2006 AAA Championships

2006 AAA Championships
Host cityManchester, England
VenueManchester Regional Arena
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
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AAA Championships

The 2006 AAA Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 15 to 16 July at the Manchester Regional Arena in Manchester, England. It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom.[1][2][3]

It was the final major edition of the long-running competition, as it was replaced by the UK Athletics-organised British Athletics Championships the following year. This signalled a move away from the English AAA-led management of the sport, in favour of a centralised, national and elite-focused championships.

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m Marlon Devonish 10.19 Tyrone Edgar 10.23 Mark Lewis-Francis 10.28
200m Marlon Devonish 20.69 Rikki Fifton 20.69 Somto Eruchie 20.79
400m Tim Benjamin 46.00 Martyn Rooney 46.20 Robert Tobin 46.35
800m Michael Rimmer 1:47.20 Sam Ellis 1:47.49 Tim Bayley 1:47.98
1,500m Andrew Baddeley 3:41.18 Stephen Davies 3:42.52 Neil Speaight 3:43.17
5,000m Peter Riley 13:46.68 Mohamed Farah 13:49.15 Nick McCormick 13:52.26
10,000m Dominic Bannister 29:31.26 Dave Mitchinson 29:56.14 Gareth Raven 30:00.25
110m hurdles
(wind: +2.7 m/s) 		Andy Turner 13.24 w William Sharman 13.45 w Allan Scott 13.73 w
400m hurdles Rhys Williams 49.28 Dai Greene 50.00 Matthew Douglas 50.09
3000m steeplechase Jermaine Mays 8:39.95 Adam Bowden 8:40.23 Stuart Stokes 8:42.41
5000m walk Colin Griffin 19:43.40 Jamie Costin 19:54.72 Dominic King 21:21.16
high jump Martyn Bernard 2.25 m Germaine Mason 2.22 m Tom Parsons
Nick Stanisavljevic		 2.19 m
pole vault Steven Lewis 5.40 m Scott Simpson 5.30 m Paul Walker 5.15 m
long jump Greg Rutherford 8.26 m Chris Tomlinson 7.87 m Nathan Morgan 7.84 m
triple jump Phillips Idowu 17.50 m Nathan Douglas 16.99 m Tosin Oke 16.33 m
shot put Carl Myerscough 20.00 m Chris Gaviglio 17.81 m Chris Gearing 17.12 m
discus throw Carl Myerscough 61.04 m Emeka Udechuku 58.72 m Chris Gaviglio 55.76 m
hammer throw Andy Frost 69.15 m Mike Floyd 68.54 m Simon Bown 66.77 m
javelin throw Nick Nieland 80.56 m David Parker 72.39 m Neil McLellan 71.19 m
decathlon Dean Showler-Davis 7146 pts Edward Dunford 6916 pts James Wright 6906 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m Joice Maduaka 11.23 Anyika Onuora 11.39 Montell Douglas 11.57
200m Joice Maduaka 23.24 Emily Freeman 23.53 Joanne Cuddihy 23.57
400m Nicola Sanders 50.74 Gemma Nicol 53.46 Lesley Owusu 53.63
800m Rebecca Lyne 2:00.31 Jemma Simpson 2:00.49 Amanda Pritchard 2:00.55
1,500m Helen Clitheroe 4:09.64 Lisa Dobriskey 4:10.36 Katrina Wootton 4:12.01
5,000m Joanne Pavey 15:07.38 Hayley Yelling 15:30.25 Liz Yelling 15:50.92
10,000m Hayley Yelling 32:38.24 Wendy Jones 34:01.75 Morag McDonnell 34:06.03
100m hurdles
(wind: +2.5 m/s) 		Sarah Claxton 13.19 w Sara McGreavy 13.26 w Gemma Bennett 13.33 w
400m hurdles Natasha Danvers-Smith 55.58 Lee McConnell 55.82 Michelle Carey 56.68
3000m steeplechase Hattie Dean 9:52.04 Fionnuala Britton 9:53.44 Jo Ankier 9:58.22
5000m walk Ann Loughnane 22:54.97 Johanna Jackson 23:27.56 Fiona McGorum 28:42.19
high jump Deirdre Ryan 1.92 m Julie Crane 1.86 m Jessica Ennis
Stephanie Pywell		 1.82 m
pole vault Ellie Spain 4.21 m Kate Dennison 3.95 m Irie Hill 3.80 m
long jump Kelly Sotherton 6.51 m Jade Johnson 6.32 m Sarah Claxton 6.28 m
triple jump Tiombé Hurd 14.15 m Ashia Hansen 13.65 m Nadia Williams 13.27 m
shot put Julie Dunkley 16.08 m Eva Massey 15.59 m Jo Duncan 15.50 m
discus throw Claire Smithson 56.15 m Kara Sharpe 55.21 m Emma Carpenter 54.28 m
hammer throw Eileen O'Keeffe 65.62 m Shirley Webb 63.57 m Lesley Brannan 62.45 m
javelin throw Goldie Sayers 58.81 m Jo Blair 50.48 m Laura Whittingham 50.22 m
heptathlon Katia Lannon 5071 pts Grace Clements 5039 pts Leanne Buxton 4825 pts

References

  1. ^ AAA WAAA and National Championships Medalists. NUTS. Retrieved 2018-02-25.
  2. ^ AAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  3. ^ "Athletics". Irish Independent. 17 July 2006. Retrieved 6 April 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
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