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#WYCCALI2015 – Day 4 AM – Warren throws his way into the Javelin final

by Lachlan Rayner
August 2, 2015
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Clara Smith and Jemima Montag

Clara Smith and Jemima Montag at the IAAF World Youth Championships

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University of Queensland walker Clara Smith was the best-placed Australian in the 5,000m walk on day four of competition, finishing seventh in a time of 23:22.36 at the IAAF World Youth Championships, Cali 2015 in Cali, Colombia.

“I’m not used to the races like this, the start was fairly slow and, I think we can learn from it, train and come back stronger,” Smith said.

Fellow 5,000m walker Jemima Montag finished 11th in a time of 23:46.57 after spending the first half of the race in the lead pack.

“I tripped so many times,  the experience was overwhelming, you know they start off slow and that’s different, we usually start off nice and just keep it, where this was like 4.40 and, as prepared as you are there is nothing you can do,” Montag said.

QEII athlete Conor Warren made easy work of qualifying for the javelin final, with a first up attempt of 77.03m well over the 72.00m automatic qualifying mark.

“I’m stoked, it’s really good, there was going to be pressure if I didn’t, it’s nice to get it on the first throw,” Warren said.

With the third best qualifying mark Warren heads into Sunday’s final with plenty of confidence.

“I’m going to put everything into it, this one I had to relax, I’m too stiff sometimes and this one I was relaxed; in the final I’m really going to give it my all,” Warren said.

It wasn’t to be for Australia in the10,000m walk final on day four, Victorian Kyle Swan finished 33rd in a time of 50.42.45 and, unfortunately Tyler Jones didn’t finish the race after pulling out at the half-way mark.

Queanbeyan athlete Andrea Thompson jumped a competition best of 5.71m, but, it wasn’t enough to progress through to the final of the long jump finishing 17th overall.

Sydney Pacific athlete Cameron McEntyre failed to progress to the final of the javelin after two fouled attempts and a final mark of 54.00m.

Jemima Montag at the IAAF World Youth Championships
Jemima Montag
Jemima Montag at the IAAF World Youth Championships
Clara Smith and Jemima Montag
Clara Smith and Jemima Montag at the IAAF World Youth Championships

Clara Smith and Jemima Montag
Clara Smith and Jemima Montag at the IAAF World Youth Championships

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Lachlan is the Founder of Athletics Exclusive. His athletic background is basically made up of distance running, who competes in a range of events, varying from the 400m up to 3000m.

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