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Nations at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics2013 in Swedish sportSweden at the World Championships in Athletics


MoscowRussiaIsabellah AnderssonEbba JungmarkJessica Samuelsson














Sweden at the
2013 World Championships in Athletics
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IAAF code		SWE
National federationSvenska Friidrottsförbundet
Websitewww.friidrott.se
in Moscow
Competitors23

Medals
Ranked 12th
Gold

1

Silver

0

Bronze

0

Total

1

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Sweden competed at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics in Moscow, Russia, from 10–18 August 2013. Isabellah Andersson (marathon), Ebba Jungmark (high jump) and Jessica Samuelsson (heptathlon) were all selected to compete, but withdrew due to different causes.




Contents





  • 1 Medallists


  • 2 Results

    • 2.1 Men


    • 2.2 Women



  • 3 Sources


  • 4 External links




Medallists










Medal
Name
Event
Date
 GoldAbeba Aregawi1500 metres15 August


Results



Men


Track and road events












































Athlete
Event
Heat
Semifinal
Final
Result
Rank
Result
Rank
Result
Rank

Nil de Oliveira

200 metres
20.97
34

Did not advance

Mustafa Mohamed

Marathon

2:17:09
22

Philip Nossmy

110 m hurdles
13.66
23

Did not advance

Ato Ibáñes

20 km walk

1:24.49
23

Perseus Karlström

1:28.20
38

Andreas Gustafsson

50 km walk

4:01:40
39

Ato Ibáñes

3:53:38
22
Field events












































Athlete
Event
Qualification
Final
Distance
Position
Distance
Position

Alhaji Jeng

Pole vault
5.55
7 q
5.65
9

Michel Tornéus

Long jump
7.75
19

Did not advance

Leif Arrhenius

Shot put
19.53
14

Did not advance

Niklas Arrhenius

Discus throw
59.13
24

Did not advance

Mattias Jons

Hammer throw
73.47
16

Did not advance

Kim Amb

Javelin throw
80.84
9 q
78.91
11

Gabriel Wallin
74.66
29

Did not advance
Combined events – Decathlon







































Athlete
Event

100 m

LJ

SP

HJ

400 m

110H

DT

PV

JT

1500 m
Final
Rank

Marcus Nilsson
Result
11.42
6.62
14.81
1.87
50.56
15.04
42.49
4.50
54.86
4:20.11
7540
24
Points
769
725
778
687
789
845
715
760
661
811


Women


Track and road events



































Athlete
Event
Heat
Semifinal
Final
Result
Rank
Result
Rank
Result
Rank

Moa Hjelmer

200 metres
23.33
31

Did not advance

Moa Hjelmer

400 metres
52.39
24

Did not advance

Abeba Aregawi

1500 metres
4:07.66
6 Q
4:05.66
9 Q
4:02.67

1st, gold medalist(s)

Charlotta Fougberg

3000 m steeplechase
9:59.17
26


Did not advance
Field events




































Athlete
Event
Qualification
Final
Distance
Position
Distance
Position

Emma Green Tregaro

High jump
1.92
1 q
1.97
5

Angelica Bengtsson

Pole vault
4.45
16

Did not advance

Erica Jarder

Long jump
6.59
9 q
6.47
10

Tracey Andersson

Hammer throw
61.37
26

Did not advance

Sofi Flink

Javelin throw
61.96 NR
9 Q
59.52
10
Combined events – Heptathlon






























Athlete
Event

100H

HJ

SP

200 m

LJ

JT

800 m
Final
Rank

Sofia Linde
Result
14.02
1.74
13.80
25.64
5.80
40.13
2:16.34
5822
25
Points
976
903
781
829
789
670
874


Sources



  • Selected athletes (Swedish Athletic Association) (Swedish)


External links


  • Entry standards

  • Swedish season lists








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