paralympics LICENSE Paralympic footage via IMG REPLAY ▶ https://bit.ly/34Vls03
From www.flashresults.com Results and Highlights Final 400m- 58 seconds Final mile- 4:31 1 Will BREWSTER SR Davidson 2 John MOGEN SR Davidson 3 Jimmy DANIELS SR St. Joseph's 4 Manuel DE BACKER SO Saint Louis 5 Thomas SLATTERY JR Fordham 6 Grayson MORGAN JR George Mason 7 Bradley HEUER JR La Salle 8 Dylan TITON JR La Salle 9 Dylan CARMACK SO Davidson 10 Luke SHARKEY JR George Mason 11 Matt PREST SO Saint Louis 12 David DORSEY JR St. Joseph's 13 Anthony MORELLI JR St. Joseph's 14 Bryce CATLETT FR VCU 15 Dustin JUTRAS JR George Mason 16 Seamus RODDY SR George Washington 17 Chris BERRY JR La Salle 18 Noah DUELL JR George Washington 19 Aaron DUGAN FR Saint Louis 20 Andy WEBER SO George Washington 21 Jake DUCKWORTH SR Fordham 22 Jackson SOUTHARD FR UMass
240km along the Tsarap Chu and Zanskar river, high up in the Ladakh mountains. 5000m+ passes, Tibetan nomad yurts, tight box canyons, crystal blue water, land slide rapids, monk temples, Reru Falls, huge waves, big holes, sandstorms, full moon, the 'Grand Canyon of Asia', waterfalls, mountains, beaches, camping, good friends, and huge smiles. Whether you float down the river in 12 days, or charge it in under 24 hours, it is sure to be a very special experience! What an incredible place!
ŽENE 1. Matea MATOŠEVIĆ 1989 Agram, Zagreb 17:31,53 888 2. Valentina VALJAK 1988 Zagreb-Ulix, Zagreb 20:37,93 600 3. Lucija BEDALOV 1997 Dinamo-Zrinjevac, Zagreb 21:12,73 552 4. Petra JAKOPOVIĆ 1996 Agram, Zagreb 22:08,80 5. Petra MEGLAJ 1999 Dinamo-Zrinjevac, Zagreb 22:13,75 6. Lucija ŽBULJ 1996 Međimurje, Čakovec 23:40,77 372 MUŠKARCI 1. Dino BOŠNJAK 1994 Velika Gorica, V. Gorica 14:34,04 2. Goran GRDENIĆ 1990 Agram, Zagreb 15:31,68 717 3. Tomislav KUKEC 1992 Dinamo-Zrinjevac, Zagreb 16:01,88 635 4. Tihomir CENKO 1982 Sloboda, Varaždin 17:35,32 411 5. Slaven KOŽIĆ 1982 Slavonija-Žito, Osijek 17:54,63 370 6. Darko PLEH 1978 Međimurje, Čakovec 18:27,14 307 7. Toni BARIĆ 1992 Mladost, Zagreb 20:33,87 118
Video from the Southland Conference Outdoor Championships, held this past weekend in Hammond, La. Features video of Allie Hackett, who won the Women's 5000m, and Jonathan Farquharson the winner of the men's 200m. Footage courtesy of the Southland Conference and Southeastern Louisiana University.