2006 AAA Championships

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2006 AAA Championships
Host cityManchester, England
VenueManchester Regional Arena
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
2005


The 2006 AAA Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), held from 15 to 16 July at the Manchester Regional Arena in Manchester, England. It was considered the de facto national championships for the United Kingdom.[1][2][3]

It was the final major edition of the long-running competition, as it was replaced by the UK Athletics-organised British Athletics Championships the following year. This signalled a move away from the English AAA-led management of the sport, in favour of a centralised, national and elite-focused championships.

Medal summary

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m Marlon Devonish10.19 Tyrone Edgar10.23 Mark Lewis-Francis10.28
200m Marlon Devonish20.69 Rikki Fifton20.69 Somto Eruchie20.79
400m Wales Tim Benjamin46.00 Martyn Rooney46.20 Robert Tobin46.35
800m Michael Rimmer1:47.20 Sam Ellis1:47.49 Tim Bayley1:47.98
1,500m Andrew Baddeley3:41.18 Stephen Davies3:42.52 Neil Speaight3:43.17
5,000m Peter Riley13:46.68 Mo Farah13:49.15 Nick McCormick13:52.26
10,000m Dominic Bannister29:31.26 Dave Mitchinson29:56.14 Gareth Raven30:00.25
110m hurdles
(wind: +2.7 m/s)
Andy Turner13.24 w William Sharman13.45 w Scotland Allan Scott13.73 w
400m hurdles Wales Rhys Williams49.28 Wales Dai Greene50.00 Matthew Douglas50.09
3000m steeplechase Jermaine Mays8:39.95 Adam Bowden8:40.23 Stuart Stokes8:42.41
5000m walk Republic of Ireland Colin Griffin19:43.40 Republic of Ireland Jamie Costin19:54.72 Dominic King21:21.16
high jump Martyn Bernard2.25 m Germaine Mason2.22 m Tom Parsons
Nick Stanisavljevic
2.19 m
pole vault Steven Lewis5.40 m Wales Scott Simpson5.30 m Paul Walker5.15 m
long jump Greg Rutherford8.26 m Chris Tomlinson7.87 m Nathan Morgan7.84 m
triple jump Phillips Idowu17.50 m Nathan Douglas16.99 m Tosin Oke16.33 m
shot put Carl Myerscough20.00 m Australia Chris Gaviglio17.81 m Chris Gearing17.12 m
discus throw Carl Myerscough61.04 m Emeka Udechuku58.72 m Australia Chris Gaviglio55.76 m
hammer throw Andy Frost69.15 m Mike Floyd68.54 m Simon Bown66.77 m
javelin throw Nick Nieland80.56 m David Parker72.39 m Neil McLellan71.19 m
decathlon Dean Showler-Davis7146 pts Edward Dunford6916 pts James Wright6906 pts

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100m Joice Maduaka11.23 Anyika Onuora11.39 Montell Douglas11.57
200m Joice Maduaka23.24 Emily Freeman23.53 Republic of Ireland Joanne Cuddihy23.57
400m Nicola Sanders50.74 Scotland Gemma Nicol53.46 Lesley Owusu53.63
800m Rebecca Lyne2:00.31 Jemma Simpson2:00.49 Amanda Pritchard2:00.55
1,500m Helen Clitheroe4:09.64 Lisa Dobriskey4:10.36 Katrina Wootton4:12.01
5,000m Joanne Pavey15:07.38 Hayley Yelling15:30.25 Liz Yelling15:50.92
10,000m Hayley Yelling32:38.24 Wendy Jones34:01.75 Morag McDonnell34:06.03
100m hurdles
(wind: +2.5 m/s)
Sarah Claxton13.19 w Sara McGreavy13.26 w Gemma Bennett13.33 w
400m hurdles Natasha Danvers-Smith55.58 Scotland Lee McConnell55.82 Republic of Ireland Michelle Carey56.68
3000m steeplechase Hattie Dean9:52.04 Republic of Ireland Fionnuala Britton9:53.44 Jo Ankier9:58.22
5000m walk Republic of Ireland Ann Loughnane22:54.97 Johanna Jackson23:27.56 Fiona McGorum28:42.19
high jump Republic of Ireland Deirdre Ryan1.92 m Wales Julie Crane1.86 m Jessica Ennis
Stephanie Pywell
1.82 m
pole vault Ellie Spain4.21 m Kate Dennison3.95 m Irie Hill3.80 m
long jump Kelly Sotherton6.51 m Jade Johnson6.32 m Sarah Claxton6.28 m
triple jump United States Tiombé Hurd14.15 m Ashia Hansen13.65 m Nadia Williams13.27 m
shot put Julie Dunkley16.08 m Northern Ireland Eva Massey15.59 m Jo Duncan15.50 m
discus throw Claire Smithson56.15 m Kara Sharpe55.21 m Emma Carpenter54.28 m
hammer throw Republic of Ireland Eileen O'Keeffe65.62 m Scotland Shirley Webb63.57 m Wales Lesley Brannan62.45 m
javelin throw Goldie Sayers58.81 m Jo Blair50.48 m Laura Whittingham50.22 m
heptathlon Katia Lannon5071 pts Grace Clements5039 pts Leanne Buxton4825 pts

References

  1. AAA WAAA and National Championships Medalists. NUTS. Retrieved 2018-02-25.
  2. AAA Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  3. "Athletics". Irish Independent. 17 July 2006. Retrieved 6 April 2025 via British Newspaper Archive.