Fabrice Lapierre

2009 World Track and Field Championships - Berlin, Germany When the World Championships commence later this year there will be two Australians who will be hoping to be in the lineup for the final of the men’s long jump. Both Fabrice Lapierre and Mitchell Watt have taken the long jmp in Australia to a whole new level in 2009, with Lapierre producing a huge jump of 8.29m at the Nationals which moved him to no.3 on the Australian all-time list. Over the last 12 months Lapierre has gone from a talented long jumper to a potential medalist at the highest level. His 8.29m performance ... Read Full Story

2009 Ponce Grand Prix, Puerto Rico - 16th May 2009 With what looks to be a quiet weekend for Australian track and field athletes competing internationally, Fabrice Lapierre will contest the long jump at the Ponce Grand Prix in Puerto Rico. Lapierre has had an amazing 2009 so far, with his PB of 8.29m being achieved when he won the Australian Championships in March. He also won the 2008 World Athletics Final and is a realistic chance to place in the top-5 at the upcoming World Championships in August. In Puerto Rico Lapierre will have some quality opposition, with the following athletes entered: Miguel ... Read Full Story

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Texas A&N Indoor, College Station USA Fabrice Lapierre has opened his 2009 campaign with a very good 8.02m performance in Texas, USA. The indoor event was a perfect opportunity for Lapierre to ease back into conpetition, ane he only missed his own indoor PB by 2 cm’s. In other news from the United States, 18 year-old Rachel Birtles has cleared 3.90m in Fayetteville, Arizona (14th February). She has had a consistent indoor season so far with performances of 3.86m, 3.80m, 3.85m, 3.75m and 3.90m. Other local results of note : Amanda Bisk has cleared 4.15min the women’s pole vault in Perth - 15/02 Linda ... Read Full Story