Dear competitors, coaches, and guests, welcome to Zagreb! The capital of Croatia is one of the greenest cities in Europe, and you can find an oasis of nature in every part of the city. Nature is the best environment to take a break from competitions, a place where you can breathe deeply and slow down […]
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The organizers of the Boris Hanžeković Memorial have announced the events for the 74th edition of the oldest sports event in Croatia, which will be held from September 6 to 8 at three locations in Zagreb – Ban Jelačić Square, City Fountains, and the Mladost Stadium. The Meeting will once again kick off with the
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The 2024 World Athletics Continental Tour calendar has been published, with two months to go until the first Gold level meeting of the season in Australia. More than 190 meetings are included in next year’s tour, which is divided into four levels – Gold, Silver, Bronze and Challenger. The status of each meeting is determined by the
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World 3000m steeplechase record-holder Beatrice Chepkoech now also has the world 2000m steeplechase best to her name as she clocked 5:47.42 to ensure that the Boris Hanzekovic Memorial – a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – ended on a high in Zagreb. The Kenyan 32-year-old went into the event targeting the mark of 5:52.80
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Athletes Hansle Parchment (JAM), Lamont Marcell Jacobs (ITA), Sandra Perković (CRO), Beatrice Chepkoech (KEN) and Ferinand Omanyala (KEN) with Zagreb Meeting Project Manager Natko Bošnjak Beatrice Chepkoech (KEN) in a chase for a 2000 meters steeplechase world record, Hansle Parchment (JAM) attacking sub-13 race, Lamont Marcell Jacobs (ITA) and Ferdinand Omanyala (KEN) meeting record, while
Photo: BAPTISTE DANIEL Another shining star has confirmed his participation in the 73rd Boris Hanžeković Memorial. The Olympic champion, European champion and record holder Lamont Marcell Jacobs, will run 100 meter. Jacobs sensationally won gold at the Tokyo Olympics by clocking 9.80 seconds in the 100 meter final, and he also won gold with the
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Foto: BARASA_erick Following the practice of previous years, the 73rd Boris Hanžeković Memorial will feature one event in which the world best is targeted. This time, it is the women’s 2000 meter steeplechase. The chances of witnessing this record on Sunday around 8:00 PM are indeed significant because two athletes have ran close to the
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The 100 meter race is always the most intriguing and exciting discipline at all major competitions. When it comes to the Boris Hanžeković Memorial, it’s enough to say that the meeting record of a blazing 9.85 seconds is held by the world record holder and the greatest sprinter of all time, Usain Bolt. Since 2011,
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The Zagreb City Challenge was introduced last year. A jumping competition was held at Zagreb’s Ban Jelačić Square as part of the Boris Hanžeković Memorial. This competition will take place again on Friday, 8 September, starting at 6 PM, and featuring a parallel women’s and men’s long jump competition. Last year, fans witnessed multiple over
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The Boris Hanžeković Memorial event, 110 meters hurdles, has been the central event of the Zagreb Meeting for over seven decades. Therefore, the start list is always carefully considered. The 73rd Boris Hanžeković Memorial will be no exception. The start list is filled with talents and medal lists from major competitions, so we can already
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