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Names to watch today include Grant Holloway (men's 110 hurdles), Nico Young (men's 5K) Anavia Battle (women's 200m), Katie Moon (women's pole vault), Josh Hoey (men's 800m), Bryce Hoppel (men's 800m), and Val Allman (women's discus).

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4:50p ET - Women's 1500m Run

Nelly Chepchirchir earned the win at 3:57.02 for a season best! Sarah Healy was second at 3:57.15, and Burke Haylom third with 3:57.50. Haylom had the lead as the rabbit peeled off, but the field held packed together, and it was still anyone's race past the three-minute mark. Once Chepchirchir took over the race, she never relinquished the lead, holding off late runs from multiple athletes, including Healy, who had a head of steam on the inside in the final few meters.

4:27p ET - Men's 5000m Run

Yomif Kejelcha won running 12:47.84 for a season best. He took this one out after the rabbit pulled off at 3000m (7:36.70) and had quite the lead by 4000m. The field made a great effort to pull Kejelcha back over the final lap, but it wasn't enough in the end. Burhanu Balew finished second a 12:48.67 and Graham Blanks 12:49.51 for third. 

Jimmy Gressier finished fourth with a time of 12:51.59, Samuel Tefera fifth at 12:53.44, and Soufiane El Bakkali sixth at 12:55.49.

4:20p ET - Women's 100m Hurdles

Grace Stark gets it done with a 12.21 (+0.7) meet record and personal best! Stark dropped a full tenth of her previous best and shaved .11 off the meet record. The win came with a .03 lead over second-place Tobi Amusan at 12.24, who also achieved a season best. 

Ackera Nugent was third at 12.30 for a season best, Kendra Harrison fourth at 12.48, Nadine Visser fifth at 12.51, Devynne Charlton sixth at 12.53, Alaysha Johnson seventh at 12.66, and Pia Skrzyszowska eighth at 12.67. 

4:08p ET - Women's 200m Dash

Anavia Battle is keeping the 2025 undefeated streak going with a 22.27 (+0.9) victory in Paris. A season best by .11 and a lead of .18 on the rest of the 200m final field! Amy Hunt earned second at 22.45 for a season best, McKenzie Long third at 22.49 for a season best as well.

Fourth was Deajah Stevens at 22.66, Brittany Brown fifth at 22.77, Nina Asher Smith sixth at 22.81, Audrey Leduc seventh at 22.90, and Helene Parisot eighth at 22.92.  

3:51p ET - Women's 400m Dash

Marileidy Paulino ran 48.81 for a meet record and season best, winning a head-to-head showdown with Salwa Eid Naser down the front stretch. Naser, who finished second at 48.85, held the lead coming off the final bend and while holding strong form down through the final meters, couldn't hold off Paulino's late charge. 

Martina Weil was third at 49.83, Lynna Irby-Jackson fourth at 49.87, Amber Anning fifth at 49.96, Isabella Whittaker sixth at 50.18, Lieke Klaver seventh at 50.26, and Amandine Brossier eighth at 52.10.

3:43p ET - Men's 110m Hurdles

A final full of season and personal bests. Trey Cunningham earned the win out of lane two while clocking 13.0 (+1.1), equaling his personal best. Dylan Beard second at 13.02 for a personal best, Jason Joseph third at 13.07 for a personal best, Rachid Muratake fourth at 13.08, equaling his season best, Grant Holloway fifth at 13.11 for a season best, Jamal Britt sixth at 13.15, Just Kwaou-Mathey seventh at 13.24, and Enrique Llopis eighth at 13.32. 

3:42p ET - Men's Javelin Throw

Neeraj Chopra won with a mark of 88.16m on his first attempt, which stood strong as the leading performance through the completion of the javelin competition. Julian Weber also started off with his best throw at 87.88 to finish second. 

3:23p ET - Women's 3000m Steeplechase

What a race! A world-leading 8:53.37 performance by Faith Cherotich, who was two-wide with Peruth Chemutai over the final water jump as they battled it out over the final lap. Cherotich is now sixth all-time in the event. After a great effort, Chemutai finished second at 8:54.41, a season best. 

Sembo Almayew finished third at 9:01.22, Gabrielle Jennings fourth with 9:08.05, Courtney Wayment fifth at 9:08.88, Lea Meyer sixth with 9:09.73.

3:15p ET - Men's 800m Run

Mohamed Attaoui clocked a season best 1:42.73 after a strong final surge to pass for the lead, on the inside, over the final few meters. Josh Hoey, who had an early control of the race as the pacer peeled off the field, had to settle for second at 1:43.00.

Bryce Hoppel earned a season best of 1:43.11 for third, Max Burgin 1:43.61 for fourth, Gabriel Tual 1:43.84 for fifth, and Mark English sixth at 1:43.98. 

3:05p ET - Men's 400m Hurdles

In great form, Rai Benjamin earned the victory with a meet record run of 46.93. Finishing ahead of the previous meet record holder Abderrahman Samba, who held the now broken all-time meet mark of 46.98 since 2018. Samba was second at 47.09, a season best. Trevor Bassitt finished third, clocking 48.13 for a season best as well.

3:05p ET - Women's High Jump

Nicola Olyslagers cleared 2.00 for the win and just .01 off her season best and .03 off her all-time personal best. World leader Yaroslava Mahuchikh finished second at 1.97, has a season world-leading best of 2.02. Eleanor Patterson was third with a 1.97, clearing her second attempt at the height. 

2:10p ET - Women's Discus Throw

Valarie Allman stepped up to the challenge on her final throw, launching the winning mark of 67.56m. Her previous series best came on her first attempt at 64.88. Jorinde van Klinken threw a season best of 66.42m on the fourth attempt for second overall and had the lead heading into the final attempts before Allman's big mark.

2:05p ET - Women's Pole Vault

Katie Moon won the vault with a 4.73 clearance on her second attempt at the height. She then took three attempts at 4.83 before leaving with the victory. Sandi Morris cleared the 4.73 bar on her third attempt for second overall. She made an attempt at 4.78 before passing for two more non-clearances at 4.83. Emily Grove finished third at 4.63, Angelica Moser fourth on attempts with a 4.63 clearance, and Amálie Švábíková fifth at 4.63 on attempts as well.

1:45p ET - Men's Triple Jump

Jordan Scott of Jamaica won with a clutch final mark of 17.27m (+0.5), just .07 meters off his season best of 17.34. Scott was the event leader through the first three attempts until Fabrice Hugues Zango cleared 17.21 on his fourth jump, a lead Scott earned back on his final attempt.

How To Watch The Diamond League Paris 2025

The Paris Diamond League will be exclusively streamed in the United States on FloTrack. The meet begins at 1:45 PM ET on Friday, June 20.

The Field At Diamond League Paris

Men's Triple Jump Entries - 1:50 PM ET

• Hugues Fabrice Zango – Burkina Faso (BUR) – World Rank: 4
• Max Heß – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 5
• Jordan Scott – Jamaica (JAM) – World Rank: 7
• Almir Dos Santos – Brazil (BRA) – World Rank: 10
• Lázaro Martínez – Cuba (CUB) – World Rank: 10
• Yasser Mohammed Triki – Algeria (ALG) – World Rank: 11
• Donald Scott – United States (USA) – World Rank: 12
• Thomas Gogois – France (FRA) – World Rank: 16
• Melvin Raffin – France (FRA) – World Rank: 24
• Jonathan Seremes – France (FRA) – World Rank: 28

Women's Pole Vault Entries - 2:05 PM ET

• Katie Moon – United States (USA) – World Rank: 2
• Angelica Moser – Switzerland (SUI) – World Rank: 4
• Sandi Morris – United States (USA) – World Rank: 6
• Tina Šutej – Slovenia (SLO) – World Rank: 7
• Amálie Švábíková – Czech Republic (CZE) – World Rank: 8
• Marie-Julie Bonnin – France (FRA) – World Rank: 10
• Roberta Bruni – Italy (ITA) – World Rank: 11
• Gabriela Leon – United States (USA) – World Rank: 13
• Imogen Ayris – New Zealand (NZL) – World Rank: 15
• Emily Grove – United States (USA) – World Rank: 16
• Olivia McTaggart – New Zealand (NZL) – World Rank: 21
• Margot Chevrier – France (FRA)
• Berenice Petit – France (FRA)

Men's 3000m Steeplechase (Non-Diamond League) Entries - 2:08 PM ET

• Abrham Sime – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 7
• Ahmed Jaziri – Tunisia (TUN) – World Rank: 9
• Daniel Arce – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 11
• Mohamed Tindouft – Morocco (MAR) – World Rank: 15
• Getnet Wale – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 16
• Djilali Bedrani – France (FRA) – World Rank: 19
• Salaheddine Ben Yazide – Morocco (MAR) – World Rank: 30
• El Mostafa Faid – Morocco (MAR) – World Rank: 33
• Ben Buckingham – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 36
• Luc Le Baron – France (FRA) – World Rank: 43
• Baptiste Fourmont – France (FRA) – World Rank: 50
• Bilal Tabti – Algeria (ALG) – World Rank: 70
• Ali Messaoudi – Algeria (ALG) – World Rank: 203
• Lamecha Girma – Ethiopia (ETH)
• Wilberforce Chemiat Kones – Kenya (KEN)
• Alejandro Quijada – Spain (ESP)

Women's Discus Throw Entries - 2:10 PM ET

• Valarie Allman – United States (USA) – World Rank: 1
• Sandra Elkasević – Croatia (CRO) – World Rank: 2
• Feng Bin – China (CHN) – World Rank: 3
• Jorinde Van Klinken – Netherlands (NED) – World Rank: 4
• Yaimé Pérez – Cuba (CUB) – World Rank: 5
• Marike Steinacker – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 6
• Vanessa Kamga – Sweden (SWE) – World Rank: 7
• Laulauga Tausaga – United States (USA) – World Rank: 8
• Melina Robert-Michon – France (FRA) – World Rank: 19
• Amanda Ngandu-Ntumba – France (FRA) – World Rank: 38

Men's 110m Hurdles Heats - 2:30 PM ET

• Grant Holloway – United States (USA) – World Rank: 1
• Rachid Muratake – Japan (JPN) – World Rank: 4
• Freddie Crittenden – United States (USA) – World Rank: 7
• Enrique Llopis – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 8
• Trey Cunningham – United States (USA) – World Rank: 10
• Dylan Beard – United States (USA) – World Rank: 12
• Jamal Britt – United States (USA) – World Rank: 13
• Asier Martínez – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 19
• Michael Obasuyi – Belgium (BEL) – World Rank: 18
• Eric Edwards – United States (USA) – World Rank: 22
• Jason Joseph – Switzerland (SUI) – World Rank: 23
• Wilhem Belocian – France (FRA) – World Rank: 34
• Erwann Cinna – France (FRA) – World Rank: 61
• Jeremie Lararaudeuse – Mauritius (MRI) – World Rank: 63
• Aurel Manga – France (FRA) – World Rank: 94

Men's 400m Hurdles Entries - 3:04 PM ET

• Rai Benjamin – United States (USA) – World Rank: 3
• Abderrahman Samba – Qatar (QAT) – World Rank: 4
• Matheus Lima – Brazil (BRA) – World Rank: 9
• Trevor Bassitt – United States (USA) – World Rank: 13
• Alessandro Sibilio – Italy (ITA) – World Rank: 16
• Emil Agyekum – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 18
• Alastair Chalmers – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 23
• Hugo Menin – France (FRA)

Women's High Jump Entries - 3:06 PM ET

• Yaroslava Mahuchikh – Ukraine (UKR) – World Rank: 1
• Nicola Olyslagers – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 2
• Eleanor Patterson – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 3
• Angelina Topić – Serbia (SRB) – World Rank: 5
• Vashti Cunningham – United States (USA) – World Rank: 6
• Christina Honsel – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 7
• Safina Sadullayeva – Uzbekistan (UZB) – World Rank: 9
• Morgan Lake – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 12
• Charity Hufnagel – United States (USA) – World Rank: 16
• Yuliia Levchenko – Ukraine (UKR) – World Rank: 19
• Maria Żodźik – Poland (POL) – World Rank: 20
• Solène Gicquel – France (FRA) – World Rank: 23
• Nadezhda Dubovitskaya – Kazakhstan (KAZ) – World Rank: 37

Men's 800m Entries - 3:15 PM ET

• Gabriel Tual – France (FRA) – World Rank: 4
• Bryce Hoppel – United States (USA) – World Rank: 5
• Tshepiso Masalela – Botswana (BOT) – World Rank: 6
• Mohamed Attaoui – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 7
• Wyclife Kinyamal – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 9
• Josh Hoey – United States (USA) – World Rank: 10
• Max Burgin – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 11
• Andreas Kramer – Sweden (SWE) – World Rank: 12
• Mark English – Ireland (IRL) – World Rank: 14
• Slimane Moula – Algeria (ALG) – World Rank: 19
• Yanis Meziane – France (FRA) – World Rank: 21
• Patryk Sieradzki – Poland (POL) – World Rank: 49
• Nicholas Kiplangat Kebenei – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 66

Women's 3000m Steeplechase Entries - 3:23 PM ET

• Alice Finot – France (FRA) – World Rank: 4
• Faith Cherotich – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 2
• Peruth Chemutai – Uganda (UGA) – World Rank: 3
• Sembo Almayew – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 5
• Norah Jeruto – Kazakhstan (KAZ) – World Rank: 7
• Gesa Felicitas Krause – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 9
• Gabrielle Jennings – United States (USA) – World Rank: 10
• Lea Meyer – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 14
• Courtney Wayment – United States (USA) – World Rank: 15
• Lomi Muleta – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 13
• Flavie Renouard – France (FRA) – World Rank: 27
• Adva Cohen – Israel (ISR) – World Rank: 39
• Agnieszka Chorzępa – Poland (POL) – World Rank: 91
• Angelina Napoleon – United States (USA)

Men's Javelin Entries - 3:42 PM ET

• Anderson Peters – Grenada (GRN) – World Rank: 1
• Neeraj Chopra – India (IND) – World Rank: 2
• Julian Weber – Germany (GER) – World Rank: 3
• Keshorn Walcott – Trinidad and Tobago (TTO) – World Rank: 6
• Julius Yego – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 7
• Andrian Mardare – Moldova (MDA) – World Rank: 10
• Luiz Mauricio da Silva – Brazil (BRA) – World Rank: 12
• Remi Rougetet – France (FRA)

Men's 110mH Finals - 3:43 PM ET

*Determined based on heats.

Women's 400m Entries - 3:51 PM ET

• Marileidy Paulino – Dominican Republic (DOM) – World Rank: 1
• Salwa Eid Naser – Bahrain (BRN) – World Rank: 2
• Amber Anning – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 6
• Lieke Klaver – Netherlands (NED) – World Rank: 7
• Martina Weil – Chile (CHI) – World Rank: 14
• Isabella Whittaker – United States (USA) – World Rank: 16
• Amandine Brossier – France (FRA) – World Rank: 20
• Lynna Irby-Jackson – United States (USA) – World Rank: 29

Men's 1500m Entries (Non-Diamond League) Entries - 3:49 PM ET

• Azeddine Habz – France (FRA) – World Rank: 6
• Niels Laros – Netherlands (NED) – World Rank: 11
• Stefan Nillessen – Netherlands (NED) – World Rank: 14
• Ruben Verheyden – Belgium (BEL) – World Rank: 18
• Romain Mornet – France (FRA) – World Rank: 24
• Pierrik Jocteur-Monrozier – France (FRA) – World Rank: 34
• Paul Anselmini – France (FRA) – World Rank: 37
• Flavien Szot – France (FRA) – World Rank: 61
• Tshepo Tshite – South Africa (RSA) – World Rank: 64
• George Mills – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 102
• Mounir Akbache – France (FRA)
• Louis Gilavert – France (FRA)
• Abel Kipsang – Kenya (KEN)
• Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech – Kenya (KEN)
• Festus Lagat – Kenya (KEN)
• Žan Rudolf – Slovenia (SLO)

Women's 200m Entries - 4:08 PM ET

• Brittany Brown – United States (USA) – World Rank: 2
• Anavia Battle – United States (USA) – World Rank: 5
• Dina Asher-Smith – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 6
• Mckenzie Long – United States (USA) – World Rank: 7
• Helene Parisot – France (FRA) – World Rank: 20
• Amy Hunt – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 14
• Audrey Leduc – Canada (CAN)
• Deajah Stevens – United States (USA)

 Women's 100m Hurdles Entries - 4:20 PM ET

• Grace Stark – United States (USA) – World Rank: 3
• Ackera Nugent – Jamaica (JAM) – World Rank: 5
• Nadine Visser – Netherlands (NED) – World Rank: 6
• Devynne Charlton – Bahamas (BAH) – World Rank: 7
• Alaysha Johnson – United States (USA) – World Rank: 9
• Tobi Amusan – Nigeria (NGR) – World Rank: 11
• Pia Skrzyszowska – Poland (POL) – World Rank: 12
• Kendra Harrison – United States (USA) – World Rank: 15

Men's 5000m Entries - 4:27 PM ET

• Yomif Kejelcha – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 5
• Jacob Krop – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 9
• Mezgebu Sime – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 19
• Graham Blanks – United States (USA) – World Rank: 20
• Santiago Catrofe – Uruguay (URU) – World Rank: 35
• Yann Schrub – France (FRA) – World Rank: 36
• Thierry Ndikumwenayo – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 42
• Addisu Yihune – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 47
• Jude Thomas – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 79
• Valentin Gondouin – France (FRA) – World Rank: 86
• Birhanu Balew – Bahrain (BRN) – World Rank: 103
• Etienne Daguinos – France (FRA) – World Rank: 136
• Boaz Kiprugut – Kenya (KEN)
• Soufiane El Bakkali – Morocco (MAR)
• Samuel Tefera – Ethiopia (ETH)
• Adriaan Wildschutt – South Africa (RSA)
• Nico Young – United States (USA)
• Jimmy Gressier – France (FRA)
• Gemechu Dida – Ethiopia (ETH)

Women's 1500m Entries - 4:50 PM ET

• Georgia Hunter Bell – Great Britain (GBR) – World Rank: 4
• Susan Lokayo Ejore – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 7
• Birke Haylom – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 9
• Nelly Chepchirchir – Kenya (KEN) – World Rank: 10
• Linden Hall – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 12
• Georgia Griffith – Australia (AUS) – World Rank: 14
• Agathe Guillemot – France (FRA) – World Rank: 15
• Worknesh Mesele – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 16
• Sarah Healy – Ireland (IRL) – World Rank: 19
• Saron Berhe – Ethiopia (ETH) – World Rank: 21
• Esther Guerrero – Spain (ESP) – World Rank: 30
• Salomé Afonso – Portugal (POR) – World Rank: 35
• Clara Liberman – France (FRA)
• Sarah Madeleine – France (FRA)
• Jemma Reekie – Great Britain (GBR)
• Abbey Caldwell – Australia (AUS)
• Netsanet Desta – Ethiopia (ETH)

Paris Diamond League Event Schedule:

• 1:50 PM ET — Men’s Triple Jump
• 2:05 PM ET — Women’s Pole Vault
• 2:08 PM ET — Men’s 3000m Steeplechase (Non-Diamond League)
• 2:10 PM ET — Women’s Discus Throw
• 2:30 PM ET — Men’s 110m Hurdles Heats
• 3:04 PM ET — Men’s 400m Hurdles
• 3:06 PM ET — Women’s High Jump
• 3:15 PM ET — Men’s 800m
• 3:23 PM ET — Women’s 3000m Steeplechase
• 3:42 PM ET — Men’s Javelin
• 3:43 PM ET — Men’s 110m Hurdles Finals
• 3:49 PM ET — Men’s 1500m (Non-Diamond League)
• 3:51 PM ET — Women’s 400m
• 4:08 PM ET — Women’s 200m
• 4:20 PM ET — Women’s 100m Hurdles
• 4:27 PM ET — Men’s 5000m
• 4:50 PM ET — Women’s 1500m

Diamond League 2025 Schedule

Here's the full Wanda Diamond League schedule in 2025.

• April 26, 2025 – Xiamen (CHN)
• May 3, 2025 – Shanghai/Keqiao
• May 16, 2025 – Doha (QAT)
• May 25, 2025 – Rabat (MAR)
• June 6, 2025 – Rome (ITA)
• June 12, 2025 – Oslo (NOR)
• June 15, 2025 – Stockholm (SWE)
• June 20, 2025 – Paris (FRA)
• July 5, 2025 – Eugene (USA)
• July 11, 2025 – Monaco (MON)
• July 19, 2025 – London (GBR)
• August 16, 2025 – Silesia (POL)
• August 20, 2025 – Lausanne (SUI)
• August 22, 2025 – Brussels (BEL)
• August 27-28, 2025 – Zurich (SUI)

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