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Bydgoszcz (POL) World Cross Country Championships 24 March 2013 Team Standings Senior Race Women 24 March 2013 13:15 PLACERANK BIB TEAM COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH RESULT 1 KENYA KEN 19 1 132 Emily CHEBET 18 Feb 8624:24 5 133 Margaret Wangari MURIUKI 21 Mar 8624:39 6 131 Janet KISA 05 Dec 9224:46 7 128 Viola Jelagat KIBIWOT 22 Dec 8324:46 10 125 Irene Chepet CHEPTAI 04 Feb 9225:01 11 134 Beatrice Chepkemoi MUTAI 19 Apr 8725:05 2 ETHIOPIA ETH 48 2 72 Hiwot AYALEW 06 Mar 9024:27 3 80 Belaynesh OLJIRA 26 Jun 9024:33 15 84 Genet YALEW 31 Dec 9225:10 28 83 Sule UTURA 08 Feb 9025:43 29 78 Yebrqual MELESE 18 Apr 9025:44 79 Meselech MELKAMU 27 Apr 85DNF 3 BAHRAIN BRN 73 4 29 Shitaye ESHETE 21 May 9024:34 8 28 Tejitu DABA 20 Aug 9124:55 20 30 Kareema JASIM 18 Feb 8825:27 41 31 Genzeb SHUMI 29 Jan 9125:59 52 32 Aster TESFAYE 27 Oct 9026:20 4 UNITED STATES USA 90 13 203 Neely SPENCE 16 Apr 9025:08 21 198 Emily INFELD 21 Mar 9025:27 26 205 Mattie SUVER 10 Sep 8725:41 30 195 Kim CONLEY 14 Mar 8625:45 34 199 Deena KASTOR 14 Feb 7325:52 47 196 Delilah DI CRESCENZO 09 Feb 8326:05 5 IRELAND IRL 115 14 106 Fionnuala BRITTON 24 Sep 8425:08 27 108 Mary Teresa CULLEN 17 Aug 8225:42 32 107 Linda BYRNE 13 May 8625:49 42 109 Ava HUTCHINSON 30 Mar 8325:59 70 110 Elizabeth LEE 22 May 8026:55 6 FRANCE FRA 122 16 88 Sophie DUARTE 31 Jul 8125:17 33 90 Laurane PICOCHE 17 Jul 8525:50 35 87 Christelle DAUNAY 05 Dec 7425:53 38 85 Christine BARDELLE 16 Aug 7425:56 45 86 Clémence CALVIN 17 May 9026:03 1 3 Timing by SEIKO Data processing by CANON AT-XSE-W-f--1--.ST1.W.v1 Issued at 13:50 on Sunday, 24 March 2013 Official IAAF Partners Bydgoszcz (POL) World Cross Country Championships 24 March 2013 Team Standings Senior Race Women PLACERANK BIB TEAM COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH RESULT 7 GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. GBR 154 31 101 Gemma STEEL 12 Nov 8525:47 37 95 Louise DAMEN 12 Oct 8225:55 40 103 Stephanie TWELL 17 Aug 8925:58 46 91 Eleanor BAKER 11 Dec 8326:04 48 97 Lauren HOWARTH 21 Apr 9026:05 65 105 Emily WICKS 27 Jan 8526:48 8 CANADA CAN 167 24 38 Natasha FRASER 17 Dec 8125:30 25 36 Rachel CLIFF 01 Apr 8825:30 58 39 Rachel HANNAH 02 Oct 8626:35 60 35 Lindsay CARSON 06 Oct 8926:38 76 34 Maria BERNARD 06 Apr 9326:58 9 SPAIN ESP 183 22 68 Diana MARTÍN 01 Apr 8125:29 50 62 Azucena DÍAZ 19 Dec 8226:07 54 60 Sonia BEJARANO 02 Aug 8126:24 57 70 Teresa URBINA 20 Mar 8526:30 66 59 Gema BARRACHINA 10 Apr 8626:51 10 UGANDA UGA 188 9 188 Juliet CHEKWEL 25 May 9024:58 39 185 Janet ACHOLA 26 Jun 8825:58 68 192 Rebecca CHEPTEGEI 22 Feb 9126:53 72 189 Viola CHEMOS 18 Sep 9126:55 74 186 Linet CHEBET 04 Nov 9226:56 11 POLAND POL 256 51 148 Agnieszka MIERZEJEWSKA 22 Oct 8526:08 61 152 Katarzyna KOWALSKA 07 Apr 8526:40 71 147 Angelika CICHOCKA 15 Mar 8826:55 73 153 Dominika NAPIERAJ 12 Dec 9126:55 84 154 Urszula NECKA 28 Jun 8427:23 92 151 Paula KOPCIEWSKA 26 Nov 9228:12 12 JAPAN JPN 278 62 120 Ayuko SUZUKI 08 Oct 9126:41 64 112 Yukari ABE 21 Aug 8926:46 75 121 Hanae TANAKA 12 Feb 9026:56 77 115 Miho IHARA 04 Feb 8827:01 82 118 Hitomi NIIYA 26 Feb 8827:20 85 116 Mai ISHIBASHI 02 Jul 8927:28 13 BRAZIL BRA 298 59 21 Tatiele Roberta DE CARVALHO 22 Nov 8926:36 69 22 Juliana Paula DOS SANTOS 12 Jul 8326:54 80 20 Michele Cristina DAS CHAGAS 15 Jul 8727:10 90 25 Valdilene SILVA 18 Dec 9128:01 2 3 Timing by SEIKO Data processing by CANON AT-XSE-W-f--1--.ST1.W.v1 Issued at 13:50 on Sunday, 24 March 2013 Official IAAF Partners Bydgoszcz (POL) World Cross Country Championships 24 March 2013 Team Standings Senior Race Women PLACERANK BIB TEAM COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH RESULT 14 SOUTH AFRICA RSA 305 53 173 Dina Lebo PHALULA 09 Dec 8326:22 79 164 Nolene CONRAD 26 Jul 8527:08 86 170 Mapaseka MAKHANYA 09 Apr 8527:33 87 167 Christine KALMER 10 Feb 8627:45 15 AUSTRALIA AUS 344 78 10 Tasmin MCMAHON 06 Apr 9327:06 81 8 Sophie BARKER 01 Oct 8627:13 91 15 Celia SULLOHERN 05 Jul 9228:06 94 11 Tara PALM 28 Jul 8528:47 3 3 Timing by SEIKO Data processing by CANON AT-XSE-W-f--1--.ST1.W.v1 Issued at 13:50 on Sunday, 24 March 2013 Official IAAF Partners.
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