Kenya steals show
The Kenyans won medals in every men's and women's distance race. In some cases, the margin of victory was laughable. Check out the CBC's Scott Russell's recap.
Getting an Edge
Top-level coaches are key to success as Athletics Canada searches for ways to be more competitive on the global stage
Deserving medallist
Toronto's Aaron Brown gave the Moncton fans something to cheer about Friday night, earning a bronze medal in the men's 200 metres. Watch the race.
At the Worlds
Check out CBCSports.ca's coverage of the 2010 World Junior Track and Field Championships, with our blogger direct from Moncton and daily live streams
Results
Check out all the medal winners here on our results page, and be sure to check out the IAAF Moncton 2010 website for full standings
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Sunday July 25, 2010
Kenya steals the show
Posted by Mihira Lakshman
As the week progressed, the Kenyan runners seemed to become more and more confident.
At Mount Allison University, where the team was staying for the duration of the IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships, the lanky Kenyan distance athletes were spotted running around the campus waving their flag.
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Saturday July 24, 2010
Coaches key to future success
Posted by Mihira Lakshman
Although Team Canada has already recorded more top 8 finishes than ever before, Canada will still finish the world juniors at the back of the pack in the medal count.
Canada has never won more than more than three medals at an IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships, and coming into the meet in Moncton, the home team didn't have any athletes ranked in the top three.
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Friday July 23, 2010
Toronto's Brown wins 200m bronze
Posted by Mihira Lakshman
On a day when Canadian athletes seemed to struggle, Toronto's Aaron Brown gave the Moncton fans something to cheer about at the end of Friday night's action, at the IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships.
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Mihira Lakshman
Mihira Lakshman is an avid distance runner and has covered track and field for the CBC, and various other publications, since 2001.
He covered the 2003 Pan-Am Games, as well as several national championships over the past decade. He is also an online editor with Canadian Running magazine.
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