Diamond League Heads To Zurich On August 26-27

With the Silesia Diamond League complete, the Diamond League season continues next week in Zurich.

Stay tuned to FloTrack for coverage, results and updates from the Silesia Diamond League.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Defeats Star-Studded Women's 100m Field

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden sprinted to victory in the women's 100m, matching her season best of 10.78. Julien Alfred finished second in a season-best 10.83, while Sha'Carri Richardson took third in 10.96 in a loaded final featuring three of the world's top sprinters.

• 1. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden (United States) – 10.78
• 2. Julien Alfred (Saint Lucia) – 10.83
• 3. Sha'Carri Richardson (United States) – 10.96
• 4. Brianna Lyston (Jamaica) – 10.96
• 5. Ewa Swoboda (Poland) – 11.00
• 6. Tina Clayton (Jamaica) – 11.01
• 7. Zoe Hobbs (New Zealand) – 11.05
• 8. Kayla White (United States) – 11.11
• 9. Tia Clayton (Jamaica) – 11.24

Ethan Strand Holds Off Loaded Field In Men's 1500m

Ethan Strand delivered a breakthrough victory in the men's 1500m, winning in a season-best 3:30.77. Kenya's Phanuel Koech finished second, while American Cole Hocker edged Jakob Ingebrigtsen for third in a tightly contested finish.

• 1. Ethan Strand (United States) – 3:30.77
• 2. Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech (Kenya) – 3:31.14
• 3. Cole Hocker (United States) – 3:31.16
• 4. Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway) – 3:31.19
• 5. Samuel Pihlström (Sweden) – 3:31.41
• 6. Jake Heyward (Great Britain) – 3:31.47
• 7. Vincent Ciattei (United States) – 3:31.77
• 8. Anass Essayi (Morocco) – 3:31.91
• 9. Isaac Nader (Portugal) – 3:32.00
• 10. Romain Mornet (France) – 3:32.15
• 11. Hobbs Kessler (United States) – 3:32.76
• 12. Filip Ostrowski (Poland) – 3:33.09
• 13. Reynold Cheruiyot (Kenya) – 3:37.37
• 14. Stefan Nillessen (Netherlands) – 3:41.72
• 15. Nathan Green (United States) – 3:47.72
•     DNF. Zan Rudolf (Slovenia)
•     DNF. Patryk Sieradzki (Poland)

Busang Collen Kebinatshipi Sets Meet Record In Men's 400m

Busang Collen Kebinatshipi powered to victory in the men's 400m, breaking the meet record with a blazing 43.59. Rai Benjamin finished second in a personal-best 43.83, while South Africa's Zakithi Nene claimed third.

• 1. Busang Collen Kebinatshipi (Botswana) – 43.59
• 2. Rai Benjamin (United States) – 43.83
• 3. Zakithi Nene (South Africa) – 44.37
• 4. Jacory Patterson (United States) – 44.41
• 5. Attila Molnár (Hungary) – 44.68
• 6. Jereem Richards (Trinidad and Tobago) – 44.72
• 7. Chris Bailey (United States) – 44.77
• 8. Bayapo Ndori (Botswana) – 45.18
• 9. Maksymilian Szwed (Poland) – 45.35

Jakob Ingebrigtsen Headlines World-Class Men's 1500m

Jakob Ingebrigtsen returns to Diamond League action as the favorite in the men's 1500m. The Norwegian star is joined by American Cole Hocker, Kenya's Phanuel Koech and Reynold Cheruiyot and Morocco's Anass Essayi.

• Ethan Strand (United States) – PB: 3:30.25
• Romain Mornet (France) – PB: 3:31.62
• Filip Ostrowski (Poland) – PB: 3:35.47
• Nathan Green (United States) – PB: 3:32.20
• Jake Heyward (Great Britain) – PB: 3:31.08
• Anass Essayi (Morocco) – PB: 3:30.17
• Hobbs Kessler (United States) – PB: 3:29.45
• Vincent Ciattei (United States) – PB: 3:30.90
• Samuel Pihlström (Sweden) – PB: 3:30.87
• Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech (Kenya) – PB: 3:27.72
• Reynold Cheruiyot (Kenya) – PB: 3:29.91
• Stefan Nillessen (Netherlands) – PB: 3:29.23
• Isaac Nader (Portugal) – PB: 3:29.37
• Cole Hocker (United States) – PB: 3:27.65
• Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway) – PB: 3:26.73
• Patryk Sieradzki (Poland) – PB: 3:58.04
• Zan Rudolf (Slovenia) – PB: 3:34.23

Jacory Patterson Leads Fast Men's 400m Field

The men's 400m features a stacked lineup led by Diamond League leader Jacory Patterson and Botswana star Busang Collen Kebinatshipi. Americans Chris Bailey and Rai Benjamin join Zakithi Nene in a race loaded with athletes capable of breaking 44 seconds.

• Bayapo Ndori (Botswana) – PB: 44.10
• Maksymilian Szwed (Poland) – PB: 44.94
• Chris Bailey (United States) – PB: 44.06
• Jacory Patterson (United States) – PB: 43.85
• Busang Collen Kebinatshipi (Botswana) – PB: 43.44
• Rai Benjamin (United States) – PB: 44.05
• Jereem Richards (Trinidad and Tobago) – PB: 43.72
• Zakithi Nene (South Africa) – PB: 43.76
• Attila Molnár (Hungary) – PB: 44.47

Tsige Duguma Edges Jessica Hull In Women's 1500m

Tsige Duguma surged to victory in the women's 1500m, running a world-leading personal best of 3:55.06. Jessica Hull finished a close second in a season-best 3:55.20, while Dorcus Ewoi completed the podium with a season-best 3:55.58.

• 1. Tsige Duguma (Ethiopia) – 3:55.06
• 2. Jessica Hull (Australia) – 3:55.20
• 3. Dorcus Ewoi (Kenya) – 3:55.58
• 4. Klaudia Kazimierska (Poland) – 3:55.59
• 5. Emily Mackay (United States) – 3:56.24
• 6. Agathe Guillemot (France) – 3:56.34
• 7. Sarah Billings (Australia) – 3:56.73
• 8. Birke Haylom (Ethiopia) – 3:56.76
• 9. Sarah Healy (Ireland) – 3:57.42
• 10. Nikki Hiltz (United States) – 4:00.52
• 11. Saron Berhe (Ethiopia) – 4:01.15
• 12. Patrícia Silva (Portugal) – 4:01.24
• 13. Linden Hall (Australia) – 4:01.44
• 14. Weronika Lizakowska (Poland) – 4:02.95
• 15. Sinclaire Johnson (United States) – 4:04.93
•     DNF. Lorea Ibarzabal (Spain)
•     DNF. Taryn Parks (United States)

Women's 1500m Brings Together World-Class Field

The women's 1500m features a stacked international field led by Ethiopia's Birke Haylom and Tsige Duguma. Americans Sinclaire Johnson and Emily Mackay, Australia's Jessica Hull and Sarah Billings and France's Agathe Guillemot add depth.

• 1. Saron Berhe (Ethiopia) – PB: 3:57.72
• 2. Sinclaire Johnson (United States) – PB: 3:56.75
• 3. Weronika Lizakowska (Poland) – PB: 3:57.31
• 4. Sarah Billings (Australia) – PB: 3:58.81
• 5. Linden Hall (Australia) – PB: 3:56.33
• 6. Emily Mackay (United States) – PB: 3:55.90
• 7. Sarah Healy (Ireland) – PB: 3:57.15
• 8. Agathe Guillemot (France) – PB: 3:56.24
• 9. Patrícia Silva (Portugal) – PB: 3:58.74
• 10. Nikki Hiltz (United States) – PB: 3:55.33
• 11. Dorcus Ewoi (Kenya) – PB: 3:54.92
• 12. Tsige Duguma (Ethiopia) – PB: 3:55.71
• 13. Birke Haylom (Ethiopia) – PB: 3:53.22
• 14. Jessica Hull (Australia) – PB: 3:50.83
• 15. Klaudia Kazimierska (Poland) – PB: 3:57.95
• 16. Taryn Parks (United States) – PB: 4:05.14
• 17. Lorea Ibarzabal (Spain) – PB: 4:07.28

Oblique Seville Breaks Meet Record To Win Men's 100m

Oblique Seville stormed to victory in the men's 100m, clocking a meet-record 9.83. Kenneth Bednarek followed in a season-best 9.87, while Christian Coleman edged the rest of the field for third in 9.93.

• 1. Oblique Seville (Jamaica) – 9.83
• 2. Kenneth Bednarek (United States) – 9.87
• 3. Christian Coleman (United States) – 9.93
• 4. Kayinsola Ajayi (Nigeria) – 9.94
• 5. Gift Leotlela (South Africa) – 9.95
• 6. Andre De Grasse (Canada) – 9.96
• 7. Akani Simbine (South Africa) – 9.96
• 8. Ronnie Baker (United States) – 9.97
• 9. Emmanuel Eseme (Cameroon) – 9.99

Olympic Medalists Highlight Loaded Men's 100m Field

The men's 100m features one of the deepest sprint fields of the Diamond League season. Americans Ronnie Baker and Christian Coleman square off with Olympic medalists Akani Simbine and Andre De Grasse, while Emmanuel Eseme, Oblique Seville and Gift Leotlela add even more firepower.

• Ronnie Baker (United States) – PB: 9.83
• Emmanuel Eseme (Cameroon) – PB: 9.83
• Akani Simbine (South Africa) – PB: 9.82
• Andre De Grasse (Canada) – PB: 9.89
• Oblique Seville (Jamaica) – PB: 9.77
• Kenneth Bednarek (United States) – PB: 9.79
• Gift Leotlela (South Africa) – PB: 9.87
• Kayinsola Ajayi (Nigeria) – PB: 9.84
• Christian Coleman (United States) – PB: 9.76

Nadia Battocletti Outkicks Field To Win Women's 5000m

Nadia Battocletti closed with a powerful final lap to win the women's 5000m in 14:54.09. Freweyni Hailu finished second, while Rose Davies claimed third as the top eight finishers were separated by just over two seconds in a tightly contested race.

• 1. Nadia Battocletti (Italy) – 14:54.09
• 2. Freweyni Hailu (Ethiopia) – 14:54.62
• 3. Rose Davies (Australia) – 14:55.39
• 4. Marta Alemayo (Ethiopia) – 14:55.46
• 5. Aleshign Baweke (Ethiopia) – 14:55.49
• 6. Senayet Getachew (Ethiopia) – 14:55.51
• 7. Fantaye Belayneh (Ethiopia) – 14:55.97
• 8. Likina Amebaw (Ethiopia) – 14:56.42
• 9. Marta García (Spain) – 14:56.48
• 10. Francine Niyomukunzi (Burundi) – 14:57.34
• 11. Hannah Nuttall (Great Britain) – 14:57.63
• 12. Maureen Koster (Netherlands) – 14:57.81
• 13. Asayech Ayichew (Ethiopia) – 14:57.92
• 14. Nozomi Tanaka (Japan) – 14:58.35
• 15. Hirut Meshesha (Ethiopia) – 14:58.86
• 16. Georgia Griffith (Australia) – 14:59.02
• 17. Lauren Ryan (Australia) – 15:02.73
• 18. Alicia Monson (United States) – 15:03.46
• 19. Yenawa Nbret (Ethiopia) – 15:04.98
• 20. Elżbieta Glinka (Poland) – 15:08.19
•     DNF. Gracie Morris (United States)
•     DNF. Kristiina Sasínek Mäki (Czech Republic)

Yaroslava Mahuchikh Wins Women's High Jump At 2.00m

Yaroslava Mahuchikh cleared 2.00m to win the women's high jump, matching the meet record in another dominant Diamond League performance.

• 1. Yaroslava Mahuchikh (Ukraine) – 2.00m
• 2. Iryna Gerashchenko (Ukraine) – 1.98m
• 3. Eleanor Patterson (Australia) – 1.98m
• 4. Nicola Olyslagers (Australia) – 1.96m
• 5. Angelina Topić (Serbia) – 1.96m
• 6. Louise Ekman (Sweden) – 1.93m
• 7. Marija Vuković (Montenegro) – 1.93m
• 8. Maria Żodzik (Poland) – 1.93m
• 9. Lamara Distin (Jamaica) – 1.89m
• 10. Yuliia Levchenko (Ukraine) – 1.89m
• 11. Vashti Cunningham (United States) – 1.89m

World Champion Matthew Denny Headlines Men's Discus

The men's discus features one of the strongest fields of the season, led by world leader Matthew Denny. Slovenia's Kristjan Čeh, Daniel Ståhl and Mykolas Alekna all have throws beyond 71 meters, setting up a blockbuster showdown among the world's best.

• Mykolas Alekna (Lithuania) – PB: 75.56m
• Kristjan Čeh (Slovenia) – PB: 72.61m
• Daniel Ståhl (Sweden) – PB: 71.86m
• Roje Stona (Jamaica) – PB: 70.66m
• Matthew Denny (Australia) – PB: 74.78m
• Alex Rose (Samoa) – PB: 71.48m
• Henrik Janssen (Germany) – PB: 69.94m
• Steven Richter (Germany) – PB: 74.00m
• Ruben Rolvink (Netherlands) – PB: 71.22m
• Ralford Mullings (Jamaica) – PB: 72.01m

Women's 5000m Features Deep Field

The women's 5000m is headlined by a loaded Ethiopian contingent featuring Likina Amebaw, Aleshign Baweke and Freweyni Hailu.

• Lauren Ryan (Australia) – PB: 14:40.39
• Nozomi Tanaka (Japan) – PB: 14:29.18
• Alicia Monson (United States) – PB: 14:19.45
• Elżbieta Glinka (Poland) – PB: 15:41.58
• Francine Niyomukunzi (Burundi) – PB: 14:41.46
• Asayech Ayichew (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:26.41
• Georgia Griffith (Australia) – PB: 14:32.82
• Yenawa Nbret (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:39.13
• Marta Alemayo (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:32.84
• Hannah Nuttall (Great Britain) – PB: 14:39.48
• Maureen Koster (Netherlands) – PB: 14:33.56
• Fantaye Belayneh (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:23.44
• Marta García (Spain) – PB: 14:33.40
• Hirut Meshesha (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:22.56
• Senayet Getachew (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:22.37
• Rose Davies (Australia) – PB: 14:31.45
• Freweyni Hailu (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:18.94
• Aleshign Baweke (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:18.54
• Likina Amebaw (Ethiopia) – PB: 14:18.41
• Nadia Battocletti (Italy) – PB: 14:23.15
• Kristiina Mäki Sasińek (Czech Republic) – PB: 15:31.15
• Gracie Morris (United States) – PB: 16:49.53

Ja'Kobe Tharp Wins American-led 110m Hurdles Final

Ja'Kobe Tharp claimed the men's 110m hurdles title in 13.05, leading an American sweep of the top four places. Trey Cunningham finished second in 13.08, Jamal Britt took third in 13.09 and Cordell Tinch placed fourth in a race dominated by the United States.

• 1. Ja'Kobe Tharp (United States) – 13.05
• 2. Trey Cunningham (United States) – 13.08
• 3. Jamal Britt (United States) – 13.09
• 4. Cordell Tinch (United States) – 13.22
• 5. Orlando Bennett (Jamaica) – 13.25
• 6. Jakub Szymański (Poland) – 13.34
• 7. Rachid Muratake (Japan) – 13.41
• 8. Just Kwaou-Mathey (France) – 13.46
•    DNF. Kendry L. Menéndez (Cuba)

Saly Sarr Soars To National Record In Triple Jump

Saly Sarr delivered the performance of the day in the women's triple jump, setting a national record of 15.08m to claim the victory. Leyanis Pérez Hernández and Davisleydi Velazco finished second and third.

• 1. Saly Sarr (Senegal) – 15.08m
• 2. Leyanis Pérez Hernández (Cuba) – 14.91m
• 3. Davisleydi Velazco (Cuba) – 14.84m
• 4. Thea Lafond (Dominica) – 14.58m
• 5. Dariya Derkach (Italy) – 14.33m
• 6. Liadagmis Povea (Cuba) – 14.18m
• 7. Aleksandra Nacheva (Bulgaria) – 14.09m
• 8. Ackelia Smith (Jamaica) – 13.97m
• 9. Ivana Španović (Serbia) – 13.46m
• 10. Saliyya Guissé (Belgium) – 13.45m

Star-Studded Men's 110m Hurdles Set For Silesia

The men's 110m hurdles features one of the deepest sprint fields of the meet, led by world leader Ja'Kobe Tharp. 

• Just Kwaou-Mathey (France) – PB: 12.99
• Rachid Muratake (Japan) – PB: 12.92
• Trey Cunningham (United States) – PB: 12.98
• Cordell Tinch (United States) – PB: 12.87
• Ja'Kobe Tharp (United States) – PB: 12.75
• Jamal Britt (United States) – PB: 12.86
• Jakub Szymański (Poland) – PB: 13.25
• Kendry L. Menéndez (Cuba) – PB: 13.01
• Orlando Bennett (Jamaica) – PB: 13.08

Gemechu Godana Breaks Meet Record In Steeplechase Victory

Gemechu Godana surged to victory in the men's 3000m steeplechase, setting a meeting record and personal best of 8:02.74. Soufiane El Bakkali finished second in 8:04.61, while Salah Eddine Ben Yazide completed the podium with a personal-best 8:05.08.

• 1. Gemechu Godana (Ethiopia) – 8:02.74
• 2. Soufiane El Bakkali (Morocco) – 8:04.61
• 3. Salah Eddine Ben Yazide (Morocco) – 8:05.08
• 4. Ruben Querinjean (Luxembourg) – 8:05.36
• 5. Samuel Firewu (Ethiopia) – 8:06.65
• 6. Edmund Serem (Kenya) – 8:09.57
• 7. Karl Bebendorf (Germany) – 8:10.40
• 8. Daniel Arce (Spain) – 8:11.04
• 9. Ryuji Miura (Japan) – 8:11.84
• 10. Mohamed Tindouft (Morocco) – 8:12.20
• 11. Matthew Wilkinson (United States) – 8:12.56
• 12. Nathan Mountain (United States) – 8:16.18
• 13. Niklas Buchholz (Germany) – 8:20.39
• 14. Ahmed Jaziri (Tunisia) – 8:22.33
• 15. Faid El Mostafa (Morocco) – 8:29.63
• 16. Maciej Megier (Poland) – 8:37.02
• 17. Amos Serem (Kenya) – 8:42.74
•     DNF. Abderrafia Bouassel (Morocco)
•     DNF. Nicolas-Marie Daru (France)

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Men's 3000m Steeplechase Features Deep Field

The men's 3000m steeplechase brings together a deep field led by Soufiane El Bakkali and Edmund Serem. 

• Ahmed Jaziri (Tunisia) – PB: 8:08.02
• Faid El Mostafa (Morocco) – PB: 8:11.64
• Nathan Mountain (United States) – PB: 8:11.92
• Maciej Megier (Poland) – PB: 8:20.17
• Niklas Buchholz (Germany) – PB: 8:14.05
• Nicolas-Marie Daru (France) – PB: 8:10.69
• Mohamed Tindouft (Morocco) – PB: 8:10.04
• Daniel Arce (Spain) – PB: 8:08.45
• Ruben Querinjean (Luxembourg) – PB: 8:09.47
• Gemechu Godana (Ethiopia) – PB: 8:05.86
• Ryuji Miura (Japan) – PB: 8:03.43
• Matthew Wilkinson (United States) – PB: 8:09.56
• Salah Eddine Ben Yazide (Morocco) – PB: 8:06.44
• Samuel Firewu (Ethiopia) – PB: 8:04.34
• Karl Bebendorf (Germany) – PB: 8:05.55
• Edmund Serem (Kenya) – PB: 8:01.61
• Soufiane El Bakkali (Morocco) – PB: 7:56.68
• Abderrafia Bouassel (Morocco) – PB: 8:22.63
• Amos Serem (Kenya) – PB: 8:02.36

Marileidy Paulino Claims Another Diamond League Victory

Marileidy Paulino continued her dominant season by winning the women's 400m in 48.87. Nickisha Pryce finished second in a season-best 49.49, while Salwa Eid Naser rounded out the podium with a season-best 49.57.

• 1. Marileidy Paulino (Dominican Republic) – 48.87
• 2. Nickisha Pryce (Jamaica) – 49.49
• 3. Salwa Eid Naser (Bahrain) – 49.57
• 4. Natalia Bukowiecka (Poland) – 49.60
• 5. Lieke Klaver (Netherlands) – 49.71
• 6. Stacey Ann Williams (Jamaica) – 49.81
• 7. Henriette Jæger (Norway) – 49.85
• 8. Aaliyah Butler (United States) – 50.38
• 9. Roxana Gómez (Cuba) – 50.88

Marileidy Paulino Headlines Elite Women's 400m

World leader Marileidy Paulino returns to Silesia looking to add another Diamond League victory against a deep field. Nickisha Pryce, Stacey Ann Williams and Henriette Jæger are among the top challengers.

• Roxana Gómez (Cuba) – PB: 49.48
• Stacey Ann Williams (Jamaica) – PB: 49.48
• Nickisha Pryce (Jamaica) – PB: 48.57
• Henriette Jæger (Norway) – PB: 49.04
• Natalia Bukowiecka (Poland) – PB: 48.90
• Marileidy Paulino (Dominican Republic) – PB: 47.98
• Aaliyah Butler (United States) – PB: 48.84
• Salwa Eid Naser (Bahrain) – PB: 48.14
• Lieke Klaver (Netherlands) – PB: 49.58

Alison Dos Santos Runs World Lead To Win 400m Hurdles

Alison dos Santos stormed to victory in the men's 400m hurdles, clocking a world-leading 46.43 to edge longtime rival Karsten Warholm. Warholm finished second in a season-best 46.52, while Brazil's Matheus Lima completed the podium with a personal-best 47.26.

• 1. Alison dos Santos (Brazil) – 46.43
• 2. Karsten Warholm (Norway) – 46.52
• 3. Matheus Lima (Brazil) – 47.26
• 4. Ezekiel Nathaniel (Nigeria) – 47.83
• 5. Oskar Edlund (Sweden) – 48.34
• 6. Ismail Nezir (Turkey) – 48.46
• 7. Abderrahman Samba (Qatar) – 48.64
• 8. Trevor Bassitt (United States) – 48.71
•    DNF. Caleb Dean (United States)

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Warholm, Dos Santos Renew Rivalry In Silesia

The men's 400m hurdles features another showdown between Karsten Warholm and Alison dos Santos, who own the season's two fastest times.

• Ismail Nezir (Turkey) – PB: 48.08
• Oskar Edlund (Sweden) – PB: 47.81
• Trevor Bassitt (United States) – PB: 47.37
• Abderrahman Samba (Qatar) – PB: 46.98
• Matheus Lima (Brazil) – PB: 47.37
• Alison dos Santos (Brazil) – PB: 46.29
• Ezekiel Nathaniel (Nigeria) – PB: 47.11
• Karsten Warholm (Norway) – PB: 45.94
• Caleb Dean (United States) – PB: 47.23

Four-Way Tie Emerges Early In Women's High Jump

Four athletes share the lead at 1.93m after the opening heights of the women's high jump. Louise Ekman, Yaroslava Mahuchikh, Nicola Olyslagers and Marija Vuković remain perfect through 1.93m.

• 1. Louise Ekman (Sweden) – 1.93m
• 2. Yaroslava Mahuchikh (Ukraine) – 1.93m
• 3. Nicola Olyslagers (Australia) – 1.93m
• 4. Marija Vuković (Montenegro) – 1.93m
• 5. Eleanor Patterson (Australia) – 1.93m
• 6. Angelina Topić (Serbia) – 1.93m
• 7. Iryna Gerashchenko (Ukraine) – 1.93m
• 8. Lamara Distin (Jamaica) – 1.89m
• 9. Yuliia Levchenko (Ukraine) – 1.89m
• 10. Maria Żodzik (Poland) – 1.89m
• 11. Vashti Cunningham (United States) – 1.89m

Thea Lafond Headlines Women's Triple Jump Field

The women's triple jump features a loaded field led by world leader Thea Lafond, who has soared 15.25m this season.

• Thea Lafond (Dominica) – PB: 15.25m
• Leyanis Pérez Hernández (Cuba) – PB: 15.06m
• Davisleydi Velazco (Cuba) – PB: 15.13m
• Saly Sarr (Senegal) – PB: 14.99m
• Liadagmis Povea (Cuba) – PB: 14.93m
• Dariya Derkach (Italy) – PB: 14.60m
• Ackelia Smith (Jamaica) – PB: 14.54m
• Aleksandra Nacheva (Bulgaria) – PB: 14.35m
• Ivana Španović (Serbia) – PB: 14.41m
• Saliyya Guissé (Belgium) – PB: 14.07m