IAAF World Junior Championships Live

Watch online streaming of 13th IAAF World Junior Championships of Athletics Live from 20th July to 25th July 2010 that will be held in Moncton Canada. Canadian World Junior Trials, Athletics Canada announced the 59-member team that will represent Canada at the 2010 IAAF World Junior Championships, July 20-25, in Moncton, Canada. Caleb Jones set a new Canadian Junior Championship record in the men’s javelin with a heave of 69.68m. The mark surpasses the record of 68.82m which was held by Scott Russell; Russell’s career has included two World Championships and one Olympic Games appearance. In the women’s 400m Katie Reid set a new championship record of 53.47 surpassing Jillian Richardson’s record which stood at 53.60. In the men’s 400m Alistair Moona broke Bryan Barnett’s championship record of 46.55. Moona, who was in a class of his own set the new standard at 46.54

The 13th IAAF World Junior Championships here in Moncton, Canada, everything looks set for the 2010 edition of this 24-year-old competition to be one of the most memorable. Moncton marks the second time the World Junior Championships are held in Canada after the city of Sudbury played host to the event back in 1988.Close to 1500 athletes have already arrived or will be arriving soon in Moncton and will be delighted at the state of the art Mondo track at the University of Moncton, which was tested a couple of weeks ago at the Canadian Nationalchampionships.

Several of these athletes, although still 19 years of age or under, are extremely experienced athletes and already well known by athletics fans worldwide. And some are here to make history in some sort or another. Jamaica’s Dexter Lee, the season’s co-World Junior leader at 10.16 could become the first male sprinter to defend a World Junior title in the men’s 100m should he add a gold medal to the one he grabbed two years ago in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Get your membership now to watch this tournament in high quality video right from your computer via your internet connection. You'll watch all the action as it happens. Click the banners on this page now.