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Kanto Regionals Day 2 Streaming and Schedule


Day 2 of the 105th Kanto Region University Track and Field Championships gets moving at 9:00 a.m Friday local time. Live results here. Day 2 schedule:

9:00 - D2/D3 Men's Decathlon 110 mH
9:15 - D1 Men's Decathlon 110 mH
9:35 - D2 Men's 110 mH Semi-finals
9:45 - D1 Men's 110 mH Semi-finals
10:05 - D1 Women's 100 mH Semi-finals
10:15 - D1/D2/D3 Men's Decathlon Discus Throw
10:20 - D2/D3 Men's Shot Put Final
10:25 - D2 Men's 100 m Semi-finals
10:35 - D1 Women's 100 m Semi-finals
10:35 - D2/D3 Men's Long Jump Final
10:45 - D1 Men's 100 m Semi-finals
11:30 - D2 Men's 1500 m Final
11:45 - D1 Women's 1500 m Final
12:00 - D1 Men's 1500 m Final
12:50 - D2/D3 Men's Javelin Throw Final
13:30 - D1/D2/D3 Men's Decathlon Pole Vault
13:30 - D3 Men's 110 mH Final
14:15 - D3 Men's 100 m Final
14:50 - D1/D2 Women's Hammer Throw Final
15:00 - D2 Men's 400 m Final
15:10 - D1 Women's 400 m Final
15:20 - D1 Men's 400 m Final
15:45 - D1/D2 Women's Long Jump Final
16:35 - D1/D2 Women's 10000 m RW Final
17:00 - D1/D2/D3 Men's Decathlon Javelin Throw
17:45 - D1/D2/D3 Men's 10000 mRW Final
19:10 - D2 Men's 4x100 m Final
19:25 - D1 Women's 4x100 m Final
19:40 - D1 Men's 4x100 m Final

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