Andorran Athletics Championships

The Andorran Athletics Championships is an annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Andorran Athletics Federation, which serves as the national championship for the sport in Andorra.[1]

Andorran Athletics Championships
SportTrack and field
CountryAndorra

Events

The competition programme varies depending on the level of participation and several globally common athletics events are typically missing from the programme due to a lack of entries or organisational limitations. Unlike most national outdoor competitions, Andorran runners contest the 3000 metres rather than 5000 metres distance. Below are the events regularly held at the competition:[1]

Track running
Distance running
Obstacle events
Jumping events
Throwing events

Men's champions

100 metres

  • 2001: Javier Rodríguez
  • 2002: Sergi Vidal
  • 2003: Patrick Montané
  • 2004: Oriol Guillem
  • 2005: Oriol Guillem
  • 2006: Oriol Guillem

200 metres

  • 2001: Javier Rodríguez
  • 2002: Sergi Vidal
  • 2003: Javier Rodríguez
  • 2004: Oriol Guillem
  • 2005: Bernat Villela
  • 2006: Ángel Miret

400 metres

800 metres

1500 metres

3000 metres

5000 metres

10K run

Half marathon

400 metres hurdles

  • 2002: Jordi Martínez
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Marc Medina
  • 2006: Marc Medina

High jump

  • 2001: Óscar Chinchilla
  • 2002: Óscar Chinchilla
  • 2003: Bernat Vilella
  • 2004: Esteve Martín
  • 2005: Esteve Martín
  • 2006: Oriol Guillem

Pole vault

  • 2001: Xavier Consegal
  • 2002: Xavier Consegal
  • 2003: Bernat Vilella
  • 2004: Bernat Vilella
  • 2005: Robert Aleu
  • 2006: Bernat Vilella

Long jump

  • 2001: Óscar Chinchilla
  • 2002: Óscar Chinchilla
  • 2003: Patrick Montané
  • 2004: Esteve Martín
  • 2005: Ángel Miret
  • 2006: Not held

Triple jump

  • 2001: Xavier Consegal
  • 2002: Jordi Raya
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Not held

Shot put

  • 2001: Unai Olea
  • 2002: Ángel Moreno
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Joan Fernández
  • 2005: Carlos Queirós
  • 2006: Carlos Queirós

Discus throw

  • 2001: Ángel Moreno
  • 2002: Ángel Moreno
  • 2003: Ángel Moreno
  • 2004: Ángel Moreno
  • 2005: Ángel Moreno
  • 2006: Carlos Queirós

Hammer throw

  • 2001: Joan Valls
  • 2002: Joan Valls
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Joan Valls

Javelin throw

  • 2001: Adrià Pérez
  • 2002: Adrià Pérez
  • 2003: Adrià Pérez
  • 2004: Adrià Pérez
  • 2005: Carlos Queirós
  • 2006: Adrià Pérez

Cross country

Women's champions

100 metres

200 metres

  • 2001: Carme Domenjó
  • 2002: Imma Sabaté
  • 2003: Sónia González
  • 2004: Sara Guerra
  • 2005: Roser Mazón
  • 2006: Sónia Villacampa

400 metres

  • 2001: Not held
  • 2002: Eva Iglesias
  • 2003: Imma Sabaté
  • 2004: Sílvia Rossell
  • 2005: Roser Mazón
  • 2006: Natàlia Gallego

800 metres

  • 2001: María Betriu
  • 2002: Eva Iglesias
  • 2003: Sílvia Felipo
  • 2004: Eva Iglesias
  • 2005: Natàlia Gallego
  • 2006: Natàlia Gallego

1500 metres

  • 2001: María Betriu
  • 2002: Sílvia Felipo
  • 2003: Sílvia Felipo
  • 2004: no finishers
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Natàlia Gallego

3000 metres

  • 2002: Sílvia Felipo
  • 2003: Sílvia Felipo
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Natàlia Gallego

5000 metres

  • 2001: María Betriu

10K run

  • 2001: Estefanía Jiménez
  • 2002: ?
  • 2003: Eva Iglesias
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Gemma Reig

Half marathon

  • 2001: Eva Iglesias
  • 2002: María Betriu
  • 2003: María Betriu
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Estefanía Jiménez

2000 metres steeplechase

  • 2005: Gemma Iglesias

100 metres hurdles

400 metres hurdles

  • 2001: Not held
  • 2002: Elsa Santos
  • 2003: Elsa Santos
  • 2004: no finishers
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Dina Chiguen

High jump

Pole vault

  • 2001: Laura Rossell
  • 2002: Laura Rossell
  • 2003: Laura Rossell
  • 2004: María Martínez
  • 2005: María Martínez
  • 2006: Barbara Coma

Long jump

Triple jump

Shot put

  • 2001: Montserrat Pujol
  • 2002: Lorena Álvarez
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Joana Santamaría
  • 2005: Lorena Álvarez
  • 2006: Lorena Álvarez

Discus throw

  • 2001: Not held
  • 2002: Elena Villalón
  • 2003: Elena Villalón
  • 2004: Joana Santamaría
  • 2005: Not held
  • 2006: Elena Villalón

Hammer throw

  • 2001: Elena Villalón
  • 2002: Tania González
  • 2003: Elena Villalón
  • 2004: Elena Villalón
  • 2005: Elena Villalón
  • 2006: Elena Villalón

Javelin throw

  • 2001: Not held
  • 2002: Vicky Barberà
  • 2003: Not held
  • 2004: Not held
  • 2005: Laura Rossell
  • 2006: Montserrat Pujol

Cross country

  • 2001: María Betriu
  • 2002: María Betriu
  • 2003: Estefanía Jiménez
  • 2004: Eva Iglesias
  • 2005: Eva Iglesias
  • 2006: Eva Iglesias

References

  1. Andorran Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2021-04-30.
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