Jovan Stojoski (Јован Стојоски; born 26 November 1997 in Belgrade) is a Serbian sprinter who represents Macedonia since 2019. Stojoski participated in the 2020 Olympic Games Tokyo.
Biography
editStojoski is a national record holder on 9 discipline: 200m outdoor, 400m hurdles, 200m indoor, 400m indoor, 400m U23 outdoor, 400m U23 indoor, 300m outdoor, 4x100m and mixed 4x400m. He won two events, 100 m and 200 m, at the 2019 European Team Championships, in Skopje.[1]
He reached the final at the 2019 European Athletics U23 Championships – Men's 400 metres in Gävle, Sweden (6th place). He represented his country at the 2019 World Athletics Championships in Doha. He was a member of AK Crvena zvezda between 2011-2018. Since 2018. he is a member of AK Ohrid.
In 2021, he is selected by World Athletics to represent North Macedonia to 2020 Summer Olympics, by Universality place on Men's 400 metres event.
Personal Records
editOutdoor:
- 100 m - 10,59 (-0,9 m/s) Bar | May 1, 2022
- 200 m - 21,32 NR (+0,1 m/s) Sarajevo | Jun 30, 2019
- 300 m - 33,83 NR Skopje | Oct 3, 2020
- 400 m - 46,81 Tokyo | Aug 1, 2021
- 400 m Hurdles - 52,33 NR Maribor | Jun 19, 2024
- 4x100 m - 41,59 NR Izmir | May 25, 2024
- 4x400 m Mixed - 3:40,64 NR Chorzów | Jun 22, 2023
Indoor:
- 60m - 6,97 Belgrade | Jan 23, 2022
- 200m - 21,56 NR Belgrade | Dec 26, 2021
- 400m - 47,18 NR Budapest | Feb 20, 2022
Career highlights
edit2016
- Balkan U20 Championship - Bolu/Turkey 400m (6th place)
- Balkan U20 Championship - Bolu/Turkey 4x400m (Bronze medal)
2018
- European Champion Clubs Cup - Tampere/Finland 4x400 DQ
2019
- World Athletics Championship - Doha/Qatar - 400m (38th place)
- European U23 Championship - Gävle/Sweden 400m (6th place)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Skopje/Macedonia 100m (Gold medal)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Skopje/Macedonia 200m (Gold medal)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Skopje/Macedonia 400m (Bronze medal)
- Balkan Senior Championship - Pravets/Bulgaria 400m (4th place)
2021
- The XXXII Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - 400m (38th place)
- European Indoor Championship - Torun/Poland - 400m (48th place)
- Championship of the Small States of Europe - Serrvalle/San Marino - 100m (Bronze medal)
- Championship of the Small States of Europe - Serrvalle/San Marino - 400m (Bronze medal)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Limassol/Cyprus 100m (4th place)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Limassol/Cyprus 200m (Bronze medal)
- European Team Championship 3rd League - Limassol/Cyprus 400m (Silver medal)
2022
- World Athletics Indoor Championship - Belgrade/Serbia - 400m (21st place)
- XIX Mediterranean Games - Oran/Algeria - 400m (12th place)
- Championship of the Small States of Europe - Marsa/Malta - 400m (Bronze medal)
- Championship of the Small States of Europe - Marsa/Malta - 100m (5th place)
2023
- European Team Championship Division 3 - Silesia/Poland - 400m (5th place)
- European Team Championship Division 3 - Silesia/Poland - 4x100m (5th place)
- European Team Championship Division 3 - Silesia/Poland - 200m (8th place)
References
edit- ^ A late disqualification for Serbia is Iceland’s gain in the Third League European Athletics
