2003 World Championships in Athletics – Women's javelin throw

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These are the official results of the Women's Javelin Throw event at the 2003 World Championships in Paris, France. There were a total number of 24 participating athletes, with the final held on Saturday 30 August 2003. The qualification mark was set at 60.00 metres.

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Medalists

Gold Flag of Greece.svg Mirela Manjani
Greece (GRE)
Silver Flag of Russia.svg Tatyana Shikolenko
Russia (RUS)
Bronze Flag of Germany.svg Steffi Nerius
Germany (GER)

Schedule

Qualification Round
Group AGroup B
28.08.2003 17:00h28.08.2003 18:55h
Final Round
30.08.2003 16:40h

Abbreviations

Qautomatic qualification
qqualification by rank
DNSdid not start
NMno mark
WRworld record
ARarea record
NRnational record
PBpersonal best
SBseason best

Records

Standing records prior to the 2003 World Athletics Championships
World Record Flag of Cuba.svg  Osleidys Menéndez  (CUB)71.54 m July 1, 2001 Flag of Greece.svg Rethymno, Greece
Event Record Flag of Cuba.svg  Osleidys Menéndez  (CUB)69.53 m August 6, 2001 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Edmonton, Canada
Season Best Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Shikolenko  (RUS)66.00 m August 10, 2003 Flag of Russia.svg Tula, Russia

Startlist

OrderNo.Athlete SB PB
GROUP A
1492Flag of Greece.svg  Aggeliki Tsiolakoudi  (GRE)56.6663.14
268Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Lavern Eve  (BAH)62.8963.73
31141Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Kreiner  (USA)60.8664.19
4211Flag of Colombia.svg  Sabina Moya  (COL)60.1762.62
5690Flag of Lithuania (1988-2004).svg  Rita Ramanauskaitė  (LTU)60.8762.69
6951Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Shikolenko  (RUS)66.0067.20
7524Flag of Hungary.svg  Nikolett Szabó  (HUN)62.8864.62
8174Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Ma Ning  (CHN)62.3862.38
9453Flag of Germany.svg  Steffi Nerius  (GER)64.4266.52
10241Flag of Cuba.svg  Osleidys Menéndez  (CUB)63.9671.54
11255Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Jarmila Klimešová  (CZE)60.5462.60
12337Flag of Finland.svg  Mikaela Ingberg  (FIN)63.5564.03
GROUP B
1817Flag of Paraguay.svg  Leryn Franco  (PAR)53.0955.38
2231Flag of Cuba.svg  Sonia Bisset  (CUB)60.7567.67
3896Flag of South Africa.svg  Sunette Viljoen  (RSA)61.5961.59
4375Flag of France.svg  Sarah Walter  (FRA)62.5362.53
5627Flag of Japan.svg  Takako Miyake  (JPN)55.9961.15
6336Flag of Finland.svg  Paula Tarvainen  (FIN)64.9064.90
7482Flag of Greece.svg  Miréla Manjani  (GRE)66.5267.51
8339Flag of Finland.svg  Taina Kolkkala  (FIN)61.9664.06
9886Flag of Romania.svg  Ana Mirela Țermure  (ROU)61.9165.08
10957Flag of Russia.svg  Valeriya Zabruskova  (RUS)64.4964.49
11230Flag of Cuba.svg  Noraida Bicet  (CUB)62.4063.32
12568Flag of Italy.svg  Claudia Coslovich  (ITA)62.7065.30

Qualification

Group A

RankOverallAthleteAttemptsResultNote
123
11Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Shikolenko  (RUS)63.7163.71 mQ
22Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Lavern Eve  (BAH)62.8962.89 mQ, SB
34Flag of Cuba.svg  Osleidys Menéndez  (CUB)61.7461.74 mQ
45Flag of Finland.svg  Mikaela Ingberg  (FIN)60.8960.89 mQ
57Flag of Germany.svg  Steffi Nerius  (GER)60.4060.40 mQ
69Flag of Hungary.svg  Nikolett Szabó  (HUN)56.5256.8359.8459.84 mq
711Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Ma Ning  (CHN)58.9556.4157.1958.95 mq
814Flag of Lithuania (1988-2004).svg  Rita Ramanauskaitė  (LTU)X54.1057.1357.13 m
915Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Jarmila Klimešová  (CZE)X56.9855.5356.98 m
1017Flag of Greece.svg  Aggeliki Tsiolakoudi  (GRE)56.0253.3756.6656.66 m SB
1119Flag of Colombia.svg  Sabina Moya  (COL)55.75X51.8055.75 m
1221Flag of the United States.svg  Kim Kreiner  (USA)X53.5054.8454.84 m

Group B

RankOverallAthleteAttemptsResultNote
123
13Flag of Greece.svg  Mirela Manjani  (GRE)62.4862.48 mQ
26Flag of Cuba.svg  Sonia Bisset  (CUB)55.9960.6460.64 mQ
37Flag of Russia.svg  Valeriya Zabruskova  (RUS)60.4060.40 mQ
410Flag of Italy.svg  Claudia Coslovich  (ITA)59.57X55.9959.57 mq
512Flag of Finland.svg  Taina Kolkkala  (FIN)57.7358.9458.6158.94 mq
613Flag of Romania.svg  Ana Mirela Țermure  (ROU)58.5055.9056.8858.50 m
716Flag of South Africa.svg  Sunette Viljoen  (RSA)56.7856.0452.9356.78 m
818Flag of Cuba.svg  Noraida Bicet  (CUB)XX56.3356.33 m
920Flag of Finland.svg  Paula Tarvainen  (FIN)54.5555.0651.4655.06 m
1022Flag of France.svg  Sarah Walter  (FRA)49.5554.3153.3954.31 m
1123Flag of Japan.svg  Takako Miyake  (JPN)52.2649.0746.8852.26 m
1224Flag of Paraguay.svg  Leryn Franco  (PAR)50.05X51.1351.13 m

Final

RankAthleteAttemptsDistanceNote
123456
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Greece.svg  Mirela Manjani  (GRE)64.5564.4664.0966.52X56.8466.52 m SB
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Shikolenko  (RUS)62.7662.9963.28X60.6759.9363.28 m
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Germany.svg  Steffi Nerius  (GER)59.1562.7060.30X61.81X62.70 m
4Flag of Finland.svg  Mikaela Ingberg  (FIN)61.3759.9862.0262.2062.20 m
5Flag of Cuba.svg  Osleidys Menéndez  (CUB)61.18XX62.1960.47X62.19 m
6Flag of Cuba.svg  Sonia Bisset  (CUB)56.9058.2160.17XX56.3660.17 m
7Flag of Italy.svg  Claudia Coslovich  (ITA)55.4858.8159.6456.0557.8956.1459.64 m
8Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Lavern Eve  (BAH)56.4354.3959.60X58.4757.5559.60 m
9Flag of Russia.svg  Valeriya Zabruskova  (RUS)59.5154.1958.6759.51 m
10Flag of Finland.svg  Taina Kolkkala  (FIN)57.5057.0056.7157.50 m
11Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Ma Ning  (CHN)55.0757.4356.5757.43 m
12Flag of Hungary.svg  Nikolett Szabó  (HUN)56.9856.9755.8556.98 m

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