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|Athletes participating = 223
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|Events = 40
|Events = 40
|Records set = 2 championship record
|Records set = 2 championship records
|Level = Junior
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|Previous = [[2011 African Junior Athletics Championships|2011 Gaborone]]
|Previous = [[2011 African Junior Athletics Championships|2011 Gaborone]]
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The '''2013 [[African Junior Athletics Championships]]''' was the eleventh edition of the biennial, continental [[athletics (sport)|athletics]] tournament for African athletes aged 19 years or younger. It was held at the [[Germain Comarmond Stadium]] in [[Bambous, Mauritius|Bambous]], [[Mauritius]] from 29 August – 1 September. A total of 223 athletes from 29 nations competed.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/statistics.pdf Meet Statistics]. Timetronics (2013-09-01). Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref> Neither [[pole vault]] event was held, due to a lack of entries, and the [[decathlon]] and [[heptathlon]] competitions were also not contested.<ref>[http://www.webcaa.org/eng/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1049&Itemid=35 28/08/2013 11th African Junior Championships to start tomorrow]. Confederation of African Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
The '''2013 [[African Junior Athletics Championships]]''' was the eleventh edition of the biennial, continental [[athletics (sport)|athletics]] tournament for African athletes aged 19 years or younger. It was held at the [[Germain Comarmond Stadium]] in [[Bambous, Mauritius|Bambous]], [[Mauritius]] from 29 August – 1 September. A total of 223 athletes from 29 nations competed.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/statistics.pdf Meet Statistics] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180923141637/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/statistics.pdf |date=2018-09-23 }}. Timetronics (2013-09-01). Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref> Neither [[pole vault]] event was held, due to a lack of entries, and the [[decathlon]] and [[heptathlon]] competitions were also not contested.<ref>[http://www.webcaa.org/eng/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1049&Itemid=35 28/08/2013 11th African Junior Championships to start tomorrow] {{Webarchive|url=https://archive.today/20130914185906/http://www.webcaa.org/eng/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1049&Itemid=35 |date=2013-09-14 }}. Confederation of African Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>


Originally scheduled to be held in [[South Africa]], a dispute between [[Athletics South Africa]] and the national sports ministry resulted in the cancellation of holding rights in June 2013. Bambous, the [[2009 African Junior Athletics Championships|2009]] host, stepped in at short notice to hold the event.<ref>Akpodonor, Gowon (2013-09-08). [http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/home/132161-how-nigeria-junior-athletes-conquered-africa-in-city-of-paradise- How Nigeria Junior Athletes Conquered Africa In City Of Paradise]. ''Nigerian Guardian''. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
Originally scheduled to be held in [[South Africa]], a dispute between [[Athletics South Africa]] and the national sports ministry resulted in the cancellation of holding rights in June 2013. Bambous, the [[2009 African Junior Athletics Championships|2009]] host, stepped in at short notice to hold the event.<ref>Akpodonor, Gowon (2013-09-08). [http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/home/132161-how-nigeria-junior-athletes-conquered-africa-in-city-of-paradise- How Nigeria Junior Athletes Conquered Africa In City Of Paradise] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130911161652/http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/home/132161-how-nigeria-junior-athletes-conquered-africa-in-city-of-paradise- |date=2013-09-11 }}. ''Nigerian Guardian''. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>


The medal table was a closely contested affair. Nigeria had the most [[gold medal]]s with nine in its haul of 19 medals. South Africa had seven golds, but had the highest overall total with 24 medals. Ethiopia also had seven golds, and had the second highest medal haul with 22. Egypt (five golds, 11 in total) and Kenya (four golds, 17 in total) were the next best performing nations. Of the 29 participating nations, 15 reached the medal table. Nigeria performed well in the [[sprint (running)|sprint]]ing events, Ethiopia and Kenya shared most of the [[middle-distance running|middle-]] and [[long-distance running]] medals, while South Africa and Egypt took many medals in the field events.<ref name=IAAF>Menon Ramsamy and Reynolds Quirin (2013-09-01). [http://www.iaaf.org/news/report/ethiopian-and-nigerian-athletes-impress-at-af Ethiopian and Nigerian athletes impress at African Junior Champs]. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
The medal table was a closely contested affair. Nigeria had the most [[gold medal]]s with nine in its haul of 19 medals. South Africa had seven golds, but had the highest overall total with 24 medals. Ethiopia also had seven golds, and had the second highest medal haul with 22. Egypt (five golds, 11 in total) and Kenya (four golds, 17 in total) were the next best performing nations. Of the 29 participating nations, 15 reached the medal table. Nigeria performed well in the [[sprint (running)|sprint]]ing events, Ethiopia and Kenya shared most of the [[middle-distance running|middle-]] and [[long-distance running]] medals, while South Africa and Egypt took many medals in the field events.<ref name=IAAF>Menon Ramsamy and Reynolds Quirin (2013-09-01). [http://www.iaaf.org/news/report/ethiopian-and-nigerian-athletes-impress-at-af Ethiopian and Nigerian athletes impress at African Junior Champs]. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
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Wind affected most of the sprints and jumps events, slowing the track times and carrying the jumpers to further distances. Two championship records were improved during the competition: [[Sabelo Ntokozo Ndlovu]] cleared {{T&Fcalc|15.92}} in the men's [[triple jump]] and [[Ahmed Hassan (shot putter)|Ahmed Hassan]] set a new standard of {{T&Fcalc|19.59}} in the men's [[shot put]].<ref name=IAAF/>
Wind affected most of the sprints and jumps events, slowing the track times and carrying the jumpers to further distances. Two championship records were improved during the competition: [[Sabelo Ntokozo Ndlovu]] cleared {{T&Fcalc|15.92}} in the men's [[triple jump]] and [[Ahmed Hassan (shot putter)|Ahmed Hassan]] set a new standard of {{T&Fcalc|19.59}} in the men's [[shot put]].<ref name=IAAF/>


Several athletes won multiple individual medals. Among them, [[Martin Moses Kurong]] was the men's [[10,000&nbsp;m]] winner and 5000&nbsp;m bronze medallist, [[Geraldine Ann Duvenhage]] and [[Mohamed Kalifa]] were double silver medallists in the men's and women's shot put and [[discus throw]] events, and [[Tegest Tamangnu Yuma]] was runner-up in both the women's short sprints. South Africa's [[Duwayne Boer]] was the [[long jump]] winner and took bronze in the [[triple jump]]. Nigeria's [[Ese Brume]] was the women's [[long jump]] winner and triple jump runner-up, as well as a gold medallist in the [[4×100 metres relay]]. South Africa's [[Megan Wilke]] won the [[javelin throw]] and surprisingly she also took the [[high jump]] silver medal.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE]. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
Several athletes won multiple individual medals. Among them, [[Martin Moses Kurong]] was the men's [[10,000&nbsp;m]] winner and 5000&nbsp;m bronze medallist, [[Geraldine Ann Duvenhage]] and [[Mohamed Kalifa]] were double silver medallists in the men's and women's shot put and [[discus throw]] events, and [[Tegest Tamangnu Yuma]] was runner-up in both the women's short sprints. South Africa's [[Duwayne Boer]] was the [[long jump]] winner and took bronze in the [[triple jump]]. Nigeria's [[Ese Brume]] was the women's [[long jump]] winner and triple jump runner-up, as well as a gold medallist in the [[4×100 metres relay]]. South Africa's [[Megan Wilke]] won the [[javelin throw]] and surprisingly she also took the [[high jump]] silver medal.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131029195830/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt |date=2013-10-29 }}. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>


Nigeria's 200&nbsp;m champion, [[Divine Oduduru]], progressed to the junior level after his sprint double at the [[2013 African Youth Athletics Championships]].<ref>Minshull, Phil (2013-03-31). [http://www.iaaf.org/news/report/kenyas-chepwogen-and-jepkemei-the-stars-at-af Kenya's Chepwogen, Jepkemei and Biwott impress at African Youth Champs]. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref> The Ethiopian duo [[Tigist Gashaw]] and [[Dawit Seyaum]] were first and second in the women's [[1500 metres]], switching their placings from the [[2013 World Youth Championships in Athletics]].<ref name=IAAF/>
Nigeria's 200&nbsp;m champion, [[Divine Oduduru]], progressed to the junior level after his sprint double at the [[2013 African Youth Athletics Championships]].<ref>Minshull, Phil (2013-03-31). [http://www.iaaf.org/news/report/kenyas-chepwogen-and-jepkemei-the-stars-at-af Kenya's Chepwogen, Jepkemei and Biwott impress at African Youth Champs]. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref> The Ethiopian duo [[Tigist Gashaw]] and [[Dawit Seyaum]] were first and second in the women's [[1500 metres]], switching their placings from the [[2013 World Youth Championships in Athletics]].<ref name=IAAF/>


==Medal summary==
==Medal summary==

===Men===
===Men===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Event|columns=2}}
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Event|columns=2}}
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|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Permal]]|MRI}} ||10.65
|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Permal]]|MRI}} ||10.65
|-
|-
|200 metres<br><small>(Wind: −3.6 m/s)</small>
|200 metres<br><small>(Wind: −3.6&nbsp;m/s)</small>
|{{flagathlete|[[Divine Oduduru]]|NGR}} ||21.19
|{{flagathlete|[[Divine Oduduru]]|NGR}} ||21.19
|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Permal]]|MRI}} ||21.26
|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Permal]]|MRI}} ||21.26
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|-
|-
|800 metres
|800 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Berke Kahsay Adhana]]|ETH}} ||1:46.94
|{{flagathlete|[[Berke Kahsay]]|ETH}} ||1:46.94
|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Kitilit]]|KEN}} ||1:48.03
|{{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Kitilit]]|KEN}} ||1:48.03
|{{flagathlete|[[Nader Benhanbel]]|MAR}} ||1:48.49
|{{flagathlete|[[Nader Belhanbel]]|MAR}} ||1:48.49
|-
|-
|1500 metres
|1500 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Mathew Kiptanui]]|KEN}} ||3:39.91
|{{flagathlete|[[Mathew Kiptanui]]|KEN}} ||3:39.91
|{{flagathlete|[[John Maina]]|KEN}} ||3:42.31
|{{flagathlete|[[John Maina]]|KEN}} ||3:42.31
|{{flagathlete|[[Chalachew Shemeles Agafari]]|ETH}} ||3:42.45
|{{flagathlete|[[Chalachew Shemeles]]|ETH}} ||3:42.45
|-
|-
|5000 metres
|5000 metres
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|{{flagathlete|[[Josephat Kiprop]]|KEN}} ||28:37.09
|{{flagathlete|[[Josephat Kiprop]]|KEN}} ||28:37.09
|-
|-
|110 metres hurdles<br><small>(Wind: −3.6 m/s)</small>
|110 metres hurdles<br><small>(Wind: −3.6&nbsp;m/s)</small>
|{{flagathlete|[[Mohamed Koussi]]|MAR}} ||14.14
|{{flagathlete|[[Mohamed Koussi]]|MAR}} ||14.14
|{{flagathlete|[[Tiaan Smit]]|RSA}} ||14.30
|{{flagathlete|[[Tiaan Smit]]|RSA}} ||14.30
|{{flagathlete|[[Behailu Alemshet Lema]]|ETH}} ||14.57
|{{flagathlete|[[Behailu Alemshet]]|ETH}} ||14.57
|-
|-
|400 metres hurdles
|400 metres hurdles
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|3000 metres steeplechase
|3000 metres steeplechase
|{{flagathlete|[[Festus Kiprono]]|KEN}} ||8:38.99
|{{flagathlete|[[Festus Kiprono]]|KEN}} ||8:38.99
|{{flagathlete|[[Zewdu Molla Workie]]|ETH}} ||8:51.73
|{{flagathlete|[[Zewdu Molla]]|ETH}} ||8:51.73
|{{flagathlete|[[Gigsa Tolosa Nurgi]]|ETH}} ||8:55.38
|{{flagathlete|[[Gigsa Tolosa]]|ETH}} ||8:55.38
|-
|-
|4×100 metres relay
|4×100 metres relay
| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Mamus Emuobonuvie]]<br>[[Tega Odele]]<br>[[Divine Oduduru]]<br>[[Harry Chukwudike]]||40.36
| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Mamus Emuobonuvie]]<br>[[Tega Odele]]<br>[[Divine Oduduru]]<br>[[Harry Chukwudike]]||40.36
| {{flagteam|MRI}}<br>[[Jean Ian Degrace]]<br>[[Jonathan Permal]]<br>[[Orwin Emilien]]<br>[[Julien Meunier]]||40.86
| {{flagteam|MRI}}<br>[[Jean-Yann de Grace]]<br>[[Jonathan Permal]]<br>[[Orwin Emilien]]<br>[[Julien Meunier]]||40.86
| {{flagteam|RSA}}<br>[[Keenan Michau]]<br>[[Walter Ungerer]]<br>[[Fana James Mokofeng]]<br>[[Wesley Pinidele]]||41.01
| {{flagteam|RSA}}<br>[[Keenan Michau]]<br>[[Walter Ungerer]]<br>[[Fana James Mokofeng]]<br>[[Wesley Pinidele]]||41.01
|-
|-
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| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Adedamola Adenui]]<br>[[Charles Okezie]]<br>[[Ugochukwu Ottah]]<br>[[Omeiza Akerele]]||3:14.50
| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Adedamola Adenui]]<br>[[Charles Okezie]]<br>[[Ugochukwu Ottah]]<br>[[Omeiza Akerele]]||3:14.50
| {{flagteam|GAM}}<br>[[Wandifa Sanneth]]<br>[[Ebrahima Camara]]<br>[[Omar Jammeh]]<br>[[Tijan Keita]]||3:14.76
| {{flagteam|GAM}}<br>[[Wandifa Sanneth]]<br>[[Ebrahima Camara]]<br>[[Omar Jammeh]]<br>[[Tijan Keita]]||3:14.76
| {{flagteam|ETH}}<br>[[Fikre Muluken Bekele]]<br>[[Mohammed Gemechu Wada]]<br>[[Alemayehu Abera Tesfaye]]<br>[[Chala Abebe Robi]]||3:15.08
| {{flagteam|ETH}}<br>[[Fikre Muluken]]<br>[[Mohammed Gemechu]]<br>[[Alemayehu Abera]]<br>[[Chala Abebe]]||3:15.08
|-
|-
|10,000 m walk
|10,000 m walk
|{{flagathlete|[[Aymene Sabri]]|ALG}} ||45:58.52
|{{flagathlete|[[Aymene Sabri]]|ALG}} ||45:58.52
|{{flagathlete|[[Getamesay Nigusse Teshome]]|ETH}} ||46:07.94
|{{flagathlete|[[Getamesay Nigusse]]|ETH}} ||46:07.94
|{{flagathlete|[[Abdessamie Saidani]]|ALG}} ||47:21.24
|{{flagathlete|[[Abdessamie Saidani]]|ALG}} ||47:21.24
|-
|-
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|-
| Shot put
| Shot put
|{{flagathlete|[[Ahmed Hassan (shot putter)|Ahmed Hassan]]|EGY}} ||19.59 m '''CR'''
|{{flagathlete|[[Mostafa Amr Hassan]]|EGY}} ||19.59 m '''CR'''
|{{flagathlete|[[Mohamed Kalifa]]|EGY}} ||19.05 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Mohamed Kalifa]]|EGY}} ||19.05 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Ruan Combrinck (athlete)|Ruan Combrinck]]|RSA}} ||17.08 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Ruan Combrinck (athlete)|Ruan Combrinck]]|RSA}} ||17.08 m
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|100 metres
|100 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Thebogo Mamathu]]|RSA}} ||11.98
|{{flagathlete|[[Thebogo Mamathu]]|RSA}} ||11.98
|{{flagathlete|[[Tegest Tamangnu Yuma]]|ETH}} ||12.12
|{{flagathlete|[[Tegest Tamangnu]]|ETH}} ||12.12
|{{flagathlete|[[Philippa Van Der Merve]]|RSA}} ||12.16
|{{flagathlete|[[Philippa Van Der Merve]]|RSA}} ||12.16
|-
|-
|200 metres<br><small>(Wind: −3.5 m/s)</small>
|200 metres<br><small>(Wind: −3.5&nbsp;m/s)</small>
|{{flagathlete|[[Nkiruka Uwakwe]]|NGR}} ||24.21
|{{flagathlete|[[Nkiruka Uwakwe]]|NGR}} ||24.21
|{{flagathlete|[[Tegest Tamangnu Yuma]]|ETH}} ||24.27
|{{flagathlete|[[Tegest Tamangnu]]|ETH}} ||24.27
|{{flagathlete|[[Loungo Matihaku]]|BOT}} ||24.62
|{{flagathlete|[[Loungo Matihaku]]|BOT}} ||24.62
|-
|-
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|{{flagathlete|[[Ada Benjamin]]|NGR}} ||52.87
|{{flagathlete|[[Ada Benjamin]]|NGR}} ||52.87
|{{flagathlete|[[Rita Ossai]]|NGR}} ||53.84
|{{flagathlete|[[Rita Ossai]]|NGR}} ||53.84
|{{flagathlete|[[Selam Abrhaley Tareke]]|ETH}} ||54.80
|{{flagathlete|[[Selam Abrhaley]]|ETH}} ||54.80
|-
|-
|800 metres
|800 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Alem Gereziher Gebremariam]]|ETH}} ||2:03.78
|{{flagathlete|[[Alem Gereziher]]|ETH}} ||2:03.78
|{{flagathlete|[[Agatha Kimaswai]]|KEN}} ||2:04.91
|{{flagathlete|[[Agatha Kimaswai]]|KEN}} ||2:04.91
|{{flagathlete|[[Tigst Assefa Tessema]]|ETH}} ||2:05.65
|{{flagathlete|[[Tigst Assefa]]|ETH}} ||2:05.65
|-
|-
|1500 metres
|1500 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Dawit Seyaum Biratu]]|ETH}} ||4:09.00
|{{flagathlete|[[Dawit Seyaum]]|ETH}} ||4:09.00
|{{flagathlete|[[Tigist Gashaw Belay]]|ETH}} ||4:12.38
|{{flagathlete|[[Tigist Gashaw]]|ETH}} ||4:12.38
|{{flagathlete|[[Sheila Chepnegetich]]|KEN}} ||4:13.15
|{{flagathlete|[[Sheila Chepnegetich]]|KEN}} ||4:13.15
|-
|-
|3000 metres
|3000 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Haftamnesh Tesfay Haylu]]|ETH}} ||9:32.33
|{{flagathlete|[[Haftamnesh Tesfay]]|ETH}} ||9:32.33
|{{flagathlete|[[Sheila Chepnegetich]]|KEN}} ||9:32.97
|{{flagathlete|[[Sheila Chepnegetich]]|KEN}} ||9:32.97
|{{flagathlete|[[Roman Giday Berhe]]|ETH}} ||9:36.41
|{{flagathlete|[[Roman Giday]]|ETH}} ||9:36.41
|-
|-
|5000 metres
|5000 metres
|{{flagathlete|[[Ruti Aga Sora]]|ETH}} ||16:00.98
|{{flagathlete|[[Ruti Aga]]|ETH}} ||16:00.98
|{{flagathlete|[[Lina Cheruto]]|KEN}} ||16:04.34
|{{flagathlete|[[Lina Cheruto]]|KEN}} ||16:04.34
|{{flagathlete|[[Alemitu Heroye Banata]]|ETH}} ||16:08.85
|{{flagathlete|[[Alemitu Heroye]]|ETH}} ||16:08.85
|-
|-
|100 metres hurdles<br><small>(Wind: −2.8 m/s)</small>
|100 metres hurdles<br><small>(Wind: −2.8&nbsp;m/s)</small>
|{{flagathlete|[[Marthe Koala]]|BUR}} ||14.09
|{{flagathlete|[[Marthe Koala]]|BUR}} ||14.09
|{{flagathlete|[[Favour Efe]]|NGR}} ||14.53
|{{flagathlete|[[Favour Efe]]|NGR}} ||14.53
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|400 metres hurdles
|400 metres hurdles
|{{flagathlete|[[Dihia Haddar]]|ALG}} ||58.82
|{{flagathlete|[[Dihia Haddar]]|ALG}} ||58.82
|{{flagathlete|[[Meaza Kebede Basha]]|ETH}} ||1:01.21
|{{flagathlete|[[Meaza Kebede]]|ETH}} ||1:01.21
|{{flagathlete|[[Daisy Akpofa]]|NGR}} ||1:01.34
|{{flagathlete|[[Daisy Akpofa]]|NGR}} ||1:01.34
|-
|-
|3000 metres steeplechase
|3000 metres steeplechase
|{{flagathlete|[[Weynshet Ansa Weldetsadik]]|ETH}} ||9:59.46
|{{flagathlete|[[Weynshet Ansa]]|ETH}} ||9:59.46
|{{flagathlete|[[Marion Jepkonga Kibor]]|KEN}} ||10:02.46
|{{flagathlete|[[Marion Jepkonga Kibor]]|KEN}} ||10:02.46
|{{flagathlete|[[Lina Cheruto]]|KEN}} ||10:03.74
|{{flagathlete|[[Lina Cheruto]]|KEN}} ||10:03.74
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|4×400 metres relay
|4×400 metres relay
| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Nkiruka Uwakwe]]<br>[[Ada Benjamn]]<br>[[Abike Egbeniyi]]<br>[[Rita Ossai]]||3:37.93
| {{flagteam|NGR}}<br>[[Nkiruka Uwakwe]]<br>[[Ada Benjamn]]<br>[[Abike Egbeniyi]]<br>[[Rita Ossai]]||3:37.93
| {{flagteam|ETH}}<br>[[Selam Abrhaley Tareke]]<br>[[Tigst Assefa Tessema]]<br>[[Mahlet Mulugeta]]<br>[[Alem Gereziher Gebremariam]]||3:42.18
| {{flagteam|ETH}}<br>[[Selam Abrhaley]]<br>[[Tigst Assefa]]<br>[[Mahlet Mulugeta]]<br>[[Alem Gereziher]]||3:42.18
| {{flagteam|RSA}}<br>[[Lezaan Jordaan]]<br>[[Philippa Van Der Merve]]<br>[[Janet Seeliger]]<br>[[Izelle Neuhoff]]||3:57.78
| {{flagteam|RSA}}<br>[[Lezaan Jordaan]]<br>[[Philippa Van Der Merve]]<br>[[Janet Seeliger]]<br>[[Izelle Neuhoff]]||3:57.78
|-
|-
|5000 m walk
|5000 m walk
|{{flagathlete|[[Askale Tiksa Benti]]|ETH}} ||25:30.90
|{{flagathlete|[[Askale Tiksa]]|ETH}} ||25:30.90
|{{flagathlete|[[Anel Opsthuizen]]|RSA}} ||25:39.44
|{{flagathlete|[[Anel Opsthuizen]]|RSA}} ||25:39.44
|{{flagathlete|[[Sarah Loveth Malagu]]|NGR}} ||26:16.53
|{{flagathlete|[[Sarah Loveth Malagu]]|NGR}} ||26:16.53
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|-
| Hammer throw
| Hammer throw
|{{flagathlete|[[Aya Ebrahim Mohamed Adly]]|EGY}} ||53.88 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Aya Ebrahem Adly]]|EGY}} ||53.88 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Chene Margo Coetzee]]|RSA}} ||49.66 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Chene Margo Coetzee]]|RSA}} ||49.66 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Yasmine Talbi]]|ALG}} ||48.95 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Yasmine Talbi]]|ALG}} ||48.95 m
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|{{flagathlete|[[Zandri Bailey]]|RSA}} ||46.30 m
|{{flagathlete|[[Zandri Bailey]]|RSA}} ||46.30 m
|}
|}
*<sup>†</sup> A third team from Mauritius was present in the women's 4×100 m relay but failed to finish the race.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event215h01.html 4 x 100m Women Final ; Official result since 16:44]. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
*<sup>†</sup> A third team from Mauritius was present in the women's 4 × 100 m relay but failed to finish the race.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event215h01.html 4 x 100m Women Final; Official result since 16:44] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304060856/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event215h01.html |date=2016-03-04 }}. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
*<sup>‡</sup> Long jump winner [[Ese Brume]] also had a wind-legal jump of 6.22 metres.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event302h01.html Long Jump Women Final ; Official result since 15:04]. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>
*<sup>‡</sup> Long jump winner [[Ese Brume]] also had a wind-legal jump of 6.22 metres.<ref>[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event302h01.html Long Jump Women Final; Official result since 15:04] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304053833/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/event302h01.html |date=2016-03-04 }}. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.</ref>


==Medal table==
==Medal table==
{{Medals table
;Key:
| caption =
{{legend|#ccccff|The host country is highlighted in lavender blue|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}
| host = MRI
{| {{RankedMedalTable|class=wikitable sortable}}
| flag_template = flagcountry
|-
| event =
| 1 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|NGR}} || 9 || 7 || 3 || 19
| team =
|-
| gold_NGR = 9 | silver_NGR = 7 | bronze_NGR = 3
| 2 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|RSA}} || 7 || 9 || 8 || 24
| gold_RSA = 7 | silver_RSA = 9 | bronze_RSA = 8
|-
| gold_ETH = 7 | silver_ETH = 7 | bronze_ETH = 8
| 3 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|ETH}} || 7 || 7 || 8 || 22
| gold_EGY = 5 | silver_EGY = 4 | bronze_EGY = 2
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| gold_KEN = 4 | silver_KEN = 9 | bronze_KEN = 4
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| gold_UGA = 2 | silver_UGA = 1 | bronze_UGA = 1
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| gold_ALG = 2 | silver_ALG = 0 | bronze_ALG = 3
| 5 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|KEN}} || 4 || 9 || 4 || 17
| gold_MAR = 2 | silver_MAR = 0 | bronze_MAR = 2
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| gold_BUR = 1 | silver_BUR = 0 | bronze_BUR = 1
| 6 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|UGA}} || 2 || 1 || 1 || 4
| gold_LES = 1 | silver_LES = 0 | bronze_LES = 0
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| gold_MRI = 0 | silver_MRI = 2 | bronze_MRI = 3 | host_MRI = yes
| 7 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|ALG}} || 2 || 0 || 3 || 5
| gold_GAM = 0 | silver_GAM = 1 | bronze_GAM = 0
|-
| gold_SEY = 0 | silver_SEY = 0 | bronze_SEY = 2
| 8 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|MAR}} || 2 || 0 || 2 || 4
| gold_BOT = 0 | silver_BOT = 0 | bronze_BOT = 1
|-
| gold_ZIM = 0 | silver_ZIM = 0 | bronze_ZIM = 1
| 9 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|BUR}} || 1 || 0 || 1 || 2
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| 10 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|LES}} || 1 || 0 || 0 || 1
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| 11 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|MRI}} || 0 || 2 || 3 || 5
|-
| 12 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|GAM}} || 0 || 1 || 0 || 1
|-
| 13 ||align=left| {{flagcountry|SEY}} || 0 || 0 || 2 || 2
|-
| 14= ||align=left| {{flagcountry|BOT}} || 0 || 0 || 1 || 1
|-
| 14= ||align=left| {{flagcountry|ZIM}} || 0 || 0 || 1 || 1
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!colspan=2|Total || 40 || 40 || 39 || 119
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==References==
==References==
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*[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/schedule.html Time schedule for XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE ]. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/schedule.html Time schedule for XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE ] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130910014237/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/schedule.html |date=2013-09-10 }}. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE]. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131029195830/http://www.timetronics.be/results/mauritius2013/WPdoc.txt |date=2013-10-29 }}. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.maa.mu/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/resultats-complets-Hommes.xls Complete Results Men]. MAA. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.maa.mu/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/resultats-complets-Hommes.xls Complete Results Men]. MAA. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.maa.mu/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/resultats-complets-filles.xls Complete Results Women]. MAA. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
*[http://www.maa.mu/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/resultats-complets-filles.xls Complete Results Women]. MAA. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://webcaa.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1028&Itemid=53 Official website]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130605234824/http://www.webcaa.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1028&Itemid=53 Official website]


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Latest revision as of 15:02, 6 December 2024

XI African Junior Athletics Championships
Dates29 August – 1 September
Host cityBambous, Mauritius
VenueGermain Comarmond Stadium
LevelJunior
Events40
Participation223 athletes from
29 nations
Records set2 championship records

The 2013 African Junior Athletics Championships was the eleventh edition of the biennial, continental athletics tournament for African athletes aged 19 years or younger. It was held at the Germain Comarmond Stadium in Bambous, Mauritius from 29 August – 1 September. A total of 223 athletes from 29 nations competed.[1] Neither pole vault event was held, due to a lack of entries, and the decathlon and heptathlon competitions were also not contested.[2]

Originally scheduled to be held in South Africa, a dispute between Athletics South Africa and the national sports ministry resulted in the cancellation of holding rights in June 2013. Bambous, the 2009 host, stepped in at short notice to hold the event.[3]

The medal table was a closely contested affair. Nigeria had the most gold medals with nine in its haul of 19 medals. South Africa had seven golds, but had the highest overall total with 24 medals. Ethiopia also had seven golds, and had the second highest medal haul with 22. Egypt (five golds, 11 in total) and Kenya (four golds, 17 in total) were the next best performing nations. Of the 29 participating nations, 15 reached the medal table. Nigeria performed well in the sprinting events, Ethiopia and Kenya shared most of the middle- and long-distance running medals, while South Africa and Egypt took many medals in the field events.[4]

Wind affected most of the sprints and jumps events, slowing the track times and carrying the jumpers to further distances. Two championship records were improved during the competition: Sabelo Ntokozo Ndlovu cleared 15.92 m (52 ft 2+3⁄4 in) in the men's triple jump and Ahmed Hassan set a new standard of 19.59 m (64 ft 3+1⁄4 in) in the men's shot put.[4]

Several athletes won multiple individual medals. Among them, Martin Moses Kurong was the men's 10,000 m winner and 5000 m bronze medallist, Geraldine Ann Duvenhage and Mohamed Kalifa were double silver medallists in the men's and women's shot put and discus throw events, and Tegest Tamangnu Yuma was runner-up in both the women's short sprints. South Africa's Duwayne Boer was the long jump winner and took bronze in the triple jump. Nigeria's Ese Brume was the women's long jump winner and triple jump runner-up, as well as a gold medallist in the 4×100 metres relay. South Africa's Megan Wilke won the javelin throw and surprisingly she also took the high jump silver medal.[5]

Nigeria's 200 m champion, Divine Oduduru, progressed to the junior level after his sprint double at the 2013 African Youth Athletics Championships.[6] The Ethiopian duo Tigist Gashaw and Dawit Seyaum were first and second in the women's 1500 metres, switching their placings from the 2013 World Youth Championships in Athletics.[4]

Medal summary

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Harry Chukwudike (NGR) 10.54  Mamus Emuobonuvie (NGR) 10.58  Jonathan Permal (MRI) 10.65
200 metres
(Wind: −3.6 m/s) 		 Divine Oduduru (NGR) 21.19  Jonathan Permal (MRI) 21.26  Fana James Mokofeng (RSA) 21.62
400 metres  Denis Opio (UGA) 46.94  Omeiza Akerele (NGR) 47.32  Mohamed Belbachir (ALG) 47.40
800 metres  Berke Kahsay (ETH) 1:46.94  Jonathan Kitilit (KEN) 1:48.03  Nader Belhanbel (MAR) 1:48.49
1500 metres  Mathew Kiptanui (KEN) 3:39.91  John Maina (KEN) 3:42.31  Chalachew Shemeles (ETH) 3:42.45
5000 metres  Moses Mukono (KEN) 13:54.36  Abdallah Kibet Mande (UGA) 13:55.10  Martin Moses Kurong (UGA) 13:56.39
10,000 metres  Martin Moses Kurong (UGA) 28:31.80  Elvis Cheboi (KEN) 28:36.28  Josephat Kiprop (KEN) 28:37.09
110 metres hurdles
(Wind: −3.6 m/s) 		 Mohamed Koussi (MAR) 14.14  Tiaan Smit (RSA) 14.30  Behailu Alemshet (ETH) 14.57
400 metres hurdles  Constant Pretorius (RSA) 51.08  Kenneth Kurui (KEN) 52.65  Orwin Emilien (MRI) 53.18
3000 metres steeplechase  Festus Kiprono (KEN) 8:38.99  Zewdu Molla (ETH) 8:51.73  Gigsa Tolosa (ETH) 8:55.38
4×100 metres relay  Nigeria (NGR)
Mamus Emuobonuvie
Tega Odele
Divine Oduduru
Harry Chukwudike		 40.36  Mauritius (MRI)
Jean-Yann de Grace
Jonathan Permal
Orwin Emilien
Julien Meunier		 40.86  South Africa (RSA)
Keenan Michau
Walter Ungerer
Fana James Mokofeng
Wesley Pinidele		 41.01
4×400 metres relay  Nigeria (NGR)
Adedamola Adenui
Charles Okezie
Ugochukwu Ottah
Omeiza Akerele		 3:14.50  Gambia (GAM)
Wandifa Sanneth
Ebrahima Camara
Omar Jammeh
Tijan Keita		 3:14.76  Ethiopia (ETH)
Fikre Muluken
Mohammed Gemechu
Alemayehu Abera
Chala Abebe		 3:15.08
10,000 m walk  Aymene Sabri (ALG) 45:58.52  Getamesay Nigusse (ETH) 46:07.94  Abdessamie Saidani (ALG) 47:21.24
High jump  Omar Kaseb (EGY) 2.11 m  Theddus Okpara (NGR) 2.05 m  Heath Takudzwa Muchichwa (ZIM) 2.00 m
Long jump  Duwayne Andrew Boer (RSA) 7.58 m (w)  Babajide Okulaja (NGR) 7.42 m (w)  Ruto Kiplagat (KEN) 7.28 m
Triple jump  Sabelo Ntokozo Ndlovu (RSA) 15.92 m CR  Ruto Kiplagat (KEN) 15.43 m  Duwayne Andrew Boer (RSA) 15.13 m
Shot put  Mostafa Amr Hassan (EGY) 19.59 m CR  Mohamed Kalifa (EGY) 19.05 m  Ruan Combrinck (RSA) 17.08 m
Discus throw  Gerhard De Beer (RSA) 55.58 m  Mohamed Kalifa (EGY) 50.98 m  Ahmed Elghobashy (EGY) 50.28 m
Hammer throw  Eslam Ibrahim (EGY) 74.49 m  Hisham Loufti Abd El Wahab (EGY) 61.74 m  Dean William (SEY) 52.29 m
Javelin throw  Alex Kiprotich (KEN) 71.43 m  Reinhard Vanzyl (RSA) 69.73 m  Maged Mohsen El Amer (EGY) 69.40 m

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Thebogo Mamathu (RSA) 11.98  Tegest Tamangnu (ETH) 12.12  Philippa Van Der Merve (RSA) 12.16
200 metres
(Wind: −3.5 m/s) 		 Nkiruka Uwakwe (NGR) 24.21  Tegest Tamangnu (ETH) 24.27  Loungo Matihaku (BOT) 24.62
400 metres  Ada Benjamin (NGR) 52.87  Rita Ossai (NGR) 53.84  Selam Abrhaley (ETH) 54.80
800 metres  Alem Gereziher (ETH) 2:03.78  Agatha Kimaswai (KEN) 2:04.91  Tigst Assefa (ETH) 2:05.65
1500 metres  Dawit Seyaum (ETH) 4:09.00  Tigist Gashaw (ETH) 4:12.38  Sheila Chepnegetich (KEN) 4:13.15
3000 metres  Haftamnesh Tesfay (ETH) 9:32.33  Sheila Chepnegetich (KEN) 9:32.97  Roman Giday (ETH) 9:36.41
5000 metres  Ruti Aga (ETH) 16:00.98  Lina Cheruto (KEN) 16:04.34  Alemitu Heroye (ETH) 16:08.85
100 metres hurdles
(Wind: −2.8 m/s) 		 Marthe Koala (BUR) 14.09  Favour Efe (NGR) 14.53  Mercia Ventea (RSA) 15.04
400 metres hurdles  Dihia Haddar (ALG) 58.82  Meaza Kebede (ETH) 1:01.21  Daisy Akpofa (NGR) 1:01.34
3000 metres steeplechase  Weynshet Ansa (ETH) 9:59.46  Marion Jepkonga Kibor (KEN) 10:02.46  Lina Cheruto (KEN) 10:03.74
4×100 metres relay  Nigeria (NGR)
Nkiruka Uwakwe
Ese Brume
Margaret Bolufawi
Nkem Ezealah		 46.28  South Africa (RSA)
Mercia Ventea
Philippa Van Der Merve
Stacey Welsch
Thebogo Mamathu		 47.56 Not awarded†
4×400 metres relay  Nigeria (NGR)
Nkiruka Uwakwe
Ada Benjamn
Abike Egbeniyi
Rita Ossai		 3:37.93  Ethiopia (ETH)
Selam Abrhaley
Tigst Assefa
Mahlet Mulugeta
Alem Gereziher		 3:42.18  South Africa (RSA)
Lezaan Jordaan
Philippa Van Der Merve
Janet Seeliger
Izelle Neuhoff		 3:57.78
5000 m walk  Askale Tiksa (ETH) 25:30.90  Anel Opsthuizen (RSA) 25:39.44  Sarah Loveth Malagu (NGR) 26:16.53
High jump  Rhizlane Siba (MAR) 1.75 m  Megan Wilke (RSA) 1.60 m  Anna Milizar (MRI) 1.60 m
Long jump  Ese Brume (NGR) 6.33 m (w)‡  Janet Seeliger (RSA) 6.00 m  Marthe Koala (BUR) 5.60 m (w)
Triple jump  Lerato Sechele (LES) 12.62 m (w)  Ese Brume (NGR) 12.52 m (w)  Amira Bendrif (MAR) 12.16 m (w)
Shot put  Lezaan Jordaan (RSA) 15.07 m  Geraldine Ann Duvenhage (RSA) 13.47 m  Juditha Aniefuna (NGR) 13.26 m
Discus throw  Fadya El Kasaby (EGY) 42.71 m  Geraldine Ann Duvenhage (RSA) 42.00 m  Marie Helen Rose (SEY) 28.03 m
Hammer throw  Aya Ebrahem Adly (EGY) 53.88 m  Chene Margo Coetzee (RSA) 49.66 m  Yasmine Talbi (ALG) 48.95 m
Javelin throw  Megan Wilke (RSA) 47.42 m  Seba Bassem El Sehily (EGY) 47.29 m  Zandri Bailey (RSA) 46.30 m
  • † A third team from Mauritius was present in the women's 4 × 100 m relay but failed to finish the race.[7]
  • ‡ Long jump winner Ese Brume also had a wind-legal jump of 6.22 metres.[8]

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Mauritius)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Nigeria97319
2 South Africa79824
3 Ethiopia77822
4 Egypt54211
5 Kenya49417
6 Uganda2114
7 Algeria2035
8 Morocco2024
9 Burkina Faso1012
10 Lesotho1001
11 Mauritius*0235
12 Gambia0101
13 Seychelles0022
14 Botswana0011
 Zimbabwe0011
Totals (15 entries)404039119

Participation

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References

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  1. ^ Meet Statistics Archived 2018-09-23 at the Wayback Machine. Timetronics (2013-09-01). Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  2. ^ 28/08/2013 11th African Junior Championships to start tomorrow Archived 2013-09-14 at archive.today. Confederation of African Athletics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  3. ^ Akpodonor, Gowon (2013-09-08). How Nigeria Junior Athletes Conquered Africa In City Of Paradise Archived 2013-09-11 at the Wayback Machine. Nigerian Guardian. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  4. ^ a b c Menon Ramsamy and Reynolds Quirin (2013-09-01). Ethiopian and Nigerian athletes impress at African Junior Champs. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  5. ^ XIemes JUN CHAMPIONNATS D'AFRIQUE Archived 2013-10-29 at the Wayback Machine. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  6. ^ Minshull, Phil (2013-03-31). Kenya's Chepwogen, Jepkemei and Biwott impress at African Youth Champs. IAAF. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  7. ^ 4 x 100m Women Final; Official result since 16:44 Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
  8. ^ Long Jump Women Final; Official result since 15:04 Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine. Timetronics. Retrieved on 2013-09-14.
Results
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