Following the Birmingham Diamond League, the Day 6 Results for our #DiamondRaceContest in the MoC league are OUT!!
On the table, there’s been a change of fortune as some players have made giant leaps forward while others have taken few steps back.
R Sigma (Sigma Team) is definitely the man to be beaten in our league, as he maintains his top position with 1108 points, Yemi Olus (Pacesetters) takes huge steps forward to finish runner-up with 1038 points, while Javier Sanz (jss’s Team) moved to 3rd position with 1031 points.
The Birmingham Meeting was a point raking one as players had at least four picks who set Meet Records (MR). Interestingly, Triple Jumper Caterine Ibarguen, who was always the first choice for all players in every city she participated because maximum points were guaranteed, was handled her first defeat in four years, which meant a loss of points to all who chose her.
Same was with Ameer Webb who was handed his first loss in the 200m this year, while Piotr Malachowski bounced back to winning ways to obtain all points for his faithfuls who stuck with him.
R Sigma had SIX wins with five setting MR’s including his captain Kirani James, he then picked two other 2nd place finishers and one 5th place finisher who gave him just 3 points.
Javier Sanz also had the same selections as R Sigma except for Kendra Harrison, who was his captain.
On the World League tables, Christopher Maienza is the new leader with 1122 points, David Ferrer moved to 2nd position with 1121 points while Joeri VanEgmond completed the top three with 1117 points. Our league leader R Sigma, made giant leaps from 12th to be back in the top 5.
AIRTIME WINNERS for #DiamondRaceContest DAY 6
PLEASE NOTE: To redeem your prizes, kindly fill this form as airtime is only redeemable to Nigerian mobile numbers:
There will be ₦3,000 Airtime available to the public each Diamond League Day, so who were the Top 3 finishers on Day 1 in the MoC League who are not MoC staff, and how will the Airtime be shared?
1st – Jacob Ikponmwosa – 230 points
2nd – Smith Osaremwinda – 218 points
3rd – Abdulrahman Afeez – 211 points
The prizes for the Top 3 are ₦1500, ₦1000 & ₦500 Airtime respectively, to a phone number of your choice within Nigeria.
Remember to start making your team transfers for Oslo Diamond League. For those who missed picking the 9 athletes on their team for Birmingham, now is the time to do it for Oslo! There are 14 Diamond League Days altogether, so there is still plenty of time to catch up and WIN the fantastic merchandise on offer to the public at the end of the Diamond League if you can claw your way back and finish among the Top 3 players by September!
Good luck all, and may the best players win!
I join the league through making of champion with their pin and my Point is 738 so why is my Name not display on the Table?