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Gout flies home for third in 150m behind US great

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By John Salvado Verified
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Teen sprint sensation Gout Gout has flown home to finish third behind his training mate and new 150m world record holder Noah Lyles at the Golden Spike track and field meet in Ostrava. Paris Olympics gold medallist Lyles clocked 14.67 seconds in the rarely-contested distance, smashing the previous previous mark of 14.92 set by Jamaica's Kishane Thompson earlier this year in Florida.
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PNG sprinter Pais Wisil dreaming big ahead of Glasgow

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By John Salvado Verified
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Lightning quick, strong and with a junior rugby league pedigree, Pais Wisil sounds like an obvious target for the PNG Chiefs ahead of their NRL debut in 2028. But Papua New Guinea's fastest man has his eyes firmly set on creating more sprinting history for his homeland at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and beyond. Wisil, 25, holds the PNG national records for 60m and 100m and has every intention of going faster in the near future.
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Murphy completes rare sprint double in Darwin

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Aidan Murphy was all smiles after doing the sprint double at the Oceania championships. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS) Aidan Murphy is refusing to put a ceiling on what he and his red-hot Australian sprint teammates can achieve in 2026 and beyond after completing a rare 200m-400m double at the Oceania championships in Darwin. Murphy, 22, powered to victory in the 200m final on Friday in 20.05 seconds - his second-fastest ever time for the half-lap race.
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