Dutch Athletics Team

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Dutch Athletics Team
Olympic Games
Beijing | August 15-24, 2008
Royal Dutch Athletics Federation / Atletiekunie
P.O. Box 60100
6800 JC Arnhem
The Netherlands
President: Wim Slootbeek
General Secretary: Rien van Haperen
T +31 (0)26 483 48 00
F +31 (0)26 483 48 01
[email protected]
www.atletiekunie.nl
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Contents
Introduction
A word with Hilda Kibet and Lornah Kiplagat
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Timetable
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Biographies
- Athletes Men
- Athletes Women
- Staff
Results and Statistics
- Medals at Olympic Games (Athletics) 1896-2004
- Top 8 finishes Dutch athletes by tournament, 1948-2004
- Top 8 points Dutch athletes by tournament, 1948-2004 - All Dutch participants Olympic Games (Athletics) 1948-2004
- Dutch, Olympic and World Records
- Combined Events Calculator 12
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Additional Information
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Production
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Coach B ram W assenaar fol lows marathon ru nner Kami el
Maase (1 3 th in the S y dne y ‘0 0 marathon ) i n tra i n i ng
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A y o u ng supporter wears a ‘Go Lornah’ T- shirt du ring a
qua l i f i cation race in Utrecht (Ned).
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Introduction
Dear Reader,
The Royal Dutch Athletics Federation is proud to present its delegation for Beijing 2008, the games of the
XXIX Olympiad. Every four years, the world of Athletics comes together in search of Olympic glory and
Dutch Athletics hopes to build on its successes in the last several years.
Dutch Athletics has made great strides since Athens
2004, where Chiel Warners (5th, decathlon) and
Lornah Kiplagat (5th, 10,000 metres) were the best
Dutch athletes. Only one year later Pole Vaulter Rens
Blom became the country’s first World Champion. In
2006 and 2007 Lornah won no less than three
World titles – two while running World Records.
Several other athletes have won World and/or
European medals in recent years, like European 800
meter champions Bram Som and Arnoud Okken.
Hurdler Gregory Sedoc and his compatriot Marcel
van der Westen scored a 1-2 at the European indoor
Championships. Among the other medallists were
heptathlete Karin Ruckstuhl (absent in Beijing
because of injury) and sprinter Jacqueline Poelman
(retired).
In Beijing, Lornah Kiplagat is again one of the main
Dutch major medal hopes. In the five years since
her first performance for The Netherlands (4th in
the ’03 World Championships 10,000 metres) she
has won accolades all over the world. This year, she
once again chooses the longest running distance on
track as her main event. Furthermore, she is joined
by her talented cousin Hilda Kibet, who will make
her Olympic debut in her second championships as a
member of the Dutch Athletics Team.
Another candidate for Dutch success in Beijing is
Rutger Smith. In 2005 and 2007 he managed an
absolutely unique feat by becoming the only thrower ever to win World Championships medals in
both Shot Put (Silver) and Discus Throw (Bronze).
Rutger may be best known for his shot putting
ability, but Osaka taught everybody not to underesti-
mate him with the discus either.
The rise and success of Rutger is an excellent
example of what Dutch Athletics wants to stand
for. With early talent scouting and subsequent
support, the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation has
put a system in place that should not only reap
rewards this year, but for many more Olympiads to
come. Recent success at the junior level – like the
two Dutch medals at last month’s World Junior
Championships in Bydgoszcz – is an encouraging
start for this policy.
The Dutch Athletics Team will travel to Beijing with
no stone left unturned in terms of preparation. Our
very best athletes were selected very early so they
could focus optimally on their Olympic campaign.
All athletes will travel early to our Olympic training
camp in Fukuoka, where the last preparation can be
done with full focus and under circumstances sufficiently similar to Beijing. We trust this means the
Dutch athletes will be fully prepared and ready to go
for their Olympic competitions.
Dutch Athletics wishes all athletes and delegations
excellent Olympic Games, with fair competition and
outstanding results!
Peter Verlooy
Performance Director of
the Royal Dutch
Athletics Federation
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A word with...
Hilda Kibet and Lornah Kiplagat
Family members competing in the same Olympics
is a rare feat, but Lornah Kiplagat and Hilda Kibet
are really unique in Dutch track and field. They are
not only cousins, but in Beijing they will line up for
the same distance. Ranked 5th and 8th in the world
over 10,000 metres, they are among the Dutch’
best medal hopes for the Dutch Athletics Team.
Q. Even though you will compete together, your
backgrounds are of course different.
- Hilda, as this is your first Olympics and even
your first major track competion: is there extra
nervousness?
A: Not really because I don’t have the pressure
Lornah has. She is three times World Champion
and has been to the Olympics before so that’s
a big difference. It means I can stay a bit in the
background so I think this will help me.
I do not feel stress because I have nothing to lose.
I will also be in Beijing to get experience, that is an
important thing.
- Lornah, as you are more experienced with 4th
and 5th places in the ’03 Worlds and ’04 Olympics,
are there tips and lessons you can give Hilda
about the Olympics?
A: The first lesson is to not listen too much to all
the good advice from people. In 2004 I listened
too much and got a bit confused. You are so
overwhelmed if you arrive in the Olympic village and
you have to be prepared for that. The best thing to
do is to see it as a normal race, just like any other
race. Stress costs a lot of energy and you need this in
your race. The good thing is that Hilda can use all our
experience.
Q. You are best known from Road Racing, but you
qualified in May (Hilda) and June. Have you been
able to do a lot of specific track training, or is that
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too risky because of injuries?
Lornah: Absolutely, in July I trained three times a
week on the track so that will help. However, when
I ran 30:12 in Paris in 2003 I trained perhaps 3 times
on the track and it went pretty well. I don’t train
with spikes because the track in Iten, Kenya where
we train is a dirt track and too firm for spikes. The
last two weeks in Japan I’ll train in spikes on the
Mondo track to get used to it.
Hilda: I have trained quite a lot on the track,
also for the WC Cross. Therefore I don’t see it as
a problem. I do not have a lot of problems with
injuries so I am not worried. However, I train in
racing flats on the track, not on spikes.
Q. You have been training a lot in Kenya, your
country of birth. Will that assist you at all in
preparation of the expected circumstances in
Beijing?
A: No, not really. It is winter in Kenya and even
in the summertime we never have humidity and
high temperatures. The advantage for us is to
train at 2400 metres altitude, having hundreds of
miles of dirtroads, our training centre with Gym,
sauna, 25 metre swimming pool and our own
clinic for physiotherapy. Further we have a big
group of training partners which helps us in the
training. The last two weeks before the race we
are in Japan to get used to the climate.
Q. With your personal bests and qualifying times
it is obvious you have the speed to compete with
the best in 10.000 metres.
- Hilda, do you expect a fast final or more of a
tactical race. And what would you prefer?
A: I expect tactical race which is fine for me. I
normally start quite easy and come from the back,
I finish pretty fast so I am fine with that.
world champion 2005 Rens Blom also won a bron ze i ndoormeda l i n 20 0 3
- Lornah, will there be any room to work together
tactically?
A: It would be great but I think this will be difficult
because we run very differently. Hilda comes from
the back, I am a front runner so that might make it
tough to work together.
Q. Recent history proves the Ethiopian athletes
will be a force to be reckoned with. Do you
see any specific favourites? And is it a special
motivation to compete against Kenyan athletes,
your former compatriots?
Lornah: To be honest, I really don’t think about
competitors. I don’t know how they have trained,
I don’t know how they feel the day of the race and
I can’t change it. I run my own race and I don’t
care about the rest of the field. I have never spent
any energy on this and it brought me quite far.
The Kenyans I see just like anyone else, no special
feelings. Let them worry about me.....
Hilda: I don’t mind who is in the race. Of course
we know the Ethiopians are strong, the Chinese,
Americans, Russians. But I know what I have done
and know my strength and will go for it without
thinking about the competition.
Q. A number of international elite runners
have opted for the 10,000 metres instead of
the marathon in Beijing. Will we possibly see
you again in London 2012 and if so, over what
distance?
Lornah: Of course I will go for London. 3000
steeple? No, I think this will be the marathon.
After Beijing I want to focus on the marathon and
in four years I should have enough experience to
run a good Olympic marathon.
Hilda: Well, it depends on how I run in the 10,000
metre. I love the road but let’s see what the track
will bring me. It is too early for me to make any
li ssa boekelman
decisions and we have enoughme
time.
Q. From previous championships, Lornah is well
known from her eye-catching orange accessories
(hair, socks). Any exciting plans for this year?
Lornah: Just watch us!
Hilda: This will be my first Olympics so let’s see. I
want to focus on the race but you never know.
NB Also see page 22 and 23 for profiles on Hilda and
Lornah.
Lornah K i p lagat and H i lda K i bet i n the N i ght
of the 1 0 . 0 0 0 , Utrecht ( N ed )
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Timetable
NB All times local. Subtract six hours for Dutch time: 09:00 Beijing = 03:00 Amsterdam.
Day 7: Friday | August 15 | 2008
Time
09:00
09:05
09:45
10:30
10:40
11:10
12:10
Gender Event
Round Dutch Athletes *
W
100m hurdles
HeptathlonLaurien Hoos, Jolanda Keizer
M
Shot PutQualification
Rutger Smith
M
100 metres
Round 1
W
High Jump
M
Hammer ThrowQualification A
W
800 metres
Round 1
M
Hammer ThrowQualification B
19:00
19:10
19:45
19:55
20:25
21:00
21:15
21:20
21:40
21:55
22:45
W
M
M
W
W
M
W
W
W
M
W
Shot Put
1500 metres
Round 1
100 metres
Round 2
Discus ThrowQualification A
3000m steeple
Round 1
Shot Put
Final
Rutger Smith
200 metres
Discus ThrowQualification B
Triple JumpQualification
400m hurdles
Round 1
10.000 metres
Final
Hilda Kibet, Lornah Kiplagat
Day 8: Saturday | August 16 | 2008
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Time 09:00
09:10
09:20
09:50
10:10
10:40
10:50
12:05
12:10
Gender Event
M
20km walk
Final
W
Shot PutQualification
M
3000m steeple
Round 1
WLong Jump
W
Pole VaultQualification
M
Discus ThrowQualification A
Rutger Smith
W
100 metres
Round 1
M
Discus ThrowQualification B
Rutger Smith
W
400 metres
Round 1
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:05
20:10
20:35
21:15
W
Javelin Throw
Heptathlon ALaurien Hoos, Jolanda Keizer
W
800 metres
Semifinals
MLong JumpQualification
M
100 metres
Semifinals
W
Javelin Throw
Heptathlon BLaurien Hoos, Jolanda Keizer
W
100 metres
Round 2
M
400m hurdles
Semifinals
Time
21:10
21:45
22:30
Gender Event
W
Shot Put
W
800 metres
M
100 metres
Final
Final
Day 9: Sunday | August 17 | 2008
Time 07:30
Gender Event
W
Marathon
19:00
19:10
19:45
20:10
20:20
21:00
21:30
21:35
21:55
22:25
22:45
W
M
W
W
M
W
W
W
M
W
M
Round Final
Dutch Athletes *
100m hurdles
Round 1
Hammer Throw
Final
100 metres
Semifinals
400m hurdles
Round 1
High JumpQualification
400 metres
Semifinals
3000m steeple
Final
Triple Jump
Final
1500 metres
Semifinals
100 metres
Final
10.000 metres
Final
Day 10: Monday | August 18 | 2008
Time 09:00
09:10
10:00
10:05
10:40
11:10
Gender Event
Round M
400 metres
Round 1
W
Hammer TrhowQualification A
M
Triple JumpQualification
M
200 metres
Round 1
W
Hammer TrhowQualification B
M
110m hurdles
Round 1
19:00
19:20
19:40
20:05
20:10
20:45
21:10
21:35
22:00
W
Discus Throw
W
Pole Vault
W
100m hurdles
M
200 metres
MLong Jump
W
400m hurdles
M
3000m steeple
W
800 metres
M
400m hurdles
Dutch Athletes *
Gregory Sedoc, Marcel van der Westen
Final
Final
Semifinal
Round 2
Final
Semifinals
Final
Final
Final
* Names in italics if participation dependent on earlier rounds or qualification
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NB All times local. Subtract six hours for Dutch time: 09:00 Beijing = 03:00 Amsterdam.
Day 11: Tuesday | August 19 | 2008
Time 09:00
09:40
10:00
10:30
10:40
Gender Event
Round W
Javelin ThrowQualification A
WLong JumpQualification
W
1500 metres
Round 1
W
Javelin ThrowQualification B
W
200 metres
Round 1
19:00
19:10
19:35
20:45
21:00
21:25
21:45
22:10
22:30
22:50
W
M
W
M
M
M
M
W
W
M
200 metres
High Jump
5000 metres
110m hurdles
Discus Throw
200 metres
400 metres
400 metres
100m hurdles
1500 metres
Round 2
Final
Round 1
Round 2
Final
Semifinals
Semifinals
Final
Final
Final
Day 12: Wednesday | August 20 | 2008
Time Gender Event
Round 19:00
M
800 metres
Round 1
19:20
W
Hammer Throw
Final
20:15
M
5000 metres
Round 1
20:40
M
Pole VaultQualification
21:30
M
110m hurdles
Semifinals
21:55
W
200 metres
Semifinals
22:20
M
200 metres
Final
22:35
W
400m hurdles
Final
Day 13: Thursday | August 21 | 2008
Time 09:00
09:10
09:20
09:50
10:30
10:40
12:20
19:00
19:10
10
Gender Event
Round W
20km walk
Final
M
Javelin ThrowQualification A
M
100 metres
Decathlon
W
High JumpQualification
MLong Jump
Decathlon
M
Javelin ThrowQualification B
M
Shot Put
Decathlon
W
1500 metres
Semifinals
M
High Jump
Decathlon
Dutch Athletes *
Rutger Smith
Dutch Athletes *
Robert Lathouwers
Gregory Sedoc,
Marcel van der Westen
Dutch Athletes *
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Time 19:20
19:30
19:50
20:20
20:20
20:55
21:20
21:45
22:00
Gender Event
W
Javelin Throw W
200 metres
M
800 metres
M
Triple Jump
M
4x100 metres
W
4x100 metres
M
400 metres
M
110m hurdles
M
400 metres
Round Finals
Final
Semifinals
Final
Round 1
Round 1
Final
Final
Decathlon
Day 14: Friday | August 22 | 2008
Dutch Athletes *
Robert Lathouwers
Dutch Team
Eugène Martineau
Time 07:30
09:00
10:05
11:25
12:55
Gender Event
M
50km walk
M
110m hurdles
M
Discus Throw M
Discus Throw M
Pole Vault
Round Final
Decathlon
Decathlon A
Decathlon B
Decathlon Dutch Athletes *
19:00
19:20
19:40
19:55
20:10
20:15
20:40
21:15
21:40
22:10
M
Javelin Throw
WLong Jump
W
4x400 metres
M
Pole Vault
M
4x400 metres
M
Javelin Throw
W
5000 metres
W
4x100 metres
M
1500 metres
M
4x100 metres
Decathlon A
Final
Round 1
Final
Round 1
Decathlon B
Final
Final
Decathlon
Final
Eugène Martineau
Day 15: Saturday | August 23 | 2008
Time 19:00
19:10
19:30
19:50
20:10
20:40
21:05
Gender Event
W
High Jump
M
Javelin Throw
M
800 metres
W
1500 metres
M
5000 metres
W
4x400 metres
M
4x400 metres
Round Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Final
Day 16: Sunday | August 24 | 2008
Time
07:30
Gender Event
M
Marathon
Round Final
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Eugène Martineau
Dutch Team
Dutch Athletes *
Robert Lathouwers
Dutch Athletes *
Kamiel Maase
* Names in italics if participation dependent on earlier rounds or qualification
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Athletes Men
Robert Lathouwers
(800 metres)
Place / Date of birth:
Residence:
Club:
Coach:
Height / Weight:
Profession:
Website:
Rotterdam, July 8, 1983
Rotterdam
Rotterdam Atletiek
Errol Esajas, Honoré Hoedt
1.89 m / 74 kg
Professional Athlete
www.RobertLathouwers.com
Personal bests
Indoor:1:48.27, Valencia (Esp), March 8, 2008
Outdoor:1:44.75, Monaco (Mon), July 29, 2008
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
800m
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1.47.81
1:44.75
400 m
46.78
46.97
46.52
46.72
46.99
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National titles
Indoor (3): 400 m (2003, 2005); 800 m (2008)
Outdoor (2): 400 m (2005); 800 m (2008)
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International Championships
Outdoor
2001: EJC Grosseto (Ita), 400 m, 47.58 (heats)
2002: WJC Kingston (Jam), 400 m, DSQ (semi-final; heats:
47.24)
2003: EC U23 Bydgoszcz (Pol), 4x400 m, 3:06.61 (4th)
2005: E
C U23 Erfurt (Ger), 400 m, DSQ (semi-final; heats:
47.03)
2005: E
C U23 Erfurt (Ger), 4x400 m, 3:04.99 Bronze medal
(heats 3:08.66)
Indoor
2008: WC Valencia, 800 m: semi-finals (1:48.27; heats
1:49.32)
At the Olympic Games
Wednesday, August 20 19:00
Thursday, August 2119:50
Saturday, August 2319:30
Heats
Semi-Finals
Final
Ambition: Enjoy world’s biggest sports event and get
experienced for the London Olympics in 2012, where I
want to get a medal.
In Beijing I want to -at least- make it into the Semi’s.
Kamiel Maase
(Marathon)
Place/date of birth:
Nijmegen, October 20, 1971
Residence / ClubZeist / Leiden Atletiek
Coach:
Bram Wassenaar
Length/Weight:
1.90 m / 70 kg
Profession:
Professional Athlete
Personal Sponsors:
Nike, Albron, Powerbar
Support: NOC*NSF, Atletiekunie
Website:
www.kamielmaase.com
Personal bests
Outdoor: 2:08:21*; Amsterdam, October 21, 2007
Other, Road: 20 km: 59:12 (2006); half marathon: 1:02:03
(2007); 30 km 1:30:20* (2003)
Other, Track: 3000 m: 7:45.44 (1999); 5000 m: 13:13:06*
(2002); 10.000 m: 27:26.09* (2002)
Marathon
1999
2:10:08
2000
2:16:24
2001
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2002
-
2003
2:08:31
2004
-
2005
2:12:51
2006
2:10:45
2007
2:08:21*
2008
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* Dutch records
Sunday, August 24
Half Marathon
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-
63.42
64.36
63.14
62.25
62.25
63.29
62.03
64.04
10,000 m
27:34.02
27:56.94
28:02.37
27:26.09*
27:45.46
27:51.99
28:31.02
-
07:30
Marathon
National titles
Outdoor (8):
5000 m (1995 - 1997, 1999 - 2001, 2003, 2004)
Road (4): 10 km (2005); half marathon (2004);
marathon (2003, 2005)
Cross Country (7): long distance (1997, 1999, 2002-2006)
Championships
Road:
1999:WC Half marathon Palermo: 13th (62.33)
2000:OG Sydney, marathon: 13th (2:16.24)
2006: E
C Gothenborg, marathon: 9th (2:13:46;
Bronze medal Europa Cup)
Track:
2001: WC Edmonton, 10,000 m: 10th (28:05.41)
2002: EC Munich, 5000 m: 5th (13:41.42);
10.000 m: 9th (28:21.85, with fall)
2003:WC Paris, 10,000 m: 8th (27:45.46)
2004:OG Athens, 10,000 m: 14th (28:23.39)
Cross Country:
2000:EC Malmö, 7th
2001: EC Thun, Silver medal
2002:WC Dublin, 32nd; EC Medulin, 11th
2005:EC Tilburg, 40th
Ambition: In my third and last Olympics I mostly want
to have the feeling I am running a good race. The final
results then largely depend on the weather, the competition, race developments and other factors. In the end,
I hope to finish higher than in Sydney, where I also ran
the marathon (13th)
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Athletes Men
Gregory Sedoc
(110 metres hurdles and 4x100 metres relay)
Place / Date of birth: Amsterdam, October 16, 1981
Residence: Almere
Club: AAC (Amsterdam)
Coaches: Ulli Knapp, Marita van Zwol
Height / Weight:
1.79 m / 74 kg
Profession: Sergeant, Sports Commission of
the Royal Dutch Army
Personal Sponsors: Nike, Groenhof Optiek
Support:Defensie Topsport, NOC*NSF,
Atletiekunie, Sportflevo, Topsport
Amsterdam
Website:www.gregorysedoc.com, www.
defensietopsport.nl
Personal bests
110 m hurdles:
13.37, Hengelo (Ned),May 26, 2007
Indoor (60 m h):7.63; Birmingham (GBr), March 2,
2007
Other:Long Jump: 7.82 m (2005)
100 m: 10.58 (2008)
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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
110 metres hurdles
14.03
13.79 (13.66w)
13.55
13.51 (13.46w)
13.57 (13.56w)
13.61
13.37
13.45
National titles
Outdoor (5): 110 m h (2002, 2003, 2005, 2007);
long jump (2006)
Indoor (4): 60 m h (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007)
Championships
Outdoor:
2002: EC Munich: semi-finals (dnf, heats 13.82)
2003: EC U23 Bydgoszcz: Bronze medal (13.55)
2003: WC Paris: semi-finals (13.74, heats 13.62)
2004: OG Athens: quarter-finals dnf (heats 13.65)
2005: WC Helsinki: heats (14.24)
2006: EC Göteborg: heats (13.67)
2008: WC Osaka: semi-finals (13.58, heats 13.44)
Indoor:
2002: EC Vienna: semi-finals (7.99, heats 7.78)
2003: WC Birmingham: semi-finals (7.75, heats 7.70)
2004: WC Budapest: semi-finals (7.66)
2005: EC Madrid: heats (fall, 9.38)
2006: WC Moscow: semi-finals (7.73, heats 7.71)
2007: EC Birmingham, EUROPEAN CHAMPION (7.63; semifinals 7.63; heats 7.69)
Monday, August 18
Tuesday, August 19
Wednesday, August 20
Thursday, August 21
11:10
Heats
20:45Quarter-Finals
21:30
Semi-Finals
21:45
Final
Ambition: Reaching the Semi-Finals and running a good time.
Marcel van der Westen
(110 metres hurdles)
Laren, August 1, 1976
Residence:
Weesp
Club:
Phanos (Amsterdam)
Coach:Lieve van Mechelen & Sofie
Vanackere
Length/Weight:
1.92 m / 85 kg
Profession:Professional Athlete, Tax
Specialist at ABN AMRO
Personal Sponsors:
Nike
Support:NOC*NSF, Atletiekunie,
Topsport Amsterdam
Personal bests
Outdoor (110 m hurdles): 13.35; Kassel (Ger), June 6, 2008
Indoor (60 m hurdles): 7.62; Birmingham (GBr), March 2,
2007
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
110 metres hurdles
13.71
13.74 (13.70w)
13.70
13.58
13.43
13.57
13.63 (achilles injury)
13.35
National titles
Outdoor (4): 110 m hurdles (2001, 2004, 2006, 2008)
Indoor (4): 60 m hurdles (2001, 2002, 2005, 2008)
Championships
Outdoor:
2001: WSG Beijing: semi-finals (13.99, heats 13.75)
2005: WC Helsinki: semi-finals (13.63)
2006: EC Gothenburg: heats (13.73)
Indoor:
2002: EC Vienna: semi-finals (7.85, heats 7.72)
2003: WC Birmingham: heats (7.83)
2004: WC Budapest: heats (7.83)
2005: EC Madrid: heats (7.87)
2006: WC Moscow: semi-finals (7.80, heats 7.77)
2007: E
C Birmingham: Silver medal (7.64; semi-final
and heat 7.62)
Monday, August 18
Tuesday, August 19
Wednesday, August 20
Thursday, August 21
11:10
Heats
20:45Quarter-Finals
21:30
Semi-Finals
21:45
Final
Ambition: Goals are fine at the beginning of the season but you
have to change them on your way to the Olympics.
With my time and shape I need to make the SemiFinals ... after that everything is possible. Furthermore I
hope to enjoy a lot of other sports so my motivation is
on its highest level when I’m competing.
My ambition is to be in my best shape ever. Even though
I broke my collar bone four weeks before my race, I still
believe everything will be ok! So let the games begin!
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Athletes Men
16
Rutger Smith
(Shot Put; Discus Throw)
Leek, July 9, 1981
Residence: Leek/Papendal
Club:
Groningen Atletiek
Coach:
Gert Damkat
Height / Weight:
1.97 m / 130 kg
Profession: Professional Athlete
Sponsors: Adidas, Cordial, AA-Drink
Support: NOC*NSF, Atletiekunie
Website: www.rutgersmith.com
Personal bests
Shot Put Outdoor: 21.62 m (Dutch record), Leiden (Ned), June
10, 2006
Shot Put Indoor: 20.89 m (Dutch record), Ghent (Bel),
February 16, 2008
Discus Throw: 67.63, Helsingborg (Swe), September 15, 2007
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Shot Put
18.21
20.39
20.52
20.94
21.41
21.62
21.19
20.80
Discus Throw
59.96
64.69
62.70
63.79
65.51
64.60
67.63
66.88
National titles
Outdoor (15): Shot Put (2000, 2002-2008); Discus Throw
(2002-2008)
Indoor (9): Shot Put (2000-2008)
Championships
Outdoor:
1999:EJC Riga (Lat), Shot Put: EUROPEAN CHAMPION
(18.27); Discus: EUROPEAN CHAMPION (52.89)
2000:WJC Santiago (Chi), Shot Put: WORLD CHAMPION
(19.48); Discus: Bronze medal (58.70)
2002:EC Munich (Ger), Shot Put: 8th (19.73)
2003:EC U23 Bydgoszcz (Pol), Shot Put: Bronze medal
(20.18); Discus: EUROPEAN CHAMPION (59.90);
Discus: qualifications (61.55)
2004:OG Olympia (Gre), Shot Put: qualifications (19.69);
Athens Discus: qualifications (61.11)
2005:WC Helsinki (Fin), Shot Put: Silver medal (21.29);
Discus: dns (injury)
2006:EC Göteborg (Swe), Shot Put: 4th (20.90; qualifications
20.39); Discus Throw: 7th (64.46; qualifications 63.53)
2007:WC Osaka (Jpn), Shot Put 4th (21.13; qualifications
21.04); Discus Throw: Bronze medal (66.42; qualifications 66.60)
Indoor (shot put):
2002:EC Vienna (Aut): qualifications (9th, 19.60)
2003:WC Birmingham (GBr): qualifications (10th, 19.59)
2004:WC Budapest (Hun), qualifications (14th 19.67)
2005:EC Madrid (Esp): Silver medal (20.79)
2007:EC Birmingham (GBr): qualifications (19.19)
2008:WC Valencia (Esp): 5th (20.78)
Friday, August 15
09:05
Shot Put, Qualification
Friday, August 15
21:00
Shot Put, Final
Saturday, August 16 10:40/12:05Discus Throw,
Qualification
Tuesday, August 19 21:00
Discus Throw, Final
Ambition: A personal best in the Shot Put final, which
will probably be enough for a medal. With the discus
I want to reach the last eight. After that everything is
possible.
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Athletes Men
18
Eugene Martineau
(Decathlon)
Place / Date of birth: Heerlen, May 14, 1980
Residence:
Kerkrade
Club:
AV Achilles Top (Kerkrade)
Coaches:
Joachim Schulz (coordination), Georges Friant, Marc Hermans,
John Martineau
Height / Weight:
1.80 m / 80 kg
Profession:ICT service and installation technician
Personal Sponsors:Nike, Fortron, Fysiotherapie
Ben Wijkel, Rendamax, Tènce!
Uitzendbureau, UCS, Velox
Support:
NOC*NSF, Atletiekunie
Website:
www.martineau.nl
Personal bests
Outdoor (decathlon):8.233 pts; Ratingen (Ger), Jun
21/22, 2008 (11.17 – 7.27 – 13.24 –
1.99 – 49.25 – 14.37 – 45.00 – 5.00
– 70.09 – 4:35.04)
Indoor (heptathlon):5.776 pts; Madrid (Esp), March 5/6,
2005 (7.15 – 7.13 – 13.22 – 2.06 –
8.37 – 4.60 – 2:40.29)
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Decathlon
7.507
7.681
7.633
8.082
8.114
8.035
7.877
8.233
Best performances decathlon
100 m
in best decathlon 11.17
best in decathlon 10.96
personal record
10.96
LJ
7.27
7.39
7.39
SP
13.24
13.95
14.04
HJ
1.99
2.06i
2.06i
National titles
Outdoor (1): Decathlon (2003)
Championships
Outdoor:
2001: EC U23, Amsterdam: 8th (7.507)
2004: OG Athens: 29th (7.185 no mark Shot Put)
2005: WC Helsinki: dnf (no height Pole Vault, injury)
2006: EC Göteborg: 11th (8.035)
2007: WC Osaka: dnf (injury)
Indoor:
2005: EC Madrid: 8th (5.766)
2007: EC Birmingham: dnf (injury)
Day 1: Thursday, August 21
09:20
100 m
10:30Long Jump
12:20
Shot Put
19:10
High Jump
22:00
400 m
Day 2: Friday, August 22
09:00
110 m hurdles
10:05/11:25 Discus Throw
12:55
Pole Vault
19:00/20:15 Javelin Throw
21:40
1500 m
Ambition: To score a personal best, in the hope that
will lead to a good placing.
400 m
49.25
48.58
48.56
110 mh
14.37
14.37
14.37
DT
45.00
45.00
45.00
PV
5.00
5.00
5.00
JT
70.09
70.09
70.09
1500 m
4:35.04
4:24.10
4:24.10
(this year bold)
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4 x 100 metres relay Men
Caimin Douglas
Place / Date of birth: Rosmalen, May 11, 1977
Residence:
Tilburg
Club:
Haag Atletiek (Den Haag)
Coach:
Rudi Diels (Bel)
Height / Weight:
1.83 m / 80 kg
Personal Best:
10.23, El Paso (USA), May 3, 2002
Maarten Heisen
Place / Date of birth: Woerden, February 11, 1984
Residence:
Woerden
Club:
Clytoneus (Woerden)
Coach:
Cees ten Broeke, Jelle Heisen
Height / Weight:
1.78 m / 74 kg
Personal Best:
10.48, Bremen (Ger), May 24, 2008
Guus Hoogmoed
Place / Date of birth:Utrecht, September 27, 1981
Residence:
Assendelft
Club:
Phanos (Amsterdam)
Coach:
Ben Vet
Height / Weight:
1.87 m / 80 kg
Personal Best: 10.15, Vaasa (Fin), June 23, 2007
Patrick van Luijk
Place / Date of birth: Spijkenisse, September 17, 1984
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Residence:
Mijnsheerenland
Club:
Rotterdam Atletiek
Coach:
Errol Esajas
Height / Weight:
1.89 m / 88 kg
Personal Best: 10.25, Leiria (Por), June 21, 2008
Gregory Sedoc
Place / Date of birth: Amsterdam, October 16, 1981
Residence:
Almere
Club:
AAC (Amsterdam)
Coach:Ulli Knapp, Marita van Zwol
Height / Weight:
1.79 m / 74 kg
Personal Best:
10.58, Eindhoven (Ned), July 26, 2008
(also see profile on p. 12)
Virgil Spier
Place / Date of birth: Amsterdam, January 8, 1981
Residence:
Amsterdam
Club:
AAC (Amsterdam)
Coach:
Marita van Zwol, Troy Douglas, Vince de Lange
Height / Weight:
1.84 m / 89 kg
Personal Best:
10.48, Hoorn (Ned), May 19, 2001
At the Olympic Games:
Thursday, August 21 20:20
Heats
Friday, August 22
Final
22:10
Ambition: (Coach Wigert Thunnissen) This team is growing and has the ability to
improve at the right time. When you are in the final, everything is possible…..
In ju ne , Guus H oogmoed , P atr i ck van L ui jk ,
Maarten H e i sen and C a i m i n D o ug las won
the AS I C S Go lden spi K e troph y i n Le i den
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Athletes Women
Hilda Kibet
(10.000 metres)
Kapchorwa (Ken), March 27, 1981
Residence:
Castricum
Club:
av Castricum
Coach:
Gerard van Lent
Height / Weight:
1.67 m / 46 kg
Profession:
Athlete
Personal Sponsors:
adidas
Support:
Website:www.hildakibet.com (under construction)
Personal bests
Track:
30:58.48, Utrecht, May 30, 2008
Road:
31.01, Schoorl, February 10, 2008
Other5000 m: 15:32.07 (2004); 15 km
road: 49.23 (2007); half marathon:
1:09:43 (2007); marathon: 2:32.09
(2007)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
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10,000 m
34:12.20
- (road 32.54)
- (road 31.46)
- (road 33.07)
- (road 31.26)
30:58.48
National titles
Outdoor (1): 10 km road (2008)
Championships
Outdoor
2008: WC Cross Country Edinburgh: 5th (long distance)
Friday, August 15
22:45
Final
Ambition: To finish in the Top 10.
NB Hilda Kibet is a cousin of Lornah Kiplagat (see right).
Born in Kenya, Hilda (partner of Dutch marathon runner Hugo van den Broek) became eligible to run for The
Netherlands on October 14, 2007 (Lornah runs for Holland
since August 22, 2003).
Lornah Kiplagat
(10.000 metres)
Kabiemit (Ken), May 1, 1974
Residence:
Groet
Club:
Hylas (Alkmaar)
Coach:self, with husband Pieter
Langerhorst
Height / Weight:
1.66 m / 49 kg
Profession:
Athlete
Personal Sponsors:
adidas, Leppin Sports Drinks
Support:
Website:
www.lornah.com
Personal bests
Track:30:12.53, Paris (Fra), August 23,
2003
Road:
30:32, Atlanta, July 4, 2002
Other
5000 m: 14:51.95 (2002); 3000 m:
8:52.85 (2000); 5 km road: 14:47 (2004); 15 km road: 46.59
(2007); 10 EM road*: 50:50 (2006); 20 km road*: 1:02:57
(2007); half marathon*: 1:06:25 (2007); marathon: 2:22.22
(2003)
* World Records
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
10,000 m
30:12.53 (road: 31:13)
30:31.92 (road: 30:41)
- (road: 31:17)
32:20.37 (road: 30.49)
- (road: 31:05)
31:04.04 (road: 31:02)
National titles
Outdoor (4): 10 km road (2005, 2006); marathon (2005);
10,000 m (2006)
Championships
Outdoor
1998: WC Half Marathon Uster: 21st (1:12:09)
2003: WC Paris (Fra), 5000 m: 4th (30:12.53)
2004: OG Athens (Gre): 5th (30:31.95)
2004: WC Cross Country Brussels (Bel): 6th
2005: W
C Half Marathon Edmonton (Can): Silver medal
(1:10:19)
2005: EC Cross Country Tilburg: EUROPEAN CHAMPION
2006: W
C Cross Country Fukuoka (Jpn): Silver medal
(long distance), 5th (short distance)
2006: EC Gothenburg (Swe): 5th (30:37.26)
2006: W
C Road Race Debrecen (Hun): WORLD
CHAMPION (20 km: 1.03.21 world record)
2007: W
C Cross Country Mombasa (Ken): WORLD
CHAMPION (long distance)
2007: W
C Half Marathon Udine (Ita): WORLD
CHAMPION (1:06:24 world record)
Friday, August 15
22:45
Final
Ambition: Winning Gold in the Olympics
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Athletes Women
24
Laurien Hoos
(Heptathlon)
Beverwijk, August 18, 1983
Residence:
Amiens (Fra), Heerhugowaard
Club:
Hera (Heerhugowaard)
Coaches:Joseph Sweeney, Hans Arnhard,
Jean Paul Bourdon
Assistant coaches: Lloyd Cowan, Marita van Zwol
Height / Weight:
1.80 m / 68 kg
Profession:Professional Athlete, Studying to
teach English
Personal Sponsors:adidas, AS Family Fitness Center,
Bouwbedrijf De Nijs, Het Grote Oost
Support:
Website:
www.laurienhoos.nl
Personal bests
Outdoor (Heptathlon):6.291 pts, Erfurt (Ger), July 14/15,
2005 (13.53 - 1.77 - 15.03 - 24.61 6.04 - 49.77 – 2:21.76)
Indoor (Pentathlon):4.282 pts, Madrid (Esp), March
4, 2005 (8.40 - 1.75 - 14.61 - 5.94 2:32.61)
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Heptathlon
5.349
5.408
5.592
5.631
6.291
- (injury)
6.199
5.961
Best performances heptathlon
100 mh
in best heptathlon
13.53
best in heptathlon
13.52
personal record
13.52
13.50w
high
1.77
1.77
1.77
shot
15.03
15.28
15.28
National titles
Indoor: 60 m hurdles (2005)
Championships
Outdoor
2002: WJC Kingston: dnf
2003: EC U23 Bydgoszcz: 7th (5.592)
2005: E
C U23 Erfurt: EUROPEAN CHAMPION (6.291 championship record)
2005: WC Helsinki: dnf (injury)
Indoor
2005: WC Madrid: 10th (4.282)
09:00
100 m hurdles
10:30
High Jump
19:00
Shot Put
21:15
200 m
Day 2: Saturday, August 16
09:50Long Jump
21:45
800 m
Ambition: My goal is to score a personal best or to finish
top-12 (hopefully both). It is my first major championships since 2005, so I hope I will go out there and do well.
I also hope I will enjoy and learn from the experience
of being at the Olympic Games, so I can improve and
develop as an athlete and a person.
200 m
24.61
23.97
23.97
long
6.04
6.04
6.04
javelin
49.77
51.76
51.76
800 m
2:21.76
2:21.76
2:21.76
(this year bold)
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Athletes Women
26
Jolanda Keizer
(Heptathlon)
Place / Date of birth: Residence: Club: Coaches: Height / Weight: Profession:
Amsterdam, April 5, 1985
Haarlem
Phanos
Guido Bonsen, Ronald Vetter
1.83 m / 69 kg
Student (Commercial Economy of
Sports, Johan Cruyff University,
Amsterdam)
Personal Sponsors:AA-Drink, ASICS, Fitness Result,
Oakley, PD-Lighting,
Vision Vastgoed Adviseurs
Support:
Website:
www.jolandakeizer.nl
Personal bests
Outdoor (heptathlon):6.219 pts, Debrecen (Hun), July 15,
2007 (14.03 - 1.76 - 14.50 - 24.88 6.39 - 44.94 - 2:17.47)
Indoor (pentathlon): 3.878 pts, Clermont-Ferrand (Fra),
February 6, 2005 (9.07 – 1.64 –
12.73 – 5.57 – 2:23.96)
2001
2002
2003
2004 2005 2006 2007
2008
National titles
Outdoor (1): Heptathlon (2007)
Championships
2005: EC U23, Erfurt: 6th (5.760)
2007: EC U23, Debrecen: Silver medal (6.219)
2007: WC, Osaka: 14th (6.102)
09:00
100 m hurdles
10:30
High Jump
19:00
Shot Put
21:15
200 m
Day 2: Saturday, August 16
09:50Long Jump
21:45
800 m
Ambition: My goal is a personal best score in the
heptathlon. I hope that will be good enough for
top-12.
Heptathlon
3.999
4.762
4.807
5.366
5.760
5.584
6.219
6.105
Best performances heptathlon
100 mh
in best heptathlon
14.03
best in heptathlon
13.83
personal record
13.83
high
1.76
1.80
1.80
shot
14.50
14.95
15.09
200 m
24.88
24.28
24.28
long
6.39
6.39
6.39w
javelin
44.94
44.94
44.94
800 m
2:17.47
2:17.47
2:17.47
(this year bold)
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Staff
Team Coaching
Peter Verlooy
Performance Director (& Team Leader)
Date of birth:
November 5, 1951
Position:
Performance Director Royal Dutch Athletics Federation
Residence: Loenersloot
Gert Damkat
Team Coach Throwing Events
Date of birth:
Residence:
July 31, 1965
Arnhem
Profession/position: National Coach Throwing Events
Honoré Hoedt Team Coach Middle/Long Distances
Date of birth:
August 13, 1959
Position:
National Coach Middle & Long Distances
Residence: Arnhem
Pieter Langerhorst
Team Coach 10.000 m
Date of birth:
Residence:
February 26, 1958
Groet
Profession/position: Personal Coach Lornah Kiplagat
Joachim Schulz
Team Coach Combined Events
Date of birth:
Residence:
July 11, 1954
Übach-Palenberg (Germany)
Profession/position: National Coach Combined Events
Wigert Thunnissen
Team Coach Sprint and Relays
Date of birth:
Residence:
September 4, 1963
Haarlem
Profession/position: National Coach Sprint and Relays
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Ronald Vetter
Team Coach Combined Events
Date of birth:
Residence:
August 8, 1955
Nieuw Vennep
Profession/position: National Coach Combined Events
Bram Wassenaar
Team Coach Marathon
Date of birth:
Residence:
March 30, 1944
Voorschoten
Profession/position: National Coach Marathon
Team Management
Wim Slootbeek
Head of Delegation
Date of birth:
Residence:
February 10, 1954
Blaricum
Position:President of the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation
Medical Team
Arjan Kokshoorn Team Doctor
Date of birth:
March 27, 1975
Position:
Federation Doctor
Residence: Malden
Marc van Nieuwenhuizen Physiotherapist
Date of birth: January 3, 1968
Position: (Manual) Physiotherapist
Residence: Utrecht
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Medals at Olympic Games (Athletics) 1896-2004
Gold
1948
1948
1948
1948
1984
1992
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Dutch Team*
Ria Stalman
Ellen van Langen
100 metres
200 metres
80 m hurdles
4x100 metres Women
Discus Throw
800 metres
11.9
24.4
11.2
47.5
65.36
1:55.54
Silver
1928Lien Gisolf
1952
Puck Brouwer
1980
Gerard Nijboer
High Jump
200 metres
marathon
1.56
24.2
2:11:20
Bronze
1924
1936
1936
1948
1948
1968
4x100 metres Men
100 metres
200 metres
1500 metres
5000 metres
800 metres
41.8
10.5
21.3
3:50.4
14:26.8
2:02.6
Dutch Team**
Tinus Osendarp
Tinus Osendarp
Wim Slijkhuis
Wim Slijkhuis
Mia Gommers
* Blankers-Koen,Stad-de Jong,van der Kade-Koudijs, Witziers-Timmer
** Boot, Broos, de Vries, van den Berge
The Olymp ic Stadi um i n B e ij i ng, affectionatel y
and appropi ately ca lled ‘the B i rdsnest’.
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Top 8 finishes Dutch athletes by tournament, 1948-2004
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1948
Londen
1952
1956
Helsinki Melbourne
1960
1964
1968
1972
1976
1980
1984
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Rome
Tokyo
Mexico
Munchen
Montreal
Moskou
L Angeles
Seoul
Barcelona
Atlanta
Sydney
Athene
Top 8 points Dutch athletes by tournament, 1948-2004
80
70
Men
60
Women
50
40
30
20
10
0
1948
Londen
1952
1956
Helsinki Melbourne
1960
1964
1968
Rome
Tokyo
Mexico
1972
1976
Munchen Montreal
1980
1984
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Moskou
L Angeles
Seoul
Barcelona
Atlanta
Sydney
Athene
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All Dutch participants Olympic Games (Athletics) 1948-2004
London (July 30-August 7, 1948) Men
100 m
Jan Meijer; heats (11.0); Jo Zwaan, heats; Jan Kleyn, heats
200 m
Gabe Scholten, heats (22.2); Jan Lammers, quarter-finals (heats: 22.0)
800 m
Frits de Ruijter, semi-finals (1:54.6; heats: 1:54.4)
1500 m
Frits de Ruijter, heats (3:55.2); Wim Slijkhuis, Bronze medal (3:50.4; heats 3:52.4)
5000 m
Jef Lataster; heats; Wim Slijkhuis, Bronze medal (14:26.8; heats 15:06.8)
10000 m
Jef Lataster; 17th
110 mh
Jan Zwaan, heats
4x100 m
The Netherlands (Scholten-Meyer-Zwaan-Lammers); 6th (41.9; heats 41.7)
Javelin
Nico Lutkeveld, qualification
Hammer
Hans Houtzager, 12th (45.69; qual)
Women
100 m
Fanny Blankers-Koen, Gold medal (11.9; semi-finals 12.0; heats 12.0)
Xenia Stad-de Jong, semi-finals (heats 12.9); Gré de Jongh, semi-finals (heats 12.9)
200 m
Nel Karelse, semi-finals (heats 26.0); Gré de Jongh, heats (26.2)
80 mh
Gerda van der Kade-Koudijs, semi-finals (heats 12.2)
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4x100 m
The Netherlands (Stad-de Jong, Witziers-Timmer, van der Kade-Koudijs, Blankers-Koen)
Long Jump
Gerda van der Kade-Koudijs, 4th (5.57); Nel Karelse, 5th (5.545)
Shot Put
Ans Panhorst-Niesink, qual
Javelin
Jo Teunissen-Waalboer; 5th (40.92); Elly Dammers, 8th (38.23); Elly Dammers, 8th (38.23)
Gold medal (47.5; heats 47.6)
Helsinki (July 20-27, 1952)
Men
100 m
Theo Saat, semi-finals (10.8; quarter-finals 10.6; heats 10.9)
200 m
Theo Saat, quarter-finals (21.7; heats 22.0)
1500 m
Hans Harting, dnf; Wim Slijkhuis, dnf
Marathon
Janus van der Zande, 15th (2:33:50)
Long
Henk Visser; 12th (NM; qualifications 7.21)
Women
100 m
Puck Brouwer, semi-finals (12.1; quarter-finals 12.0; heats 12.0)
Fanny Blankers-Koen, quarter-finales (12.0; heats 11.9); Nel Büch, heats (12.6)
200 m
Gré de Jongh, heats (25.2); Puck Brouwer, Silver medal (24.2; semi-finals 24.3; heats 24.6)
80 mh
Fanny Blankers-Koen, dnf (semi-finals 11.3; heats 11.2); Willy Lust, heats (11.6)
4x100 m
The Netherlands (de Jongh-Brouwer- Büch-Lust), 6th (47.8; heats 47.1)
Long
Willy Lust, 5th (5.81; qualifications 5.63)
Melbourne (November 23-December 1, 1956)
No Dutch participation due to the Russian invasion in Hungary in 1956
Rome (August 31-September 10, 1960)
Men
110 mh
Eef Kamerbeek, dns
Marathon
Frans Kunen, 36th (2:31:25)
Long
Henk Visser, 7th (7.66; qualifications 7.72)
Discus
Cees Koch, 22nd (49.21; qualifications 53.48)
Decathlon
Eef Kamerbeek, 5th (7.236 pts); (11.3-7.21-13.76-1.80-51.1-14.9-44.31-3.80-57.49-4:43.6)
Herman Timme, 15th (6.206 pts); (11.3-6.93-13.19-1.83-51.2-15.7-39.08-3.30-51.74-5:21.4)
Women
800 m
Gerda Kraan, heats (2:10.6); Ine ter Laak-Spijk, heats (2:10.2)
High
Dini Hobers, qualification (1.60)
Nel Zwier, 9th (1.65; qualifications 1.65)
Long
Joke Bijleveld, 7th (6.11; qualifications 5.90)
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Tokyo (October 14-21, 1964)
Men
100 m
Frans Luitjes, heats (10.6)
200 m
Frans Luitjes, semi-final (21.1; quarter-finals 21.4; heats 21.1)
Discus
Cees Koch, qualification (52.57)
Decathlon
Eef Kamerbeek, dnf; (11.3-656-14.40-1.70-52.0-dns)
Women
100 m
Joke Bijleveld, heats (12.3)
400 m
Tilly van der Zwaard, 6th (55.2; semi-final 54.1; heats 54.8)
800 m
Gerda Kraan, 7th (2:05.8; semi-finals 2:06.2; heats 2:09.8); Jannie van Eijck-Vos, semi-final (2:05.7; heats 2:09.1)
80 mh
Lia Hinten, dns
Long
Joke Bijleveld, 15th (5.93; qualifications 6.02)
Pentathlon
Lia Hinten, 14th (4.466 pts); (11.3-10.72-1.45-5.82-24.5)
Mexico City (October 13-20, 1968)
Men
Decathlon
Edward de Noorlander, 9th (7.554 pts); (11.1-6.90-13.89-1.95-50.5-14.5-41.70-7.20-50.22-4:37.8)
Marathon
Adrian Steylen, 27th (2:37:42)
Women
100 m
Truus Hennipman, quarter-finals (11.5; heats 11.7)
Wilma van den Berg, semi-finals (11.8; quarter-finals 11.4; heats 11.5)
200 m
Truus Hennipman, semi-finals (23.5; heats 23.4); Wilma van den Berg, heats (23.5)
Mieke Sterk, heats (24.0)
400 m
800 m
Myrna van der Hoeven, 8th (53.0; semi-final 52.6; heats 53.1)
Mia Gommers, Bronze medal (2:02.6; semi-finals 2:05.1; heats 2:04.0)
Tilly van der Made, heats 2:10.5; Ilja Keizer, semi-finals (2:14.8; heats 2:08.9)
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4x100 m
The Netherlands (van den Berg – Sterk – Hennipman - Bakker) 4th (43.4; heats 43.4)
Shot
Els van Noorduyn, 8th (16.23)
Pentathlon
Marianne Ackermans, 17th (4.650 pts); (11.5-12.62-1.65-5.65-25.5)
Munich (August 31-September 10, 1972)
Men
800 m
Sjef Hensgens, heats (1:51.2)
1500 m
Bram Wassneaar, dns; Haico Scharn, semi-finals (3:44.4; heats 3:41.4)
5000 m
Jos Hermens, dns
Women
100 m
Wilma van Gool, quarter-finals (11.47; heats 11.43)
200 m
Wilma van Gool, semi-finals dns (quarter-finals 23.22; heats 23.86)
400 m
Trudy Ruth, semi-finals (53.02; quarter-finals 52.45; heats 53.16)
1500 m
Ilja Keizer, 6th (4:05.1; semi-finals 4:08.3; heats 4:08.0)
Berny Boxem, 9th (4:13.1; semi-finals 4:08.8; heats 4:13.8)
High
Ria Ahlers, 16th (1.79; qualifications 1.76)
Ru tger Smith ce lebrates h i s D i scus T hrow meda l at
the World C hampi onshi ps i n O saka ‘0 7
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Montreal (July 23-31, 1976)
Men
800 m
Evert Hoving, heats (1:48.99)
1500 m
Evert Hoving, heats (3:45.00)
10000 m
Jos Hermens, 10th (28:25.04; heats 28:16.07)
Marathon
Jos Hermens, 25th (2:19.48)
Decathlon
Eltjo Schutter, dnf; (11.17-7.12-11.74-1.80-dns)
Women
High
Ria Ahlers, 12th (1.84; qualifications 1.80)
Long
Ciska Jansen, qualification (6.10)
Moscow (July 24-August 1, 1980)
Men
100 m
Mario Westbroek, heats (10.91)
200 m
Henk Brouwer, heats (21.96)
400 m
Marcel Klarenbeek, quarter-finals (46.81; heats 47.37); Harry Schulting, heats (48.53)
10000 m
Gerard Tebroke, 14th (28:50.1; heats 29:05.0)
Marathon
Gerard Nijboer, Silver medal (2:11:20); Cor Vriend, 41st (2:26:41)
4x400 m
The Netherlands (Henk Brouwer, Mario Westbroek, Marcel Klarenbeek,
400 mh
Harry Schulting, semi-finals (50.61; heats 50.01)
Harry Schulting), heats (3:06.0)
Women
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100 m
Els Vader; heats (11.61)
200 m
Els Vader; semi-finals (23.44; quarter-finals 23.67; heats 23.50)
Pentathlon
Sylvia Barlag; 10th (4.333 pts); (14.20-11.82-1.80-6.05-2:16.40)
Los Angeles (August 3-12, 1984)
Men
5000 m
Stijn Jaspers, heats (13:58.51)
3000 m st
Hans Koeleman, semi-finals (8:32.29; heats 8:31.34)
Marathon
Cor Vriend, 39th (2:21:07); Gerard Nijboer, dnf; Cor Lambrechts, dnf
Shot
Erik de Bruin, 8th (19.65; qualifications 19.28)
Discus
Women
100 m
Els Vader, quarter-finals (11.56; heats 11.43)
200 m
Els Vader, semi-finals (23.43; quarter-finals 23.31; heats 23.65)
800 m
Elly van Hulst, semi-finals (2:03.25; heats 2:03.38)
1500 m
Elly van Hulst, 12th (4:11.58; heats 4:10.69)
Marathon
Carla Beurskens, 22nd (2:37:51)
400 mh
Olga Commandeur, semi-finals (57.01; heats 56.67)
Discus
Ria Stalman, Gold medal (65.36; qualifications 58.28)
Heptathlon
Tineke Hidding, 7th (6.147 pts); (13.70-1.74-13.48-24.12-6.35-33.94-2:12.84)
Marjon Wijnsma, 11th (6.015 pts); (13.63-1.83-12.57-24.91-6.06-34.12-2:12.91)
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Seoul (September 23-October 2, 1988)
Men
800 m
Rob Druppers, quarter-finals (1:46.91; heats 1:47.48)
Robin van Helden, quarter-finals (1:46.61; heats 1:46.99)
1500m
Han Kulker, 6th (3:37.08; semi-finals 3:39.06; heats 3:40.90)
10000 m
Marti ten Kate, 9th (27:50.30; heats 28:23.23)
3000 m st
Hans Koeleman, semi-finals (8:21.86; heats 8:35.20)
Marathon
Gerard Nijboer, 13th (2:14:40); Marti ten Kate, 15th (2:14:53)
Long
Emiel Mellaard, 11th (7.71; qualifications 8.02)
Discus
Decathlon
Robert de Wit, 8th (8.189 pts); (11.05-6.95-15.34-2.00-48.21-14.36-41.32-4.80-63.00-4:25.86)
Women
100 m
Nelli Cooman, semi-finals (11.13; quarter-finals 11.08; heats 11.22; )
Els Vader, quarter-finals (11.51; heats 11.38)
400 m
Yvonne van Dorp, quarter-finals (53.50; heats 52.84)
1500 m
Elly van Hulst, heats (4:07.40)
3000 m
Elly van Hulst, 9th (8:43.92; heats 8:48.54)
100 mh
Marjan Olyslager, semi-finals (13.08; quarter-finals 13.02; heats 13.04)
Gretha Tromp, quarter-finals (13.42; heats 13.48)
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400 mh
Gretha Tromp, semi-finals (57.57; heats 56.11)
4x100 m
The Netherlands (Nelli Cooman, Gretha Tromp, Marjan Olyslager, Els Vader),
Marathon
Carla Beurskens, 34th (2:37:52)
Long
Marjon Wijnsma, qualification (6.39)
Heptathlon
Marjon Wijnsma, 11th (6.205 pts); (13.75-1.86-13.01-25.03-6.34-37.86-2:11.49); Tineke Hidding; dnf
semi-finals (43.48; heats 43.96)
Barcelona (July 31-August 9, 1992)
Men
800 m
Robin van Helden, semi-final (1:46.98; heats. 1:48.05); Marko Koers, semi-final (1:52.23; heats 1:46.88)
1500 m
Robin van Helden, dnf
5000 m
Marcel Versteeg, 15th (13:48.32; heats 13:35.95)
Decathlon
Robert de Wit, 10th (8.109 pts); (11.09-7.02-15.48-2.00-49.24-14.89-48.34-4.80-61.36-4:41.39)
50 km walk
Harold van Beek, 31st (4:24:18)
Marathon
Bert van Vlaanderen, 15th (2:15.47); Tonnie Dirks, dnf
Women
100 m
Nelli Fiere-Cooman, quarter-finals (11.55; heats 11.47)
200 m
Karin de Lange, quarter-finals (23.41; heats 23.53)
800 m
Stella Jongmans, heats (2:02.26); Ellen van Langen, Gold medal (1:55.54; semi-finals 2:00.68; heats 1:59.86)
10000 m
Christine Toonstra, 11th (31:47.38; heats 32:07.42)
4x100 m
The Netherlands (Karen van der Kooy, Jacqueline Poelman, Karin de Lange,
Petra Huijbrechtse), heats (43.91)
Atlanta (July 26-August 4, 1996)
Men
1500 m
Marko Koers, 7th (3:38.18; semi-final 3:36.06; heats 3:36.18)
Marathon
Bert van Vlaanderen, 45th (2:20:48)
Pole
Laurens Looije, qualification (5.40)
Decathlon
Marcel Dost, 18th (8.111 pts); (10.87-7.21-13.91-1.95-48.19-14.52-41.92-5.20-57.76-4:38.81)
Jack Rosendaal, 21st (8.035 pts); (11.24-7.33-13.59-2.07-50.93-14.46-41.24-4.70-63.80-4:25.98)
Women
800 m
Stella Jongmans, semi-final dnf (heats 2:00.26)
Marathon
Anne van Schuppen, 41st (2:40:46)
Long
Sharon Jaklofsky, NM (qualification 6.75)
Shot
Corrie de Bruin, dns
Discus
Corrie de Bruin, qualification (55.48); Jacqueline Goormachtigh, qualification (58.74)
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Sydney (September 22-October 1, 2000)
Men
800 m
Bram Som, heats (1:48.58)
1500 m
Marko Koers, semi-finals (3:39.42; heats 3:39.16)
3000 m st
Simon Vroemen, 12th (8:37.87; heats 8:22.13)
Marathon
Kamiel Maase, 13th (2:16:24); Greg van Hest, 25th (2:18:00)
High
Wilbert Pennings, qualification (2.20)
Pole
Rens Blom, qualification (5.65)
Women
Marathon
Nadja Wijenberg, 22nd (2:32:29)
Shot
Lieja Koeman, 9th (17.96; qualifications 17.99)
Athens (August 18-29, 2004)
Men
800 m
Bram Som, semi-final 1:45.52 (heats 1:45.72)
1500 m
Gert-Jan Liefers, 8th 3:37.17 (semi-final 3:36.00; heats 3:40.10)
10000 m
Kamiel Maase, 14th (28:23.39)
110 mh
Gregory Sedoc, quarter-final dnf (heats 13.65)
3000 m st
Simon Vroemen, 6th (8:13.25; heats 8:15.28)
marathon
Luc Krotwaar, dns
4x100 m
The Netherlands (Timothy Beck - Troy Douglas – Patrick van Balkom – Caimin Douglas) heats dnf
Pole
Rens Blom, 9th (5.65; qualifications 5.70)
Shot
Rutger Smith, qualification (19.69)
Discus
Rutger Smith, qualification (61.11)
Decathlon
Chiel Warners, 5th (8.343 pts ); (10.62-7.74-14.48-1.97-47.97-14.01-43.73-4.90-55.39-4:38.05)
Eugene Martineau, 29th (7.185 pts); (10.99-6.84-NM-2.00-49.10-15.02-40.00-4.80-63.62-4:31.79)
Women
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10000 m
Lornah Kiplagat, 5th (30:31.92)
4x100 m
The Netherlands (Joan van den Akker, Jacqueline Poelman, Pascal van Assendelft,
Shot
Lieja Tunks, 11th (18.14; qualifications 18.38)
Heptathlon
Karin Ruckstuhl, 16th (6.108 pts); (13.44-1.85-13.37-24.59-5.90-36.70-3:13.95)
Annemarie Kramer) heats dnf
J o landa K e i zer
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Dutch, Olympic and World Records
Men
Dutch record
Olympic record
World record
100m
10.15 Guus Hoogmoed
9.84 Donovan Bailey (CAN)
9.72* Usain Bolt (JAM)
200m
20.19 Troy Douglas
19.32 Michael Johnson (USA)
400m
45.68 Arjen Visserman
800m
1:43.45 Bram Som
1:42.58 Vebjǿrn Rodal (NOR)
1:41.11 Wilson Kipketer (DEN)
1500m
3:32.89 Gert-Jan Liefers
3:32.07 Noah Ngeney (KEN)
3:26.00 Hicham El Guerrouj (MAR)
5000m
13:13.06 Kamiel Maase
13:05.59 Saïd Aouita (MAR)
12:37.35 Kenenisa Bekele (ETH)
10000m
27:26.29 Kamiel Maase
27:05.10 Kenesisa Bekele (ETH)
26:17.53 Kenenisa Bekele (ETH)
marathon
2:08:31 Kamiel Maase
2:09.21 Carlos Lopes (POR)
2:04:26 Haile Gebrselassie (ETH)
110mh
13.15 Robin Korving
12.91 Liu Xiang (CHN)
12.87* Dayron Robles (CUB)
400mh
48.44 Harry Schulting
46.78 Kevin Young (USA)
46.78 Kevin Young (USA)
3000st
8:04.95 Simon Vroemen
8:05.51 Julius Kariuki (KEN)
7:53.63 Saif Saaeed Shaheen (QAT)
20km walk
1:24:52 Harold van Beek
1:18:59 Robert Korzeniowski (POL)
1:17:16 Vladimir Kanaykin (RUS)
50km walk
3:58:21 Harold van Beek
3:38:29 Yyacheslav Ivanenko (URS)
3:34:14* Denis Nizhegorodov (RUS)
high jump
2.30 Wilbert Pennings
2.39 Charles Austin (USA)
2.45 Javier Sotomayor (CUB)
pole vault
5.81 Rens Blom
5.95 Tim Mack (USA)
6.14 Sergey Bubka (UKR)
long jump
8.19 Emiel Mellaard
8.90 Bob Beamon (USA)
8.95 Mike Powell (USA)
triple jump
16.15 Peter van Leeuwen
18.09 Kenny Harrison (USA)
18.29 Jonathan Edwards (GBR)
shot put
21.62 Rutger Smith
22.47 Ulf Timmermann (GDR)
23.12 Randy Barnes (USA)
discus throw
68.12 Erik de Bruin
69.89 Virgilius Alekna (LTU)
74.08 Jürgen Schult (GDR)
hammer throw
71.77 Ronald Gram
84.80 Sergey Litvinov (URS)
86.74 Yuriy Sedykh (URS)
javelin
80.51 Johan van Lieshout
90.17 Jan Zelezný (CZE)
98.48 Jan Zelezný (CZE)
decathlon
8.447 Robert de Wit
8.893 Roman Šebrle (CZE)
9.026 Roman Šebrle (CZE)
80-14.32-46.20-5.00-63.9
8.72-5.00-70.52-4:40.01)
13.92-47.92-4.80-70.16-4:21.98)
(11.07-6.98-15.88-2.04-48.
4-4:20.98)
4x100m
38.63 National Team
(Beck-T.Douglas-van
Balkom-C.Douglas)
4x400m
3:03.18 National Team
(Pont-Schulting-
M.Klarenbeek-Gijsbers)
* = awaiting ratification
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(10.85-7.84-16.36-2.12-48.36-14.05-4
37.40 United States
(Marsh-Burrell-Mitchell-C.Lewis)
2:55.74 United States
(Valmon-Watts-M.Johnson-S.Lewis)
(10.64-8.11-15.33-2.12-47.79-
37.40 United States
(Marsh-Burrell-Mitchell-C.Lewis)
(Drummond-Cason-Mitchell-Burrell)
2:54.20 United States
(J.Young-Antonio-Tyree-M.Johnson)
Women
Dutch record
Olympic record
World record
100m
11.08 Nelli Cooman
10.62 Florence Griffith-Joyner (USA)
200m
22.81 Els Vader
400m
51.35 Ester Goossens
48.25 Marie-José Pérec (FRA)
47.60 Marita Koch (GDR)
800m
1:55.54 Ellen van Langen
1:53.43 Nadezhda Olizarenko (URS)
1:53.28 Jarmila Kratochvílová (CZE)
1500m
4:03.63 Elly van Hulst
3:53.96 Paula Ivan (ROM)
3:50.46 Qu Yunxia (CHN)
5000m
14:56.43 Lornah Kiplagat
14:40.79 Gabriella Szabo (ROM)
14:11.15 Tirunesh Dibaba (ETH)
10000m
30:12.53 Lornah Kiplagat
30:17.49 Derartu Tulu (ETH)
29:31.78 Wang Junxia (CHN)
marathon
2:23:43 Lornah Kiplagat
2:23:14 Naoko Takahashi (JAP)
2:15:25 Paula Radcliffe (GBR)
100mh
12.77 Marjan Olyslager
12.37 Joanna Hayes (USA)
12.21 Yordanka Donkova (BUL)
400mh
54.62 Ester Goossens
52.77 Faní Halkiá (GRE)
52.34 Yuliya Pechonkina (RUS)
3000st
9:42.87 Miranda Boonstra
Not held
9:01.59 Gulnara Samitova (RUS)
20km walk
2:04:30 Marleen Radder
1:29:05 Wang Liping (CHN)
1:25:41 Olimpiada Ivanova (RUS)
high jump
1.88 Mieke van Doorn
2.06 Yelena Slesarenko (RUS)
2.09 Stefka Kostadinova (BUL)
1.88 Mirjam van Laar
1.88 Monique van der Weide
pole vault
4.40 Monique de Wilt
4.91 Yelena Isinbayeva (RUS)
5.04* Yelena Isinbaeva (RUS)
long jump
6.75 Sharon Jaklofsky
7.40 Jackie Joyner-Kersee (USA)
7.52 Galina Chistyakova (URS)
triple jump
12.97 Yvonne de Vreede
15.33 Inessa Kravets (UKR)
15.50 Inessa Kravets (UKR)
shot put
18.87 Corrie de Bruin
22.41 Ilona Slupianek (GDR)
22.63 Natalya Lisovskaya (URS)
discus throw
71.22 Ria Stalman
72.30 Martina Hellmann (GDR)
76.80 Gabriele Reinsch (GDR)
hammer throw
65.79 Debby van der Schilt
75.02 Olga Kuzenkova (RUS)
77.80 Tatyana Lysenko (RUS)
javelin
57.57 Bregje Crolla
71.53 Osleidys Menéndez (CUB)
71.70 Osleidys Menéndez (CUB)
heptathlon
6.423 Karin Ruckstuhl
9.54-2.11.97)
-2:08.51)
6-2:08.51)
4x100m
(13.17-1.83-13.25-24.22-6.51-3
43.44 National Team
(van den Berg-SterkHennipman-Bakker)
4x400m
(12.69-1.86-15.80-22.56-7.27-45.66
41.60 German Democratic Republic
(Müller, Wöckel, Auerswald, Göhr)
(12.69-1.86-15.80-22.56-7.27-45.6
41.37 German Democratic Republic
(Gladisch, Rieger, Auerswald,
Göhr)
3:32.31 National Team
3:15.17 USSR
3:15.17 USSR
Karenbeld-Goossens)
Bryzgina)
Bryzgina)
(Banket-Jongmans-
(Ledovskaya-Nazarova-Pinigina-
(Ledovskaya-Nazarova-Pinigina-
* = awaiting ratification
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Lau r i en Hoos attacks the hu rdle
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COMBINED EVENTS CALCULATOR
HEPTATHLON
100m hurdles
High Jump
Shot Put
200 metres
Long Jump
Javelin Throw
800 metres
1100
13.16
1.90
18.54
22.79
6.79
62.30
2:01.06
100 metres
Long Jump
Shot Put
High Jump
400 metres
110m hurdles
Discus Throw
Pole Vault
Javelin Throw
1500 metres
13.50
1.86
17.81
23.29
6.64
59.74
2:04.31
1000
13.85
1.82
17.07
23.80
6.48
57.18
2:07.63
950
14.20
1.78
16.32
24.32
6.32
54.62
2:11.03
Results >> points
0.10 sec = 40 points
3 cm = 37 points
50 cm = 33 points
10 cm = 32 points
1 m = 19 points
1 sec = 14 points
100m hurdles
High Jump
Shot Put
200 metres
Long Jump
Javelin Throw
800 metres
DECATHLON
1050
1000
10.39
7.76
18.40
2.21
46.17
13.80
56.18
5.29
77.20
3:53.79
100 metres
Long Jump
Shot Put
High Jump
400 metres
110m hurdles
Discus Throw
Pole Vault
Javelin Throw
1500 metres
950
10.60
7.56
17.59
2.16
47.1
14.19
53.80
5.13
73.94
4:00.53
900
10.82
7.36
16.79
2.11
48.19
14.59
51.40
4.97
70.68
4:07.42
Results >> points
10 cm = 24 points
50 cm = 30 points
3 cm = 28 points
0.10 = 12 points
1 m = 20 points
10 cm = 30 points
1 m = 15 points
5 sec = 33 ponits
900
14.57
1.74
15.58
24.86
6.16
52.04
2:14.52
850
14.94
1.70
14.83
25.41
6.00
49.46
2:18.20
800
15.20
1.66
14.09
25.97
5.84
46.98
2:21.77
Points >> results
10 points = 0.07 sec
10 points = 1 cm
10 points = 15 cm
10 points = 3 cm
10 points = 50 cm
10 points = 0.7 sec
850
11.05
7.15
15.98
2.05
49.24
15.00
49.00
4.80
67.40
4:14.50
800
11.27
6.95
15.16
2.00
50.32
15.41
46.60
4.64
64.10
4:21.77
750
11.51
6.73
14.35
1.94
51.43
15.85
44.16
4.46
60.78
4:29.25
700
11.75
6.51
13.53
1.89
52.58
16.29
41.72
4.30
57.46
4:36.96
Points >> results
10 points = 4 cm
10 points = 15 cm
10 points = 1 cm
10 points = 50 cm
10 points = 3 cm
10 points = 65 cm
10 points = 1,5 sec
Courtesy: HYPO Meeting Götzis, 2008
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Additional Information
Travel
Members of the Dutch Athletics Team arrive in
Beijing from their Preparation Camp in Fukuoka
(Jpn) on different days, depending on their
Olympics timetable. Most of the Team Members
will arrive in Beijing on Sunday, August 10 at 18.20,
flight CA 954.
The Dutch Athletics Team will leave Beijing
on Monday, August 25, and arrive at Schiphol,
Amsterdam Airport at 15.55, flight KL 898.
Accommodation
The Dutch Athletics Team is staying in the
Olympic Village in Beijing. More information at:
en.beijing2008.cn
Information to the Press
Peter Verlooy, Performance Director of the Royal
Dutch Athletics Federation, is Team Leader in
Beijing from August 10 - 24 and will be available
during the tournament for information.
He can be reached on his local cell phone number
+86 135 819 228 21.
Before Beijing Peter Verlooy is at the Preparation
Camp in Fukuoka (Jpn) from August 2 -10. He can
be reached on his Japanese cell phone number
+81 80 2051 1206
In Beijing a press conference with the Dutch
Athletics Team will be held on August 13 at 20:00
local time.
For information please contact Peter Verlooy (see
above), or in the Netherlands Eric Roeske, Media
Officer of the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation on
his cell phone number +31 6 55784266.
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Websites
Beijing 2008 Olympic Games: en.beijing2008.cn
IAAF:
www.iaaf.org/OLY08
Dutch Athletics Team:
www.atletiekunie.nl
Television Broadcasts
Both NOS Studio Sport and Eurosport will provide
extensive coverage of the Olympic Games.
NOS Studio Sport: Broadcast schedule will be
available at: os2008.nos.nl
Eurosport: Broadcast schedule will be available at:
www.eurosport-tv.com
Production
Publisher:
Royal Dutch Athletics Federation
Papendallaan 60
6816 VD ARNHEM
The Netherlands
T +31 (0)26 483 48 00
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