2014 British Indoor Athletics Championships

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2014 British Indoor Athletics Championships
Dates8-9 February
Host citySheffield
VenueEIS Sheffield
LevelSenior national
TypeIndoor
Events24

British Indoor Athletics Championships

The 2014 British Indoor Athletics Championships was an indoor track and field competition held from 8–9 February 2014 at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield, England. A full range of indoor events were held.[1]

At this event, Katarina Johnson-Thompson broke the women's British record in the high jump.[2]

The event acted as the trials for the World Championships that year in Sopot, Poland.[3]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 metres James Dasaolu 6.50 Dwain Chambers 6.53 Richard Kilty 6.53
200 metres Chris Clarke 20.68 Ryan Oswald 21.25 Conrad Williams 21.46
400 metres Nigel Levine 46.82 Richard Buck 46.88 Daniel Awde 46.90
800 metres Mukhtar Mohammed 1:51.61 Guy Learmonth 1:51.87 Paul Goodall 1:52.01
1500 metres Lee Emanuel 3:48.15 Chris O'Hare 3:48.68 Charlie Grice 3:48.69
3000 metres Andy Vernon 7:56.84 Jonathan Mellor 7:57.08 Tom Farrell 8:01.07
60 metres hurdles Andrew Pozzi
William Sharman 		7.64 Not awarded David Omoregie 7.78
High jump Robbie Grabarz 2.24 Chris Baker 2.24 Allan Smith 2.24
Pole vault Luke Cutts 5.60 Max Eaves 5.45 Paul Walker 5.30
Long jump JJ Jegede 7.85 Dan Bramble 7.80 Felix Maisey-Curtis 7.63
Triple jump Julian Reid 16.87 Nathan Fox 16.37 Daniel Lewis 16.31
Shot put Zane Duquemin 18.31 Greg Beard 17.55 Jamie Williamson 16.94

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 metres Asha Philip 7.09 Dina Asher-Smith 7.25 Montell Douglas 7.30
200 metres Dina Asher-Smith 23.20 Shannon Hylton 23.24 Joey Duck 23.68
400 metres Margaret Adeoye 52.77 Laura Wake 53.35 Meghan Beesley 53.38
800 metres Laura Muir 2:06.04 Shelayna Oskan-Clarke 2:06.66 Katie Kirk 2:06.76
1500 metres Jemma Simpson 4:14.68 Alison Leonard 4:14.76 Melissa Courtney 4:14.86
3000 metres Charlene Thomas 9:05.93 Josephine Moultrie 9:09.02 Rosie Clarke 9:10.99
60 metres hurdles Gemma Bennett 8.20 Serita Solomon 8.24 Sarah Lavin 8.25
High jump Katarina Johnson-Thompson 1.96 Jayne Nisbet 1.87 Isobel Pooley 1.87
Pole vault Holly Bradshaw 4.73 Lucy Bryan 4.26 Zoe Brown
Sally Peake 		4.16
Long jump Katarina Johnson-Thompson 6.75 Jazmin Sawyers 6.44 Kelly Proper 6.38
Triple jump Laura Samuel 13.32 Nadia Williams 13.27 Chioma Matthews 13.18
Shot put Rachel Wallader 16.45 Sophie McKinna 16.13 Kirsty Yates 15.53

References

  1. ^ "Indoor British Championships Results". The Power of 10. The Power of 10. Retrieved 23 May 2016.
  2. ^ "British Indoor Championships 2014: Katarina Johnson-Thompson breaks British record in women's high jump". Telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 23 May 2016.
  3. ^ "IAAF: Britain to send 35 athletes to Sopot – IAAF World Indoor Championships| News | iaaf.org". iaaf.org. Retrieved 23 May 2016.