Belgium at The 2006 European Athletics Championships - Results

Results

2006 Gothenburg Gold Silver Bronze Total
Belgium (BEL) 3 0 0 3
Place Athlete Event Result
1 Kim Gevaert 100m W F: 11.06
1 Kim Gevaert 200m W F: 22.68
1 Tia Hellebaut High Jump W F: 2m03 CR/NR
4 Kristof Beyens 200m M F: 20.57 SB
5 Veerle Dejaeghere 3,000m Steeplechase W F: 9:35.78
9 Hanna Mariën 200m W SF: 23.59
10 Tom Compernolle 5,000m M F: 14:03.37
10 Nathalie De Vos 10,000m W F: 31:45.94 PB
11 Olivia Borlée 200m W SF: 23.90
11 Nathalie De Vos 5,000m W F: 15:22:68 PB
11 Monder Rizki 5,000m M F: 14:04.96
13 Pieter Desmet 3,000m Steeplechase M SF: 8:32.93
13 François Gourmet Decathlon M 7921 SB
13 Thomas Matthys 800m M SF: 1:49.65
13 Tom van Hooste 5,000m M F: 14:15.32
15 Willem van Hoof 10,000m M F: 28:57.11
15 Erik Wijmeersch 100m M SF: 10.47
16 Jesse Stroobants 10,000m M F: 28:59.91
16 Cédric Van Branteghem 400m M SF: DNF
17 Monder Rizki 10,000m M F: 29:13.62
17 Michael Velter Triple Jump M Q: 16m56
21 Tim Clerbout 1,500m M SF: 3:48.43
22 Eline Berings 100m Hurdles W R1: 13.42
23 Kevin Rans Pole Vault M Q: 5.35
27 Matthieu Vandiest 1,500m M SF: 3:50.28
DNF Fatiha Baouf 10,000m W
DNF Belgium 4x100m Relay W F: DNF
DNF Belgium 4x100m Relay M SF: DNF
DNF Jonathan Nsenga 110m Hurdles M
DNF Anja Smolders 10,000m W

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