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Saturday, September 30
Track and field results
Associated Press

Saturday's results from the track and field competition at the Summer Olympics in Sydney:

Men | Women

5000
Final
1, Millon Wolde, Ethiopia, 13:35.49.
2, Ali Saidi-Sief, Algeria, 13:36.20.
3, Brahim Lahlafi, Morocco, 13:36.47.
4, Fita Bayissa, Ethiopia, 13:37.03.
5, David Chelule, Kenya, 13:37.13.
6, Dagne Alemu, Ethiopia, 13:37.17.
7, Sergiy Lebid, Ukraine, 13:37.80.
8, Jirka Arndt, Germany, 13:38.57.
9, Julius Gitahi, Kenya, 13:39.11.
10, Richard Limo, Kenya, 13:39.43.
11, Reda Benzine, Algeria, 13:40.95.
12, Mizan Mehari, Australia, 13:42.03.
13, Adam Goucher, Colorado Springs, 13:43.20.
14, Mohammed A Taib, Qatar, 13:45.10.
15, Toshinari Takaoka, Japan, 13:46.90.

400 relay
Final
1, United States (Jonathan Drummond, Philadelphia; Bernard Williams III, Baltimore; Brian Lewis, Chesapeake, Va.; Maurice Greene, Kansas City, Kan.), 37.61.
2, Brazil (Vicente Lima; Edson Ribeiro; Andre Silva; Claudinei Silva), 37.90.
3, Cuba (Jose Angel Cesar; Luis Alberto Perez; Ivan Garcia; Freddy Mayola), 38.04.
4, Jamaica (Lindel Frater; Dwight Thomas; Christopher Williams; Llewelyn Bredwood), 38.20.
5, France (Frederic Krantz; David Patros; Christophe Cheval; Needdy Guims), 38.49.
6, Japan (Shigeyuki Kojima; Koji Ito; Shingo Suetsugu; Nobuharu Asahara), 38.66.
7, Italy (Francesco Scuderi; Alessandro Cavallaro; Maurizio Checcucci; Andrea Colombo), 38.67.
8, Poland (Marcin Nowak; Marcin Urbas; Piotr Balcerzak; Ryszard Pilarczyk), 38.96.

1600 relay
Final
1, United States (Alvin Harrison, Orlando, Fla.; Antonio Pettigrew, Macon, Ga.; Calvin Harrison, Orlando, Fla.; Michael Johnson, Dallas), 2:56.35.
2, Nigeria (Clement Chukwu; Jude Monye; Sunday Bada; Enefiok Udo-Obong), 2:58.68.
3, Jamaica (Michael Blackwood; Gregory Haughton; Christopher Williams; Danny McFarlane), 2:58.78.
4, Bahamas (Avard Moncur; Troy McIntosh; Carl Oliver; Christopher Brown), 2:59.23.
5, France (Emmanuel Front; Marc Foucan; Ibrahima Wade; Marc Raquil), 3:01.02.
6, Britain (Jared Deacon; Daniel Caines; Iwan Thomas; Jamie Baulch), 3:01.22.
7, Poland (Piotr Rysiukiewicz; Robert Mackowiak; Piotr Dlugosielski; Piotr Haczek), 3:03.22.
8, Australia (Brad Jamieson; Blair Young; Patrick Dwyer; Michael Hazel), 3:03.91.

Women | Men

1500
Final
1, Nouria Benida Merah, Algeria, 4:05.10.
2, Violeta Szekely, Romania, 4:05.15.
3, Gabriela Szabo, Romania, 4:05.27.
4, Kutre Dulecha, Ethiopia, 4:05.33.
5, Lidia Chojecka, Poland, 4:06.42.
6, Anna Jakubczak, Poland, 4:06.49.
7, Kelly Holmes, Britain, 4:08.02.
8, Marla Runyan, Eugene, Ore., 4:08.30.
9, Sabine Fischer, Switzerland, 4:08.84.
10, Carla Sacramento, Portugal, 4:11.15.
11, Hayley Tullett, Britain, 4:22.29.
12, Suzy Favor Hamilton, Madison, Wis., 4:23.05.

400 relay
Final
1, Bahamas (Sevatheda Fynes; Chandra Sturrup; Pauline Davis-Thompson; Debbie Ferguson), 41.95.
2, Jamaica (Tanya Lawrence; Veronica Campbell; Beverly McDonald; Merlene Ottey), 42.13.
3, United States (Chryste Gaines, San Leandro, Calif.; Torri Edwards, Los Angeles; Nanceen Perry, Fairfield, Texas; Marion Jones, Los Angeles), 42.20.
4, France (Linda Ferga; Muriel Hurtis; Fabe Dia; Christine Arron), 42.42.
5, Russia (Natalya Ignatova; Marina Trandenkova; Irina Khabarova; Natalya Voronova), 43.02.
6, Germany (Gabi Rockmeier; Sabrina Mulrain; Andrea Philipp; Marion Wagner), 43.11.
7, Nigeria (Gloria Alozie; Benedicta Ajudua; Mercy Nku; Mary Onyali-Omagbemi), 44.05.
8, China (Zeng Xiujun; Liu Xiaomei; Qin Wangping; Li Xuemei), 44.87.

1600 relay
Final
1, United States (Jearl Miles-Clark, Gainesville, Fla.; Monique Hennagan, Columbia, S.C.; Marion Jones, Los Angeles; La Tasha Colander-Richardson, Portsmouth, Va.), 3:22.62.
2, Jamaica (Sandie Richards; Catherine Scott-Pomales; Deon Hemmings; Lorraine Graham), 3:23.25.
3, Russia (Yulia Sotnikova; Svetlana Gontcharenko; Olga Kotlyarova; Irina Privalova), 3:23.46.
4, Nigeria (Olabisi Afolabi; Charity Opara; Rosemary Okafor; Falilat Ogunkoya), 3:23.80.
5, Australia (Nova Peris-Kneebone; Tamsyn Lewis; Melinda Gainsford-Taylor; Cathy Freeman), 3:23.81.
6, Britain (Natasha Danvers; Donna Fraser; Allison Curbishley; Katharine Merry), 3:25.67.
7, Czech Republic (Jitka Burianova; Hana Benesova; Lenka Fickova; Helena Fuchsova), 3:29.17.
8, Cuba (Zulia Calatayud; Julia Duporty; Idalmis Bonne; Daimi Pernia), 3:29.47.

10000
Final
1, Derartu Tulu, Ethiopia, 30:17.49. Olympic record. Old record: Fernanda Ribeiro, Portugal, 31:01.63, Aug. 2, 1996).
2, Gete Wami, Ethiopia, 30:22.48.
3, Fernanda Ribeiro, Portugal, 30:22.88.
4, Paula Radcliffe, Britain, 30:26.97.
5, Tegla Loroupe, Kenya, 30:37.26.
6, Sonia O'Sullivan, Ireland, 30:53.37.
7, Li Ji, China, 31:06.94.
8, Elana Meyer, South Africa, 31:14.70.
9, Lidia Grigorieva, Russia, 31:21.27.
10, Yuko Kawakami, Japan, 31:27.44.
11, Olivera Jevtic, Yugoslavia, 31:29.65.
12, Berhane Adere, Ethiopia, 31:40.52.
13, Lioudmila Biktacheva, Russia, 31:47.10.
14, Alice Timbilil, Kenya, 31:50.22.
15, Chiemi Takahashi, Japan, 31:52.59.
16, Libbie Hickman, Fort Collins, Colo., 31:56.94.
17, Sally Barsosio, Kenya, 31:57.41.
18, Asmae Leghzaoui, Morocco, 31:59.21.
19, Jelena Celnova-Prokopcuka, Latvia, 32:17.72.
20, Harumi Hiroyama, Japan, 32:24.17.

High jump
Final
1, Yelena Yelesina, Russia, (2.01), 6-7.
2, Hestrie Cloete, South Africa, (2.01), 6-7.
3, Kajsa Bergqvist, Sweden, (1.99), 6-6 1-4.
3, Oana Manuela Pantelimon, Romania, (1.99), 6-6 1-4.
5, Inga Babakova, Ukraine, (1.96), 6-5.
6, Svetlana Zalevskaya, Kazakstan, (1.96), 6-5.
7, Vita Palamar, Ukraine, (1.96), 6-5.
8, Amewu Mensah, Germany, (1.93), 6-4.
9, Monica Dinescu, Romania, (1.93), 6-4.
9, Venelina Veneva, Bulgaria, (1.93), 6-4.
11, Zuzana Hlavonova, Czech Republic, (1.90), 6-2 3-4.
11, Yoko Ota, Japan, (1.90), 6-2 3-4.
13, Eleonora Miloucheva, Bulgaria, (1.90), 6-2 3-4.

Javelin
Final
1, Trine Hattestad, Norway, (68.91), 226-1.
2, Mirella Maniani-Tzelili, Greece, (67.51), 221-6.
3, Osleidys Menendez, Cuba, (66.18), 217-1.
4, Steffi Nerius, Germany, (64.84), 212-8.
5, Sonia Bisset, Cuba, (63.26), 207-6.
6, Xiomara Rivero, Cuba, (62.92), 206-5.
7, Tatiana Shikolenko, Russia, (62.91), 206-4.
8, Nikola Tomeckova, Czech Republic, (62.10), 203-9.
9, Mikaela Ingberg, Finland, (58.56), 192-1.
10, Wei Jianhua, China, (58.33), 191-4.
11, Li Lei, China, (56.83), 186-5.
12, Claudia Coslovich, Italy, (56.74), 186-2.

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