1990 AAA Championships

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1990 AAA Championships
Dates3–4 August
Host cityBirmingham, England
VenueAlexander Stadium
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
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AAA Championships

The 1990 AAA Championships sponsored by Panasonic, was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 3–4 August at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England. It also served as the 1990 European Championship trials.[1]

It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom, ahead of the 1990 UK Athletics Championships.[2][3][4]

Medal summary

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m
(wind: +2.5 m/s) 		United States Calvin Smith 10.21 w Linford Christie 10.21 w Darren Braithwaite 10.25 w
200m John Regis 20.28 Nigeria Olapade Adeniken 20.37 Roger Black
Australia Dean Capobianco		 20.60
400m Jamaica Howard Burnett 45.52 Trinidad and Tobago Alvin Daniel 45.64 Australia Darren Clark 46.11
800m Kenya William Tanui 1:44.14 Scotland Tom McKean 1:44.44 Kenya Robert Kibet 1:45.73
1,500m Error creating thumbnail: Neil Horsfield 3:44.70 Gary Marlow 3:46.66 Steve Crabb 3:47.10
3,000m New Zealand John Walker 8:05.01 Matthew Clarkson 8:06.22 Colin Ridding 8:07.01
5,000m Eamonn Martin 13:32.07 Kenya Elisah Songok 13:34.60 Gary Staines 13:36.11
10,000m Richard Nerurkar 28:05.16 Colin Moore 28:13.13 Paul Davies-Hale 28:24.46
110m hurdles Error creating thumbnail: Colin Jackson 13.23 Tony Jarrett 13.30 Error creating thumbnail: Nigel Walker 13.51
400m hurdles United States Nat Page 50.06 Max Robertson 50.22 Australia Leigh Miller 50.95
3000m steeplechase Kenya Philip Barkutwo 8:22.22 Scotland Tom Hanlon 8:22.60 Colin Walker 8:27.15
10,000m walk Mark Easton 41:32.80 Andi Drake 41:40.84 Sean Martindale 41:49.16
high jump Dalton Grant 2.28 m Australia Tim Forsyth 2.21 m New Zealand Roger Te Puni 2.18 m
pole vault United States Paul Benavides 5.30 m Mike Edwards 5.25 m United States Terry Womack 5.20 m
long jump Stewart Faulkner 8.05 m Northern Ireland Mark Forsythe 7.90 m Australia Dave Culbert 7.85 m
triple jump John Herbert 16.61 m Jonathan Edwards 16.51 m Vernon Samuels 16.50 m
shot put Error creating thumbnail: Paul Edwards 19.00 m Simon Williams 17.80 m Kenya Robert Walikhe 17.41 m
discus throw Abi Ekoku 57.58 m Simon Williams 55.76 m Kevin Brown 54.26 m
hammer throw Paul Head 72.68 m Mick Jones 70.38 m Jason Byrne 68.60 m
javelin throw Mick Hill 81.22 m Gary Jenson 74.18 m Roald Bradstock 74.18 m
decathlon Brian Taylor 7567 pts Mark Bishop 7516 pts Rob Laing 6958 pts

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m
(wind: +2.5 m/s) 		Stephi Douglas 11.38 w Paula Thomas 11.43 w Beverly Kinch 11.44 w
200m Jennifer Stoute 23.07 Louise Stuart 23.36 Error creating thumbnail: Sallyanne Short 23.41
400m United States Lillie Leatherwood 51.62 Linda Keough 51.77 Australia Susan Andrews 52.49
800m Ann Williams 2:03.45 Republic of Ireland Aisling Molloy 2:03.85 Lorraine Baker 2:04.65
1,500m Christina Cahill 4:12.54 Teena Colebrook 4:12.83 Bev Nicholson 4:14.55
3,000m Scotland Yvonne Murray 8:48.21 Republic of Ireland Sonia O'Sullivan 8:53.15 Alison Wyeth 8:54.45
5,000m Sally Ellis 16:45.54 Jill Harrison 17:12.11 Alison Barnes 17:14.00
10,000m Andrea Wallace 32:51.17 Julie Holland 32:55.77 Angie Hulley 33:01.31
100m hurdles Lesley-Ann Skeete 13.03 Error creating thumbnail: Kay Morley 13.05 Jacqui Agyepong 13.17
400m hurdles Gowry Retchakan 57.14 Jacqui Parker 57.43 Clare Sugden 59.40
5,000m walk Betty Sworowski 22:23.35 Helen Elleker 23:26.86 Scotland Verity Larby 23:46.68
10,000m walk Vicky Lupton 48:12.2 Helen Elleker 48:58.9 Scotland Verity Larby 51:56.0
high jump Lea Haggett 1.88 m Kerry Roberts 1.83 m Northern Ireland Janet Boyle 1.83 m
long jump Fiona May 6.66 m Mary Berkeley 6.57 m Republic of Ireland Terri Horgan 6.17 m
triple jump Evette Finikin 12.49 m w Scotland Karen Hambrook 12.16 m Julie Webster 10.78 m
shot put Judy Oakes 18.63 m Myrtle Augee 17.91 m Yvonne Hanson-Nortey 15.83 m
discus throw Australia Lisa-Marie Vizaniari 57.22 m Northern Ireland Jackie McKernan 55.48 m Janette Picton 51.14 m
javelin throw Tessa Sanderson 58.42 m Sharon Gibson 52.94 m Caroline White 52.70 m
heptathlon Joanne Mulliner 5679 pts w Clova Court 5548 pts Jenny Kelly 5516 pts

Other AAA titles

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
marathon Allister Hutton 2:10:10 Italy Salvatore Bettiol 2:10:40 Spain Juan Francisco Romera 2:10:48
marathon Nicola McCracken 2:33:07 Sally Eastall 2:34:31 Scotland Sheila Catford 2:36:42

References

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  1. ^ Lua error in Module:Citation/CS1/Configuration at line 2172: attempt to index field '?' (a nil value).
  2. ^ AAA WAAA and National Championships Medalists. NUTS. Retrieved 2018-02-25.
  3. ^ AAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  4. ^ WAAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
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