Rome Diamond League 2025 Results: Trayvon Bromell and Beatrice Chebet clock World leads

The Rome Diamond League brought with it an exciting array of events. As the top athletes across the globe got down to action at the Stadio Olimpico, fans were treated to some cutthroat competition.

One of the most thrilling performances of the day came in the men's 100m sprint. The line-up for the event included Trayvon Bromell, Fred Kerley, Courtney Lindsey, and Ferdinand Omanyala. In a closely fought battle, it was Bromell who emerged victorious, clocking a time of 9.84s to outdo the world lead of 9.86s set by Kenny Bednarek and Abdul-Rasheed Saminu earlier this year.

Elsewhere, Beatrice Chebet put on a world-leading display in the women's 5000m race. The Kenyan absolutely dominated the field, clocking a time of 14:03.69 to finish more than 15 seconds ahead of her closest competitor. Her time, which was only two seconds shy of the world record, marks a new meet and national record, as well as a world lead.

Another exciting event at the Rome Diamond League was the men's 400m. The race saw an incredibly close battle between Paris Olympics gold-medalist Quincy Hall and South Africa’s Zakithi Nene. In the end, Hall crossed the line in 44.22s, while Nene was right behind him with a 44.23s. Rounding out the top three alongside them was Busang Collen Kebinatshipi.

Rome Diamond League 2025: Full results

Athletes in action at the 2025 Rome Diamond League - Golden Gala Pietro Mennea (Image Source: Getty)

Here are the full results from the 2025 Rome Diamond League:

Women's Pole Vault

Sandi Morris (United States) – 4.80 SB
Roberta Bruni (Italy) – 4.65
Gabriela Leon (United States) – 4.65
Marie-Julie Bonnin (France) – 4.50
Angelica Moser (Switzerland) – 4.50
Tina Šutej (Slovenia) – 4.50
Amálie Švábíková (Czech Republic) – 4.50
Imogen Ayris (New Zealand) – 4.50
Elisa Molinarolo (Italy) – 4.35

Women's Discus

Valarie Allman (United States) – 69.21 MR
Yaimé Pérez (Cuba) – 66.63
Jorinde van Klinken (Netherlands) – 65.77
Sandra Elkasević (Croatia) – 64.91
Marike Steinacker (Germany) – 64.78 SB
Feng Bin (China) – 64.19 SB
Kristin Pudenz (Germany) – 64.12
Laulauga Tausaga (United States) – 62.68
Mélina Robert-Michon (France) – 59.88
Daisy Osakue (Italy) – 56.40

Women’s Triple Jump

Shanieka Ricketts (Jamaica) – 14.64
Leyanis Pérez Hernández (Cuba) – 14.46
Thea Lafond (Dominica) – 14.30
Liadagmis Povea (Cuba) – 14.17
Jasmine Moore (United States) – 14.15
Neja Filipič (Slovenia) – 13.84
Diana Ana Maria Ion (Romania) – 13.76
Ilionis Guillaume (France) – 13.59
Ana Peleteiro-Compaoré (Spain) – 13.04

Men’s High Jump

Sanghyeok Woo (South Korea) – 2.32
Oleh Doroshchuk (Ukraine) – 2.30
Romaine Beckford (Jamaica) – 2.26
JuVaughn Harrison (United States) – 2.26
Matteo Sioli (Italy) – 2.23
Hamish Kerr (New Zealand) – 2.20
Manuel Lando (Italy) – 2.20
Jan Štefela (Czech Republic) – 2.20
Stefano Sottile (Italy) – 2.20
Gianmarco Tamberi (Italy) – 2.16
Raymond Richards (Jamaica) – 2.12

Women’s 400m Hurdles

Andrenette Knight (Jamaica) – 53.67
Ayomide Folorunso (Italy) – 54.21
Rushell Clayton (Jamaica) – 54.31
Lina Nielsen (Great Britain) – 54.66
Louise Maraval (France) – 54.86
Zenéy van der Walt (South Africa) – 55.29
Shiann Salmon (Jamaica) – 55.47
Linda Olivieri (Italy) – 56.06
Cassandra Tate (United States) – 56.15

Men’s 1,500m

Azeddine Habz (France) – 3:29.72
Timothy Cheruiyot (Kenya) – 3:29.75
Anass Essayi (Morocco) – 3:30.74
Robert Farken (Germany) – 3:30.80
Samuel Pihlström (Sweden) – 3:30.87
Reynold Cheruiyot (Kenya) – 3:30.94
Elliot Giles (Great Britain) – 3:31.13
Brian Komen (Kenya) – 3:31.14
Oliver Hoare (Australia) – 3:31.15
Federico Riva (Italy) – 3:31.42

Men’s Shot Put

Tom Walsh (New Zealand) – 21.89 SB
Zane Weir (Italy) – 21.67
Rajindra Campbell (Jamaica) – 21.64
Joe Kovacs (United States) – 21.59 SB
Adrian Piperi (United States) – 21.58 SB
Payton Otterdahl (United States) – 21.56
Leonardo Fabbri (Italy) – 21.35
Chukwuebuka Enekwechi (Nigeria) – 21.31
Andrei Rares Toader (Romania) – 20.67
Roger Steen (United States) – 20.30

Women’s 5,000m

Beatrice Chebet (Kenya) – 14:03.69
Freweyni Hailu (Ethiopia) – 14:19.33
Nadia Battocletti (Italy) – 14:23.15
Birke Haylom (Ethiopia) – 14:24.20
Gudaf Tsegay (Ethiopia) – 14:24.86
Josette Andrews (United States) – 14:25.37
Chaltu Dida (Ethiopia) – 14:27.11 PB
Aleshign Baweke (Ethiopia) – 14:27.33
Asayech Ayichew (Ethiopia) – 14:38.78
Shelby Houlihan (United States) – 14:45.29

Men's 400m

Quincy Hall (United States) – 44.22
Zakithi Nene (South Africa) – 44.23
Busang Collen Kebinatshipi (Botswana) – 44.51
Charles Dobson (Great Britain) – 44.64
Vernon Norwood (United States) – 44.86
Kirani James (Grenada) – 44.92
Alexander Doom (Belgium) – 45.60
Edoardo Scotti (Italy) – 45.68
Attila Molnár (Hungary) – DNS

Women’s 200m

Anavia Battle (United States) – 22.53
Amy Hunt (Great Britain) – 22.67
Marie-Josée Ta Lou-Smith (Côte d'Ivoire) – 22.75
McKenzie Long (United States) – 22.81
Maia McCoy (United States) – 22.91
Jessika Gbai (Côte d'Ivoire) – 22.95
Dalia Kaddari (Italy) – 23.12
Paula Sevilla (Spain) – 23.12
Maboundou Koné (Côte d'Ivoire) – 23.30

Men’s 110m Hurdles

Jason Joseph (Switzerland) – 13.14
Cordell Tinch (United States) – 13.14
Dylan Beard (United States) – 13.28
Orlando Bennett (Jamaica) – 13.29
Daniel Roberts (United States) – 13.40
Wilhem Belocian (France) – 13.44
Erwann Cinna (France) – 13.56
Omar McLeod (Jamaica) – 13.58
Asier Martínez (Spain) – 13.68

Men’s 100m

Trayvon Bromell (United States) – 9.84
Emmanuel Eseme (Cameroon) – 9.99
Ferdinand Omanyala (Kenya) – 10.01
Brandon Hicklin (United States) – 10.04
Fred Kerley (United States) – 10.06
Courtney Lindsey (United States) – 10.18
Filippo Tortu (Italy) – 10.19
Abdul Hakim Sani Brown (Japan) – 10.31 SB
Chituru Ali (Italy) – 11.21

Women's 1,500m

Sarah Healy (Ireland) – 3:59.17
Sarah Billings (Australia) – 3:59.24
Abbey Caldwell (Australia) – 3:59.32
Heather Maclean (United States) – 3:59.71
Susan Lokayo Ejore (Kenya) – 3:59.73 SB
Agueda Marques (Spain) – 4:00.57
Agathe Guillemot (France) – 4:01.49 SB
Marta Zenoni (Italy) – 4:01.52
Weronike Lizakowska (Poland) – 4:01.70 SB
Saron Berhe (Ethiopia) – 4:01.78

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