Edmonton (Canada)
3rd - 12st August 2001
(Commonwealth Stadium)
100 m
1. Zhanna Pintusevich-Block - Ukraine - 10.82
2. Ekaterini Thanou - Greece - 10.91
3. Chandra Sturrup - Bahamas - 11.02
200 m
1. Debbie Ferguson - Bahamas - 22.52
2. LaTasha Jenkins - USA - 22.85
3. Cydonie Mothersill - Cayman Islands - 22.88
400 m
1. Amy Mbacke Thiam - Senegal - 49.86
(national record)
2. Lorraine Fenton - Jamaica - 49.88
3. Ana Guevara - Mexico - 49.97
800 m
1. Marie Mutola - Mozambique - 1:57.17
2. Stephanie Graf - Austria - 1:57.20
3. Letitia Vriesde - Suriname - 1:57.35
1500 m
1. Gabriela Szabo - Romania - 4:00.57
2. Violeta Szekely - Romania - 4:01.70
3. Natalya Gorelova - Russia - 4:02.40
5000 m
1. Olga Yegorova - Russia - 15:03.39
2. Marta Domínguez - Spain - 15:06.59
3. Ayelech Worku - Ethiopia - 15:10.17
10000 m
1. Derartu Tulu - Ethiopia - 31:48.81
2. Berhane Adere - Ethiopia - 31:48.85
3. Gete Wami - Ethiopia - 31:49.98
16. Hrisostomia Iakovou - Greece - 32:31.46
(national record)
marathon
1. Lidia Simon - Romania - 2:26:01
2. Reiko Tosa - Japan - 2:26:06
3. Svetlana Zakharova - Russia - 2:26:18
100 m hurdles
1. Anjanette Kirkland - USA - 12.42
2. Gail Devers - USA - 12.54
3. Olga Shishigina - Kazakhstan - 12.58
400m hurdles
1. Nezha Bidouane - Morocco - 53.34
2. Yuliya Nosova - Russia - 54.27
3. Daimi Pernia - Cuba - 54.51
20 km walk
1. Olimpiada Ivanova - Russia - 1:27:48
(Championship record)
2. Valentina Tsybulskaya - Belarus - 1:28:49
3. Elisabetta Perrone - Italy - 1:28:56
7. Melanie Seeger - Germany - 1:30:41
(national record)
4 x 100 m
1. Germany - 42.32
(Melanie Paschke, Gabi Rockmeier, Birgit Rockmeier, Marion Wagner)
2. France - 42.39
(Sylviane Felix, Frederique Bangue, Muriel Hurtis, Odiah Sidibe)
3. Jamaica - 42.40
(Juliet Campbell, Merlene Frazer, Beverly McDonald, Astia Walker)
4 x 400 m
1. Jamaica - 3:20.65
(Sandie Richards, Catherine Scott, Debbie-Ann Parris, Lorraine Fenton)
2. Germany - 3:21.97
(Florence Ekpo-Umoh, Shanta Ghosh, Claudia Marx, Grit Breuer)
3. Russia - 3:24.92
(Irina Rosikhina, Yuliya Nosova, Anastasiya Kapachinskaya, Olesya Zykina)
long jump
1. Fiona May - Italy - 7,02 m
2. Tatyana Kotova - Russia - 7,01 m
3. Niurka Montalvo - Spain - 6,88 m
4. Tünde Vaszi - Hungary - 6,86 m
(national record)
triple jump
1. Tatyana Lebedeva - Russia - 15,25 m
2. Francoise Mbango Etone - Cameroon - 14,60 m
3. Tereza Marinova - Bulgaria - 14,58 m
high jump
1. Hestrie Cloete - South Africa - 2,00 m
2. Inha Babakova - Ukraine - 2,00 m
3. Kajsa Bergqvist - Sweden - 1,97 m
pole vault
1. Stacy Dragila - USA - 4,75 m
(Championship record)
2. Svetlana Feofanova - Russia - 4,75 m
3. Monika Pyrek - Poland - 4,55 m
shot put
1. Yanina Korolchik - Belarus - 20,61 m
(national record)
2. Nadine Kleinert - Germany - 19,86 m
3. Vita Pavlysh - Ukraine - 19,41 m
discus throw
1. Ellina Zvereva - Belarus - 67,10 m
2. Nicoleta Grasu - Romania - 66,24 m
3. Anastasia Kelesidou - Greece - 65,50 m
javelin throw
1. Osleidys Menéndez - Cuba - 69,53 m
(Championship record)
2. Mirela Manjani-Tzelili - Greece - 65,78 m
3. Sonia Bisset - Cuba - 64,69 m
hammer throw
1. Yipsi Moreno - Cuba - 70,65 m
(Central American record)
2. Olga Kuzenkova - Russia - 70,61 m
3. Bronwyn Eagles - Australia - 68,87 m
heptathlon
1. Yelena Prokhorova - Russia - 6694 points
2. Natallia Sazanovich - Belarus - 6539 points
3. Shelia Burrell - USA - 6472 points
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