Live Streaming Links

[LuckySpikes]

Live streams/broadcasts for Wednesday 22nd June:

Wednesday to Saturday

• Troféu Brasil de Atletismo (Rio de Janeiro, BRA) - Brazilian Club Championships; No startlists yet but this is usually pretty loaded domestically and includes a full programme of disciplines

Wednesday

• Hokuren Distance Challenge 20th Anniversary Tournament (Fukagawa, JPN) - This is the precursor to the super Hokuren Distance Challenge series that starts on 2nd July; All the races here (except the W 5000) are being paced for Eugene standards. The fields are small but decent. In the Women's 10,000 Kaede Hagitani is aiming for sub-31:25 after running 31:35 on her debut when finishing 2nd at the Japanese Championships; In the Men's equivalent, no Japanese man has the Eugene standard yet but there's at least half a dozen here who'll likely be having a go; In the Women's 1000 Nozomi Tanaka is attacking her own NR, 2:37.72
• Orimattila Star Games (Orimattila, FIN) - International Women's TJ & Men's Javelin meeting; There's a good top 3 or 4 in both events including Anderson Peters and Thea Lafond
• Brněnská laťka Olympia 2022 (Brno, CZE) - International Women's High Jump meeting; Very good field here with all the best Ukrainians (incl Mahuchikh), Vukovic, Junnila, Sadullayeva & Trost

All the links & details at https://www.dropbox.com/s/oe3kkfe19g...06-22.odt?dl=0

Next major post tomorrow (Wednesday) evening for the rest of the week's action - I am away from Thursday for a long weekend.

[LuckySpikes]

Lucky, Watchathletics has a results and an upcoming meets site which do not offer visisble stuff or your full range coverage, teasers, timetablesetc which i also read. However, this year alone with copious American meets during the early and late spring, I have got the results of such meets, at unearthly hours of the night, without getting out of bed. With AW, T and F Forum, Letsrun( the masochist in me) and the ability to see meets pretty quick on Youtube, i am contented.

OK, fair enough. I agree it's quite good for results.

World Athletics' calendar & results service is also much improved in the last couple of years - https://www.worldathletics.org/compe...endar-results?

[marilyn1]

Lucky, Watchathletics has a results and an upcoming meets site which do not offer visisble stuff or your full range coverage, teasers, timetablesetc which i also read. However, this year alone with copious American meets during the early and late spring, I have got the results of such meets, at unearthly hours of the night, without getting out of bed. With AW, T and F Forum, Letsrun( the masochist in me) and the ability to see meets pretty quick on Youtube, i am contented.

[marilyn1]

Lucky, i have seen countless full results of meets all over the world very easily by watching the results via Watchathletics. I shall continue. I very rarely disagree with you on this Forum but on this post I do. Sorry.

[LuckySpikes]

Why are you bothering with the often inaccurate and slow-to-update WatchAthletics when you have this thread??

[Occasional Hope]

May not be taking BST into account.

[marilyn1]

Oops , no it says Central Euro time which maybe ain't western european time.Better check !!

[marilyn1]

It would help if the time of day wasn't confused by some sites. Watchathletics says GMT _2 hours, Paris is one hour ahead only. We miss the two heats of the 110m hurdles. Hope to see progress from Zoya.

[trickstat]

Apparently there are also Adidas and Brooks National High Schools Champs!

[Occasional Hope]

Either a mistake in the earlier listing or a change I suppose.

[LuckySpikes]

Added to the latest document above for Saturday evening is Women's Pole Vaulting in the grounds of a castle at the International Gala Pole Vault at the Castle - Barletta in Italy. Amongst the competitors are Roberta Bruni (4.66 recently) and Yana Hladiychuk (UKR; 4.61 indoors).

[LuckySpikes]

The iPlayer TV guide says 8-10pm and that would fit with the meeting timetable - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/guide/bbcthree/20220618

[Occasional Hope]

Minor point which I expect everyone will have figured out but just in case - you have the Paris DL as showing 8-10 but the BBC listings say 7-9.

[LuckySpikes]

All the details for the Balkan Championships are now filled in in the document. There's lots of good athletes competing - a good mix of experience and youth. I've pushed it to the top of the document because of the possibility of an early morning start to the stream.

[LuckySpikes]

Live streams/broadcasts for Saturday 18th June to Sunday 19th June:

There might be a couple more live streams to add to the roster. The Conti Tour Challenger meeting in Ordizia (ESP) is streaming but the fields didn't quite make the grade for inclusion.

Saturday to Sunday

• Balkan Championships (Craiova, ROU) - There's a lack of info currently but the Romanian Federation says it will be streamed (from 4.30pm on Saturday?); From what I've seen of the teams that Romania, Greece & Turkey are taking, they're quite strong with a lot of their best athletes competing
• Ongoing New Balance Outdoor Nationals (Philadelphia, PA, USA) - See the post above
• Ongoing Nike Outdoor Nationals (Eugene, OR, USA) - See the post above

Saturday

• International Hofer Pole Vault Meeting (Hof, GER) - Decent fields with the Men's event having the bigger name athletes, e.g., Lisek, Vloon & Holzdeppe
• Kuortane Games (Kuortane, FIN) - WA Continental Tour Silver meeting; The star attraction on the Men's side is the Javelin comp with Peters, Chopra, Walcott, Helander and 18yo Artur Felfner (UKR) who threw 84.32 last week; However, in general I'd say the Women's fields are stronger overall than the Men's, with good field event line-ups and a couple of pretty good track events
• Meeting Européen de Nivelles (Nivelles, BEL) - The third Belgian meeting in recent weeks that's been a first for the LSL thread! Some OK international fields here that include a few good names (e.g., Camille Laus) and a couple of Brits such as Zoe Pollock in the 400H
• Meeting de Braga (Braga, POR) - If you go top 2 or 3 deep in each event there's some decent international fields here especially on the track, e.g., in the M 400, 1500 & Steeple which includes Barros (POR) & Bouih (ITA). Mariana Machado (still only 21) goes in the 3000, in reasonable shape it seems after a quite good 1500 last night in Castellón
• Meeting Madrid (Madrid, ESP) - WA Continental Tour Silver meeting; Mostly good fields here with the highlight perhaps the W 1500 with Linden Hall, Marta Perez and 3 good young Ethiopians amongst the field
• Meeting de Paris - Paris Diamond League (Paris, FRA)

Sunday

• CityLauf Dresden (Dresden, GER) - International 10km road race; Not stellar fields here but the Men's field is headed by Lawi Kosgei (27:41 PB)

All the links & details at https://www.dropbox.com/s/umioxf027v...06-19.odt?dl=0

Next major post on Tuesday evening.