2017 American Athletics Championships

2017 American Athletics Championships
city	Sacramento
Stadion	Hornet Stadium
Competitions	40
opening	22nd June 2017
Final day	June 25, 2017
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The 2017 U.S. Track and Field Championships took place June 22-25, 2017 at Hornet Stadium in Sacramento , California . They were organized by the USA Track & Field athletics association .

Qualification for the world championships

The title fights also served to qualify for the US team at the 2017 World Athletics Championships in London . For this, an athlete had to meet the qualification standard by June 25th and, with three World Cup places to be awarded in the final ranking of the respective discipline, belong to the three best athletes with a fulfilled qualification standard. The defending champion of the last world championships and the winner of the Diamond League in 2016 received the World Association of Athletics Federations IAAF an automatic right to start.

Outsourced competition

The championship competition in 50 km street walking, also relevant for the World Cup qualification, took place on January 28th in Santee , California .

Results

  Qualification norm for the world championships was not met.   Qualification norm for the world championships was not met, but were still allowed to participate

Men

discipline	gold		silver		bronze
100 m	Justin Gatlin	9.95 s	Christian Coleman	9.98 s	Christopher Belcher	10.06 s
200 m	Ameer Webb	20.09 s	Christian Coleman	20.10 s	Elijah Hall-Thompson	20.21 s
400 m	Fred Kerley	44.03 s	Gil Roberts	44.22 s	Wil London III	44.47 s
800 m	Donavan Brazier	1: 44.14 min	Isaiah Harris	1: 44.53 min	Drew Windle	1: 44.95 min
1500 m	Robby Andrews	3: 43.29 min	Matthew Centrowitz	3: 43.41 min	John Gregorek	3: 43.99 min
5000 m	Paul Chelimo	13: 08.62 min CR	Eric Jenkins	13: 15.74 min	Ryan Hill	13: 16.99 min
10,000 m	Hassan Mead	29: 01.44 min	Shadrack Kipchirchir	29: 01.68 min	Leonard Korir	29: 02.64 min
110 m hurdles	Aleec Harris	13.24 s	Aries Merritt	13.31 s	Devon Allen	13.34 s
400 m hurdles	Eric Futch	48.18 s	Michael Stigler	48.26 s	TJ Holmes	48.44 s
3000 m obstacle	Evan Jager	8: 16.88 min	Stanley Kebenei	8: 18.54 min	Hillary Bor	8: 18.83 min
20,000 m walking	Emmanuel Corvera	1: 26: 43.04 h	Nick Christie	1: 26: 49.17 h	John Nunn	1: 27: 06.82 h
50 km of walking	John Nunn	4:18:59 h	Michael Giuseppe Mannozzi	4:26:46 h	Matthew Forgues	4:31:40 h
High jump m1	Bryan McBride	2.30 m	Ricky Robertson	2.30 m	Erik Kynard	2.27 m
Pole vault	Sam Kendricks	6.00 m	Andrew Irwin	5.75 m	Chris Nilsen	5.75 m
Long jump m2	Jarrion Lawson	8.49 m	Marquis Dendy	8.39 m	Damarcus Simpson	8.36 m
Triple jump	Will Claye	17.91 m	Chris Benard	17.48 m	Donald Scott	17.25 m
Shot put m3	Ryan Crouser	22.65 m CR	Joe Kovacs	22.35 m	Ryan Whiting	21.54 m
Discus throw	Mason Finley	63.03 m	Andrew Evans	62.57 m	Rodney Brown	60.87 m
Hammer throw m4	Alex Young	73.75 m	Johnnie Jackson	71.69 m	Sean Donnelly	70.30 m
Javelin throw	Riley Dolezal	81.77 m	Cyrus Hostetler	79.71 m	Michael Shuey	77.94 m
Decathlon	Trey Hardee	8225 points	Zach Ziemek	8155 points	Devon Williams	8131 points

^m1Because Erik Kynard won the Diamond League last year, fourth-placed Jeron Robinson also got a place in the World Championships.

^m2Since Damarcus Simpson did not meet the qualification standard, the fifth-placed Jeff Henderson received a starting place for the World Championships.

^m3 Joe Kovacs won the World Championships two years ago and was therefore automatically eligible to compete in the World Championships. As fourth placed Darrell Hill also got a starting place at the world championships.

^m4All three hammer throwers had not met the qualification standard. Rudy Winkler , Alex Young and Kibwé Johnson received an invitation from the IAAF to take part in the world championships.

Women

discipline	gold		silver		bronze
100 m	Tori Bowie	10.94 s	Deajah Stevens	11.08 s	Ariana Washington	11.10 s
200 m	Deajah Stevens	22.30 s	Kimberlyn Duncan	22.59 s	Tori Bowie	22.60 s
400 m	Quanera Hayes	49.72 s	Phyllis Francis	49.96 s	Kendall Ellis	50.00 s
800 m	Ajeé Wilson	1: 57.78 min	Charlene Lipsey	1: 58.01 min	Brenda Martinez	1: 58.46 min
1500 m	Jenny Simpson	4: 06.33 min	Kate Grace	4: 06.95 min	Sara Vaughn	4: 07.85 min
5000 m	Shelby Houlihan	15: 13.87 min	Shannon Rowbury	15: 14.08 min	Molly Huddle	15: 15.29 min
10,000 m	Molly Huddle	31: 19.86 min	Emily Infeld	31: 22.67 min	Emily Sisson	31: 25.64 min
100 m hurdles f1	Kendra Harrison	12.60 s	Nia Ali	12.68 s	Christina Manning	12.70 s
400 m hurdles	Dalilah Muhammad	52.64 s CR	Shamier Little	52.75 s	Kori Carter	52.95 s
3000 m obstacle	Emma Coburn	9: 20.28 min	Courtney Frerichs	9: 22.23 min	Colleen Quigley	9: 25.40 min
20,000 m walking	Maria Michta-Coffey	1: 33: 19.61 h	Miranda Melville	1: 36: 59.09 h	Robyn Stevens	1: 38: 34.54 h
50 km of walking	Katie Burnett	4:26:36 h	Erin Taylor-Talcott	4:29:34 h	Susan Randall	4:54:12 h
high jump	Vashti Cunningham	1.99 m	Liz Patterson	1.91 m	Inika McPherson	1.91 m
Pole vault	Sandi Morris	4.80 m	Jenn Suhr	4.65 m	Emily Grove Morgan LeLeux	4.55 m
Long jump f2	Tianna Bartoletta	7.05 m	Brittney Reese	6.98 m	Sha'Keela Saunders	6.92 m
Triple jump	Keturah Orji	14.26 m	Tori Franklin	13.80 m	Andrea Geubelle	13.62 m
Shot put	Raven Saunders	19.76 m	Dani Bunch	19.64 m SB	Michelle Carter	19.34 m
Discus throw	Gia Lewis-Smallwood	62.65 m	Whitney Ashley	62.20 m	Valarie Allman	57.93 m
Hammer throw	Gwen Berry	74.77 m	Maggie Ewen	74.56 m	DeAnna Price	74.06 m
Javelin throw f3	Kara Winger	62.80 m	Ariana Ince	58.32 m	Rebekah Wales	55.28 m
Heptathlon	Kendell Williams	6564 points	Erica Bougard	6557 points	Sharon Day-Monroe	6421 points

^f1 Kendra Harrison won the Diamond League last year and was automatically eligible to compete in the World Championships. The fourth-placed Dawn Harper also took part in the world championships as the fourth athlete .

^f2 Tianna Bartoletta was the reigning world champion and was therefore automatically entitled to take part in the world championships. The fourth-placed Quanesha Burks also took part in the World Championships as the fourth athlete .

^f3 Ariana Ince did not meet the qualification standard, but was invited by the IAAF to take part in the world championships.

Web links

• 2017 USATF Championships - 6/22/2017 to 6/25/2017 Hornet Stadium, Sacramento, Calif. Results. In: usatf.org. Archived from the original on July 31, 2017 ; accessed on August 2, 2019 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Reigning World and Diamond League Champions lead Team USATF selection process at 2017 USATF Outdoor Championships. In: usatf.org. Archived from the original on June 17, 2017 ; accessed on August 2, 2019 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Athlete Selection Procedures. In: usatf.org. Archived from the original on June 15, 2017 ; accessed on August 2, 2019 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} Team USA Announced For 2017 World Championships. In: flotrack.org. June 24, 2017, accessed August 3, 2019 .