European Athletics U23 Championships 2011

8th European Athletics U23 Championships 2011
Ostrava-Vítkovice Stadium 2015
city	Ostrava , Czech Republic
Stadion	Městský stadium
participating countries	42
Participating athletes	949
Competitions	44
opening	July 14, 2011
Final day	July 17, 2011
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The 8th European Athletics U23 Championships took place from July 14 to 17, 2011 in the Městský stadium (in German: municipal stadium) in the Vítkovice district in the Czech city ​​of Ostrava . As host of the 2007 World Youth Athletics Championships and the annual Golden Spike athletics meeting , Ostrava was previously known as a host of major international events.

949 athletes from 42 countries started.

Medals were awarded in 44 competitions, 22 each for men and women. The disciplines were the same as in the European Athletics Championships in the main class. However, the marathon run for men and women and the 50 km walk for men were missing .

Results

Men

100 m

James Alaka won the 100-meter run and came second in the 200-meter run.

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	James Alaka	GBR	10.45
2	Michael Tumi	ITA	10.47
3	Andrew Robertson	GBR	10.52
4th	Francesco Basciani	ITA	10.57
5	Delmas Obou	ITA	10.59
6th	Elvijs Misāns	LAT	10.63
7th	Dániel Karlik	HUN	10.64
8th	Eduard Viles	ESP	10.69

Wind: −1.5 m / s

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Retired in advance: Pascal Mancini (SUI), 10.63 s

200 m

Pavel Maslák after winning the bronze medal

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Lykourgos-Stefanos Tsakonas	GRE	20.56 ONLY
2	James Alaka	GBR	20.60
3	Pavel Maslák	CZE	20.67
4th	Danny Talbot	GBR	20.71
5	Aljaksandr Linnik	BLR	20.81
6th	Steven Colvert	IRL	21.03
7th	Alex Wilson	SUI	21.07
8th	Iván Jesús Ramos	ESP	21.11

Wind: −1.4 m / s

Further participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semifinals: Robin Erewa (GER), 21.10 s
Eliminated in the preliminary: Pascal Mancini (SUI), 21.61 s

400 m

Brian Gregan won the only medal for Ireland.

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Nigel Levine	GBR	46.10
2	Brian Gregan	IRL	46.12 PB
3	Luke Lennon-Ford	GBR	46.22
4th	Vladimir Krasnov	RUS	46.29 SB
5	Mame-Ibra Anne	FRA	46.32 PB
6th	Mateusz Fórmański	POLE	46.33
7th	Yevhen Huzol	UKR	46.56 PB
8th	Vitaly Butrym	UKR	46.96

800 m

European indoor champion Adam Kszczot (center) lived up to his role as a favorite.

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Adam Kszczot	POLE	1: 46.71
2	Kevin López	ESP	1: 46.93
3	Mukhtar Mohammed	GBR	1: 48.01
4th	Giordano Benedetti	ITA	1: 48.05 SB
5	Mario Scapini	ITA	1: 48.43
6th	Anthony Lieghio	IRL	1: 48.77
7th	Jan Van Den Broeck	BEL	1: 49.41
8th	Paul Renaudie	FRA	1: 49.82

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the preliminary run: Patrick Schoenball (GER), 1: 49.32 min; Martin Bischoff (GER), 1: 49.88 min

1500 m

Florian Carvalho (right) won ahead of James Shane (left) and David Bustos (center).

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Florian Carvalho	FRA	3: 50.42
2	James Shane	GBR	3: 50.58
3	David Bustos	ESP	3: 50.59
4th	Andreas Vojta	AUT	3: 50.75
5	Jeroen D'Hoedt	BEL	3: 51.56
6th	Timo Benitz	GER	3: 51.76
7th	Ivan Tuchtachev	RUS	3: 51.83
8th	Alberto Imedio	ESP	3: 51.93

5000 m

Jesper van der Wielen celebrated winning the bronze medal.

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Sindre Buraas	NOR	14: 22.69
2	Ross Millington	GBR	14: 22.78
3	Jesper van der Wielen	NED	14: 23.31
4th	Erik Johansson	SWE	14: 24.44
5	Roberto Alaiz	ESP	14: 24.62
6th	Indelau Tekele	ISR	14: 24.75
7th	Richard Ringer	GER	14: 24.86
8th	Sjarhej Platonau	BLR	14: 26.18

Further participants from German-speaking countries:
Place 14: Alexander Hahn (GER), 14: 30.09 min

10,000 m

Sondre Nordstad Moen won the first medal for Norway.

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Sondre Nordstad Moen	NOR	28: 41.66 PB
2	Ahmed El Mazouri	ITA	28: 46.97 PB
3	Musa Roba-Kinkal	GER	28: 57.91 SB
4th	Roman Posdjajkin	RUS	29: 07.23 PB
5	Vyacheslav Shalamov	RUS	29: 15.84 PB
6th	Koen Naert	BEL	29: 18.73
7th	Stijn Garain	BEL	29: 25.47 PB
8th	Mats Lunders	BEL	29: 26.49 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
11th place: Christoph Ryffel (SUI), 29: 35.32 min (PB)
17th place: Robert Krebs (GER), 30: 36.27 min

3000 m obstacle

space	athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Sebastian Martos	ESP	8: 35.35
2	Abdelaziz Merzougui	ESP	8: 36.21
3	Alexandru Ghinea	ROU	8: 38.51
4th	Antonio Abadía	ESP	8: 41.82
5	Patrick Nasti	ITA	8: 42.37 PB
6th	Tanguy Pepiot	FRA	8: 43.48
7th	Krystian Zalewski	POLE	8: 45.33
8th	Tom Erling Kårbø	NOR	8: 46.96 PB

Participants from German-speaking countries:

11th place: Benedikt Karus (GER), 8: 56.80 min

110 m hurdles

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Sergei Schubenkow	RUS	13.56
2	Balász Baji	HUN	13.58 ONLY
3	Lawrence Clarke	GBR	13.62
4th	Thomas Delmestre	FRA	13.62 PB
5	Alexei Dryomin	RUS	13.74
6th	Martin Mazáč	CZE	13.81
7th	Vladimir Vukicevic	NOR	13.90
8th	Julian Marquart	GER	13.91

400 m hurdles

Nathan Woodward finished second behind fellow countryman Jack Green.

space	athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Jack Green	GBR	49.13
2	Nathan Woodward	GBR	49.28
3	Emir Bekrić	SRB	49.61 NO
4th	Nikita Andriyanov	RUS	49.62 PB
5	Hugo Grillas	FRA	49.76 PB
6th	David Gollnow	GER	49.97 PB
7th	Tibor Koroknai	HUN	50.28 PB
8th	Niall Flannery	GBR	50.32

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Tobias Giehl (GER), 50.56 s; Jonathan Puemi (SUI), 51.70 s; Karim Manaoui (SUI), 51.97 s; Kariem Hussein (SUI), 52.55 s; Christian Heimann (GER), 52.69 s
eliminated in the run-up: Florian Mayrhofer (AUT), 52.21 s (PB)

20 km walking

space	athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Dawid Tomala	POLE	1:24:21
2	Denis Strelkov	RUS	1:24:25
3	Valery Filipchuk	RUS	1:24:30
4th	Máté Helebrandt	HUN	1:25:14 SB
5	Federico Tontodonati	ITA	1:26:07
6th	Veli-Matti Partans	FIN	1:26:37 SB
7th	Riccardo Macchia	ITA	1:28:31
8th	Andrea Adragna	ITA	1:29:13

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Disqualified: Carl Dohmann (GER)

4 × 100 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	Italy	Michael Tumi Francesco Basciani Davide Manenti Delmas Obou	39.05 ONLY
2	United Kingdom	Andrew Robertson Kieran Showler-Davis Richard Kilty Daniel Talbot	39.10
3	Germany	Florian Huebner Maximilian Kessler Robin Erewa Felix Göltl	39.19
4th	Poland	Mateusz Biegajło Artur Zaczek Cezary Bagiński Grzegorz Zimniewicz	39.40
5	Czech Republic	Václav Zich Lukáš Šťastný Pavel Maslák Tomáš Kavka	39.41
6th	Netherlands	Wouter Brus Dennis Spillekom Erik Stevens Joeri Jaegers	39.60 ONLY
	Greece	Konstadinos Koutsouklakis Mihail Dardaneliotis Efstratios Fraggoulis Likourgos-Stefanos Tsakonas	DNF
	France	Benbezi Zeze Benjamin Georg Dylan Rigot Ben Bassaw	DSQ

4 × 400 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	United Kingdom	Nigel Levine Thomas Phillips Jamie Bowie Luke Lennon-Ford	3: 03.53
2	Poland	Michal Pietrzak Jakub Krzewina Łukasz Krawczuk Mateusz Fórmanski	3: 03.62
3	Russia	Alexej Kenig Anton Wolobuev Artem Vashov Vladimir Krasnov	3: 04.01
4th	France	Angel Chelala Martial Minyem Mame-Ibra Anne Hugo Grillas	3: 04.04
5	Germany	Niklas Zender Benjamin Jonas Benedikt Wiesend Marco Kaiser	3: 04.93
6th	Spain	Javier Sanz Samuel García Marc Orozco Pablo Fernández	3: 07.58
7th	Latvia	Kārlis Stave Jānis Baltušs Martins Zacests Jānis Leitis	3: 08.42 SB
8th	Italy	Andrea Gallina Giacomo Panizza Domenico Fontana Francesco Cappellin	3: 09.07

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the run-up to: Switzerland (Daniele Angelella, Jonathan Puemi, Silvan Lutz, Kariem Hussein), 3: 15.11 min

high jump

Because of the higher number of failed attempts, Sergei Mudrow came second behind Bohdan Bondarenko, who was at the same height.

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Bohdan Bondarenko	UKR	2.30 PB
2	Sergei Mudrow	RUS	2.30 PB
3	Miguel Ángel Sancho	ESP	2.21 = SB
4th	Szymon Kiecana	POLE	2.21 PB
5	Marco Fassinotti	ITA	2.21
6th	Jarosław Rutkowski	POLE	2.21
7th	Kourosh Foroughi	IRL	2.18
8th	Matúš Bubeník	SVK	2.18

Pole vault

Paweł Wojciechowski jumped to victory with a personal best in the open air.

space	athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Paweł Wojciechowski	POLE	5.70 PB
2	Karsten Dilla	GER	5.60
3	Dmitri Schelyabin	RUS	5.55 PB
4th	Claudio Michel Stecchi	ITA	5.55 PB
5	Anton Iwakin	RUS	5.50 = PB
6th	Raphael Holzdeppe	GER	5.50
7th	Ivan Yeryomin	UKR	5.30
8th	Rasmus Jørgensen	THE	5.30

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Marquis Richards (SUI), 4.95 m; Florian Gaul (GER), 4.80 m

Long jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Alexander Menkow	RUS	8.08
2	Marcos Chuva	POR	7.94
3	Guillaume Victorin	FRA	7.86 PB
4th	Darius Aučyna	LTU	7.81
5	Elvijs Misāns	LAT	7.72
6th	Roni Ollikainen	FIN	7.71
7th	Alyn Camara	GER	7.71
8th	Eusebio Cáceres	ESP	7.64

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Mario Kral (GER), 7.35 m; Julian Howard (GER), 7.13 m

Triple jump

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Sheryf El-Sheryf	UKR	17.72 CR ONLY
2	Alexei Feodorov	RUS	16.85
3	Yuri Kovalev	RUS	16.82
4th	Daniele Greco	ITA	16.55
5	Alexandru George Baciu	ROU	16.44 PB
6th	Slatosar Atanasov	BUL	16.39 PB
7th	Yevgeny Zhukov	RUS	16.31
8th	Darius Aučyna	LTU	16.25

Shot put

David Storl won with a new championship record.

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	David Storl	GER	20.45 CR
2	Dmytro Savyzkyj	UKR	19.18 PB
3	Marin Premeru	CRO	18.83
4th	Martin Stašek	CZE	18.43
5	Ladislav Prášil	CZE	18.41 PB
6th	Patrick Cronie	NED	18.38 PB
7th	Hendrik Müller	GER	18.37
8th	Sjarhej Bachar	BLR	18.29

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Max Bedewitz (GER), 17.80 m
Eliminated in the qualification: Alexander Zinchenko (AUT), 17.01 m

Discus throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Lawrence Okoye	GBR	60.70
2	Mykyta Nesterenko	UKR	59.67
3	Fredrik Amundgård	NOR	59.42 SB
4th	Marin Premeru	CRO	58.93
5	Christoph Harting	GER	58.65
6th	Daniel Jasinski	GER	57.71
7th	Gordon Wolf	GER	57.34
8th	Tomáš Voňavka	CZE	56.43

Hammer throw

The podium for hammer throwers: Javier Cienfuegos, Paweł Fajdek and Aleh Dubizki (from left)

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Paweł Fajdek	POLE	78.54 PB
2	Javier Cienfuegos	ESP	73.03
3	Aleh Dubizki	BLR	72.52
4th	Markus Johansson	SWE	72.27
5	Wojciech Nowicki	POLE	72.20
6th	Sjarhej Kalamoyez	BLR	71.84
7th	Andrij Martynjuk	UKR	71.47
8th	Ákos Hudi	HUN	70.75

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Johannes Bichler (GER), 66.00 m

Javelin throw

space	athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Till Wöschler	GER	84.38 PB
2	Fatih Avan	DOOR	84.11
3	Dmitri Tarabin	RUS	83.18
4th	Kim Amb	SWE	79.48 PB
5	Łukasz Grzeszczuk	POLE	79.02
6th	Sampo Lehtola	FIN	78.50 PB
7th	Thomas Röhler	GER	78.20 PB
8th	Tanel Laanmäe	EST	73.20

Decathlon

Thomas Van Der Plaetsen broke the 8000 point mark for the first time.

space	athlete	country	Points
1	Thomas Van der Plaetsen	BEL	8157 ONLY
2	Eduard Michan	BLR	8152 PB
3	Mihail Dudas	SRB	8117 PB
4th	Adam Sebastian Helcelet	CZE	7966
5	Ilya Shkurenev	RUS	7894 PB
6th	Kai Kazmirek	GER	7800
7th	Dominik Distelberger	AUT	7735
8th	Petter Olson	SWE	7724 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
10th place: Maximilian Gilde (GER), 7618 points
19th place: Jan Felix Knobel (GER), 6774 points

Women

100 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Andreea Ogrăzeanu	ROU	11.65
2	Leena Günther	GER	11.75
3	Anna Kiełbasińska	POLE	11.77
4th	Émilie Gaydu	FRA	11.79
5	Viktoria Kashcheyeva	UKR	11.90
6th	Ekaterina Filatova	RUS	12.01
7th	Jessie Saint-Marc	FRA	32.85
	Darja Pyshankova	UKR	DSQ

Wind: −1.7 m / s

The second-placed Darja Pischankowa from Ukraine was subsequently disqualified after a positive doping test .

200 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Anna Kiełbasińska	POLE	23.23 PB
2	Moa Hjelmer	SWE	23.24
3	Marit Dopheide	NED	23.32 PB
4th	Kadene Vassell	NED	23.61 PB
5	Anouk Hagen	NED	23.62
6th	Andreea Ogrăzeanu	ROU	23.69
7th	Martyna Opoń	POLE	23.95
	Daria Pishankova	UKR	DSQ

Wind: −1.0 m / s

The winner Darja Pischankowa from the Ukraine was disqualified after a positive doping test .

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the semi-finals: Jacqueline Gasser (SUI), 23.81 s

400 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Olga Topilskaya	RUS	51.45
2	Yulia Terekhova	RUS	52.63
3	Lena Schmidt	GER	52.66
4th	Meliz Redif	DOOR	53.08
5	Alina Lohwynenko	UKR	53.43
6th	Marie Gayot	FRA	53.86
7th	Line monastery	NOR	54.18
	Marit Dopheide	NED	DSQ

800 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Merve Aydin	DOOR	2: 00.46 SB
2	Lynsey Sharp	GBR	2: 00.65 PB
3	Alexandra Bulanova	RUS	2: 01.40
4th	Anne Kesselring	GER	2: 02.97
5	Selina Büchel	SUI	2: 04.25 PB
6th	Katarzyna Broniatowska	POLE	2: 04.62
7th	Mirela Lavric	ROU	2: 12.99
	Elena Arshakova	RUS	DSQ

The original winner, Jelena Arshakova from Russia, was subsequently stripped of the gold medal for doping.

1500 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Tugba Karakaya	DOOR	4: 20.80
2	Corinna Harrer	GER	4: 21.52
3	Katarzyna Broniatowska	POLE	4: 22.06
4th	Danuta Urbanik	POLE	4: 22.37
5	Diana Sujew	GER	4: 22.89
6th	Stacey Smith	GBR	4: 23.53
7th	Elina Sujew	GER	4: 23.88
8th	Lindsey De Grande	BEL	4: 25.24

The original winner, Jelena Arshakova from Russia, was subsequently stripped of the gold medal for doping.

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Retired in the run-up: Jennifer Wenth (AUT), 4: 21.55 min

5000 m

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Layes Abdullayeva	AZE	15: 29.47 NO
2	Stevie Stockton	GBR	15: 58.51 PB
3	Clémence Calvin	FRA	16: 02.07
4th	Olha Skrypak	UKR	16: 05.65
5	Bogdana Mimić	SRB	16: 08.94
6th	Emma Pallant	GBR	16: 12.57
7th	Hannah Walker	GBR	16: 13.06
8th	Jana Soethout	GER	16: 24.00 PB

The originally second-placed Russian Yekaterina Gorbunova was subsequently stripped of the silver medal for doping.

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
DNF: Maren Kock (GER)

10,000 m

Layes Abdullayeva single-handedly ran towards a safe victory. Two days later she won the 5000 meter run in a similar manner.

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Layes Abdullayeva	AZE	32: 18.05 CR NO
2	Lyudmyla Kovalenko	UKR	33: 35.36
3	Caterina Ribeiro	POR	34: 10.39 PB
4th	Lisa Hahner	GER	34: 12.05 PB
5	Ourania Rembouli	GRE	34: 15.15 ONLY
6th	Matea Matošević	CRO	34: 28.94 NO
7th	Carla Salomé Rocha	POR	34: 46.29
8th	Wolha Masuronak	BLR	34: 46.79 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Céline Hauert (SUI), 35: 20.38 min (PB)
13th: Tanja Eberhart (AUT), 36: 15.09 min
Disqualified: Christina Kröckert (GER)

20 km walking

space	Athlete	country	Time (h)
1	Julia Takács	ESP	1:31:55
2	Antonella Palmisano	ITA	1:36:26
3	Eleonora Giorgi	ITA	1:38:41
4th	Anita Kažemāka	LAT	1:38:59
5	Katarzyna Golba	POLE	1:39:36
6th	Emilie Menuet	FRA	1:41:52
7th	Georgiana Enache	ROU	1:43:56 PB
8th	Magdalena Jasińska	POLE	1:44:18

The first two Russian women Tatjana Minejewa and Nina Ochotnikowa were subsequently disqualified for doping.

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Christin Elss (GER), 1:44:27 min

100 m hurdles

space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Alina Talaj	BLR	12.91 SB
2	Lisa Urech	SUI	13.00
3	Cindy Roleder	GER	13.10
4th	Aisseta Diawara	FRA	13.26
5	Nina Argunova	RUS	13.26
6th	Olena Janowska	UKR	13.49
7th	Yariatou Touré	FRA	13.62
	Anne Zagré	BEL	DNF

Wind: −1.0 m / s

400 m hurdles

space	Athlete	country	Time (s)
1	Hanna Yaroschtschuk	UKR	54.77 PB
2	Hanna Titimez	UKR	54.91
3	Meghan Beesley	GBR	55.69 PB
4th	Vera Barbosa	POR	55.81 NO
5	Jessie Barr	IRL	56.62 ONLY
6th	Christiane Klopsch	GER	57.05 SB
7th	Valentine Arrieta	SUI	57.43
8th	Marzena Kościelniak	POLE	57.99 SB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the run-up: Anna Raukuc (GER), 58.66 s; Raffaela Dorfer (AUT) 1: 00.15 min

3000 m obstacle

Gülcan Mıngır narrowly prevailed against Jana Sussmann.

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)
1	Gülcan Mıngır	DOOR	9: 47.83
2	Jana Sussmann	GER	9: 48.01
3	Maria Shatalova	UKR	9: 48.22 SB
4th	Matylda Szlęzak	POLE	9: 48.77 PB
5	Martina Tresch	SUI	9: 51.96 NO
6th	Eilish McColgan	GBR	9: 52.02
7th	Giulia Martinelli	ITA	9: 53.12
8th	Eva Krchová	CZE	9: 54.71 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the run-up: Fabienne Schlumpf (SUI), 10: 31.10 min

4 × 100 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (s)
1	Russia	Ekaterina Filatowa Aljona Tamkowa Jekaterina Kusina Nina Argunowa	44.14
2	France	Yariatou Toure Sarah Goujon Orlann Ombissa Cornnelly Calydon	44.26
3	United Kingdom	Annabelle Lewis Emily Diamond Torema Thompson Asha Philip	44.34
4th	Italy	Martina Balboni Michaela D'Angelo Martina Amidei Ilenia Draisci	44.41 SB
5	Netherlands	Nikki van Leeuwen Anouk Hagen Judith Bosker Kadene Vassell	44.61
6th	Poland	Ewa Zarębska Małgorzata Kołdej Martyna Opoń Anna Kiełbasińska	44.67
7th	Czech Republic	Petra Urbánková Jana Slaninová Jana Branišová Barbora Procházková	45.31
	Ukraine	Olena Janowska Darja Pischankowa Viktorija Pjatachenko Uljana Lepska	DSQ

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the preliminary stages: Switzerland (Joelle Curti, Jacqueline Gasser , Marisa Lavanchy, Aurélie Humair), DNF

The originally victorious relay from Ukraine was subsequently disqualified after positive doping tests by Darja Pischankowa and Uljana Lepska.

4 × 400 m relay

space	country	Athletes	Time (min)
1	Russia	Yevgenia Subbotina Yekaterina Yefimova Yulia Terechova Olga Topilskaya	3: 27.72
2	Ukraine	Kateryna Pljaschetschuk Alina Lohwynenko Hanna Jaroschtschuk Julija Olischewska	3: 30.13 ONLY
3	France	Clemence Sorgnard Marie Gayot Elea Mariama Diarra Floria Gueï	3: 31.73
4th	Poland	Kinga Sadłowska Iga Baumgart Marzena Kościelniak Joanna Linkiewicz	3: 36.42
5	Romania	Paula Băduleț Mihaela Nunu Andreea Ionescu Mirela Lavric	3: 36.76
6th	Portugal	Dorothé Évora Vera Barbosa Joceline Monteiro Cátia Nunes	3: 37.28 ONLY
7th	Norway	Benedicte Hauge Tara Marie Norum Martine Eikemo Borge Julie Bertheussen Falkanger	3: 40.10

high jump

Esthera Petre set the championship record for the Russian Swetlana Lapina .

space	Athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Esthera Petre	ROU	1.98 = CR
2	Oksana Okuneva	UKR	1.94 PB
3	Burcu Ayhan	DOOR	1.94 NO
4th	Tonje Angelsen	NOR	1.92 PB
5	Magdalena Ogrodnik	POLE	1.92 PB
6th	Yulia Kostrova	RUS	1.92 = PB
7th	Ana Simic	CRO	1.90
8th	Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch	GER	1.87

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Lisa Egarter (AUT), 1.80 m

Pole vault

space	Athlete	country	Height (m)
1	Holly Bleasdale	GBR	4.55
2	Ekaterini Stefanidi	GRE	4.45 ONLY
3	Annika Roloff	GER	4.40 PB
4th	Anna Katharina Schmid	SUI	4.30 SB
5	Malin Dahlström	SWE	4.25
6th	Anastassija Savchenko	RUS	4.20
7th	Denise Groot	NED	4.20
8th	Leonie Schilder	NED	4.20 = PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Victoria von Eynatten (GER), 4.00 m
Without a valid attempt in the final: Katharina Bauer (GER)

Long jump

The medal winners in the long jump: Ivana Španović, Darja Klischina and Sosthene Moguenara (from left)

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Darja Klischina	RUS	7.05 CR
2	Ivana Španović	SRB	6.74
3	Sosthene Moguenara	GER	6.74 PB
4th	Anna Jagaciak	POLE	6.62 SB
5	Māra Grīva	LAT	6.59 PB
6th	Nastassja Mirontschyk-Ivanova	BLR	6.54
7th	Laura Stratia	ITA	6.36 PB
8th	Jana Gubar	RUS	6.27

Ivana Španović was classified ahead of Sosthene Moguenara because her second best attempt continued.

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Xenia Atschkinadze (GER), 6.00 m

Triple jump

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Paraskevi Papachristou	GRE	14.40
2	Carmen Toma	ROU	13.92
3	Anna Jagaciak	POLE	13.86
4th	Jenny Elbe	GER	13.73
5	Hanna Minenko	UKR	13.61
6th	Eleonora D'Elicio	ITA	13.57 PB
7th	Maitane Azpeitia	ESP	13.47 SB
8th	Svetlana Denjajewa	RUS	13.86

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Did not make the final: Kristin Gierisch (GER)

Shot put

Yevgenia Kolodko won by a clear margin.

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Yevgenia Kolodko	RUS	18.87
2	Sophie Kleeberg	GER	17.92 PB
3	Melissa Boekelman	NED	17.88
4th	Paulina Guba	POLE	17.17 PB
5	Anita Marton	HUN	17.09
6th	Halyna Obleshchuk	UKR	16.87
7th	Olesya Swiridova	RUS	16.81
8th	Samira Burkhardt	GER	16.38

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
12th place: Ana Zogovic (SUI), 13.29 m

Discus throw

Julia Fischer secured victory with a personal best.

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Julia Fischer	GER	59.60 PB
2	Nastassja Kashtanava	BLR	56.25
3	Anita Marton	HUN	54.14
4th	Hrisoula Anagnostopoulou	GRE	53.43
5	Irina Rodrigues	POR	52.71
6th	Tamara Apostolico	ITA	51.63
7th	Coralie Glatre	FRA	50.88
8th	Anna-Katharina Weller	GER	50.32

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
Eliminated in the qualification: Elisabeth Graf (SUI), 47.71 m

Hammer throw

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Bianca Perie	ROU	71.59 CR
2	Joanna Fiodorov	POLE	70.06 PB
3	Sophie Hitchon	GBR	69.59 NO
4th	Kateřina Šafránková	CZE	67.94
5	Jessika Guehaseim	FRA	67.09
6th	Alina Kastrowa	BLR	65.09
7th	Tereza Králová	CZE	65.05
8th	Jenny Ozorai	HUN	63.48

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
9th place: Gabi Wolfarth (GER), 63.30 m.
Eliminated in the qualification: Elisabeth Graf (SUI), 47.71 m

Javelin throw

space	Athlete	country	Width (m)
1	Sarah Mayer	GER	59.29 PB
2	Wira Rebryk	UKR	58.95
3	Oona Sormunen	FIN	58.54 PB
4th	Sanni Utriainen	FIN	56.25
5	Hanna Hazko	UKR	58.58
6th	Anna Wessman	SWE	55.50
7th	Tatjana Mirković	SRB	55.44
8th	Lisanne Schol	NED	53.77

Heptathlon

space	Athlete	country	Points
1	Grit Šadeiko	EST	6134 PB
2	Kateřina Cachová	CZE	6123 PB
3	Jana Maksimawa	BLR	6075
4th	Anastasija Belyakova	RUS	6010
5	Carolin Schäfer	GER	5941 PB
6th	Alina Feodorova	UKR	5896
7th	Kristina Savitskaya	RUS	5834
8th	Judith Nagy	ROU	5772 PB

Other participants from German-speaking countries:
14th place: Elisabeth Graf (SUI), 5279 points (PB)
15th place: Michelle Zeltner (SUI), 5238 points (PB)
16th place: Léa Sprunger (SUI), 4808 points

Abbreviations

WR = world record WJR = junior world record OR = Olympic record YOR = Olympic youth record AR = continental record AJR = junior continental record NR = national record NJR = national junior record CR = championship record MR = event record

WB = world best WJB = Junior World Best WYB = youth world best AB = continent best AJB = Junior Continental Best AYB = youth continental best NB = national best NJB = national youth best performance NYB = national youth record

PB = personal best SB = personal season best QB = best qualification WL = world annual best WJL = Junior World Year's Best WYL = youth world annual best DSQ = disqualified (engl. Disqualified ) DNS = competition not started ( Did Not Start ) DNF = competition not finished ( Did Not Finish )

Medal table

Medal table final after 44 decisions
space	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Russia	9	5	6th	20th
2	United Kingdom	6th	6th	8th	20th
3	Germany	4th	4th	7th	15th
4th	Poland	4th	3	3	10
5	Ukraine	3	7th	1	11
6th	Romania	3	1	1	5
6th	Turkey	3	1	1	5
8th	Greece	2	1	0	3
9	Norway	2	0	1	3
10	Azerbaijan	2	0	0	2
11	Spain	1	3	3	7th
12	Belarus	1	2	2	5
13	Italy	1	2	0	3
14th	France	1	1	2	4th
15th	Belgium	1	0	0	1
	Estonia	1	0	0	1
17th	Serbia	0	1	2	3
18th	Portugal	0	1	1	2
	Czech Republic	0	1	1	2
	Hungary	0	1	1	2
21st	Ireland	0	1	0	1
	Sweden	0	1	0	1
	Switzerland	0	1	0	1
24	Netherlands	0	0	3	3
25th	Finland	0	0	1	1
	Croatia	0	0	1	1
total		44	44	44	132

Web links

Commons : 2011 European Athletics U23 Championships  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Results on the EAA website, July 14-17, 2011, Ostrava, accessed March 18, 2017
• Results , on: Leichtathletik.de, updated March 18, 2017

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} 899 according to Engl. Wiki
2. ↑ Final entries confirmed for Tampere 2013 , on: european-athletics.org, updated March 18, 2017
3. ↑ ^{a b} Leichtathletik.de: Subsequent EM silver for Leena Günther , from August 11, 2011, renewed March 18, 2017