Athletics at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics – Girls' 800 metres

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Girls' 800 metres
at the III Summer Youth Olympic Games
VenueParque Polideportivo Roca
Date11 October and 14 October 2018
Competitors26 from 26 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Keely Small  Australia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Athing Mu  United States
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Hirut Meshesha  Ethiopia
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The girls' 800 metres competition at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics was held on 11 and 14 October, at the Parque Polideportivo Roca.

Schedule[edit]

All times are in local time (UTC-3).

Date Time Round
Thursday, 11 October 2018 16:20 Stage 1
Sunday, 14 October 2018 15:00 Stage 2

Results[edit]

Stage 1[edit]

Rank Heat Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
1 3 4 Keely Small  Australia 2:05.68 QH3
2 1 7 Sophia Volkmer  Germany 2:06.92 QH3, PB
3 1 3 Angela Ndungwa Munguti  Kenya 2:07.34 QH3
4 1 1 Athing Mu  United States 2:08.01 QH3
5 2 4 Hirut Meshesha  Ethiopia 2:08.35 QH3
6 3 2 Prudence Sekgodiso  South Africa 2:08.53 QH3
7 1 4 Svitlana Zhulzhyk  Ukraine 2:09.73 QH3
8 3 7 Maki Ueda  Japan 2:09.91 QH3
9 2 1 Patricija Cīrule  Latvia 2:10.80 QH2
10 3 6 Nais Racasan  France 2:11.30 QH2
11 2 8 Denisa Folková  Czech Republic 2:11.97 QH2
12 3 3 Liudmila Rudzko  Belarus 2:12.65 QH2
13 1 4 Eleni Ioannidou  Greece 2:14.43 QH2
14 2 7 Alicja Stój  Poland 2:14.80 QH2
15 2 3 Fanny Arendt  Luxembourg 2:16.30 QH2
16 1 2 Aleksandra Roljić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:16.43 QH2
17 2 6 Alisa Virtanen  Finland 2:16.82 QH2
18 1 6 Relaksa Dauti  Albania 2:16.98 QH1
19 1 8 Lucía Sicre  Spain 2:17.70 QH1
20 3 8 Sebah Amar  Eritrea 2:19.18 QH1
21 3 5 Nikolina Mandić  Serbia 2:20.35 QH1
22 2 2 Regina Deogratius Mpigachai  Tanzania 2:21.29 QH1
23 2 5 Mikaela Smith  Virgin Islands 2:23.92 QH1
24 3 3 Nada Ghrouf  Palestine 2:39.11 QH1
25 2 3 Amal Kowa  Sudan 2:49.50 QH1
3 1 Zita Arusha Vincent  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines DNF QH1

Stage 2[edit]

Rank Heat Lane Athlete Nation Result Notes
1 3 5 Keely Small  Australia 2:04.76
2 3 3 Athing Mu  United States 2:05.23
3 3 8 Hirut Meshesha  Ethiopia 2:06.25
4 3 6 Sophia Volkmer  Germany 2:09.53
5 3 2 Maki Ueda  Japan 2:10.06
6 2 5 Patricija Cīrule  Latvia 2:10.08
7 3 1 Svitlana Zhulzhyk  Ukraine 2:10.21
8 2 6 Denisa Folková  Czech Republic 2:10.88
9 3 4 Angela Ndungwa Munguti  Kenya 2:11.06
10 2 7 Alicja Stój  Poland 2:11.52
11 2 4 Liudmila Rudzko  Belarus 2:12.23
12 1 7 Regina Deogratius Mpigachai  Tanzania 2:13.33 SB
13 2 8 Fanny Arendt  Luxembourg 2:13.64
14 2 7 Eleni Ioannidou  Greece 2:14.22
15 1 4 Sebah Amar  Eritrea 2:16.76
16 2 1 Alisa Virtanen  Finland 2:17.50
17 1 6 Lucía Sicre  Spain 2:17.96
18 1 3 Relaksa Dauti  Albania 2:18.09
19 1 5 Nikolina Mandić  Serbia 2:19.43
20 1 7 Mikaela Smith  Virgin Islands 2:19.88
21 2 2 Aleksandra Roljić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:20.01
22 1 8 Nada Ghrouf  Palestine 2:34.69
23 1 1 Amal Kowa  Sudan 2:49.13
3 7 Prudence Sekgodiso  South Africa DQ
1 2 Zita Arusha Vincent  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines DNS
2 3 Nais Racasan  France DNS
  • Heat 1
    Heat 1
  • Heat 2
    Heat 2

Final placing[edit]

Rank Athlete Nation Stage 1 Stage 2 Total
1st place, gold medalist(s) Keely Small  Australia 2:05.68 2:04.76 4:10.44
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Athing Mu  United States 2:08.01 2:05.23 4:13.24
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Hirut Meshesha  Ethiopia 2:08.35 2:06.25 4:14.60
4 Sophia Volkmer  Germany 2:06.92 2:09.53 4:16.45
5 Angela Ndungwa Munguti  Kenya 2:07.34 2:11.06 4:18.40
6 Svitlana Zhulzhyk  Ukraine 2:09.73 2:10.21 4:19.94
7 Maki Ueda  Japan 2:09.91 2:10.06 4:19.97
8 Patricija Cīrule  Latvia 2:10.80 2:10.08 4:20.88
9 Denisa Folková  Czech Republic 2:11.97 2:10.88 4:22.85
10 Liudmila Rudzko  Belarus 2:12.65 2:12.23 4:24.88
11 Alicja Stój  Poland 2:14.80 2:11.52 4:26.32
12 Eleni Ioannidou  Greece 2:14.43 2:14.22 4:28.65
13 Fanny Arendt  Luxembourg 2:16.30 2:13.64 4:29.94
14 Alisa Virtanen  Finland 2:16.82 2:17.50 4:34.32
15 Regina Deogratius Mpigachai  Tanzania 2:21.29 2:13.33 4:34.62
16 Relaksa Dauti  Albania 2:16.98 2:18.09 4:35.07
17 Lucía Sicre  Spain 2:17.70 2:17.96 4:35.66
18 Sebah Amar  Eritrea 2:19.18 2:16.76 4:35.94
19 Aleksandra Roljić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 2:16.43 2:20.01 4:36.44
20 Nikolina Mandić  Serbia 2:20.35 2:19.43 4:39.78
21 Mikaela Smith  Virgin Islands 2:23.92 2:19.88 4:43.80
22 Nada Ghrouf  Palestine 2:39.11 2:34.69 5:13.80
23 Amal Kowa  Sudan 2:49.50 2:49.13 5:38.63
Prudence Sekgodiso  South Africa 2:08.53 DQ
Nais Racasan  France 2:11.30 DNS
Zita Arusha Vincent  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines DNF DNS

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