2017 French Indoor Athletics Championships

2017 French Indoor Athletics Championships
2017 French Indoor Athletics Championships
Dates	18–19 February
Host city	Bordeaux
Venue	Vélodrome de Bordeaux
Events	28
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The 2017 French Indoor Athletics Championships was the 46th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for France, organised by the French Athletics Federation. It was held on 18–19 February at the Vélodrome de Bordeaux in Bordeaux. A total of 28 events (divided evenly between the sexes) were contested over the two-day competition.

Results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres	Christophe Lemaitre	6.60	Ben Bassaw	6.79	Méba-Mickaël Zeze	6.81
200 metres	Jeffrey John	21.33	Alan Alais	21.78	Ismael Diop	21.98
400 metres	Thomas Jordier	47.56	Azir Inoussa	47.89	Nicolas Courbière	47.91
800 metres^[1]	Clément Dhainaut	1:50.37	Paul Renaudie	1:50.60	Benjamin Robert	1:52.24
1500 metres^[2]	Sofiane Selmouni	3:55.04	Samir Dahmani	3:55.20	Alexandre Saddedine	3:56.90
3000 metres^[3]	Yann Schrub	8:16.79	Florian Arnould	8:18.41	Julien Samson	8:18.49
5000 m walk^[4]	Yohann Diniz	19:14.41	Jean Blancheteau	19:14.41	Damien Molmy	20:29.79
60 m hurdles	Pascal Martinot-Lagarde	7.52	Aurel Manga	7.53	Wilhem Belocian	7.73
High jump^[5]	Abdoulaye Diarra	2.22 m	Matthieu Tomassi	2.19 m	Florian Labourel	2.15 m
Pole vault	Kévin Menaldo	5.78 m	Stanley Joseph	5.50 m	Jérôme Clavier	5.35 m
Long jump	Kafétien Gomis	7.84 m	Cédric Dufag	7.61 m	Augustin Bey	7.52 m
Triple jump	Jean-Marc Pontvianne	17.13 m	Kévin Luron	16.72 m	Benjamin Compaoré	16.62 m
Shot put^[6]	Frédéric Dagée	19.66 m	Romain Gotteland	17.90 m	Stéphane Szuster	17.16 m
Heptathlon	Maxime Maugein	5902 pts	Jérémy Lelièvre	5858 pts	Florian Geffrouais	5833 pts

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 metres	Floriane Gnafoua	7.21	Stella Akakpo	7.33	Orlann Ombissa-Dzangue	7.37
200 metres	Maroussia Paré	23.71	Solenn Compper	24.36	Hélène Parisot	24.74
400 metres	Agnès Raharolahy	:52.97	Estelle Perrossier	:53.52	Louise-Anne Bertheau	:54.55
800 metres^[7]	Imane Boukharta	2:09.19	Charlotte Mouchet	2:09.39	Lore Hoffmann	2:10.74
1500 metres	Élodie Normand	4:22.94	Manon Fage	4:25.75	Élodie Mathien	4:26.24
3000 metres	Élodie Normand	9:23.76	Lucie Lerebourg	9:25.76	Ophélie Claude-Boxberger	9:33.34
3000 m walk	Émilie Menuet	12:38.31	Clémence Beretta	12:57.30	Marine Quennehen	13:13.78
60 m hurdles	Sandra Sogoyou	8.15	Laura Valette	8.15	Antoinette Nana Djimou	8.22
High jump	Marine Vallet	1.86 m	Prisca Duvernay	1.84 m	Solène Gicquel	1.82 m
Pole vault^[8]	Maria Leonor Tavares	4.35 m	Ninon Guillon-Romarin	4.30 m	Marion Lotout	4.30 m
Long jump	Haoua Kessely	6.32 m	Angelica Berriot	6.19 m	Mona Crinière	6.12 m
Triple jump	Jeanine Assani Issouf	13.92 m	Rouguy Diallo	13.20 m	Amy Zongo-Filet	13.20 m
Shot put^[9]	Jessica Cérival	17.62 m	Antoinette Nana Djimou	15.17 m	Caroline Metayer	14.94 m
Pentathlon^[10]	Laura Arteil	4180 pts	Esther Turpin	4160 pts	Sandra Jacmaire	4119 pts

^ Tunisia's Abdessalem Ayouni won the men's 800 metres.
^ Algerian Abderrahmane Anou won the men's 1500 metres.
^ Morocco's Abdelmajid Azzaoui placed second in the men's 3000 metres.
^ Tunisia's Hédi Teraoui was third in the men's 5000 metres walk.
^ Cameroonian Fernand Djoumessi finished third in the men's high jump.
^ Congo's Franck Elemba finished first in the men's shot put.
^ Luxembourg's Charline Mathias placed first in the women's 800 metres.
^ Swedish athlete Lisa Gunnarsson came first in the women's pole vault with a height of 4.51 m.
^ Gabon's Carine Bacchetta-Mekam finished second in the women's shot put.
^ In the women's pentathlon, Portuguese Lecabela Quaresma and Benin's Odile Ahouanwanou placed first and second respectively.