1995 AAA Championships
Dates15–16 July
Host cityBirmingham, England
VenueAlexander Stadium
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
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AAA Championships

The 1995 AAA Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 15 to 16 July at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, England. It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom.[1][2][3]

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Darren Braithwaite10.33 Jason John10.34 Darren Campbell10.37
200 metres John Regis20.37 Solomon Wariso20.53 Darren Braithwaite20.64
400 metres Mark Richardson44.94 Mark Hylton45.83 Adrian Patrick46.11
800 metres Curtis Robb1:46.78 David Strang1:47.06 Gary Lough1:48.03
1500 metres John Mayock3:40.55 Kevin McKay3:40.83 Bruno Witchalls3:41.51
3000 metres Nick Hopkins8:11.86 Nick Comerford8:13.27  David Burke (IRL)8:13.72
5000 metres Rob Denmark13:37.57 Jon Brown13:37.83  Peter Ndirangu (KEN)13:39.57
10,000 metres Gary Staines28:49.29 Jon Solly28:58.29 Chris Robison29:03.69
110 m hurdles Neil Owen13.63 Andy Tulloch13.76 Lloyd Cowan13.97
400 m hurdles  Rohan Robinson (AUS)49.21 Gary Cadogan49.70 Gary Jennings50.34
3000 metres steeplechase Spencer Duval8:24.64  Godfrey Siamusiye (ZAM)8:25.49 Keith Cullen8:29.64
10,000 m walk Darrell Stone41:10.11 Steve Partington41:14.61 Martin Bell41:16.13
High jump Steve Smith2.35 m  Chris Anderson (AUS)2.22 m Dalton Grant2.17 m
Pole vault Nick Buckfield5.50 m Andy Ashurst5.10 m Mike Edwards5.10 m
Long jump Fred Salle7.66 m  Jai Taurima (AUS)7.63 m Barrington Williams7.50 m
Triple jump Francis Agyepong17.13 m Tayo Erogbogbo15.83 m Tosi Fasinro15.65 m
Shot put Mark Proctor18.81 m Matt Simson18.27 m Shaun Pickering17.71 m
Discus throw  Nick Sweeney (IRL)60.34 m Robert Weir60.18 m Simon Williams58.20 m
Hammer throw  Sean Carlin (AUS)73.40 m Mick Jones69.44 m Jason Byrne69.44 m
Javelin throw Mick Hill80.54 m Colin Mackenzie77.50 m Nigel Bevan76.58 m
Decathlon Steve Rogers7295 pts Stephen Rowbotham6637 pts Matthew Gillard5466 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres Paula Thomas11.48 Simmone Jacobs11.50 Stephi Douglas11.53
200 metres Catherine Murphy23.40 Simmone Jacobs23.48 Joice Maduaka23.95
400 metres Melanie Neef51.63 Lorraine Hanson52.63 Georgina Oladapo52.71
800 metres Kelly Holmes1:57.56  Jill Stamison (USA)2:02.27 Abigail Hunte2:02.47
1500 metres Yvonne Murray4:11.47 Debbie Gunning4:14.42 Una English4:16.37
3000 metres Sarah Bentley9:27.12 Gaby Collison9:38.67 Amanda Thorpe9:40.08
5000 metres Alison Wyeth15:39.14  Nnenna Lynch (USA)16:10.69 Louise Watson16:11.23
10,000 metres Jill Hunter32:26.12 Louise Watson33:38.52 Jane Shields33:46.07
100 m hurdles Melani Wilkins13.34 Michelle Campbell13.36 Keri Maddox13.40
400 m hurdles Gowry Retchakan57.18 Stephanie McCann58.21 Louise Brunning58.58
5000 m walk Lisa Langford22:20.03 Vicky Lupton22:23.80 Cal Partington22:40.19
10,000 m walk Vicky Lupton45:18.8 Melanie Wright48:35.8 Sylvia Black52:40.9
High jump Lea Haggett1.85 m Diana Davies1.85 m Debbie Marti1.85 m
Pole vault  Melissa Price (USA)3.70 m Kate Staples3.50 m Claire Morrison3.30 m
Long jump  Nicole Boegman (AUS)6.50 m Denise Lewis6.42 m Yinka Idowu6.35 m
Triple jump Michelle Griffith13.43 m Rachel Kirby12.96 m Karen Skeggs12.11 m
Shot put Judy Oakes17.75 m Maggie Lynes15.67 m Carol Cooksley14.07 m
Discus throw  Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (AUS)61.98 m Jackie McKernan58.88 m Shelley Drew53.74 m
Hammer throw  Debbie Sosimenko (AUS)65.24 m  Brenda MacNaughton (AUS)56.62 m Lorraine Shaw56.26 m
Javelin throw Lorna Jackson55.48 m Sharon Gibson55.14 m Karen Martin54.96 m
Heptathlon Emma Beales5524 pts Jenny Kelly5298 pts Kerry Jury5037 pts

References

  1. ↑ AAA WAAA and National Championships Medalists. NUTS. Retrieved 2018-02-25.
  2. ↑ AAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  3. ↑ WAAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
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