2016 French Indoor Athletics Championships

2016 French Indoor Athletics Championships
2016 French Indoor Athletics Championships
	The host stadium
Dates	27–28 February
Host city	Aubière
Venue	Jean-Pellez Stadium
Events	28
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The 2016 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 45th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France, organised by the French Athletics Federation. It was held on 27–28 February at the Jean-Pellez Stadium in Aubière. A total of 28 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.

Results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres^[1]	Christophe Lemaitre	6.64	Christopher Naliali	6.68 PB	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	6.73 PB
200 metres	Christophe Lemaitre	20.43 WL PB	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	20.54 PB	Pierre-Alexis Pessonneaux	20.98
400 metres^[2]	Angel Chelala	47.62	Patrice Maurice	47.70	Yassin Zaoujal	48.45
800 metres^[3]	Dimitri Pasquereau	1:48.33	Renaud Rosière	1:49.85	Carl Soudril	1:49.92
1500 metres^[4]	Alexandre Saddedine	3:46.76	Sofiane Selmouni	3:46.88	Samir Dahmani	3:47.17
3000 metres^[5]	Guillaume Adam	8:07.42	Djilali Bedrani	8:07.72	Florian Théophile	8:09.51
5000 m walk^[6]	Jean Blancheteau	19:45.22	Fabien Bernabe	20:43.90	Xavier Le Coz	20:50.41
60 m hurdles	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	7.47	Simon Krauss	7.73	Thomas Delmestre	7.74
High jump^[7]	Abdoulaye Diarra	2.21 m	Clément Gicquel	2.18 m	Fabrice Saint-Jean	2.14 m
Pole vault	Renaud Lavillenie	5.93 m	Stanley Joseph	5.63 m PB	Jérôme Clavier	5.50 m
Long jump	Kafétien Gomis	8.23 m PB	Raihau Maiau	7.99 m	Salim Sdiri	7.79 m
Triple jump	Teddy Tamgho	16.98 m	Harold Correa	16.91 m	Benjamin Compaoré	16.88 m
Shot put^[8]	Gaëtan Bucki	19.30 m	Frédéric Dagée	19.27 m	Romain Gotteland	18.51 m PB
Heptathlon	Jérémy Lelièvre	5965 pts	Ruben Gado	5829 pts	Maxime Maugein	5811 pts

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres^[9]	Carolle Zahi	7.18 PB	Jennifer Galais	7.27 PB	Floriane Gnafoua	7.31
200 metres	Stella Akakpo	23.27	Élise Trynkler	23.56	Caroline Chaillou	23.89
400 metres	Marie Gayot	52.81	Agnès Raharolahy	53.20	Déborah Sananes	53.89
800 metres^[10]	Lore Hoffman	2:07.82	Camille Laplace	2:07.98	Athina Bouakira	2:08.65
1500 metres	Élodie Normand	4:26.34	Johanna Geyer-Carles	4:27.04	Aurore Fleury	4:30.74
3000 metres	Emma Oudiou	9:25.51	Fanny Pruvost	9:28.12	Aisse Sow	9:32.98
3000 m walk	Enora Trebaul	13:40.99	Marine Quennehen	13:42.54	Sandra Dupont	13:57.21
60 m hurdles	Cindy Billaud	8.07	Sandra Gomis	8.12	Aisseta Diawara	8.15
High jump	Marine Vallet	1.87 m PB	Prisca Duvernay	1.81 m PB	Solène Gicquel	1.81 m PB=
Pole vault^[11]	Vanessa Boslak	4.60 m	Ninon Guillon-Romarin	4.35 m	Maria Leonor Tavares	4.30 m
Long jump	Haoua Kessely	6.42 m	Mathilde Lagarde	6.07 m	Keshia Willix	6.07 m
Triple jump	Jeanine Assani Issouf	14.17 m PB	Rouguy Diallo	14.16 m NJR	Amy Zongo	13.24 m
Shot put	Jessica Cérival	17.30 m	Rose Sharon Pierre Louis	16.13 m PB	Antoinette Nana Djimou	15.28 m
Pentathlon	Annaelle Nyabeu Djapa	4208 pts	Sandra Jacmaire	4065 pts	Anouk Forafo	4018 pts

^ Béranger-Aymard Bossé of the Central African Republic finished third in the men's 60 metres.
^ Algeria's Fethi Benchaa placed first in the men's 400 metres.
^ Algeria's Khalid Benmahdi placed first in the men's 800 metres.
^ Morocco's Rabii Doukkana placed first in the men's 1500 metres.
^ Morocco's Younès Essalhi placed first in the men's 3000 metres.
^ Ireland's Robert Heffernan placed first in the men's 5000 m walk.
^ In the men's high jump, Sudan's Ali Mohd Younes Idriss and Kenya's Mathew Sawe placed first and second, respectively.
^ Congolese Franck Elemba placed first in the men's shot put
^ Ivory Coast's Marie-Josée Ta Lou won the women's 60 metres.
^ Benin's Noélie Yarigo won the women's 800 metres while Spain's Laura Valdes Tamayo placed third.
^ Swedish athlete Lisa Gunnarsson finished third in the women's pole vault.