Posted on August 13th, 2009 by Mark Ouma
From left Lorna Kiplagat at an IAAF Press Conference. Kiplagat (right) on her way to winning the senior women’s event at the 2007 World Cross country Championships in Mombasa Kenya. She is persued by the Ethiopian trio of Meselech Melkamu (407), Gelete Burka (partly hidden) and then defending champions Tirunesh Dibaba (403)
Kenyan-born Lorna Kiplagat of the […]
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Filed under: 2009 IAAF World Championships
Posted on August 5th, 2009 by Mark Ouma
It must be a nightmare for Ghana’s former Africa 100 and 200m champion Vida Anim knowing that she cannot be sure of competing at the World Championships next week despite achiving the qualifying standard.
Ghanaian sprinters Vida Anim and Aziz Zakari may still get to compete at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin Germany despite Ghana’s […]
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Filed under: 2009 Africa Junior Championships
Posted on August 2nd, 2009 by Mark Ouma
Nigerian Amaka Ogoegbunam emerged with three indivdual gold medal from the Africa Junior Track and Field Championships. The championships has produced the next generaltion of African elite athletes with meals spread out among 17 of the 37 participating nations.
2009 AFRICA JUNIOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS, Sunday 02 August
Germain Comarmond Stadium
Bambous Mauritius
FULL RESULTS
NOTE
WLC denotes World Leading Time
CR denotes Africa […]
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Filed under: 2009 Africa Junior Championships, 2009 IAAF World Championships
Posted on August 1st, 2009 by Mark Ouma
South African Rahme Cheyne (pole vault) and Egyptian Rana Taha (hammer throw) established Africa Junior Championship records on the third day of the Africa Junior Championships on Saturday. The updated results are as follows:
2009 AFRICA JUNIOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS, Saturday 01 August
Germain Comarmond Stadium Bambos Mauritius
FULL RESULTSNOTE
WLC denotes World Leading Time
CR denotes Africa Junior Championships […]
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Filed under: 2009 Africa Junior Championships