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Shitaye Eshete Habtegebrel (BRN) DOB: 21 May 1990 Marathon Career Shitaye Eshete Habtegebrel (BRN) DOB: 21 May 1990 Personal Bests: 5000m: 15:03.13 (2013); 10000m: 30:47.25 (2012); Half marathon: 1:10:10 (2017) Marathon: 2:25:36 (2016) International Championships Highlights: 5000m: 10th in 2012 Olympic Games 10000m: 6th in 2012 Olympic Games & 2011 World Championships; 1st in 2011 Asian Championships 6th in 2013 World Championships World Cross Country Championships: 11th in 2010, 12th in 2011; 4th in 2013 Marathon: DNF 2016 Olympic Games Progressions: Year 3000m 5000m 10000m Half Marathon Marathon 2017 16:19.63 31:38.66 1:10:10 2:28:36 2016 2:25:36 2015 16:59.55 33:44.74 1:10:14 2014 2013 15:03.13 31:13.79 2012 8:49.27 15:05.48 30:47.25 2011 16:09.11 31:21.57 2010 15:15.79 2009 16:24.91 Marathon career Time Race Place Date 2:28:36 Osaka 5th 29 Jan 2017 DNF Olympic Games – Rio de Janeiro DNF 14 Aug 2016 2:25:36 Dubai 6th 22 Jan 2016 2017 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 1 Oct Trento Half Marathon Half marathon 1st 1:10:10 5 Aug World Championships – London 10000m 12th 31:38.66 20 May Islamic Solidarity Games – Baku 10000m 4th 31:54.95 23 Apr Yangzhou Jianzhen Half Marathon Half marathon 9th 1:12:19 11 Mar GCC Games Doha 5000m 2nd 16:19.63 8 Mar GCC Games Doha 10000m 2nd 34:08.97 29 Jan Osaka Women’s Marathon Marathon 5th 2:28:36 2016 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 14 Aug Olympic Games – Rio de Janeiro Marathon DNF DNF 22 Jan Dubai Marathon Marathon 6th 2:25:36 2015 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 25 Oct Marseille-Cassis Classic 20Km 2nd 1:06:56 12 Sept Mattoni Usti Half Marathon Half marathon 2nd 1:10:14 5 Sept Birell Grand Prix – Praha 10Km 4th 32:11 26 Apr Arab Champ – Manama 10000m 3rd 33:44.74 24 Apr Arab Champ – Manama 5000m 3rd 16:59.55 2013 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 26 Sept Palembang 10000m 1st 32:35.78 11 Aug World Championships – Moskva 10000m 6th 31:13.79 7 July Asian Athletics Championships – Pune 5000m 2nd 15:22.17 3 July Asian Athletics Championships – Pune 10000m 1st 32:17.29 13 June Bislett Games – Oslo 5000n 10th 15:03.49 11 June Gala dei Castelli – Bellinzona 1500m 4th 4:16.30 8 June FBK Games – Hengelo 5000m 6th 15:03.13 23 May Arab Athletics Championships – Doha 10000m 1st 34:25.82 21 May Arab Athletics Championships – Doha 5000m 3rd 15:54.95 24 Mar World Cross Country Championships – Bydgoszcz 8km 4th 24:34 16 Mar World Military Cross Country Championships – Apatin 4.939km 1st 16:57 2012 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 10 Aug Olympic Games - London 5000m 10th 15:19.13 7 Aug Olympic Games – London 5000m 8h2 15:05.48 3 Aug Olympic Games – London 10000m 6th 30:47.25 7 July Internationale Bottroper Leichtathletik Gala – Bottrop 5000m 1st 15:14.49 30 June Nottwil 5000m 2nd 15:49.30 24 Mar Asian Cross Country Championships - Quingzhen 8Km 1st 26:14 11 Mar World Indoor Championships – Istanbul 3000m 5th 8:51.88 9 Mar World Indoor Championships – Istanbul 3000m 4h2 9:02.13 18 Feb Asian Indoor Championships – Hangzhou 3000m 1st 8:49.27 2011 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 19 Dec Arab Games – Doha 5000m 3rd 16:15.26 15 Dec Arab Games – Doha 10000m 2nd 33:09.19 28 Oct Pan Arab Championships – Al Ain 10000m 1st 33:28.07 26 Oct Pan Arab Championships – Al Ain 5000m 1st 16:09.11 27 Aug World Championships – Daegu 10000m 6th 31:21.57 7 July Asian Championships – Kobe 10000m 1st 32:47.80 20 Mar World Cross Country Championships – Punta Umbria 8Km 12th 25:53 2010 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 5 Sept Continental Cup - Split 5000m 6th 16:15.47 14 Aug Flanders Cup - Leuven 5000m 1st 15:15.79 6 Aug DN Galan – Stockholm 5000m 7th 15:25.67 28 Mar World Cross Country Championships 8Km 11th 25:20 2009 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 10 Nov Asian Championships - Guangzhou 5000m 6th 16:24.91 28 Mar World Cross Country Championships 6Km 24th 21:50 1 Mar Asian Cross Country Championships – Manama 5.7Km 1st 19:35.2 .
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