2019 French Athletics Championships

2019 French Athletics Championships
2019 French Athletics Championships
Dates	26–28 July
Host city	Saint-Étienne
Venue	Stade Henri-Lux
Events	38
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The 2019 French Athletics Championships was the 131st edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for France. It was held on 26–28 July at Stade Henri-Lux in Saint-Étienne. A total of 38 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the three-day competition.

Results

Men's

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres^[1]	Amaury Golitin	10.45	François-Xavier Collatin	10.55	Jérémy Leroux	10.60
200 metres	Mouhamadou Fall	20.34 PB	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	20.44 PB	Jeffrey John	20.56
400 metres^[2]	Christopher Naliali	46.11 PB	Mame-Ibra Anne	46.17	Loïc Prévot	46.44
800 metres^[3]	Pierre-Ambroise Bosse	1:48.82	Gabriel Tual	1:49.13	Aymeric Lusine	1:50.25
1500 metres	Alexis Miellet	3:43.26	Rabii Doukkana	3:44.24	Pierrik Jocteur-Monrozier	3:45.28
5000 metres	Hugo Hay	14:10.65	Azeddine Habz	14:12.28	François Barrer	14:13.62
110 m hurdles	Wilhem Belocian	13.14	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	13.41	Ludovic Payen	13.42
400 m hurdles^[4]	Wilfried Happio	49.26	Ludvy Vaillant	49.35	Victor Coroller	50.00
3000 m s'chase^[5]	Djilali Bedrani	8:34.00	Yoann Kowal	8:36.91	Abdelhamid Zerrifi	8:43.76
10 km walk^[6]	Kévin Campion	39:44	Gabriel Bordier	39:53 PB	Aurélien Quinion	43:26
High jump	William Aubatin	2.16 m	Sébastien Micheau	2.16 m PB	Youssef Benzamia	2.16 m
Pole vault	Renaud Lavillenie	5.85 m	Alioune Sene	5.51 m	Thibaut Collet	5.51 m
Long jump	Augustin Bey	8.08 m	Yann Randrianasolo	7.98 m	Guillaume Victorin	7.97 m
Triple jump^[7]	Benjamin Compaoré	16.94 m	Harold Correa	16.82 m	Yoann Rapinier	16.63 m
Shot put	Frédéric Dagée	19.69 m	Antoine Duponchel	18.82 m	Itamar Levi	17.54 m
Discus throw^[8]	Lolassonn Djouhan	60.64 m	Tom Reux	56.69 m	Dean-Nick Allen	54.78 m
Hammer throw	Quentin Bigot	75.73 m	Yann Chaussinand	69.41 m	Enguerrand Decroix Têtu	67.86 m
Javelin throw^[9]	Lukas Moutarde	78.53 m PB	Jérémy Nicollin	73.46 m	Rémi Conroy	72.81 m PB
Decathlon^[10]	Bastien Auzeil	7656 pts	Gaël Querin	7556 pts	Axel Hubert	7382 pts

Women's

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres^[11]	Carolle Zahi	11.29	Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue	11.31	Orphée Néola	11.53
200 metres^[12]	Sarah Richard-Mingas	23.24	Maroussia Paré	23.28	Estelle Raffai	23.47
400 metres	Déborah Sananes	52.52	Amandine Brossier	52.89	Diana Iscaye	53.03
800 metres	Rénelle Lamote	2:02.49	Justine Fedronic	2:04.51	Charlotte Mouchet	2:05.52
1500 metres	Élodie Normand	4:22.68	Aurore Fleury	4:24.23	Lucie Lerebourg	4:26.22
5000 metres	Liv Westphal	15:55.58	Mathilde Sénéchal	16:10.99	Leila Hadji	16:18.13
100 m hurdles	Laura Valette	12.87 PB	Fanny Quenot	12.96 PB	Coralie Comte	12.98 PB
400 m hurdles^[13]	Aurélie Chaboudez	58.02	Farah Clerc	58.71	Camille Seri	58.84
3000 m s'chase^[14]	Emma Oudiou	9:51.80	Marie Bouchard	9:57.16	Ophélie Claude-Boxberger	10:06.15
10 km walk^[15]	Clémence Beretta	47:32	Laury Cerantola	49:40 PB	Maeva Casale	50:25 PB
High jump	Claire Orcel	1.94 m PB	Solène Gicquel	1.88 m PB	Prisca Duvernay	1.83 m
Pole vault	Ninon Guillon-Romarin	4.60 m	Marion Lotout	4.20 m	Alice Moindrot	4.20 m
Long jump	Hilary Kpatcha	6.44 m	Rougui Sow	6.25 m	Diane Mouillac	6.05 m
Triple jump^[16]	Rouguy Diallo	13.61 m	Maeva Phesor	13.39 m	Sokhna Galle	13.35 m
Shot put	Caroline Métayer	16.47 m PB	Rose Sharon Pierre-Louis	15.80 m	Ashley Bologna	15.57 m
Discus throw	Mélina Robert-Michon	60.55 m	Pauline Pousse	56.98 m	Irène Donzelot	56.29 m
Hammer throw^[17]	Alexandra Tavernier	69.75 m	Camille Sainte-Luce	64.22 m	Lætitia Bambara	60.91 m
Javelin throw	Alexie Alaïs	61.49 m CR PB	Alexia Kogut Kubiak	55.64 m	Evelina Mendes	54.20 m
Heptathlon	Antoinette Nana Djimou	5944 pts	Esther Turpin	5781 pts	Annaelle Nyabeu Djapa	5763 pts

References

^ Amaury Golitin, second in the 100 metres behind the Ivorian Arthur Cissé (10.38), was the French national champion.
^ Christopher Naliali, second in the 100 metres behind the Congolese Gilles-Anthony Afoumba (:45.92), was the French national champion.
^ Aymeric Lusine, fourth in the 800 metres behind the Algerian Khaled Benmahdi (1:49.87), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Victor Coroller, fourth in the 400 metres hurdles behind the Tunisian Mohamed Amine Touati (49.69), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Abdelhamid Zerrifi, fourth in the 3000 metres steeplechase behind the Moroccan Hicham Sigueni (8:42.65), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Aurélien Quinion, fourth in the 10 km walk behind the Tunisian Raouff Drissi (43:00), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Benjamin Compaoré, second in the triple jump behind Burkinabé Hugues Fabrice Zango (17.50 m), was the French national champion.
^ Dean-Nick Allen, third in the lancer in the javelot behind the Moroccan Elbachir Mbarki (55.86 m), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Jérémy Nicollin, third in the javelin throw behind Belgian Timothy Herman (75.37 m), was the French national runner-up.
^ Bastien Auzeil, second in the decathlon behind the Belgian Benjamin Hougardy (7697 pts), was the French national champion.
^ Carolle Zahi, second in the 100 metres behind the Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (11.06), was the French national champion.
^ Sarah Richard-Mingas, second in the 200 metres behind the Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (22.62), was the French national champion.
^ Aurélie Chaboudez, second in the 400 metres hurdles behind the Moroccan Lamiae Lhabze (57.25), was the French national champion.
^ Ophélie Claude-Boxberger, fourth in the 3000 metres steeplechase behind Algerian Fatiha Sanchez (10:03.15), was the French national bronze medallist.
^ Laury Cerantola, third in the 10 km walk behind Tunisia's Chahinez Nasri (49:27), was the French national runner-up.
^ Maeva Phesor, second in the triple jump behind Saint Lucian Sandisha Antoine (13.42 m), was the French national runner-up.
^ Lætitia Bambara, fourth in the hammer throw behind the Swiss Nicole Zihlmann (63.03 m, was the French national bronze medallist.

Results

Les Championnats de France 2019 from the Fédération française d'athlétisme

[1] Amaury Golitin, second in the 100 metres behind the Ivorian Arthur Cissé (10.38), was the French national champion.

[2] Christopher Naliali, second in the 100 metres behind the Congolese Gilles-Anthony Afoumba (:45.92), was the French national champion.

[3] Aymeric Lusine, fourth in the 800 metres behind the Algerian Khaled Benmahdi (1:49.87), was the French national bronze medallist.

[4] Victor Coroller, fourth in the 400 metres hurdles behind the Tunisian Mohamed Amine Touati (49.69), was the French national bronze medallist.

[5] Abdelhamid Zerrifi, fourth in the 3000 metres steeplechase behind the Moroccan Hicham Sigueni (8:42.65), was the French national bronze medallist.

[6] Aurélien Quinion, fourth in the 10 km walk behind the Tunisian Raouff Drissi (43:00), was the French national bronze medallist.

[7] Benjamin Compaoré, second in the triple jump behind Burkinabé Hugues Fabrice Zango (17.50 m), was the French national champion.

[8] Dean-Nick Allen, third in the lancer in the javelot behind the Moroccan Elbachir Mbarki (55.86 m), was the French national bronze medallist.

[9] Jérémy Nicollin, third in the javelin throw behind Belgian Timothy Herman (75.37 m), was the French national runner-up.

[10] Bastien Auzeil, second in the decathlon behind the Belgian Benjamin Hougardy (7697 pts), was the French national champion.

[11] Carolle Zahi, second in the 100 metres behind the Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (11.06), was the French national champion.

[12] Sarah Richard-Mingas, second in the 200 metres behind the Ivorian Marie-Josée Ta Lou (22.62), was the French national champion.

[13] Aurélie Chaboudez, second in the 400 metres hurdles behind the Moroccan Lamiae Lhabze (57.25), was the French national champion.

[14] Ophélie Claude-Boxberger, fourth in the 3000 metres steeplechase behind Algerian Fatiha Sanchez (10:03.15), was the French national bronze medallist.

[15] Laury Cerantola, third in the 10 km walk behind Tunisia's Chahinez Nasri (49:27), was the French national runner-up.

[16] Maeva Phesor, second in the triple jump behind Saint Lucian Sandisha Antoine (13.42 m), was the French national runner-up.

[17] Lætitia Bambara, fourth in the hammer throw behind the Swiss Nicole Zihlmann (63.03 m, was the French national bronze medallist.

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