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Okagbare storms to 200m PB of 22.63 at Pre-Classics Diamond League meeting

Nigeria’s Blessing Okagbare put up an impressive showing at the 2012 Prefontaine Classic – Samsung Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon, US on Saturday placing third in the women’s 200m race in a PB 22.63 seconds.

Nigeria’s Blessing Okagbare put up an impressive showing at the 2012 Prefontaine Classic – Samsung Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon, US on Saturday placing third in the women’s 200m race.

Running in Lane 8, Okagbare,  overcame a sluggish start to power home in a new personal best time of 22.63 secs and was only beaten by Americans Allyson Felix (22.23) and Jeneba Tarmoh (22.61).

June 2, 2012 – Results from Pre-Classic

Men’s 100m                                                   
1.   Justin Gatlin (U.S.)                     9.90     
2.   Nickel Ashmeade (Jamaica)          9.93     
3.   Trell Kimmons (U.S.)                     10.04    
Men’s 200m                                                   
1.   Wallace Spearmon (U.S.)                  20.27    
2.   Churandy Martina (Netherlands)           20.49    
3.   Marvin Anderson (Jamaica)                20.74    
Men’s 400m                                                   
1.   LaShawn Merritt (U.S.)                   44.91    
2.   Chris Brown (Bahamas)                    45.24    
3.   Angelo Taylor (U.S.)                     45.59    
Men’s 800m                                                   
1.   Abubaker Kaki (Sudan)                    1:43.71  
2.   Mohammed Aman (Ethiopia)                 1:43.74  
3.   Nick Symmonds (U.S.)                     1:44.32  
Men’s Mile                                                   
1.   Asbel Kiprop (Kenya)                     3:49.40  
2.   Mekonnen Gebremedhin (Ethiopia)          3:50.17  
3.   Ayanleh Souleiman (Djibouti)             3:50.21  
Men’s 5000m                                                   
1.   Mo Farah (Britain)                       12:56.98 
2.   Isiah Kiplangat Koech (Kenya)      12:57.63 
3.   Galen Rupp (U.S.)                        12:58.90 
Men’s 110m Hurdles                                            
1.   Liu Xiang (China)                        12.87    
2.   Aries Merritt (U.S.)                     12.96    
3.   Jason Richardson (U.S.)               13.11    
Men’s Triple Jump                                             
1.   Christian Taylor (U.S.)                  17.62    
2.   Will Claye (U.S.)                        17.48    
3.   Phillips Idowu (Great Britain)       17.05    
Men’s Shot Put                                                
1.   Reese Hoffa (U.S.)                       21.81    
2.   Tomasz Majewski (Poland)                 21.60    
3.   Dylan Armstrong (Canada)                 21.50    
Men’s Javelin                                           
1.   Vadims Vasilevskis (Latvia)              84.65    
2.   Vitezslav Vesely (Czech Republic)        83.78    
3.   Stuart Farquhar (New Zealand)            82.23    
Women’s 200m                                                   
1.   Allyson Felix (U.S.)                     22.23    
2.   Jeneba Tarmoh (U.S.)                     22.61    
3.   Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria)              22.63    
Women’s 400m                                                   
1.   Sanya Richards-Ross (U.S.)               49.39    
2.   Amantle Montsho (Botswana)               49.62    
3.   Novlene Williams-Mills (Jamaica)         49.78    
Women’s 3000m                                                 
1.   Mariem Alaoui Selsouli (Morocco)         8:34.47  
2.   Sally Kipyego (Kenya)                    8:35.89  
3.   Elizabeth Maloy (U.S.)                   8:50.95  
Women’s 10000m                                                
1.   Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia)               30:24.39 
2.   Florence Kiplagat (Kenya)                30:24.85 
3.   Beleynesh Oljira (Ethiopia)              30:26.70 
Women’s 3000m Steeplechase                                    
1.   Milcah Chemos Cheywa (Kenya)      9:13.69  
2.   Sofia Assefa (Ethiopia)                  9:15.45  
3.   Hiwot Ayalew (Ethiopia)                  9:15.84  
Women’s High Jump                                             
1.   Anna Chicherova (Russia)                 2.02     
2.   Svetlana Shkolina (Russia)               2.00     
3.   Chaunte Lowe (U.S.)                      1.97     
Women’s Long Jump                                             
1.   Shara Proctor (Britain)                  6.84     
2.   Eloyse Lesueur (France)               6.83     
3.   Janay DeLoach (U.S.)                     6.71     
Women’s Pole Vault                                            
1.   Fabiana Murer (Brazil)                   4.63     
2.   Svetlana Feofanova (Russia)        4.58     
3.   Lacy Janson (U.S.)                       4.38     
3.  Martina Strutz (Germany)                 4.38     
Women’s Discus                                           
1.   Sandra Perkovic (Croatia)                66.92    
2.   Darya Pishchalnikova (Russia)        63.76    
3.   Zaneta Glanc (Poland)                    62.84    
Women’s Hammer Throw                                          
1.   Betty Heidler (Germany)                  75.93    
2.   Anita Wlodarczyk (Poland)                75.60    
3.   Tatyana Lysenko (Russia)                 74.95

(Additional info from Athletics Africa website)

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