The Silesia Kamila Skolimowska Memorial Stadion Śląski, Chorzów (POL), 22-23 August 2026, is, from any viewpoint, an unbelievable success.
This 12 months, the meet drew 38,000 followers to Stadion Śląski, who have been entertained by robust performances from their Polish athletes and world stars and soon-to-be stars!
Listed below are the performances by People in Silesia!
Males’s 100 meters: Kenny Bednarek was second in 9.87, and Christian Coleman was third in 9.93, with Ronnie Baker in eighth in 9.97.
Males’s 400 meters: Rai Benjamin took second in a PB of 43.83. Jacory Patterson ran 44.41 for third, and Chris Bailey ran 44.77 for seventh.
Males’s 1500 meters: Ethan Strand received the 1,500m in Silesia DL, his first DL win. Cole Hocker was third in 3:31.16, getting back from an harm; Vincent Ciattei ran 3:31.77 for seventh, Hobbs Kessler took eleventh in 3:32.76, and Nathan Inexperienced was fifteenth in 3:47.72.
Males’s 110m hurdles: Ja’Kobe Tharp received in 13.05, with Trey Cunningham in second in 13.08, Jamal Britt was third in 13.09, and Cordell Tinch, Tokyo gold WC, 13.22 in 4th.
Males’s 400m hurdles: Large battle with Alison Dos Santos and Karsten Warholm up entrance. Trevor Bassitt took eighth in 48.71. Caleb Dean was a DNF.
Males’s steeplechase: Gemecha Godana received the steeplechase, upsetting steeple deity Soufianne El Bakkali. Matthew Wilkinson was eleventh in 8:12.56. Nathan Mountain, US champ and new HOKA signee, was twelfth in 8:16.18.
Males’s pole vault: Chris Nilsen was 4th at 5.90 meters; KC Lightfoot was sixth at 5.90 meters; Zach Bradford, 2026 Indoor US champ, was eighth at 5.65 meters, with Sam Kendricks, World Champion, Olympic silver and bronze, additionally in eighth at 5.65 meters.
Males’s shot put: Jordan Geist was second within the shot put to European champ, Leonardo Fabbri, who threw 22.08m. Jordan threw 21.96m for second. Joe Kovacs was third at 21.86m. Payton Otterdahl was 4th at 21.80 m. Adrian Piperi was fifth at 21.64m, and Roger Steen was seventh at 21.46m.
Males’s Hammer Throw: Rudy Winkler, one of many most interesting hammer throwers (who will win a worldwide medal, mark my phrases), was 4th at 78.75 meters.
Girls’s 100 meters: Melissa Jefferson-Wood took the 100m in 10.78, defeating Julian Alfred.
Sha’Carri Richardson was third in 10.96. Kayla White, 11.11, was eighth.
Girls’s 300 meters: Alexis Holmes was fourth within the 300 meters in 36.18.
Girls’s 400 meters: In an extremely deep 400 meters for girls, the place seven girls have been beneath 50 seconds, Marileidy Paulino, DOM, received in 48.87. Aaliyah Butler was eighth in 50.38.
Girls’s 1,500 meters: Tsige Duguma received the 1,500m in final steps in 3:55.06 WL/PB, taking out Jess Hull. Emily Mackay was fifth in 3:56.24. Nikki Hiltz was 4:00.52, and Sinclaire Johnson was fifteenth in 4:04.93, Sinclaire simply getting back from harm.
Girls’s 5000m: Sixteen girls beneath quarter-hour, huge win for Nadia Battocletti. Alicia Monson was fifteenth in 15:03.46.
Girls’s excessive soar: Yaroslava Mahuchikh received in 2 meters. Vashti Cunningham was eleventh in 1.89 meters.
Girls’s lengthy soar: Alyssa Jones received in 6.98 meters. Monae Nichols was third in 6.95 meters. Claire Bryant was eighth in 6.53 meters.
Girls’s shot put: Chase Jackson received in 20.92 meters! Adelaide Aquila was 4th in 18.65 meters.
Girls’s hammer throw. Camryn Rogers received the HT in 77.09m. DeAnna Worth was second in 75.23m. Annete Nneka Echinkowunke was fourth in 71.08 meters.
