Luke Davids’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South African sprinter
Is Athlete
From South Africa
Type Sports
Gender male
Birth

17 July 2001, Cape Town, South Africa

Age 19 years
Star sign Cancer

Luke Davids (født 17. juli 2001) er en sørafrikansk friidrettsutøver. Han vant 100 meter under Sommer-OL for ungdom 2018 og Afrikanske ungdomsleker 2018.

Idrettskarriere

2017

Davids deltok i det sørafrikanske U18-mesterskapet i 2017, og fikk der bronse på 100 meter og kom på fjerdeplass på 200 meter. Han deltok i Samveldelekene for ungdom 2017 i Nassau, og kom der på åttendeplass på 100 meter og femteplass på 200 meter. Han vant begge disse distansene i Tygerberg Summer Special-stevnet i Parow i Cape Town i desember.

2018

I det sørafrikanske U18-mesterskapet i 2018 vant han 100 meter, med ny personlig rekord på 10,31 sekunder, og han vant også 200 meter. Han vant 100 meter under Afrikanske ungdomsleker 2018, og fikk der sølv på 200 meter, bak Sulayman Touray fra Gambia.

Han vant 100 meter under Sommer-OL for ungdom 2018, der han løp på på 10,56 og 10,15 sekunder i de to løpene (sammenlagttid teller), men med 3,4 m/s medvind teller ikke tiden på 10,15 som personlig rekord.

Eksterne lenker

  • Luke Davids – IAAF
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