2013 World Youth Championships in Athletics – Boys' shot put

Events at the
2013 World Youth
Championships in Athletics

Track events
100 m   boys   girls
200 m boys girls
400 m boys girls
800 m boys girls
1500 m boys girls
3000 m boys girls
100 m hurdles girls
110 m hurdles boys
400 m hurdles boys girls
2000 m
steeplechase
boys girls
Medley relay boys girls
5000 m walk girls
10,000 m walk boys
Field events
Long jump boys girls
Triple jump boys girls
High jump boys girls
Pole vault boys girls
Shot put boys girls
Discus throw boys girls
Javelin throw boys girls
Hammer throw boys girls
Combined events
Heptathlon girls
Octathlon boys

The Boys' shot put at the 2013 World Youth Championships in Athletics was held on 10 July.

Records

Prior to the competition, the following records were as follows.

World Youth Best  Jacko Gill (NZL) 24.45 Auckland, New Zealand 19 December 2011
Championship Record  Jacko Gill (NZL) 24.35 Lille, France 7 July 2011
World Youth Leading  Konrad Bukowiecki (POL) 22.33 Warsaw, Poland 26 May 2013

Qualification

Qualification rule: 19.40 (Q) or at least 12 best performers (q) qualified.[1]

Rank Group Name Nationality #1 #2 #3 Result Notes
A Maksim Padzina  Belarus
A Amir Ali Patterson  United States
A Gennadiy Degtyarëv  Russia
A Artyom Davletov  Uzbekistan
A Konrad Bukowiecki  Poland
A Demar Gayle  Jamaica
A Martin Markovic  Croatia
A Henning Prüfer  Germany
A Ahmed Sherif Adel Salem  Egypt
A Nazariy Sharyy  Ukraine
A Hilmar Örn Jonsson  Iceland
A Benedict Chong Wong  New Zealand
A Kiriakos Zotos  Greece
A Leonardo Fabbri  Italy
A Kai Jones  Great Britain
A Cheng Yulong  China
A Sebastián Lazen  Chile
B Nace Pleško  Slovenia
B Kenejah Williams  Trinidad and Tobago
B Julián Pereira  Argentina
B Yuriy Fyedosov  Ukraine
B Shahin Jafari  Iran
B Yang Kang  China
B Pavol Žencár  Slovakia
B Matija Carek  Croatia
B Shakti Solanki  India
B Daniel Pardo  Spain
B Matthew Bloxham  New Zealand
B Patrick Müller  Germany
B Sebastiano Bianchetti  Italy
B John Kelly  Ireland
B Adrian Walcznyski  Poland
B Antoine Duponchel  France
B Mohamed Magdi Hamza  Egypt

References

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