Olympics 2012, Sports
August 7, 2012

Parchment in lane 7 for 110m hurdles final

KINGSTON, Jamaica- Hansle Parchement will run out of lane seven in the men’s 110m hurdle at 3:15 PM today.

Parchment achieved a national record of 13.14m earlier today to finish second in the semi-final behind Cuba’s Dayron Robles.

Olympic champion, American Jason Richardson will run out of four.

 See start list below:

LANE

BIB

NOC

ATHLETE

PB

SB

2

1804

GBR

CLARKE Lawrence

13.31

13.31

3

2781

RSA

FOURIE Lehann

13.28

13.28

4

3246

USA

RICHARDSON Jason 

12.98

12.98

5

1478

CUB

ROBLES Dayron

12.87

13.1

6

3236

USA

MERRITT Aries 

12.93

12.93

7

2182

JAM

PARCHMENT Hansle

13.14

13.14

8

1125

BAR

BRATHWAITE Ryan

13.14

13.23

9

1477

CUB

ORTEGA Orlando

13.09

13.09

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