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January 24, 2012

Schedule of Track and Field Events for 2011-12 season

DePaul track and field head coach Dave Dopek announced the men’s and women’s schedule for the 2011-12 outdoor seasons. With the indoor season already in progress, the Blue Demons can look forward to eight usual season outdoor competitions, their only home meet of the season. Following the end of the indoor season, DePaul travels to Tallahassee, Fla., for the Florida State Relays on March 23-24 before venturing to Cincinnati, Ohio, for the Oliver Nikoliff Invitational from March 30-31.

DePaul’s road swing then comes to halt on April 6 and 7 when the Blue Demons compete in the Chicagoland Championships hosted by the University of Chicago. The DePaul women are set to battle that Friday, April 6, while then compete on Saturday, April 7. On April 14, DePaul heads back on the road to Columbia, Mo., for the Tom Botts Invitational before frequent to Chicago to host the DePaul Invitational, held at Lane Stadium on April 21.

The remainder of the schedule includes the Stan Lyons Invitational in Indianapolis, Ind., on April 28 and the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, from April 26-28.Those two meets lead up to the BIG EAST Conference Outdoor Championships in Tampa, Fla., from May 4-6. On May 12, the Blue Demons battle at the Cardinal Twilight Invitational in Louisville, Ky., for the last chance meet before the NCAA postseason begins.The Blue Demons carry on their indoor season this weekend as they travel to Bloomington, Ind., for the Indiana Relays.

Date

Opponent / Event

Location

Time / Result

12/02/11

Blue and Gold Invitational

Notre Dame, Ind.

All Day

01/14/12

Badger Track Classic

Madison, Wis.

All Day

01/21/12

vs. Notre Dame Invitational

Notre Dame, Ind.

All Day

01/28/12

Indiana Relays

Bloomington, Ind.

All Day

02/03/12

Meyo Invitational (Day 1)

Notre Dame, Ind.

All Day

02/04/12

Meyo Invitational (Day 2)

Notre Dame, Ind.

All Day

02/10/12

Iowa State Classic (Day 1)

Ames, Iowa

All Day

02/11/12

vs. Iowa State Classic (Day 2)

Ames, Iowa

All Day

02/18/12

BIG EAST Championships (Day 1) *

New York, N.Y.

All Day

02/19/12

BIG EAST Championships (Day 2) *

New York, N.Y.

All Day

03/02/12

Alex Wilson Invitational (Day 1)

South Bend, Ind.

All Day

03/03/12

Alex Wilson Invitational (Day 2)

South Bend, Ind.

All Day

03/09/12

NCAA Indoor Championships (Day 1)

Nampa, Idaho

All Day

03/10/12

NCAA Indoor Championships (Day 2)

Nampa, Idaho

All Day

03/23/12

FSU Relays (Day 1)

Tallahassee, Fla.

All Day

03/24/12

FSU Relays (Day 2)

Tallahassee, Fla.

All Day

03/30/12

vs. Oliver Nikoloff Invitational (Day 1)

Cincinnati, Ohio

All Day

03/31/12

Oliver Nikoloff Invite (Day 2)

Cincinnati, Ohio

TBA

04/06/12

Chicagoland Championships

Chicago, Ill.

All Day

04/07/12

Chicagoland Championships

Chicago, Ill.

All Day

04/14/12

Tom Botts Invitational

Columbia, Mo.

All Day

04/21/12

DePaul Invitational

Chicago, Ill.

All Day

04/26/12

Drake Relays

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

04/27/12

Drake Relays

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

04/28/12

Drake Relays

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

 

Stan Lyons Invitational

Indianapolis, Ind.

All Day

05/04/12

BIG EAST Outdoor Championships

Tampa, Fla.

All Day

05/05/12

BIG EAST Outdoor Championships

Tampa, Fla.

All Day

05/06/12

BIG EAST Outdoor Championships

Tampa, Fla.

All Day

05/11/12

Cardinal Twilight Invitational

Louisville, Ky.

All Day

05/24/12

NCAA West Preliminary Round

Austin, Texas

All Day

05/25/12

NCAA West Preliminary Round

Austin, Texas

All Day

05/26/12

NCAA West Preliminary Round

Austin, Texas

All Day

06/06/12

NCAA Outdoor Championships

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

06/07/12

NCAA Outdoor Championships

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

06/08/12

NCAA Outdoor Championships

Des Moines, Iowa

All Day

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January 6, 2012

Long Jumper Mokoena targets Gold in London

After coming back from the 2008 Beijing Olympics with a silver medal, top jumper Khotso Mokoena is now look for gold at this year’s contest in London in July.It is good to see Luvo doing so well and his existence will help Team South Africa win more medals in London.

Multiple champion and record-holder Mokoena was the only South African athlete to win a medal in Beijing. Now back at training at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria after the joyful season holidays, Mokoena is happy with his shape.

It is still early in the year but I’m in good shape because I trained hard in November and December. I also battle in the track and field series events on the coast,he said.I will be more careful at training and competitions this year to avoid injuries.

Last year was a frightening for me because of injuries. I went into the world championships in South Korea not in the best of shapes.The bigger picture for any athlete this year is the Olympics and I have been hard at training perfecting my technique in planning for the event.

The president of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee has made it clear they won’t be taking holiday makers to London.He promised the country 12 medals, it is now a challenge for us athletes to go out there and include to the success of our country.

Mokoena was bundled out in the first round of the world championships in South Korea, with rising star Luvo Manyonga reaching the final on debut.It is good to see Luvo doing so well and his presence will help Team South Africa win more medals in London,he said.

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December 29, 2011

Clitheroe aims Aviva Series starts on January 28

Reigning European 3000m indoor champion Helen Clitheroe will look to build on fantastic 2011 by beginning her Olympic year in style at the Aviva International Match in Glasgow on 28 January. 38 year old Clitheroe provided one of the highlights of the meet in 2011. When she stormed to success over 3000m in a time of 8:52.31 to eclipse Liz McColgan’s 22-year stadium record at Kelvin Hall.

The former 1500m and steeplechase athlete, who has recorded a total of four individual best performances at the Aviva International Match, went on to claim a memorable gold medal in the same event at the European Indoor Championships in Paris in March.

Now aiming for a hat trick of wins at Kelvin Hall following her victories in 2010 and 2011, Clitheroe will be looking for a strong start to 2012.

When she again takes on the 3000m in what could prove a career-defining year in the track and field. Just three weeks after her form in Glasgow Clitheroe will test herself against a world class field at the Aviva Grand Prix in Birmingham, where she will contest the 3000m in front of an expected capacity crowd at the NIA on 18 February.

Clitheroe said: “This year is a significant one for me I had some real highs in 2011, which were absolutely fantastic. “My race in Paris caused a bit of a stir back home and I couldn’t believe the attention I received. But it was all welcomed and it’s really incredible to know that you’ve got a lot of support, that people know you when you step out on the track and give you that extra cheer you need. “I went away to Kenya in November and will be heading back out there straight after Christmas. It’s really good to get away and get my head into some training.

I think of the Aviva Grand Prix as a rehearsal for the indoor championships, the very best athletes in the world battle in Birmingham and it’s amazing to have the chance to race in meets like that in the run-up to major championships. “Glasgow is just a brilliant event, the crowd is always really into athletics and this is the last time that we’ll be challenging at Kelvin Hall so that will be really special too. 

The venue has such a sturdy heritage and it really is a freedom to race there.” Clitheroe, who made her Olympic debut in Sydney back in 2000, will use the coming Aviva Series as a critical step in preparing for her third Olympic battle.

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December 15, 2011

Holly Bleasdale smashes British pole vault record

Holly Bleasdale continued her rapid rise to importance by breaking her own British pole vault record at a meeting in France. The 20-year-old cleared 4.71 metres at the first attempt to improve her previous best by one centimetre. The Chorley-based athlete, who only turned pro in 2010, was delighted with her indoor showing.

I was so happy when I cleared 4.61m but, when I cleared 4.71m, I was ecstatic,she said. It caps a remarkable year for Bleasdale, who won the European Under-23 title in July. She failed to register a height at the World Championships in Daegu, but this latest jump marks her out as a genuine medal contender for the London 2012 Olympics.

The record was even more remarkable, given the fact she was challenging off a 12-stride approach as opposed to her usual 16 strides.I knew I had capabilities of getting 4.61 but getting 4.71 in competition was such a surprise,said Bleasdale, who only entered the contest in Orleans to break up her winter training.

Training has been going amazing and I was really confident and just wanted to have fun seeing as it was just a small competition off a short approach and I did not taper for it.I can’t wait to see what I can vault off 16 strides.Bleasdale’s training partner, Katie Byres, cleared 4.16m to earn fifth place and become the UK indoor junior record-holder.

Women’s pole vault records

  • World and European record – 5.06m (Yelena Isinbayeva in 2009)
  • Olympic record – 5.05m (Yelena Isinbayeva in 2008)
  • The gold, silver, and bronze medal winners in the women’s pole vault from the Olympic games.

  • 2000
    GOLD-Stacy Dragila, USA 4.60
    SILVER-Tatiana Grigorieva, AUS 4.55
    BRONZE-Vala Flosadüttir, ISL 4.50
  • 2004
    GOLD-Yelena Isinbayeva, RUS 4.91
    SILVER-Svetlana Feofanova, RUS 4.75
    BRONZE-Anna Rogowska, POL 4.70
  • 2008
    GOLD-Yelena Isinbayeva, RUS 5.05
    SILVER-Jenn Stuczynski, USA 4.80
    BRONZE-Svetlana Feofanova, RUS 4.75
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  • November 30, 2011

    Athletics: John Komen breaks La Rochelle record

    La Rochelle, France – Kenyan John Komen ran 2:07:13 to break the race record of Marathon de La Rochelle Serge Vigot on Sunday, while Ethiopian Ture Chatu won the women’s race in 2:36:04. The weather was cool and hazy on the old Port of La Rochelle at the start of the 21st edition of the Marathon. The race opened on a faster basis than had been planned, as the Kenyan pacemakers Eliud Kiplagat Barngetury and Samwel Maswai were timed at 5km in 15:12, instead of probable 15:25.

    Behind them were four of their associate countrymen: John Komen, the fastest of the field with a 2:08:06 performance set three years ago, Nahashon Kimaiyo who placed 3rd last year, as well as outsiders Daniel Limo and Peter Kwalia, who ran in 2009 respectively 2:10:54 and 2:12:07. Also integrated in this pack was the Ethiopian Feyisa Woldemikael, debutant at the Marathon with a 62:27 to his credit for the Half Marathon.

    Kwalia was the first to be dropped even though the pace remained stable in the significant city centre, while a light drizzle occurred. 10km was making in 30:22, and no change in the group occurred through 15km (45:53) and the Half Marathon (64:43). It was then clear that the race record of 2:09:44 was in danger, as the best passed the halfway point in 1:04:43, about one minute faster than record holder Ethiopian Haile Haja in 2009.

    The second pacemaker stopped at 28km, after having passed the 25km in 1:16:16. Just before 30km (1:31:20), Kimayo was dropped, and a few minutes later it was Woldemikael’s turn to fade. The two remaining runners, Komen and Limo, kept side by side for a couple of metres before Komen insert a speeding up to get a rid of his rival. The leader was now only fighting against the clock (1:45:47 at 35km). Limo placed second in 2:08:38 while Kimayo passed Woldemikael to take third place in 2:10:43.

    The women’s race was highlighted by the runs of three Ethiopians. Wayinshet Abebe Hailu (2:42:57 in 2009) led Ture Chatu (2:38:41 last season) and Marathon debutante Zerfe Boku. The trio divided early from the rest of the field and remained together until the 24th kilometer, after having passed the half-way in 1:16:44. Hailu dropped back and ultimately finished third in 2:38:39. Chatu emerged as the winner in the last couple of kilometer and shattered her personal best with 2:36:04, still far from the race record of Goitetom Haftu (2:28:24). Boku took the second place in 2:36:48.

    RESULTS

    MEN

    1. John KOMEN (KEN) 2:07:13
    2. Daniel LIMO (KEN) 2:08.39
    3. Nahashon KIMAYO (KEN) 2:10:44
    4. Feyisa WOLDEMIKAEL (ETH) 2:11:34
    5. Nourdine JALAL (MAR) 2:14:23
    6. Eliud BARNGETUNY (KEN) 2:19:05
    7. Peter KWALIA (KEN) 2:21:48
    8. Julien COTTIN (FRA) 2:25:40
    9. Victcheslav PRIHOTKO (UKR) 2:28:33
    10. Victor ROGOVOY (UKR) 2:28:34

    WOMEN

    1. Ture CHATU (ETH) 2:36:04
    2. Zerfe BOKU (ETH) 2:36:51
    3. Wayinshet Abebe HAILU (ETH) 2:38:39
    4. Adeline ROCHE (FRA) 2:45:15
    5. Kelly CRICKMORE (GBR) 2:51:47

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    November 22, 2011

    Jamaican sprinter Steve Mullings originate responsible of doping

    Jamaican sprinter Steve Mullings has been expelled for life from challenging in athletics after a second doping offence.We the panel believes that a clear and strong message must be sent to every athlete in Jamaica and elsewhere that banned substances will not be tolerated in sports,Jamaican Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel chairman Lennox Gayle told.

    Mullings, 28, was probable to appeal the ruling to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, his legal representative said. Alando Terrelonge said the decision was unfair based on the evidence presented to the three-member panel.There was no evidence before this panel to indicate that Mr. Mullings either deliberately took a drug to enhance his performance or to mask the presence of other drugs that he was taking to enhance his performance,Terrelonge said.

    Mullings, a former relay world champion, had been found guilty on Thursday by the panel for using the banned diuretic furosemide, which can act as a likely masking agent for other drugs. The sprinter, now based in the United States, did not attend the hearing. Gayle said the decision to ban Mullings was common.

    The fact that Mr Mullings, on numerous occasions we tried to get him here and he refused to attend, and we believe that we definitely should impose the maximum in this particular case,Gayle said. Mullings tested positive for the substance after placing third in the 100 meters final of the Jamaican national trials in June. He formerly served a two-year ban after testing positive for too much levels of testosterone in 2004.

    Mullings Athletic Records:

    World Championships in Athletics

    Medal

    Place

    Competition

    Gold

    2009 Berlin

    4×100 m relay

    Silver

    2007 Osaka

    4×100 m relay

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    November 10, 2011

    Record Win for Geoffrey Mutai in Marathon

    Geoffrey Mutai crosses the line in a course record for the New York marathon. Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya has won the New York City Marathon in a course record time. Mutai finished in an informal time of two hours, five minutes, six seconds, lopping more than two minutes off the old time.

    The 30-year-old has traditional himself as the favourite at next summer’s Olympics with this second milestone performance of the year. In April, Mutai ran the fastest marathon in history: 2:03:02 in Boston. That did not count as a world record because the course is measured too straight and too downhill.

    The second and third placed runners were also inside the previous New York record of 2:07:43 set by Tesfaye Jifar of Ethiopia a decade earlier. London Marathon winner, fellow Kenyan Emmanuel Mutai, was one minute, 22 seconds behind. Tsegaye Kebede of Ethiopia was third.

    The women’s race was won by Ethiopian Firehiwot Dado, in a time of two hours, 23 minutes and 15 seconds, to edge her compatriot Buzunesh Deba by four seconds. Dado, 27, making her New York debut, ran an individual best for the distance.

    Third place was reigning London Marathon champion, Mary Keitany of Kenya, who led from the start until she was overtaken by the two Ethiopians with just a mile to run. She completed 23 seconds behind. Geoffrey Mutai’s time was still 88 seconds off the men’s marathon world record of 2:03:38, set by Kenya’s Patrick Makau at the Berlin Marathon just 43 days ago.

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    October 28, 2011

    Some Interesting Information about Hammer throws

    As with the shot and discus, the hammer throw need a combination of potency and agility training, with good footwork also essential in arrange to preserve proper form. As in golf, where association head speed is the key to space, the speed of the hammer just prior to release will largely decide the length of the throw; provide the competitor uses the correct free point.

    Hammer throwers use the same size throwing circle as shot putters, with an inside diameter of 2.135 meters. The hammer is really a three-part device consisting of a metal head expressively concerned to a strengthen wire with a rigid handle that the thrower grips. The women’s hammer weighs four kilograms while the men’s hammer weighs 7.26 kilos. Each challenger usually takes six throws during the hammers event. The longest single throw wins.

    Men’s world record:
    Yuriy Sedykh and fellow Russian Sergey Litvinov were mostly answerable for taking the hammer-throwing record on a roller coaster ride from 1980 to 1986, when the record distorted hands frequently, even during the same meet.

    On May 16, 1980, Sedykh set his first hammer record with a toss measure 80.38 meters. His mark was broken down later in the meet by Juri Tamm (80.46), but domestic that same day by Sedykh (80.64). Litvinov got into the act eight days later with a throw of 81.66. Sedykh retort on July 31 with an 81.80-meter throw.

    Litvinov shattered the mark on June 4, 1982 (83.98) then betters it on June 21, 1983 (84.14). Sedykh had the last word in the duel however; obliterate Litvinov’s record with a throw measuring 86.34 on July 3, 1984. Sedykh enhanced the record twice, to 86.66 and, finally, to 86.74 on Aug. 30, 1986.

    Women’s world record:
    Betty Heidler broke Anita Wlodarczyk’s previous mark with a third-round throw measure 79.42 meters (260 feet, 6 inches) during a meet in Heidler’s native Germany on May 21, 2011.The record, which came on Lysenko’s first throw of the opposition, noticeable the fourth time she’d documented a new standard.

    She set her first verification with a throw of 77.06 meters on July 15, 2005. Fellow Russian Gulfiya Khanafeyeva set a new mark of 77.26 on June 12, 2006, but Lysenko take action with a throw of 77.41 just 12 days later. Lysenko betters her record to 77.80 on Aug. 15, 2006.

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    October 17, 2011

    Important Techniques of sprint Hurdling

    Sprint Hurdling
    Hurdling is, because of its practical and energy demands, an exciting and challenging event. The technical part of hurdling is clearly much greater than in sprinting, yet the concept of the hurdles race must be one of a sprint, with change for each hurdle.

    Technique:
    In sprint hurdling the first hurdle is only some seven or eight strides away so the athlete must come position at the 3rd or 4th stride, much earlier than the sprinter. To enable this to occur the block spacings will have to be a little altered. When using an eight step approach the take-off foot is positioned in the front block.

    Hurdle Clearance
    The athletic must attack the hurdle and aim to clear it, by approx. 17 to 18 cm, as quickly and professionally as possible, raising their centre of gravity only a little more than in a usual sprint action.

    Leg Action
    The last stride of the method to the first hurdle is edited in order to allow the take-off leg to move fast under the hips. This ensures that a fast effective drive can be made across the hurdle. The take off distance is 1.98 metres to 2.29 metres (6½ to 7½ feet) from the hurdle. The body’s centre of significance is ahead of the foot on take off.

    Action of the leading leg:

    • The knee must be picked up fast
    • The knee is driven at the hurdle
    • The lower part of the leg is left low and extends once the knee reaches the height of the barrier
    • The knee must be picked up in line with the upright centre line of the body.
    • There should be no inclination for the knee to be pulled across the body or for the lower leg to go out and round.
    • The foot of the lead leg reaches its highest point some 15 to 30 centimeters (6 to 8 inches) in front of the hurdle rail.
    • As the heel of the lead leg passes the barrier it must be pulled down and back to land under the body.
    • There is no need for the lead leg to be directly over the top of the hurdle.
    • The leg straightens as it descends towards the ground.
    • The foot of the lead leg grounds at 114 to 137 centimeters (3¾ to 4½ feet) beyond the hurdle.

    Action of the trailing leg:

    • The trailing leg drives the body at the hurdle as the lead leg rises.
    • The recovery of the trail leg must begin from well behind the body if the drive is to be finished.
    • The athlete should feel the trailing knee sweeping wide and flat over the hurdle.
    • As the leg crosses the hurdle, the foot must be cocked at the ankle so that the foot does not hit the barrier.
    • After crossing the barrier, the knee continues to rise and comes round in front of the body.

    Arm Action
    As in sprinting, the arms act to balance the body and counter the rotations shaped by the legs. The arm opposite to the lead leg essentially leads the action into the hurdle and pushes/dives forwards as the lead leg rises. The other arm should be taken back in a usual sprinting action. As the trail leg comes round the leading arm swings back and wide to counter the rotation of the trail leg.

    Running Between Hurdles
    Three strides are used to cover the ground between the hurdles. To achieve this, the athlete has to modify his sprinting technique to make it fit the gap. A fast leg rhythm and a shorter stride length are needed. The athlete may have to use a lower knee lift than in normal sprinting with an emphasis on leg speed. The correct range of progress and speed can be achieved by training over hurdles that are a little closer together than normal.

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    October 10, 2011

    Events of Track and field and its records

    Track and field events are commonly individual sports with athletic challenging each other to choose a single victor. The racing events are won by the athlete with the best time, while the jumping and throwing events are won by the athlete who has achieved the maximum distance or height in the contest. The running events are categorized as sprints, middle and long-distance events,relays and hurdling.

    Relay Events

    Event Time Player/team Place Date
    4 x 100 37.10 Jamaica Beijing, China 8/22/08
    4 x 200 1:18.68 Santa Monica TC Walnut, California 4/17/94
    4 x 400 2:54.29 United States Stuttgart, Germany 8/22/93
    4 x 800 7:02.43 Kenya Brussels, Belgium 8/25/06
    4 x 1500 14:36.23 Kenya Brussels, Belgium 9/04/09
    4 x Mile+ 15:49.08 Ireland Dublin, Ireland 8/17/85

    Track and field events are divided into three large categories:

    1.Track events

    2.Field events

    3.Combined events

    The majority of athletes tend to specialise in just one event with the aim of perfecting their performance, although the aim of combined events athletes is to become capable in a number of disciplines. Track events involve running on a track over particular distances and—in the case of the hurdling and steeplechase events—obstacles may be placed on the track. There are also relay races in which teams of athletes run and pass on a baton to their team associate at the end of a certain distance.


    Field event:

    A contest that takes place on a field rather than on a running track

    There are two types of field events: jumps, and throws. In jumping competitions, sportsperson are judged on either the length or height of their jumps. The performances of jumping events for distance are calculated from a board or marker, and any athlete overstepping this mark is judged to have fouled. In the jumps for height, an athlete must clear his or her body over a crossbar without knocking the bar off the supporting standards. The best part of jumping events is unaided, although athletes push themselves vertically with purpose-built sticks in the pole vault.

    Field Events
    Event Time Player/Team Place Date
    High Jump 2.45 | 8-0.50 Javier Sotomayor (Cuba) Salamanca, Spain 7/27/93
    Pole Vault 6.13 | 20-1.25 Sergey Bubka (Ukraine) Tokyo, Japan
    Long Jump 8.95 | 29-4.50 Mike Powell (US) Tokyo, Japan 8/30/91
    Triple Jump 18.29 | 60-0.25 Jonathan Edwards (Great Britain) Göteborg, Sweden 8/07/95
    Discus 74.08 | 243-0 Jürgen Schult (East Germany) Neubrandenburg, Germany 6/06/86
    Hammer 86.74 | 284-7 Yuriy Syedikh (Soviet Union) Stuttgart, Germany 8/30/86
    Javelin 98.48 | 323-1 Jan Železný (Czech Republic) Jena, Germany 5/25/96
    Shotput 23.12 | 75-10.25 Randy Barnes (US) Westwood, California 5/20/90

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