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World Junior Championships - Day Five Japanese Results







Barcelona, Spain, 7/14/12
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Men's 5000 m Final
1. Muktar Edris (Ethiopia) - 13:38.95
2. Abrar Osman Adem (Eritrea) - 13:40.52
3. William Malel Sitonik (Kenya) - 13:40.52
4. Younes Essalhi (Morocco) - 13:41.69 - PB
5. Tsegaye Mekonnen (Ethiopia) - 13:44.43 - PB
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11. Kota Murayama (Japan) - 14:18.24
14. Kazuma Taira (Japan) - 14:22.95

Men's 4x100 m Relay Final
1. U.S.A. - 38.67 - WJL
2. Jamaica - 38.97 - NJR
3. Japan - 39.02
4. Poland - 39.47
5. Australia - 39.59
6. Bahamas - 39.74
7. Brazil - 39.75
DQ - Great Britain

Men's 800 m Semifinal Two
1. Timothy Kitum (Kenya) - 1:49.09 - Q
2. Mohammed Belbachir (Algeria) - 1.49.46 - Q
3. Jena Umar (Ethiopia) - 1:49.68
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5. Sho Kawamoto (Japan) - 1:50.17

Men's 4x400 m Relay Heat Three
1. Japan - 3:08.16 - Q
2. Trinidad and Tobago 3:08.16 - Q
3. Russia - 3:08.58

Women's 100 mH Heat Two
1. Dou Wang (China) - 13:40 - Q - PB
2. Michelle Jenneke (Australia) - 13:41 - Q
3. Franziska Hofmann (Germany) - 13:53 - q
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7. Mizuki Kugai (Japan) - 13.99

Women's 100 mH Heat Three
1. Noemi Zbaren (Switzerland) - 13:46 - Q
2. Dior Hall (U.S.A.) - 13.78 - Q
3. Samantha Scarlett (Jamaica) - 13.88
4. Mako Fukube (Japan) - 13.92
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