List_of_Cambodian_records_in_athletics

List of Cambodian records in athletics

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The following are the national records in athletics in Cambodia maintained by Cambodia's national athletics federation: Khmer Amateur Athletics Federation (KAAF).

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confusion occurred over the National record status of Pole Vaulter Helene Kong (PB 3.80m), a former Cambodian national athlete who got the France-citizenship and opted to compete for France since September 2007. Hence the Cambodian record for women's pole vault is still 2.81m (at Forbach on 27.06.2007) which achieved by Helene Kong while she competed for Cambodia

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Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
100 m	10.75 (+1.2 m/s)	Pin Wanheab	25 July 2014	Swiss Championships	Frauenfeld, Switzerland	^[1]
200 m	21.85 (+0.1 m/s)	Pin Wanheab	30 June 2012		Nottwil, Switzerland
400 m	48.82	Chhem Savin	3 September 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
400 m	47.5 h	Chhem Savin	4 August 1967		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
800 m	1:52.33	Chhun Bunthorn	9 December 2019	Southeast Asian Games	New Clark City, Philippines	^[2]
	1:52.17	Chhun Bunthorn	10 May 2023	Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	^{[citation needed]}
	1:50.09	Chhun Bunthorn	15 July 2023	Asian Championships	Bangkok, Thailand	^[3]
1500 m	4:01.8 h	Nhea Khay	16 December 1965		Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1500 m	3:59.97	Chhun Bunthorn	30 September 2023	Asian Games	Hangzhou, China	^[4]
3000 m	9:59.54	Samphors Soum	6 June 2009		Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
5000 m	14:24.71	Hem Bunting	7 December 2007	Southeast Asian Games	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand	^[5]
5 km (road)	16:13+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France
10000 m	33:40.2	Suos Chhin	September 1966		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
	32:53.07	Yan Vibol	11 May 2023	Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	^{[citation needed]}
	32:52.13	Vann Pheara	30 September 2023	Asian Games	Hangzhou, China	^[6]
10 km (road)	32:33+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France
15 km (road)	48:59+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France
Half marathon	1:09:04+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France	^[7]
25 km (road)	1:22:08+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France
30 km (road)	1:38:50+	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France
Marathon	2:23:29	Hem Bunting	15 April 2012	Paris Marathon	Paris, France	^[8]
110 m hurdles	15.79	Pech Iev	26 August 1962	Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia
400 m hurdles	56.42	Luk Khin	25 August 1962	Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia
3000 m steeplechase	10:05.0	Nhea Khay	14 November 1963		Jakarta, Indonesia
High jump	2.03 m	Sin Sitha	5 August 1972		Aachen, West Germany
Pole vault	3.90 m	Péou Chin	18 July 1968		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Long jump	7.40 m	Proch Buntol	26 November 1966		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Triple jump	14.85 m	Sao Mean	29 November 1966		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Shot put	14.07 m	Sim Samedy	15 May 2022	Southeast Asian Games	Hanoi, Vietnam	^[9]
Shot put	14.65 m	Sim Samedy	9 May 2023	Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	^[10]
Discus throw	45.90 m	Nhem Yeav	16 August 1969		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Hammer throw	45.38 m	Chun Sin San	17 August 1969		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Hammer throw	51.82 m	Pang Chamroeun Vithiear	6 May 2023	Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	^[11]
Javelin throw	42.30 m	Chorn Kompeak	25–30 October 2016		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Javelin throw	47.80 m	Touch Phoeurn	6 May 2023	Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia	^[12]
Decathlon	6156 pts	Chai Kim San	14–15 December 1971	Southeast Asian Peninsular Games	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
	11.33 (100 m), 5.80 m (long jump), 11.72 m (shot put), 1.70 m (high jump), 52.73 (400 m) / 16.07 (110 m hurdles), 35.12 m (discus), 3.22 m (pole vault), 63.30 m (javelin), 5:09.4 (1500 m)
	6320 pts ^[13]	Chai Kim San	16–17 August 1973		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
	(100 m), (long jump), (shot put), (high jump), (400 m) / (110 m hurdles), (discus), (pole vault), (javelin), (1500 m)
20 km walk (road)	1:54:31	Siravut Sinn	6 May 2006		Havana, Cuba
50 km walk (road)
4 × 100 m relay	41.8 h	Cambodia	18 July 1968		Phnom Penh, Cambodia
4 × 100 m relay	41.24	Cambodia	16 May 2022	Southeast Asian Games	Hanoi, Vietnam	^[14]
4 × 400 m relay	3:18.10	Khmer Republic Mao Samphon Chhem Savin S. Soeun Kong Saran	5 September 1973	Southeast Asian Peninsular Games	Singapore

List_of_Cambodian_records_in_athletics

List of Cambodian records in athletics

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Men

Women

Indoor

Men

Women

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