Jessica Inchude qualified by reaching 18.36 meters in her best effort, far short of the direct qualification record of 19.15 metres, but enough to place her in the top 12 in the qualifying competition.
Eliana Bandeira was in 15th position, with 17.97 meters as her best mark, in the second test, achieving 16.86 and 17.76 in the other two, with qualification ending at 18.16 meters, with the Swede Axelina Johansson.
In this way, we will have a Portuguese woman – Jessica Inchude – in the final, scheduled for 6:37 pm on Friday.
2024-08-08 09:10:43
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