2009 Arab Youth Athletics Championships

3rd Arab Youth Athletics Championships Aleppo, Syria 22–24 July 15 38 11 championship records Youth 2007 Damascus 2013 Cairo The 2009 Arab Youth Athletics Championships was the third edition of the international athletics competition for under-18 athletes from Arab countries. Organised by the Arab Athletic Federation, it took place in the Syrian city of Aleppo from 22 to 24 July. A total of thirty-eight events were contested, of which 20 by male and 18 by female athletes. The difference was accounted for by the lack of steeplechase and pole vault events for girls (the latter being dropped from the tournament due to a lack of entries).Pan Arab Youth Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2015-05-25.3eme Championnats Arabes Des Cadets - Alep Syrie (22-23-24 Juillet 2009). Tunis Athletisme. Retrieved on 2015-05-30. As in 2007, Morocco and Bahrain – typically strong in the sport regionally – did not participate. Egypt topped the table for a second time running, winning eight gold medals in its haul of thirteen. Sudan had the next highest number of event winners, with seven. Algeria had the highest overall medal count, at 22 medals (four gold), and were followed by this ranking by the host nation, which took 20 medals (five gold). Tunisia also performed well, with five gold medals and a total of ten. Thirteen of the five nations present at the competition reached medal table. A total of eleven championship records were broken at the competition. Awad El Karim Makki of Sudan set new records in both the boys' 200 metres and 400 metres events – defending the two titles he had won in 2007. Syria's Hamid Mansour also achieved a title defence and new record, doing so in the boys' discus throw, and managed to create a double by winning the shot put as well. Three girls managed individual doubles: Abir Barkaoui of Tunisia won the 200 m and 400 m, while Egypt's Fadia Saad Ibrahim and Rana Ahmed Taha swept the throws, taking the shot put/discus and javelin throw/hammer throw, respectively. Makki of Sudan went on to win a medal at the 2009 World Youth Championships in Athletics, being the only 2009 Arab medallist to do so. Qatar's Mohammed Al-Garni later reached the 1500 m podium at the 2010 World Junior Championships in Athletics. Egyptians Rana Ahmed Taha and Wedian Moktar Abdelhamid claimed senior titles at the 2011 Arab Athletics Championships while their compatriot Fadia Saad Ibrahim became a senior Arab gold medallist in 2013.Pan Arab Championships, Al Ain (United Arab Emirates) 26-29/10/2011. Africa Athle (2011-10-29). Retrieved on 2013-10-13.18th Arab Championships, Doha (Qatar) 21-24/05/2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20170722011258/http://www.africathle.com/2013/05/21/18th-arab-championships-doha-qatar-21-24052013/ 2017-07-22 . Africa Athle (2013-05-21). Retrieved on 2013-10-07. Medal summary Men 100 metresMahmoud Hafedh Ibrahim KSA 11.00Hassanine Hussein IRQ 11.02Eid Abdallah Alkawari QAT 11.03200 metresAwad El Karim Makki SUD 21.31 CRMohamed Hassen IRQ 21.47Mahmoud Hafedh Ibrahim KSA 22.18400 metresAwad El Karim Makki SUD 46.34 CRMohamed Hassen IRQ 47.68Abderraouf Chetoui ALG 48.18800 metresNadhir Abdelkader SUD 1:56.38Abdelaziz Mordek JOR 1:56.81Mohamed Amine Al Ayachi ALG 1:56.941500 metresMohamad Al-Garni QAT 3:44.90 CRWalid Saleh Alaya YEM 3:52.88Habib Kadid ALG 3:55.783000 metresAbdelmonaam Yahia SUD 8:20.84Nabil Mohamed Al Jerbi YEM 8:22.43Ibrahim Issa KSA 8:22.44110 metres hurdlesRami Said Mohamed EGY 14.09Fahd Jomaane Al Azemi KUW 14.32Ryadh Selloum ALG 14.40400 metres hurdlesAli Ayadh Al Refay KSA 52.44 CRAbdelmalek Lahoulou ALG 53.08Ahmed Al Tahar SUD 53.552000 metres steeplechaseTaha Grida TUN 6:01.43Fawzi Bourouih ALG 6:03.45Ahmed Mohamed Borhan KSA 6:05.151000 metres medley relay IRQ1:55.09 ALGKarim ZerrougSid Ahmed FlitiSofiane AmourAbderraouf Chetoui1:56.07 SUD1:56.6310,000 m walkHazem Al Ahmed SYR 1980 48:02.0Ferhat Belaid ALG 48:19.6Mohamed Bacca SYR 1980 48:21.7 High jumpKhalid Said Ameur Alssairi QAT 2.14 m CRFaraj Salem Saleh KUW 2.06 mAli Maachi KSA 1.95 m Pole vaultMohamed Mala Khalef SYR 1980 4.50 mHamza Harbaoui TUN 4.45 mAhmed Issam Al Kandri KUW 4.40 m Long jumpFaraj Salem Saleh KUW 6.80 mHamza Issa SYR 1980 6.49 mAhmed Abdelwahab Abderradhi KUW 6.49 m Triple jumpHussein Abdallah Al Khalef KSA 15.23 m CRFayçal Meddourene ALG 14.72 mAli Maachi KSA 14.56 m Shot putHamid Mansour SYR 1980 17.36 mAbderrahman Adel IRQ 16.93 mAhmed Badr Abbes KUW 16.18 m Discus throwHamid Mansour SYR 1980 64.31 m CRIssa Mohamed Al Zankaoui KUW 56.69 mOmar Issa Chamia QAT 53.34 m Hammer throwHussein Ahmed Mohamed Murad KUW 61.99 mAbderrahman Thafi Shahrani QAT 59.26 mSaleh Astaief SYR 1980 57.46 m Javelin throwMohamed Mohamed Ibrahim Qaida QAT 69.95 m CRKarar Raad Mohi IRQ 60.82 mMekarem Mouhamid SYR 1980 59.78 m OctathlonFayçal Meddourene ALG 5418 ptsRyadh Selloum ALG 5318 ptsYoussef Mohamed Bilel KUW 5239 pts Women 100 metresCelia Adouane ALG 12.51Asma Oussama Youssef EGY 12.57Kheira Bourahla ALG 12.61200 metresAbir Barkaoui TUN 25.05Ahlem Mebarki ALG 25.16Asma Oussama Youssef EGY 25.48400 metresAbir Barkaoui TUN 55.78Afrae Mahmoud SYR 1980 61.66Laura Saliyan LIB 62.77800 metresAloiuia Makki SUD 2:12.61Hallouma Jerfal TUN 2:17.05Chama Adjali ALG 2:18.001500 metresMbarka Chihaoui TUN 4:45.7Hadda Souaidia ALG 4:51.16Sarra Aouali LIB 5:00.733000 metresNajoua Al Baker SYR 1980 11:11.0Ghada Abdessalem SYR 1980 11:25.0Balkis Ahmed Charaf YEM 11:35.0100 metres hurdlesHadjira Achour ALG 14.66Selma Abdelhamid TUN 14.80Wedian Moktar Abdelhamid EGY 14.92400 metres hurdlesTessabih Mohamed Essid SUD 63.75Fatma Abdallah Suleiman YEM 64.70Selma Abdelhamid TUN 65.541000 metres medley relay SUDAloiuia MakkiTessabih Mohamed EssidAicha EdamEmna Abaker2:14.37 ALGChama AdjaliCelia AdouaneKheira BourahlaAhlem Mebarki2:17.49 EGY2:19.695000 m walkDahbia Moussaou ALG 28:28.93Sellama Al Sghir SYR 1980 28:46.37Nermine Hourou SYR 1980 34:23.76 High jumpBassanet Saad Mohamed EGY 1.60 m CRNour Assous SYR 1980 1.55 mSarra Tabara LIB 1.45 m Long jumpSouheila Helmi Mostafa EGY 5.54 mMarah Della SYR 1980 5.50 mRima Alan Thomas QAT 5.07 m Triple jumpRabaa Rezgui TUN 12.08 mSouheila Helmi Mostafa EGY 11.97 mMarah Della SYR 1980 11.52 m Shot putFadia Saad Ibrahim EGY 12.97 mMalak Mohamed Al Soury LBA 1977 9.05 mLisa Saleh SYR 1980 8.68 m Discus throwFadia Saad Ibrahim EGY 36.11 mMalak Mohamed Al Soury LBA 1977 32.57 mHanane Zid SYR 1980 29.46 m Hammer throwRana Ahmed Taha EGY 54.31 m CRNabiha Gueddah TUN 44.35 mZahra Tatar ALG 43.02 m Javelin throwRana Ahmed Taha EGY 33.61 mSabrina Djabril ALG 30.25 mGhadir Maadka SYR 1980 26.74 m HeptathlonWedian Moktar Abdelhamid EGY 4277 pts CRAhlem Mebarki ALG 3988 ptsNour Assous SYR 1980 3909 pts Medal table SYR flagcountry 1977 8 2 3 7 0 2 5 6 9 yes SYR 1980 5 4 1 4 11 7 3 1 3 3 0 5 2 3 4 1 5 0 0 3 1 0 2 0 LBA 1977 0 1 0 0 0 3 NB: The Tunisian athletics federation's medal counts excluded the medals for the women's 400 m hurdles and the women's javelin. The above tally includes these. Participation 18em LBA 1977 1980 References Results 3eme Championnats Arabes Des Cadets - Alep Syrie (22-23-24 Juillet 2009). Tunis Athletisme. Retrieved on 2015-05-30. Category:Arab Youth Athletics Championships Category:International athletics competitions hosted by Syria Category:Sport in Aleppo Arab Youth Athletics Championships Arab Youth Athletics Championships Category:2009 in youth sport Category:July 2009 sports events in Asia Category:July 2009 in Syria