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Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste De Départ Détaillée Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Women's Marathon 女子マラソン / Marathon - femmes SAT 7 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 06:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée WORLD RECORD 2:14:04 KOSGEI Brigid KEN Chicago, IL (USA) 13 OCT 2019 OLYMPIC RECORD 2:23:07 GELANA Tiki ETH London (GBR) 5 AUG 2012 NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 1 2002 DAVIS Stephanie GBR 26 AUG 1990 2:27:16 2:27:16 192 Height: - Gold at 2021 British Ch. Placed 2nd at 2019 London Marathon, 14th in Valencia. Finished 18th at 2018 Berlin Marathon. In other events - 24th in 10,000m at 2019 European Cup. She ran the Olympic qualifying standard just 15 months after making her marathon debut in Berlin in 2018. 'Definitely back then I was never thinking I'll be going to the Olympics in three years' time.' 2 2859 KHATALA Neheng LES 2 JUL 1992 2:28:06 2:28:06 322 Height: - Finished 13th at 2018 CWG. Placed 6th at 2019 Cape Town Marathon, 7th in 2018, 10th in 2017. In other events - 83rd in individual long distance at 2017 Cross Country WCh. Her husband Khoarahlane SEUTOALI (LES) is also a long-distance runner and finished 5th at the 2019 Cape Town Marathon. 3 1766 GALIMANY Marta ESP 5 OCT 1985 2:27:08 211 Height: - Finished 16th at 2019 WCh. Placed 24th at 2018 European Ch. In 2020 season - finished 12th at Sevilla Marathon, 13th in Valencia. Placed 8th at 2019 Rotterdam Marathon. Finished 12th at 2017 Berlin Marathon. In other events - bronze in team marathon at 2018 European Ch. Finished 33rd in half marathon at 2020 WCh, 53rd in 2016. 4 3231 ROCHA Salome POR 25 APR 1990 2:24:47 683 Height: - Finished 28th at 2019 WCh. Placed 8th at 2019 London Marathon, 8th at 2018 Berlin, 6th at 2017 Prague. In other events - finished 26th in 10,000m at 2016 OG. Bronze in team event at 2019 European Cross Country Ch, 5th in 2013. Her father Rochinha ROCHA (POR) played club football in Portugal. She started running at the age of 15. 5 2366 TIYOURI Maor ISR 13 AUG 1990 2:29:04 2:29:04 - Height: - Finished 90th at 2016 OG. Placed 63rd at 2017 WCh. Finished 7th at 2016 Ottawa Marathon in Gold Label races. In other events - placed 53rd at 2020 World Half Marathon Ch. Bronze in mixed team event at 2015 European Games. Placed 11th in 10,000m at 2011 U23 European Ch. Considered quitting in 2014 until switch from track to marathon rekindled her passion. Struggled with injuries after 2017 WCh. 6 1743 SOLOMON Kokob Tesfagaber ERI 4 JUN 1994 2:28:37 2:28:37 306 Height: - Finished 4th at 2019 Lisboa Marathon. In other events - finished 38th at 2018 World Half Marathon Ch, 5th in team event. Placed 71st at 2017 World Cross Country Ch, 11th in team event. Finished 12th in half marathon at 2019 African Games, 4th in 2015. 7 3175 NADOLSKA Karolina POL 6 SEP 1981 2:26:31 254 Height: - Placed 35th at 2016 OG. DNF at 2010 European Ch. In other events - 15th in 10,000m at 2013 WCh. Placed 20th in half marathon at 2012 WCh, 17th in 2010. Finished 13th in 10,000m at 2014 European Ch. Her husband and coach Zbigniew is a former runner who won a gold medal in the 10,000m at the 1993 Polish championships. Note: World Ranking as of 22 July 2020. Legend: PB Personal Best SB Season Best OG Olympic Games ATHWMARATHON----------FNL-000100--_N59A 1 Report created Sat 7 Aug 2021 1:26 Page 1 / 12 Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Women's Marathon 女子マラソン / Marathon - femmes SAT 7 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 06:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 8 3894 TULIAMUK Aliphine Chepkerker USA 5 APR 1989 2:26:50 94 Height: - Gold at 2020 USA Olympic Trials. In 2019 season, 3rd at Rotterdam Marathon, 12th at New York City. In other events - 15th at 2017 Cross Country WCh. Finished 8th in 10,000m at 2016 NCh. She gave birth to her daughter Zoe in January 2021. She and her partner Tim had always planned to have a child in 2021 and stuck to their plan despite the postponement of the Olympic Games. 9 2666 ICHIYAMA Mao JPN 29 MAY 1997 2:20:29 2:21:11 13 Height: - Won 2021 Osaka Marathon and 2020 Nagoya Marathon. Finished 15th at 2019 London Marathon, 7th in Tokyo. In other events - finished 19th in half marathon at 2018 WCh, 4th in team event. Placed 39th in individual long distance at 2017 Cross Country WCh, 10th in team event. 10 2910 FISIKOVICI Lilia MDA 29 MAR 1989 2:27:26 385 Height: - Finished 27th at 2016 OG. Placed 14th at 2019 London Marathon. Finished 6th at 2018 Singapore Marathon. In other events - 67th in half marathon at 2020 WCh, 36th in 2018. Finished 57th in individual long distance at 2017 European Cross Country Ch. Her husband Siergiej FISCOVICZ (UKR) competed at the 2009 Zagreb Marathon in Croatia. 11 3477 FIRISUA Sharon SOL 15 DEC 1993 3:08:56 - Height: - Finished 10th at 2018 Dalian International Marathon. In other events - finished 31st in 5000m at 2016 OG. Gold in 10,000m at 2017 Oceania Ch. Gold in 5000m at 2015, 2014 and 2013 Oceania Ch, bronze in 2017. Silver in 3000m steeplechase at 2013 Oceania Ch, bronze in 2015. She was the flag bearer for SOL at the opening ceremony of the 2019 Pacific Games. 12 2756 JEPCHIRCHIR Peres KEN 27 SEP 1993 2:17:16 12 Height: - Won 2020 Valencia Marathon. In other events - gold in half marathon at 2020 and 2016 WCh, silver in team event in 2020. She gave birth to her daughter Natalia in October 2017 and returned to competition 13 months later. 13 2753 CHEPNGETICH Ruth KEN 8 AUG 1994 2:17:08 3 Height: - Gold at 2019 WCh. Finished 3rd at 2020 London Marathon. Won 2019 Dubai Marathon. Won 2018, 2017 Istanbul Marathon. In other events - silver in half marathon team event at 2018 WCh. Her goal is to win a gold medal in Tokyo. She began competing in full marathons at age 23. 'I didn't have a coach, it was basically my friends from whom I learned a lot on the art of running.' 14 3392 van ZYL Irvette RSA 5 JUL 1987 2:28:40 2:28:40 409 Height: - DNS at 2016 OG, DNF in 2012. Finished 13th at 2021 Xiamen Marathon and Tuscany Camp Global Elite Race. Placed 9th at 2017 Cape Town Marathon, 15th at 2016 London, 10th in 2013. Husband LJ VAN ZYL (RSA) was 5th in the 400m hurdles at 2008 OG. She grew up watching aunt Frances VAN BLERK (RSA) run in marathons. Broke a course record while pregnant. Had surgery on her right knee in May 2020. Note: World Ranking as of 22 July 2020. Legend: PB Personal Best SB Season Best OG Olympic Games ATHWMARATHON----------FNL-000100--_N59A 1 Report created Sat 7 Aug 2021 1:26 Page 2 / 12 Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Women's Marathon 女子マラソン / Marathon - femmes SAT 7 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 06:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 15 2135 SCHONEBORN Deborah GER 13 MAR 1994 2:26:55 259 Height: - Finished 12th at 2020 Valencia Marathon. In other events - placed 55th at 2020 World Half Marathon Ch, 3rd in team event. Finished 23rd at 2019 European Cross Country Ch, 6th in team event. At 2018, 27th in individual, 3rd in team. Her older sister Lena SCHONEBORN won gold in modern pentathlon at 2008 OG. She has also been a modern pentathlete. Twin sister Rabea is reserve for 2020 OG marathon. 16 3230 RIBEIRO Sara Catarina POR 31 MAY 1990 2:26:39 260 Height: - DNF at 2017 WCh. Finished 9th at 2017 Berlin Marathon. In other events - 58th at 2018 European Cross Country Ch, 18th in 2017, 52nd in 2015, 31st in 2014, 38th in 2013. 4th in team event at 2017 European Cross Country Ch. Placed 9th in 10,000m at 2018 European Ch, bronze at 2011 U23 Ch. She runs 'Come and run with Catarina RIBEIRO' in Portugal, which is designed to get people involved. 17 2812 CHOI Kyungsun KOR 16 MAR 1992 2:29:06 177 Height: - Finished 54th at 2017 WCh. Placed 4th at 2018 Asian Games. Finished 8th at 2014 Seoul Marathon. She broke one of her front teeth after falling down at the 2017 world championships, but finished the race despite the injury. 18 2927 TORRES Daniela MEX 23 JUL 1994 2:28:55 2:28:55 592 Height: - Finished 15th at 2021 Xiamen Marathon and Tuscany Camp Global Elite Race. Placed 21st in individual at 2020 World Half Marathon Ch, 5th in team. She is dedicating Tokyo 2020 to her mother, who died from cancer in September 2020. 'The day before she died she told me she wanted to see me in Olympics.' The postponement of 2020 OG gave her crucial time to make transition from track to marathon.
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