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March 3, 2010

Kathy & Jeanne Win Double Gold

Filed under: Running News — Tags: , , , , , — Carmel Papworth-Barnum @ 10:59 pm
Carmel Papworth-Barnum

Sprinters and distance divas shared the track at the Indoor Worlds today with the 200m, 800m and 3K finals. Some of the distance women doubled running the 800m and the 3k. The amazing Kathy Martin (USA) won both in W55. W70 Jeanne Daprano (USA), who has a foot in both camps, won the 200m and 800m!

The marvelous Phil Raschker (USA) won W60 200m and tied for gold in the pole vault with Aussie Wilma Perkins.

Aussie Marie Kay (W50) won the 200m and the long jump. Marie jumped further (with all her jumps) than W40 & W45. Impressive!

Jeanne Bowman in her first world champs and hoping to making the final got the bronze in the 200m. Way to go Jeanne!

Canadian Olga Kotelko won two more golds and set two more World Records in the W90 200m and shot put. Zdenka Kirsch of Germany won the W80 3,000m in a record time 19:07.34.

Here are some of the women’s running results:

W35 200 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Latrica Dendy, United States, 25.96; 2. Merlina Arnaudova, Bulgaria, 27.52;
3. Eulalia Torrescasana, Spain, 27.64

W40 200 Meter Dash:
1. Maryvonne Icarre, France, 26.02; 2. Lisa Daley, United States, 26.62; 3.
Julie M Brims, Australia, 26.83; 4. Marjorie Milligan Jackson, United States,
28.16

W45 200 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Noella Lee Pong, Canada, 27.17; 2. Angelika Grissmer, Germany, 27.54; 3.
Joy Upshaw, United States, 27.60

W50 200 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Marie Kay, Australia, 27.33; 2. Averil McClelland, Great Britain, 28.15; 3.
Wendy Alexis, Canada, 29.24

W55 200 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Karla Del Grande, Canada, 28.35; 2. Kathryn M. Heagney, Australia, 31.01;
3. Jeanne Bowman, United States, 32.79

W60 200 Meter Dash:
1. Phil Raschker, United States, 31.19; 2. Brenda Matthews, United States,
32.46; 3. Rhona Trott, Canada, 33.12

W65 200 Meter Dash Finals:
1. Carol LaFayette-Boyd, Canada, 30.86; 2. Marjorie J Allison, Australia,
31.79; 3. Maria Hopchin, Canada, 34.68

W70 200 Meter Dash:
1. Jeanne Daprano, United States, 38.40; 2. Louise Reed, Canada, 39.37; 3.
Alda R Lima, Brazil

W75 200 Meter Dash:
1. Klazina Noort, Canada, 45.63; 2. Ruth Carrier, Canada, 51.67; 3. Gwendolyn
Boivin, Canada, 55.63

W80 200 Meter Dash:
1. Betty McQuarrie, Canada, 48.64; 2. Sumi Onodera-Leonard, United States,
51.91; 3. Leona Smith, Canada, 59.22

W90 200 Meter Dash:
1. Olga Kotelko, Canada, 60.72.

W35 800 Meter Run:
1. Ellen Reiner-Vestli, Norway, 2:33.05; 2. Lisa Brougham, Canada, 2:38.37; 3.
Iveta Gudkova, Latvia, 3:02.85.

W40 800 Meter Run:
1. Nicola Everton, Canada, 2:24.93; 2. Rosa Maria Oliveira, Portugal, 2:25.81;
3. Bernadine H. Pritchett, Great Britain, 2:26.62

W45 800 Meter Run:
1. Sonia Armitage, Great Britain, 2:26.26; 2. Renee Belanger, Canada, 2:27.62;
3. Jeanie Bezdan, Canada, 2:27.67; 4. Lorraine Jasper, United States, 2:28.29

W50 800 Meter Run:
1. Julie Hayden, United States, 2:40.15; 2. Carla Hoppie, United States,
2:49.31; 3. Susan Strother, Canada, 2:56.13.

W55 800 Meter Run:
1. Kathryn Martin, United States, 2:42.84; 2. Coreen Steinbach, United States,
2:46.87; 3. Kathryn M. Heagney, Australia, 2:52.28

W60 800 Meter Run:
1. Judy Warick, Canada, 3:11.89; 2. Joan McMullan, United States, 3:17.91; 3.
Mary Rosado, United States, 3:22.59

W65 800 Meter Run:
1. Riet Jonkers, Netherlands, 2:58.59; 2. Eva Carlsen, Norway, 3:30.51; 3.
Miloslava Rocnakova, Czech Republic, 3:36.49

W70 800 Meter Run:
1. Jeanne Daprano, United States, 3:26.09; 2. Barbara Saunders, Canada,
3:38.78; 3. Madeline Bost, United States, 4:02.91

W75 800 Meter Run:
1. Helly Visser, Canada, 3:54.76.

W80 800 Meter Run:
1. Ruth Angelis, Germany, 6:03.75.

W35 3000 Meter Run:
1. Andi Camp, United States, 10:39.99; 2. Latashia Key, United States,
11:51.50.

W40 3000 Meter Run:
1. Rosa Maria Oliveira, Portugal, 10:51.39; 2. Bernadine H. Pritchett, Great
Britain, 10:55.32; 3. Susan P. Ridley, Great Britain, 10:56.96

W45 3000 Meter Run:
1. Jane Pidgeon, Great Britain, 10:58.85; 2. Sheryl R. Miller, United States,
11:02.45; 3. Alyssa Tower, United States, 11:02.45

W50 3000 Meter Run:
1. Susie C. Tawney, Great Britain, 11:40.02; 2. Heather Price, Canada,
11:50.13; 3. Lourdes Fernandes, Brazil, 13:14.38

W55 3000 Meter Run:
1. Kathryn Martin, United States, 11:31.65; 2. Susan Cooper, Great Britain,
11:42.61; 3. Anne M. Lippitt, Great Britain, 14:25.33

W60 3000 Meter Run:
1. Ma De Los Angeles Rivera, Mexico, 14:42.45; 2. Judy Warick, Canada,
14:49.96; 3. Maria Del Carmen Valdes Vera, Mexico, 15:46.84

W65 3000 Meter Run:
1. Miloslava Rocnakova, Czech Republic, 15:25.76; 2. Emiliia Zhadan, Ukraine,
18:28.30.
W70 3000 Meter Run:
1. Mary Harada, United States, 15:55.51; 2. Madeline Bost, United States,
17:32.60.
W80 3000 Meter Run:
1. Zdenka Kirsch, Germany, 19:07.34 World Record.

3 Comments »

  1. Carmel Papworth-Barnum

    Got an email from Jeanne Bowman on her bronze in the 200m…”I am on Cloud 9!!! I had a crappy time because I have never run on such a tight curb! I lost my rhythm twice and just tried to stay in my lane and not fall down! It doesn’t get any better
    than this!!!”

    Comment by Carmel Papworth-Barnum — March 5, 2010 @ 8:55 am

  2. my grandmozher zdenka kirsch made a new world record! i am proud of her !!

    Comment by phil — March 10, 2010 @ 7:02 am

  3. Carmel Papworth-Barnum

    Phil, your grandmother’s time was amazing! Would love to interview her. Please pass on my congratulations.

    Comment by Carmel Papworth-Barnum — March 10, 2010 @ 9:00 am

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