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Recently Added Complete Competition Results:

Actma Throwing Handicap in Canberra, AUS on 23 Mar
Winterwurf Meeting Old Boys... in Basel, SUI on 17 Mar
Alabama Senior Olympics T&#... in Opelika, USA on 23 Mar
Pentalancer Masters in Troyes, FRA on 23 Mar
Frühlingswerfertag 2024 inc... in Delmenhorst, GER on 23 Mar
Vereinswettkampf Wurf und W... in Beverstedt, GER on 15 Mar
Championnats de France in Fontenay Le Comte, FRA on 17 Mar
Epreuves Ouvertes CJESM 2èm... in Dax, FRA on 24 Mar
Tipton Jumps & Throws Fest in Tipton, GBR on 24 Mar
50 Years of CAC - Pre-Seaso... in Grangemouth, GBR on 24 Mar

 

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Individual Results Recently Added:

Abderrahmane Hamouni (ALG - M29) 47.36 - 400 Meter
Belen Bermejo (ESP - W25) 51.93 - Hammer (4kg)
Fríða Rún Þórðardóttir (ISL - W54) 20:45.0h - 5000 Meter
Artur Roig Rodero (ESP - M46) 2:29:59.0h - Marathon
Maria Nilsson (SWE - W28) 12.88 - Shot Put (4kg)
Connor Williamson (USA - M35) 18.08 - Weight Throw (15.88kg)
Christophe Ducasse (FRA - M55) 9.13 - 60m Hurdles
Nicole Bente Marie Minker (NOR - W55) 8.18 - Shot Put (3kg)
Rami Huovinen (FIN - M45) 3:56:41.0h - Marathon
Elisabeth Paulina (NED - W28) 57.49 - 400 Meter

 

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Age Grading & Combined Event Scoring

Age Grading is an adjustment for a performance (time, height or distance) based on age – the older you are, the bigger the adjustment. The adjustment, known as an Age Grade Factor, is multiplied by the performance to get an Age Graded Performance so all times, heights or distances for each event by athletes from 20 to over 100 years old can be compared to each other! The Age Graded Performance is the equivalent to what the athlete would have done when they were in their 20s.

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Meet the Athletes


Running has been the main focus since I was 10-years old. It taught me dedication, foresight and to think and stay healthy. I love being a masters’ track athlete. The masters’ community/family is far and wide with a large support system. I`ve made so many wonderful friends through running.

Running became serious when I was in high school. I earned All-American in cross-country and track. I competed at state level (Oregon) and Junior Olympics in both sports.

I went onto run one year in college and while serving active duty Air Force and Oregon Army National Guard. I excelled beyond the maximum requirements for both U.S. branches of military service - which earned me recognition.

After a 21-year break from racing, I decided to get back on the track at the age of 46. My career (U.S. Air Force, Oregon Army NG, broadcasting/print career) came first and racing took the back seat. I never quit running. However, competing in my late 20`s to early 40`s was not an option; I wasn’t able to squeeze in the needed time for training due to working 40+ hours a week.

Once I returned to racing, it was an uphill battle. It was a huge wake up call and frustrating not being able to run the same speed and accuracy I did at the age of 24. I kept thinking, "I missed out on the best performances of my life." But, then I stop myself and consider the thought that I might`ve run myself into the ground and not be able to run as a masters runner. I`m glad I took a long break. The two-decade rest has probably saved my legs and body.

I’ve earned All-American in road races (5K, 10K & HM) and outdoor track (400m, 1 Mile, 3,000m). I will continue to achieve AA because I have a strong will (and I`m stubborn to the bone). I wore my country`s uniform as an Airman and Soldier with great pride. My goal is to represent my country wearing USA as a Master Athlete. That will truly be the most proud moment of my life. My strength comes from the tenaciousness and burning desire to never quit. I hope to be running until I take my last breath.

I have a BS degree in Broadcast Communications from Southern Oregon University (1998). I currently work as a freelance photojournalist and still/video photographer. My hobbies include beading, cooking, sewing, sci-fi films, photography and writing. I served active duty Air Force in Medical Logistics at Travis Air Force Base (`87-`90) and Oregon Army National Guard in Public Affairs (`04 -` 07). I`m also an Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran (`05-`06). My husband and I have an 8-year old quarter horse (Jackson), two 4-year old Alaskan Malamutes (Halo & Neeko) and a 7-year old Papillion (Elfy).

Janelle Dickerson, USA - W59


Events & Results

Competes in: 3000; 800; 1MILE; 1500; 5000; 400; MAR; SC; 10000; HMAR;

Best Age Graded Performances:

  • 75.19% in 800
  • 74.42% in 800
  • 73.88% in 800
  • 73.53% in 400
  • 73.49% in 1MILE
  • 73.35% in 1500
  • 73.20% in 800
  • 73.04% in 800
  • 72.91% in 800
  • 72.78% in SC

Athletes in this section are selected randomly from members who have posted a photo and / or input a bio. 

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