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Judging by the preliminary start list, the 800m race could be one of the highlights of the 70th Zagreb Meeting, which belongs to the WA Continental Tour Gold series now. Leading the start list is the current world silver medallist in this event and Bosnia and Herzegovina’s best athlete Amel Tuka, who won over a […]

The COVID-19 has also attacked athletics, like everything else, but the 70th Zagreb Meeting – WA Continental Tour Gold will survive in the circumstances that will certainly go down in history as peculiar. The basis of everything is caution – by all for all. It’s the least we can do in this moment to help

The shot put event at Zagreb’s Fountains on 14 September will for sure attract special attention of the athletics fans throughout the world. It is because the start list of the 6th Ivan Ivančić Memorial includes Olympic champion Ryan Crouser and world champion Joe Kovacs. At last year’s press conference, Joe Kovacs told the organizers

It’s less than three weeks until the 70th Zagreb Meeting and the start lists contain an increasing number of names that guarantee excellent competition in Mladost Stadium. The javelin throw will certainly be one of the highlights of the meeting, as the reigning Olympic champion Sara Kolak will share her home turf with Christin Hussong,

Foto: worldathletics.org The world’s best discus thrower, Sweden’s Daniel Ståhl, has confirmed his participation in the 70th Hanžeković Memorial. Ståhl is the reigning world champion from the 2019 Doha Championships, currently leading the world ranking with a fantastic 71.37 m throw from Sollentuna on 10 August. Only a day later, he won with a 69.23m

Great recognition for athletics and Croatian sports came from Monte Carlo at the presentation of the Continental Tour, where the Hanžeković Memorial was included in the Golden Category! Today in Monte Carlo, the popular Zagreb Hanžeković Memorial, one of the largest Croatian sports events, received another great international recognition by entering the category of the

Sandra Perkovic may not have been her usual dominant self so far this year, but the home crowd at the Hanzekovic Memorial  cheered the world and Olympic discus champion on to a 67.78m victory. German champion Kristin Pudenz led for the first two rounds after opening with 63.25m. Perkovic started her series with 62.18m, but

Not even heavy rain prevented world champion Tom Walsh from winning the shot put event at Zagreb, while putting on a real spectacle for the soaked crowd. In all 6 attempts at the 5th Ivan Ivančić Memorial, the amazing New Zealander threw over 21 metres (21.63, 21.91, 21.13, 21.49, 21.74, 21.98), but his longest throw