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Athletics at the 1989 Jeux de la Francophonie – Results

These are the full results of the athletics competition at the 1989 Jeux de la Francophonie which took place on 12–17 July 1989, in Casablanca, Morocco.[1][2]

Men's results edit

100 meters edit

200 meters edit

Final – 18 July
Wind: +1.1 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Daniel Sangouma   France 20.20
  Bruno Marie-Rose   France 20.58
  Jean-Charles Trouabal   France 20.71
4 Gilles Bogui   Ivory Coast 21.22
5 Anthony Small   Canada 21.28
6 Clarke   Quebec 21.62
7 Mike Dwyer   Canada 21.86
Ouattara Lagazane   Ivory Coast DNS

400 meters edit

800 meters edit

1500 meters edit

5000 meters edit

14 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Saïd Aouita   Morocco 13:36.19
  Khalid Skah   Morocco 13:39.01
  Mohamed Issangar   Morocco 13:47.89
4 Bruno Levant   France 13:50.95
5 Paul Williams   Canada 13:52.07
6 Antonio Rapisarda   France 13:52.15
7 Jean-Pierre N'Dayisenga   Belgium 13:58.87
8 Diomede Cishahayo   Burundi 14:13.44

10,000 meters edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Brahim Boutayeb   Morocco 28:53.11
  Hammou Boutayeb   Morocco 28:55.61
  Jean-Louis Prianon   France 29:20.00
4 Didier Chauvellier   France 29:33.74
5 Habib Romdhani   Tunisia 29:36.68
6 Mohammed Mourhit   Morocco 29:37.55
7 Ali Ismael Hassan   Djibouti 29:57.65
8 Abderrazak Gtari   Tunisia 30:05.70
9 Serge Nshinyabigoye   Burundi 30:17.84
10 François Barreau   France 30:22.97

Marathon edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Youssouf Doukal   Djibouti 2:19:18
  Abdi Doudoub   Djibouti 2:23:10
  Mohamed Abdi   Djibouti 2:25:54
4 Michel Constant   France 2:27:41
5 Saley   Niger 2:30:56
6 Abdou Manzo   Niger 2:32:00
7 Ghanmi   Morocco 2:33:38
8 Dorys Langlois   Quebec 2:36:30

110 meters hurdles edit

400 meters hurdles edit

3000 meters steeplechase edit

14 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Graeme Fell   Canada 8:27.91
  Bruno Le Stum   France 8:29.82
  Joseph Mahmoud   France 8:30.60
4 Elarbi Khattabi   Morocco 8:30.87
5 Hassan Ouhrouch   Morocco 8:31.80
6 Mustapha Bejdaoui   Morocco 8:37.68
7 Astere Havugiyaremye   Burundi 8:52.50
8 Alain Boucher   Canada 8:55.30

4 × 100 meters relay edit

18 July

Rank Nation Competitors Time Notes
    France Max Morinière, Daniel Sangouma, Jean-Charles Trouabal, Bruno Marie-Rose 38.75
    Canada Everton Anderson, Mike Dwyer, Anton Skerritt, Brian Morrison 40.07
    Ivory Coast 40.31
4   Quebec 40.71
5   Burkina Faso 41.19
6   Morocco 41.44
7   Central African Republic 42.61
  Senegal DNS

4 × 400 meters relay edit

18 July

Rank Nation Competitors Time Notes
    Senegal Ibou Faye, Babacar Niang, Moussa Fall, Hachim Ndiaye 3:04.69
    France Emmanuel Esdras, Pascal Maran, Jacques Farraudière, Philippe Gonigam 3:06.24
    Canada Brian Dicker, Ian Newhouse, John Graham, Anton Skerritt 3:06.93
4   Morocco 3:07.39
5   Burundi 3:08.72
6   Mauritius 3:09.41
7   Quebec 3:14.49

20 kilometers walk edit

13 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Guillaume LeBlanc   Canada 1:27:27
  Jean-Claude Corre   France 1:28:39
  Thierry Toutain   France 1:35:08
4 René Piller   France 1:35:27
5 Mustapha Boulal   Morocco 1:35:39
6 Philippe Gauthier   Quebec 1:40:24
7 Daoust   Canada 1:43:51
8 Martin Archambault   Quebec 1:45:38

High jump edit

16 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Jean-Charles Gicquel   France 2.22
  Joël Vincent   France 2.19
  Dominique Hernandez   France 2.19
4 Boubacar Guèye   Senegal 2.15
5 Alain Metellus   Quebec 2.15
6 Emanuel Ngadjadoum   Chad 2.10
7 Jean-Claude Silao   Congo 2.10
8 Hilaire Onwanlélé-Ozimo   Gabon 2.10
9 Patrick Renaud   Quebec 2.05

Pole vault edit

17 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Ferenc Salbert   France 5.65
  Jean-Marc Tailhardat   France 5.50
  Philippe d'Encausse   France 5.35
4 Doug Wood   Canada 5.35
5 Paul Just   Canada 5.00
Antoine Daudelin   Quebec NM
Stuart Love   Canada NM

Long jump edit

13 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Edrick Floréal   Canada 7.84
  Glenroy Gilbert   Canada 7.79
  Norbert Brige   France 7.75
4 Jean-Louis Rapnouil   France 7.70
5 Badara Mbengue   Senegal 7.63
6 Yves Bertrand   France 7.49
7 Cheikh Touré   Senegal 7.48
8 Frédéric Ebong-Salle   Cameroon 7.40

Triple jump edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Toussaint Rabenala   Madagascar 16.97
  Pierre Camara   France 16.87
  Edrick Floréal   Canada 16.69
4 Serge Hélan   France 16.49
5 Paul Nioze   Seychelles 16.32
6 Didier Falise   Belgium 16.18
7 George Wright   Canada 16.11
8 Oral Ogilvie   Canada 15.81

Shot put edit

13 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Luc Viudès   France 19.11
  Patrick Journoud   France 17.64
  Lorne Hilton   Canada 17.55
4 Rob Venier   Canada 17.21
5 Aubert Treguilly   France 17.00
6 Mohamed Fatihi   Morocco 16.88
7 Kevin Pommer   Canada 16.42
8 Khalid Fatihi   Morocco 15.30

Discus throw edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Patrick Journoud   France 58.76
  Ray Lazdins   Canada 56.14
  Sandor Katona   France 52.36
4 Robert McManus   Canada 51.34
5 Youssef Souiba   Morocco 47.62
6 Aubert Treguilly   France 47.54
7 Pierre Ndongo   Cameroon 46.50
8 Mohamed Fatihi   Morocco 46.48

Hammer throw edit

17 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Raphaël Piolanti   France 73.16
  Walter Ciofani   France 72.18
  Frédéric Kuhn   France 72.12
4 Hassan Chahine   Morocco 65.32
5 Sherif Farouk El Hennawi   Egypt 65.32
6 Darren McFee   Canada 58.94
7 Abdellah Chahine   Morocco 56.06
8 Didier Bosquet   Mauritius 51.44

Javelin throw edit

14 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Jean-Paul Lakafia   France 73.38
  Pascal Lefèvre   France 72.80
  Alain Storaci   France 70.04
4 Mike Mahovlich   Canada 69.88
5 Steve Feraday   Canada 68.84
6 Peter Massfeller   Canada 64.74
7 Jérôme Putzeys   Belgium 62.54
8 Louis Brault   Quebec 62.52

Decathlon edit

13–14 July[4]

Rank Athlete Nationality 100m LJ SP HJ 400m 110m H DT PV JT 1500m Points Notes
  Mike Smith   Canada 11.03 7.39 14.10 2.04 48.42 14.68 44.44 4.40 62.76 4:24.58 8160
  Abdennacer Moumen   Morocco 11.28 6.76 13.47 2.10 50.21 15.42 37.02 3.80 52.02 4:20.53 7345
  Richard Hesketh   Canada 11.11 6.81 12.60 1.95 49.69 15.44 36.26 4.20 52.06 4:21.84 7312
4 Gareth Peet   Canada 11.43 6.85 12.93 1.89 50.17 14.89 37.48 4.10 55.20 4:24.02 7292
5 Hassan Jaljalane   Morocco 6543
6 Abdeljalil Smaq   Morocco 6365
Christian Mandrou   France DNF

Women's results edit

100 meters edit

200 meters edit

400 meters edit

800 meters edit

1500 meters edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Fatima Aouam   Morocco 4:11.15
  Robyn Meagher   Canada 4:13.71
  Paula Schnurr   Canada 4:16.12
4 Fatima Maama   Morocco 4:18.08
5 Claudie Boistel   France 4:19.19
6 Annette Sergent   France 4:19.64
7 Nathalie Loubele   Belgium 4:19.89
8 François Garceau   Quebec 4:23.57
9 Joëlle Franc   France 4:25.06

3000 meters edit

17 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Fatima Aouam   Morocco 9:06.70
  Marcianne Mukamurenzi   Rwanda 9:10.71
  Alison Wiley   Canada 9:10.76
4 Odile Ohier   France 9:11.29
5 Ulla Marquette   Canada 9:11.93
6 Hassinia Darami   Morocco 9:14.43
7 Farida Fatès   France 9:14.74
8 Rosario Murcia   France 9:28.63

10,000 meters edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Marcianne Mukamurenzi   Rwanda 34:18.84
  Hassinia Darami   Morocco 34:20.75
  Odile Ohier   France 34:31.72
4 Souad Nakour   Morocco 35:12.57
5 Anne Vialix   France 35:44.63
6 Dumont   Belgium 35:48.96

Marathon edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Rakiya Maraoui   Morocco 2:47:01
  Cindy New   Quebec 2:47:38
  Maryse Justin   Mauritius 2:54:50
4 Dominique Rembert   France 2:58:06
5 Sylviane Geffray   France 2:58:06
6 Eunice Phillips   New Brunswick 3:18:56
7 Noeleen Wadden   Canada 3:18:56
Laura Konantz   Canada DNF

100 meters hurdles edit

400 meters hurdles edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
  Hélène Huart   France 56.92
  Corinne Pierre-Joseph   France 57.10
  Marie Womplou   Ivory Coast 57.78
4 Annie Moelo   France 59.05
5 Jill McDermid   Canada 59.17
6 Nezha Bidouane   Morocco 59.69
7 Kueneman   Canada 1:00.11
8 Corinne Devrye   Belgium 1:01.97

4 × 100 meters relay edit

18 July

Rank Nation Competitors Time Notes
    France Laurence Bily, Patricia Girard, Françoise Leroux, Marie-Christine Dubois 43.38
    Canada Faye Roberts, Esmie Lawrence, France Gareau, Jillian Richardson 45.04
    Belgium 45.24
4   Senegal 46.11
5   Morocco 46.90
6   Quebec 47.92
  Ivory Coast DQ

4 × 400 meters relay edit

18 July

Rank Nation Competitors Time Notes
    France Ketty Régent-Talbot, Évelyne Élien, Corinne Pierre-Joseph, Hélène Huart 3:31.89
    Canada Rosey Edeh, France Gareau, Jeanette Woods, Charmaine Crooks 3:32.96
    Ivory Coast Alimata Koné, Louise Koré, Marie Womplou, Célestine N'Drin 3:37.58
4   Quebec 3:42.70
5   Morocco 3:45.83

High jump edit

17 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Maryse Éwanjé-Épée   France 1.88
  Linda Cameron   Canada 1.86
  Leslie Estwick   Canada 1.81
  Beatrice Landes   France 1.81
5 Koffi   Ivory Coast 1.78
5 Shelley Morris   Canada 1.78
7 Duthilleul   Quebec 1.74
8 Nadia Htitou   Morocco 1.65

Long jump edit

16 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Florence Colle   France 6.56
  Géraldine Bonnin   France 6.25
  Françoise Cochard   France 6.23
4 Corinne Devrye   Belgium 5.98
5 Gillis   Canada 5.96
6 Tania Redhead   Canada 5.90
7 Jolly   Canada 5.64
8 Sandrine Hennart   Belgium 5.81

Shot put edit

17 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Léone Bertimon   France 15.70
  Martine Jean-Michel   France 15.42
  Brigitte De Leeuw   Belgium 15.18
4 Annick Maurice   France 15.04
5 Shannon Kekula   Canada 14.93
6 Fouzia Fatihi   Morocco 13.80
7 Fitch   Canada 13.30
8 Georgette Reed   Canada 13.03

Discus throw edit

18 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Agnès Teppe   France 54.94
  Catherine Beauvais   France 52.40
  Hanan Ahmed Khaled   Egypt 50.60
4 Shannon Kekula   Canada 48.72
5 Zoubida Laayouni   Morocco 48.66
6 Theresa Brick   Canada 48.16
7 Nabila Mouelhi   Tunisia 44.38
8 Latifa Allam   Morocco 44.18
Valérie Hanicque   France NM [3]

Javelin throw edit

13 July

Rank Name Nationality Result Notes
  Lori LaRowe   Canada 55.14
  Christine Gravier   France 53.12
  Faye Roblin   Canada 51.82
6 Martine Bardaine   France 47.42
8 Corinne Prevost   France 45.76

Heptathlon edit

16–17 July

Rank Athlete Nationality 100m H HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m Points Notes
  Donna Smellie   Canada 5620
  Catherine Bond   Canada 5588
  Hélène Bossé   France 14.96 1.78 10.82 26.41 5.88 40.64 2:20.98 5448 [3]
4 Janet Scott   Canada 5379
5 Kout Ouan   Ivory Coast 4982
6 Annie Potvin   Canada 4653

References edit

  1. ^ "L'Athlétisme : organe officiel de la Fédération française d'athlétisme | 1989-08". Gallica. Retrieved 2018-11-20.
  2. ^ Leichtatletik (35/1989): 1124–1125. 31 August 1989. {{cite journal}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h French results
  4. ^ Decathlon results (p13)
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