Etienne Daguinos

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Etienne Daguinos
Personal information
Nationality Flag of France.svg   France
Born15 February 2000 (24 years, 162 days old) [1]
Home town Bordeaux, France [2]
Height180 cm (5 ft 11 in) [1]
Weight63 kg (139 lb) [1]
Sport
Sport Athletics
Event(s) 3000 metres
5000 metres
ClubUS Talence Athlétisme [1]
Achievements and titles
National finals
Personal best(s) 3000m :
7:43.42sh (2024)

5000m :
13:15.26 (2023)
Medal record
Men's athletics
Representing Flag of France.svg France
European Cross Country Championships
Silver medal icon (S initial).svg 2022 Turin U23 team
Mediterranean U23 Championships
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2022 Pescara 5000 m
Updated on 20 February 2024

Etienne Daguinos (born 15 February 2000) is a French middle- and long-distance runner. With a 5000 metres best of 13:15.26, he was the 2022 Mediterranean Athletics U23 Championships gold medallist and he represented France at the 2023 World Athletics Road Running Championships.

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Career

Specializing in the 3000 metres since 2016, Daguinos contested that discipline at the 2017 French U20 Championships, where he finished 3rd. [3] He won his first national title in the U20 race at the 2018 French Cross Country Championships. [4]

A successful title defense at the 2019 French Cross Country Championships qualified him for the 2019 World Cross Country Championships, where he competed in the U20 race and finished 54th, contributing to the French team's 10th-place showing. [5] In his first international track competition at the 2019 European Athletics U20 Championships, Daguinos finished in 21st place in the 5000 m. [6] Daguinos' 86th-place performance at the 2019 European Cross Country Championships U20 race helped the French team place 5th and end his season. [7]

After racing mainly domestically in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Daguinos improved his 5000 metres personal best from 13:45 to 13:26 at the 2022 IFAM Oordegem meeting, and in September he won the 2022 Mediterranean Athletics U23 Championships in that event. [8] [9] He won his first continental medal at the 2022 European Cross Country Championships, finishing 4th overall in the U23 race behind countryman Valentin Bresc to lead his team to the silver medal. [10] [11]

At the 2023 European 10,000m Cup, Daguinos placed 16th in his international debut at that distance. But it was Daguinos' earlier 5000 m personal best of 13:15.26 at the IFAM Oordegem meeting that earned him qualification to the inaugural 2023 World Athletics Road Running Championships, where he finished 6th in the 5K run. [8] [12] [13]

Personal life

Daguinos is from Bordeaux where he trains with the US Talence Athlétisme club, occasionally also training in Font-Romeu. In 2023, he completed the third year of his degree in economics and accounting, though he put graduate school on pause to pursue qualification for the 2024 Summer Olympics. [14]

Daguinos has also participated in some trail running races, typically running between 100 and 110 kilometres per week in training. [2]

Statistics

Personal best progression

3000m progression
#MarkPl.CompetitionVenueDateRef.
18:48.94Silver medal icon.svgCircuit des Meetings LAA Talence Talence, France 14 Jun 2016 [15]
28:47.397thChampionnats Individuels Qualificatifs Salle Bordeaux, France 13 Jan 2017 [16]
38:44.94Silver medal icon.svgInterclubs Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1er Tour National Bordeaux, France 6 May 2017 [17]
48:29.756thChampionnat de France des Clubs N1a Poule B Pontoise, France 20 May 2017 [18]
58:25.274thMeeting à Thème d'Angouleme Angoulême, France 6 Jun 2017 [19]
68:19.47Silver medal icon.svgChampionnats Régionaux Demi-Fond Aura Bron, France 14 Jun 2019 [20]
78:05.514thMeeting Elite en Salle de Miramas Miramas, France 21 Jan 2021 [21]
88:04.829th French Athletics Championships Miramas, France 18 Feb 2021 [22]
98:04.99Gold medal icon.svgChampionnat De France Des Clubs Elite 1 Grenoble, France 21 May 2022 [23]
107:53.90Gold medal icon.svgChampionnat de France des Clubs Elite 2 Talence, France 20 May 2023 [24]
117:53.84+ 8th Meeting de Paris Paris, France 8 Jun 2023 [25]
127:43.425thMetz Moselle Athleor Metz, France 2 Feb 2024 [26]
5000m progression
#MarkPl.CompetitionVenueDateRef.
114:31.0713th (Round B)Meeting National de Carquefou Carquefou, France 20 Jun 2019 [27]
214:01.217th French Athletics Championships Albi, France 11 Sep 2020 [28]
313:55.509thMid Summer Track Night Wien, Austria 14 May 2021 [29]
413:45.80Gold medal icon.svgMeeting Christian Carmel Pessac, France 29 Apr 2022 [30]
513:26.4110thIFAM Oordegem Oordegem, Belgium 27 May 2022 [31]
613:15.265thIFAM Oordegem Oordegem, Belgium 26 May 2023 [32]

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