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Mixed 4x400m silver caps successful world relay championships for Australia
Mixed 4x400m silver caps successful world relay championships for Australia

The Guardian

time12-05-2025

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  • The Guardian

Mixed 4x400m silver caps successful world relay championships for Australia

Australia's 4x400m mixed relay quartet of Luke van Ratingen, Ellie Beer, Terrell Thorne and Carla Bull are celebrating the country's second ever silver medal at the World Athletics Relays championship in China after another record-breaking run. The Australian foursome could not match the American champions in Guangzhou on Sunday but, for the second day running, lowered the national and Oceanian record to take the silver in 3min 12.20sec. On a fine final session of the two-day event, their medals were the icing on the cake as four Australian teams booked their places for the world championships in Tokyo, including the men's 4x100m, who could feature both sprint stars Lachlan Kennedy and Gout Gout in Japan. The mixed, women's and men's 4x400m teams also all made it to the global showpiece in September. Pride of place, though, went to the mixed quartet, which demonstrated its strength in depth in the final, being much changed from the foursome of Bull, Cooper Sherman, Reece Holder and Alanah Yukich who had broken the Oceanian record in 3:12.34 in the heats on Saturday. The American quartet of Chris Robinson, Courtney Okolo, Johnnie Blockburger and Lynna Irby-Jackson were in a class of their own as they broke the championship record in 3:09.54, but the Australians matched the nation's best result in the seven editions of the event. The only other silver they had won was in 2019 in Yokohama when Catriona Bisset and Josh Ralph finished second in the 2x2x400m relay. 'I couldn't be any more stoked. We were so ecstatic to make the final and coming away with a silver medal, we are just so happy. We got all of our 400m crews to the world championships which is so exciting,' said Beer, the 22-year-old Olympian who had earlier also helped the women's 4x400 qualify. Bull's big night saw her also just miss out on another medal as the youthful mixed 4x100m team – alongside Olivia Dodds, Connor Bond and Josiah John – clocked 41.22sec to finish fourth in the final behind Canada. Sign up to Australia Sport Get a daily roundup of the latest sports news, features and comment from our Australian sports desk after newsletter promotion The men's 4x100m outfit of world indoor 60m silver medallist Kennedy, Joshua Azzopardi, Christopher Ius and Prince Jackson clocked 38.31sec to claim second place in qualifying round two and book Australia's place at the global championships. 'We are really stepping up our standards this year coming off the national record of 37.8 in Sydney,' said Azzopardi, who know the team could be bolstered by 17-year-old Gout Gout in September. 'We feel like we can really push for those medals and that will be the goal. We will be ready come the world championships in September and that's the main thing.' The men's 4x400m – Sherman, Reece Holder, Aidan Murphy and Tom Reynolds – clocked 2:59.73 to clinch their place in Tokyo, just 0.03sec outside the venerable 41-year-old Australian record. The international highlight came with Britain's 4x100m women's team – Nia Wedderburn-Goodison, Amy Hunt, Bianca Williams and Success Eduan – stunning both Jamaica, whose team included Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Shericka Jackson, and the USA to claim victory.

Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds
Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds

Yahoo

time11-05-2025

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  • Yahoo

Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds

Canada's mixed team of 100-metre sprinters will not join its men's and women's counterparts at the World Athletics Championships in September but was the lone foursome to claim victory on the final day at the World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, China. Sade McCreath, Marie-Eloise Leclair, Duan Asemota and Eliezer Adjibi prevailed in a season-best 40.30 seconds over Jamaica on Sunday at Guangdong Olympic Stadium. However, they won't be competing at the Sept. 13-21 athletics worlds in Tokyo as the event will not be contested there. After going 40.90 in the event's debut on Saturday in China to book a spot in the final, they shaved over a half-second off that performance on Sunday to hold off the Jamaicans (40.44) and Great Britain (40.88). It was the best effort of 2025 for all three squads. WATCH | Canada achieves season-best time in mixed 4x100m final: Canada's 4x100 team, the reigning Olympic champions, lost precious time when the exchange between starter Aaron Brown and Jerome Blake wasn't clean. Undeterred, Blake, Brendon Rodney and anchor Andre De Grasse persevered and reached the medal podium, earning bronze behind South Africa and the United States. The Canadian foursome that won Olympic gold last summer in Paris with a 37.50 clocking went 38.11 on Sunday. They ran 37.89 a year ago to capture world relay silver in Nassau, Bahamas. WATCH | Canadians reach men's 100m relay podium with bronze: Canada was second in its heat on Saturday to qualify for Sunday's final but more importantly secure a spot at the world championships. The automatic qualification was in doubt until De Grasse lifted his team in the anchor leg. The Markham, Ont., native held off Australia and the Netherlands to cross the line in 38.15 behind Japan (37.84). Canada's 4x400 mixed team of Austin Cole, Lauren Gale, Nathan George and Zoe Sherar will compete at worlds after taking nearly 10 seconds off their season best from Saturday and stopping the clock in three minutes 12.95 seconds in the second round of qualifying on Sunday. WATCH | Canada books spot at world championships in mixed 4x400m: They needed a top-three finish to advance and placed third, holding off India by almost two seconds (3:14.81) in the second of two heats. Cole, Gale, George and Sherar were the last of six teams in the third and final heat on Saturday in 3:22.37. The Canadian women's 4x100 team of Jacqueline Madogo, Audrey Leduc, McCreath and Leclair was fifth in Sunday's final in a national record 42.46. Canada was in fourth in its Saturday heat when Leduc took the baton and powered past the Italian and Dutch runners to secure a second-place finish (43.11) and clinch a berth at worlds. WATCH | Canadian women set national record in 4x100m: Athlete Event(s) Hometown Aaron Brown Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Toronto Andre De Grasse Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Markham, Ont. Brendon Rodney Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Etobicoke, Ont. Duan Asemota Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Eliezer Adjibi Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ottawa Jerome Blake Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Kelowna, B.C. Malachi Murray Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Edmonton Norris Spike Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Brampton, Ont. Audrey Leduc Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Laval, Que. Catherine Leger Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Montreal Donna Ntambue Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Montreal Gabrielle Cole Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Jacqueline Madogo Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Guelph, Ont. Marie-Éloïse Leclair Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Candiac, Que. Sade McCreath Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Austin Cole Mixed 4x400m Sherwood Park, Alta. Christopher Morales Williams Mixed 4x400m Maple, Ont. Nathan George Mixed 4x400m Vancouver Alyssa Marsh Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Whitby, Ont. Dianna Proctor Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Edmonton Jasneet Nijjar Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Surrey, B.C. Kyra Constantine Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Brampton, Ont. Lauren Gale Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Ottawa Madeline Price Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Toronto Micha Powell Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Montreal Zoe Sherar Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Toronto Ramone English* Men's 4x100m Edmonton *Reserve

Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds
Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds

CBC

time11-05-2025

  • Sport
  • CBC

Canada wins gold, bronze to end World Relays and clinches another spot at athletics worlds

Social Sharing Canada's mixed team of 100-metre sprinters will not join its men's and women's counterparts at the World Athletics Championships in September but was the lone foursome to claim victory on the final day at the World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, China. Sade McCreath, Marie-Eloise Leclair, Duan Asemota and Eliezer Adjibi prevailed in a season-best 40.30 seconds over Jamaica on Sunday at Guangdong Olympic Stadium. However, they won't be competing at the Sept. 13-21 athletics worlds in Tokyo as the event will not be contested there. After going 40.90 in the event's debut on Saturday in China to book a spot in the final, they shaved over a half-second off that performance on Sunday to hold off the Jamaicans (40.44) and Great Britain (40.88). It was the best effort of 2025 for all three squads. WATCH | Canada achieves season-best time in mixed 4x100m final: Canada's 4x100-metre mixed relay team strikes World Athletics gold 3 hours ago Duration 5:20 Canada's 4x100 team, the reigning Olympic champions, lost precious time when the exchange between starter Aaron Brown and Jerome Blake wasn't clean. Undeterred, Blake, Brendon Rodney and anchor Andre De Grasse persevered and reached the medal podium, earning bronze behind South Africa and the United States. The Canadian foursome that won Olympic gold last summer in Paris with a 37.50 clocking went 38.11 on Sunday. They ran 37.89 a year ago to capture world relay silver in Nassau, Bahamas. WATCH | Canadians reach men's 100m relay podium with bronze: Canadian 4x100-metre men finish 3rd at World Athletics Relay final 53 minutes ago Duration 5:45 Canada was second in its heat on Saturday to qualify for Sunday's final but more importantly secure a spot at the world championships. The automatic qualification was in doubt until De Grasse lifted his team in the anchor leg. The Markham, Ont., native held off Australia and the Netherlands to cross the line in 38.15 behind Japan (37.84). Canada's 4x400 mixed team of Austin Cole, Lauren Gale, Nathan George and Zoe Sherar will compete at worlds after taking nearly 10 seconds off their season best from Saturday and stopping the clock in three minutes 12.95 seconds in the second round of qualifying on Sunday. WATCH | Canada books spot at world championships in mixed 4x400m: Canada secures 4x400-metre spot at Worlds with 3rd place mixed heat finish at World Athletics Relay 2 hours ago Duration 7:20 They needed a top-three finish to advance and placed third, holding off India by almost two seconds (3:14.81) in the second of two heats. Cole, Gale, George and Sherar were the last of six teams in the third and final heat on Saturday in 3:22.37. The Canadian women's 4x100 team of Jacqueline Madogo, Audrey Leduc, McCreath and Leclair was fifth in Sunday's final in a national record 42.46. Canada was in fourth in its Saturday heat when Leduc took the baton and powered past the Italian and Dutch runners to secure a second-place finish (43.11) and clinch a berth at worlds. WATCH | Canadian women set national record in 4x100m: Canadian 4x100-metre women set new national record, finish 5th at World Athletics Relay 1 hour ago Duration 4:21 42.46 is the new women's 4x100-metre relay Canadian record time set by Sade McCreath, Jacqueline Madogo, Marie-Éloïse Leclair and Audrey Leduc Sunday at the World Athletics Relay Championships in Guangzhou, China. Canada's World Athletics Relays roster Athlete Event(s) Hometown Aaron Brown Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Toronto Andre De Grasse Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Markham, Ont. Brendon Rodney Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Etobicoke, Ont. Duan Asemota Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Eliezer Adjibi Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ottawa Jerome Blake Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Kelowna, B.C. Malachi Murray Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Edmonton Norris Spike Men's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Brampton, Ont. Audrey Leduc Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Laval, Que. Catherine Leger Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Montreal Donna Ntambue Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Montreal Gabrielle Cole Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Jacqueline Madogo Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Guelph, Ont. Marie-Éloïse Leclair Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Candiac, Que. Sade McCreath Women's 4x100m, Mixed 4x100m Ajax, Ont. Austin Cole Mixed 4x400m Sherwood Park, Alta. Christopher Morales Williams Mixed 4x400m Maple, Ont. Nathan George Mixed 4x400m Vancouver Alyssa Marsh Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Whitby, Ont. Dianna Proctor Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Edmonton Jasneet Nijjar Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Surrey, B.C. Kyra Constantine Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Brampton, Ont. Lauren Gale Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Ottawa Madeline Price Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Toronto Micha Powell Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Montreal Zoe Sherar Women's 4x400m, Mixed 4x400m Toronto Ramone English* Men's 4x100m Edmonton

Watch: World Athletics Relays - day two from Guangzhou
Watch: World Athletics Relays - day two from Guangzhou

Yahoo

time11-05-2025

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  • Yahoo

Watch: World Athletics Relays - day two from Guangzhou

Final: 4 x 100m mixed relay at 12:05 BST - GB win bronze medal 4 x 400m relay qualifying gets underway at 12:13 BST 4 x 100m relay qualifying gets underway at 13:16 BST Final: 4 x 400m relay at 14:03 BST Final: Women's 4 x 100m relay at 14:16 BST Final: Men's 4 x 100m relay at 14:26 BST Final: Women's 4 x 400m relay at 14:36 BST Final: Men's 4 x 400m relay at 14:49 BST Watch: World Athletics Relays - day two from Guangzhou

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