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2000 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Men's javelin throw

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The men's javelin throw event at the 2000 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Santiago, Chile, at Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos on 21 and 22 October.[1][2]

Medalists

Results

Final

22 October

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RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
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1st place, gold medalist(s)Hardus Pienaar South Africa67.5575.1278.1168.6271.9175.2678.11
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Andreas Thorkildsen Norway70.6074.7276.3475.2171.3773.9776.34
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Park Jae-Myeong South Korea71.3169.1771.6172.3671.57x72.36
4Jānis Liepa Latvia70.89x64.04xx71.9371.93
5Song Dong-Hyun South Korea70.0871.20xx69.54x71.20
6Aleksandr Ivanov Russia69.0364.4169.2171.0270.81x71.02
7Chen Te-Chun Chinese Taipei62.1568.3962.1261.91xx68.39
8Vadims Vasiļevskis Latvia67.5168.14x65.89x65.8968.14
9Stefan Wenk Germany65.6864.21x65.68
10Tomas Intas Lithuaniax65.63x65.63
11Joachim Kiteau France62.54x65.5565.55
12Mohamed Al-Khalifa Qatar64.29xx64.29
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Qualifications

21 October

Group A

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RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
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1Jānis Liepa Latvia75.61--75.61Q
2Joachim Kiteau France70.5361.7569.6070.53q
3Aleksandr Ivanov Russia69.2770.1169.7270.11q
4Mohamed Al-Khalifa Qatar68.3465.6666.2268.34q
5Chen Te-Chun Chinese Taipei68.1668.0865.9068.16q
6Song Dong-Hyun South Korea67.7565.8166.2567.75q
7Daniel Baganz Germany67.21x59.3167.21
8Willie Human South Africa61.5361.9966.3266.32
9Peter Zupanc Sloveniax60.0265.8065.80
10Yeóryios Íltsios Greece62.4665.7663.6765.76
11Trevor Snyder Canada61.48x65.6765.67
12Daniel Kratzmann Australia64.7863.90x64.78
13Jitsuya Utoda Japan63.1763.7864.7264.72
14Pablo Alfano Argentina59.0160.8760.9060.90
15Alexon Maximiano Brazil60.5660.7959.4660.79
16Pasi Kuusinen Finlandx59.1858.3459.18
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Group B

More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameNationalityAttemptsResultNotes
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1Hardus Pienaar South Africa75.04--75.04Q
2Andreas Thorkildsen Norway71.5174.20-74.20Q
3Park Jae-Myeong South Korea57.3968.6471.2671.26q
4Stefan Wenk Germany69.5867.2867.7769.58q
5Tomas Intas Lithuania66.6168.58x68.58q
6Vadims Vasiļevskis Latvia68.4764.7166.6168.47q
7Chen Qi Chinax67.6566.5467.65
8Andrew Hall Australia64.9167.4266.6367.42
9Tero Pitkämäki Finland66.5962.7361.7266.59
10Bérenger Demerval France65.9160.8263.2265.91
11Phill Sharpe United Kingdom65.5865.1664.4665.58
12Róbert Laduver Hungary64.1564.4064.8464.84
13Stuart Farquhar New Zealandx64.57x64.57
14Ronald Noguera Venezuela63.5562.8161.9563.55
15Vladimir Petrichenko Ukraine61.0062.0463.3163.31
16Matthew Murdock Canada60.0058.7458.1160.00
17Goran Vuković Croatia56.3957.5252.9457.52
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Participation

According to an unofficial count, 33 athletes from 25 countries participated in the event.

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