Athletics at the 2018 Commonwealth Games – Men's triple jump

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Men's triple jump
at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Venue Carrara Stadium
Dates12 April (qualifying round)
14 April (final)
Competitors20 from 18 nations
Winning distance16.88 m
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Troy Doris  Flag of Guyana.svg  Guyana
Silver medal icon.svg   Yordanys Durañona  Flag of Dominica.svg  Dominica
Bronze medal icon.svg   Marcel Mayack  Flag of Cameroon.svg  Cameroon
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The men's triple jump at the 2018 Commonwealth Games , part of the athletics programme, took place in the Carrara Stadium on 12 and 14 April 2018. [1]

Contents

India's A.V. Rakesh Babu did not start the final as he was removed from the games after a needle was found in his possession, breaking games policy. [2]

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows: [3]

World record Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jonathan Edwards  (GBR)18.29 m Gothenburg, Sweden 7 August 1995
Games record Flag of England.svg  Jonathan Edwards  (ENG)17.86 m Manchester, England 28 July 2002

Schedule

The schedule was as follows: [1]

DateTimeRound
Thursday 12 April 201810:30Qualification
Saturday 14 April 201815:15Final

All times are Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+10)

Results

Qualifying round

Across two groups, those who jumped ≥16.60 m (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advanced to the final. [4]

RankGroupName#1#2#3ResultNotesQual.
1AFlag of Dominica.svg  Yordanys Durañona  (DMA)16.75
-0.2 m/s		16.75 Q
2BFlag of India.svg  Arpinder Singh  (IND)16.39
-0.5 m/s		16.16
+0.5 m/s		–16.39 q
3BFlag of Namibia.svg  Roger Haitengi  (NAM)x
+0.7 m/s		16.27
-0.1 m/s		16.36
+0.4 m/s		16.36 q
4BFlag of Malaysia.svg  Muhammad Hakimi Ismail  (MAS)16.18
+0.1 m/s		16.21
-1.0 m/s		16.36
-0.9 m/s		16.36 q
5AFlag of Guyana.svg  Troy Doris  (GUY)16.33
-0.6 m/s		––16.33 q
6AFlag of Cameroon.svg  Marcel Mayack  (CMR)15.07
+0.8 m/s		16.02
+0.1 m/s		16.32
-0.5 m/s		16.32 PB q
7AFlag of England.svg  Nathan Douglas  (ENG)16.27
-0.5 m/s		x
-0.5 m/s		–16.27 q
8BFlag of Jamaica.svg  Clive Pullen  (JAM)16.05
+1.3 m/s		x
+0.9 m/s		16.15
-0.3 m/s		16.15 q
9BFlag of Mauritius.svg  Jonathan Drack  (MRI)16.14
-1.3 m/s		x
-1.1 m/s		15.76
-3.4 m/s		16.14 q
10BFlag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.svg  Jumonne Exeter  (SVG)16.09
-0.1 m/s		15.51
-1.4 m/s		15.51
-2.0 m/s		16.09 NR q
11BFlag of the Bahamas.svg  Latario Collie-Minns  (BAH)15.83
-0.3 m/s		15.54
+0.6 m/s		15.98
-1.3 m/s		15.98 q
12AFlag of India.svg  A.V. Rakesh Babu  (IND)15.98
-0.6 m/s		15.71
-0.3 m/s		x
-0.5 m/s		15.98 q
13AFlag of Kenya.svg  Elijah Kimitei  (KEN)15.34
-1.2 m/s		15.58
-0.4 m/s		15.75
-0.3 m/s		15.75
14AFlag of Botswana.svg  Goabaone Mosheleketi  (BOT)x
+1.4 m/s		15.74
+1.1 m/s		13.86
-0.3 m/s		15.74
15AFlag of Australia.svg  Emmanuel Fakiye  (AUS)15.70
0.0 m/s		x
-1.2 m/s		x
-0.3 m/s		15.70
16BFlag of Fiji.svg  Eugene Vollmer  (FIJ)15.28
-0.9 m/s		15.32
-1.4 m/s		x
-0.7 m/s		15.32=SB
17BFlag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Peniel Richard  (PNG)13.36
+0.6 m/s		14.58
-1.0 m/s		15.23
-0.2 m/s		15.23
18AFlag of Belize (1981-2019).svg  Brandon Jones  (BIZ)x
0.0 m/s		x
+0.6 m/s		14.78
-3.5 m/s		14.78
19AFlag of Tanzania.svg  Anthony Mwanga  (TAN)13.97
+0.3 m/s		14.08
-2.1 m/s		14.22
+0.4 m/s		14.22
–BFlag of England.svg  Nathan Fox  (ENG)

Final

The medals were determined in the final. [3]

RankName#1#2#3#4#5#6ResultNotes
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Guyana.svg  Troy Doris  (GUY)16.67
-1.2 m/s		16.88
+0.5 m/s		16.26
+0.4 m/s		x
-0.1 m/s		–x
-1.5 m/s		16.88 SB
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Dominica.svg  Yordanys Durañona  (DMA)16.86
-2.3 m/s		16.85
+0.3 m/s		16.77
0.0 m/s		––x
-1.3 m/s		16.86
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Cameroon.svg  Marcel Mayack  (CMR)15.71
-2.2 m/s		16.17
-1.2 m/s		16.29
-0.3 m/s		15.69
-1.9 m/s		16.30
-1.1 m/s		16.80
-0.4 m/s		16.80 PB
4Flag of India.svg  Arpinder Singh  (IND)16.35
-1.1 m/s		x
-1.0 m/s		x
-2.0 m/s		16.46
-0.1 m/s		16.39
+0.2 m/s		15.98
-0.4 m/s		16.46
5Flag of England.svg  Nathan Douglas  (ENG)16.35
-2.1 m/s		16.35
-0.8 m/s		x
-0.3 m/s		x
-0.4 m/s		x
0.0 m/s		x
-1.6 m/s		16.35
6Flag of Mauritius.svg  Jonathan Drack  (MRI)15.54
-1.5 m/s		16.25
-0.8 m/s		15.95
0.0 m/s		15.77
-0.6 m/s		x
-0.1 m/s		16.28
-0.3 m/s		16.28
7Flag of Jamaica.svg  Clive Pullen  (JAM)x
-1.8 m/s		x
-0.6 m/s		16.16
-0.6 m/s		16.20
-0.1 m/s		x
-0.8 m/s		16.25
-0.1 m/s		16.25
8Flag of Namibia.svg  Roger Haitengi  (NAM)16.24
-0.4 m/s		16.12
-1.1 m/s		x
+1.2 m/s		15.85
-0.3 m/s		15.70
-0.9 m/s		15.38
-1.2 m/s		16.24
9Flag of Malaysia.svg  Muhammad Hakimi Ismail  (MAS)15.77
-0.6 m/s		x
0.0 m/s		15.97
-0.1 m/s		—15.97
10Flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.svg  Jumonne Exeter  (SVG)15.22
-1.9 m/s		15.92
-0.5 m/s		x
+0.8 m/s		15.92
11Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Latario Collie-Minns  (BAH)15.71
-0.7 m/s		x
-1.0 m/s		15.90
+0.8 m/s		15.90
–Flag of India.svg  A.V. Rakesh Babu  (IND)

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References

  1. 1 2 "Athletics at the 2018 Commonwealth Games: Event Schedule - Men's triple jump". Gold Coast 2018. Retrieved 30 March 2018.
  2. ↑ Commonwealth Games: Two Indians sent home for violating 'no-needles' policy. BBC Sport (2018-04-13). Retrieved 2018-04-15.
  3. 1 2 Athletics | Men's Triple Jump - Final (PDF). Gold Coast 2018. p. 77. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 April 2018. Retrieved 23 April 2018.
  4. ↑ Athletics | Men's Triple Jump - Qualification (PDF). Gold Coast 2018. pp. 78–80. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 April 2018. Retrieved 23 April 2018.


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