Yoelbi Quesada in action at the 1997 World Championships, in Athens, where he won the men's
triple jump with a life time best of 17.85 metres.
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Men's Triple Jump Final
Olympic Games 1996
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| 1. Kenny Harrison |
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USA |
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18.09m |
| 2. Jonathan Edwards |
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GBR |
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17.88m |
| 3. Yoelbi QUESADA |
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CUB |
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17.44m |
| 4. Mike Conley |
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USA |
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17.40m |
| 5. Armen Martirosyan |
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ARM |
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16.97m |
| 6. Brian Wellman |
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BER |
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16.95m |
| 7. Galin Georgiev |
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BUL |
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16.92m |
| 8. Robert Howard |
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USA |
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16.90m |
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Men's Triple Jump Final
World Athletics Championships 1997
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| 1. Yoelbi QUESADA |
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CUB |
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17.85m |
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WL PB
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| 2. Jonathan Edwards |
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GBR |
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17.69m |
| 3. Aliecer Urrutia |
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CUB |
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17.64m |
| 4. Denis Kapustin |
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RUS |
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17.59m |
| 5. Brian Wellman |
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BER |
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17.22m |
| 6. Jerome Romain |
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DMN |
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17.17m |
| 7. Christos Meletoglou |
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GRE |
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17.12m |
| 8. Andrew Owusu |
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GHA |
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17.11m |
ANNUAL PROGRESS.
2007 17.07 +0.9 La Habana 26 MAY
2006 17.02 -1.5 La Habana 03 JUN
2005 17.03 La Habana 27 JAN
2004 17.13 +0.5 Huelva 06 AUG
2003 16.97 +1.2 Paris Saint-Denis 23 AUG (aged 30)
2002 17.42 +1.8 Rivas 11 JUN
2001 16.55 -0.4 La Habana 27 MAY
2000 17.37 +0.3 Sydney (25 SEP
1999 17.40 +0.1 Palma de Mallorca 10 JUL
1998 17.27 +1.5 Uniondale (Mitchel AC), NY 21 JUL
1997 17.85 +0.9 Athína 08 AUG
1996 17.75 +0.1 Granada 29 MAY
1995 17.67 +1.4 Mar del Plata 24 MAR
1994 17.61 +0.6 London 10 SEP
1993 17.68 -0.5 La Habana 23 MAY (age 21)
1992 17.23 +0.2 La Habana 13 MAY
1991 17.13 +1.4 Tokyo 25 AUG
1990 16.68 +1.2 La Habana 07 JUL
1989 16.11 0.0 La Habana 09 JUL