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PruebasPruebas deldel calendariocalendario nacionalnacional Fecha Prueba Vencedor - HOMBRES Vencedora - MUJERES 6 noviembre Torredonjimeno José España María del Mar Casillas 13 noviembre Atapuerca Aweke Ayalew (BRN) Senbere Teferi (ETH) 20 noviembre Soria Timothy Toroitich (UGA) Alice Aprot (KEN) 20 noviembre Toledo Antonio Abadía Alessandra Aguilar 27 noviembre Alcobendas Timothy Toroitich (UGA) Fiounnala McCormack (IRL) 27 noviembre Vigo Nuno Costa Ribeiro (POR) Esther Navarrete 3 diciembre Aranda de Duero Aron Kifle (ERI) Gelete Burka (ETH) 4 diciembre Granollers Titus Kipjumba Mbishei Salima Charki (MAR) 8 diciembre Cantimpalos Sergio Sánchez Tania Carretero 11 diciembre Quintanar Sergio Sánchez Ana Lozano 17 diciembre Yecla Yamile Haileselassie (ERI) Tania Carretero 27 diciembre Venta de Baños Aweke Ayalew (BRN) Etenesh Diro (ETH) 8 enero Amorebieta Nguse Amlosom (ERI) Jessica Anne Martin (GBR) 16 enero Santiponce Aweke Ayalew (BRN) Senbere Teferi (ETH) 22 enero Elgoibar Joshua Cheptegei Senbere Teferi (ETH) 22 enero Huesca Thierry Ndikunwenyo (BDI) Marija Maayouf (MAR) 29 enero Madrid José España Elena García 29 enero San Sebastián Sadik Mikhou (BRN) Bontu Edao (BRN) 5 febrero Valladolid Fred Musobo (UGA) Nuria Lugueros 5 febrero Guadalajara Ricardo Serrano Sonia Labrado 12 febrero Talayuela El Hassan Elabassi (BRN) Ruth Jebet (BRN) 12 febrero Sonseca Sergio Sánchez Irene Sánchez-Escribano 773 PRUEBAS DEL CALENDARIO NACIONAL 2016/2017 XXXI CROSS DEL ACEITE HISTORIAL DE VENCEDORES Torredonjimeno (Jaén), 6 de noviembre Año HOMBRES MUJERES HOMBRES 1985 Juan José Rosario Laura Blanco Senior/Promesa (9.000m): 1. José España 29:28 - 2. Mustapha Sabi- 1986 Juan José Rosario Marina Gutiérrez li MAR 29:40 - 3. Sebastián Martos 29:45 - 4. Samuel Lay 29:52 - 5. 1987 Manuel Chamorro María Carmen Liébana Pablo Sánchez 29:57 1988 Manuel Pancorbo Carmen Mingorance Promesa (9.000m): 1. Jaouad Bennouma 30:53 - 2. Juan José Gar- 1989 Miguel A. Montes Begoña Herraez cía 31:18 - 3. José Palma 31:27 1990 Francisco Ribera Silvia Llamas Júnior (6.000m): 1. Ignacio Fontes 20:26 - 2. Juan Ignacio Grondoma 1991 Manuel Pancorbo AnnE Middler (gbr) 20:58 - 3. Francisco Pérez 21:04 1992 Miloudi Badine (MAR) Mael Arrua (ARG) Juvenil (4.000m): 1. Alvaro Mirabent 16:03 - 2. Joan Serrano 16:05 - 1993 Manuel Pancorbo Mabel Arrua (ARG) 3. Zacarias Rquiq 16:09 1994 Manuel Pancorbo Pacifica Manda (KEN) Cadete (3.00m): 1. Pablo Pérez 11:03 - 2. Andrés Palma 11:06 - 3. 1995 Manuel Pancorbo Mónica Pont Miguel Angel López 11:09 1996 Miloudi Badine (MAR) Griselda González (ARG) Infantil (2.000m): 1. Juan Robles 7:54 - 2. Alvaro Bastida 8:05 - 3. 1997 Robert Mudogo (KEN) Griselda González (ARG) Manuel Beltrán 8:07 1998 Robert Mudogo (KEN) Hawa Hussein (TAN) Alevín (1.500m): 1. Luis Rodríguez 6:04 - 2. Alejandro Donaire 6:11 - 1999 Wilbroad Axweso (TAN) Esther Salim 3. Isaac Ortega 6:18 2000 José Manuel Martínez Hawa Hussein (TAN) Benjamín (1.000m): 1. Carlos Barranco 4:54 - 2. Adrián Expósito 4:56 2001 José Manuel Martínez Miriam Espínola - 3. Javier Orihuela 5:04 2002 Eduardo Henriques (POR) Amaia Piedra Veterano A (4.000m): 1. Jesús Gómez 15:46 - 2. Agustíon Expósito 2003 Juan Carlos de la Ossa Alessandra Aguilar 16:10 - 3. Diego Latorre 16:23 2004 Juan Carlos de la Ossa Nancy Kiprop (KEN) Veterano B (4.000m): 1. Javier Melguizo 16:17 - 2. Fernando Martí- 2005 Jonas Kifle (ERI) Justina Bak (POL) nez 16:30 - 3. Cristobal Moya 16:32 2006 José Manuel Martínez Yime Wude Ayalew (ETH) Veterano C (4.000m): 1. Pedro Angel Latorre 16:14 - 2. José Ramón 2007 Samuel Tsegai (ERI) Rosa Morató Arredondo 16:17 - 3. Antonio Serrano 16:59 2008 José Rios Judit Plá Veterano D (4.000m): 1. Roberto Rodríguez 16:44 - 2. Isidro Jiménez 2009 Carles Castillejo Gemma Barrientos 17:40 - 3. Manuel Velázquez 17:56 2010 Lourdes González Sebastián Martos Veterano E (4.000m): 1. Antonio Parra 17:25 - 2. Juan García 17:29 2011 Mohamed Kallouche (MAR) Eva Ruiz - 3. Enrique Carmona 18:20 2012 Miguel Ángel Ruiz Esther Hidalgo Veterano F (4.000m): 1. Juan Rivera 19:11 - 2. Cristobal Godoy 19:32 2013 Anoua Dabad (MAR) Saida El Medhi (MAR) - 3. Manuel López 20:09 2014 Roberto Alaiz Lara Arias Cross corto (4.000m): 1. Benamar Djellal MAR 15:08 - 2. Lorenzo 2015 Diego Merlo Esther Hidalgo Jiménez 15:13 - 3. Pablo Salcedo 15:18 2016 José España María del Mar Casillas Cross Largo Veterano (9.000m): 1. Francisco Javier Lara 30:59 - 2. Oscar Moreno 33:52 - 3. Gonzalo Cuadrado 33:58 XIII CROSS DE ATAPUERCA Atapuerca (Burgos), 13 de noviembre MUJERES HOMBRES Senior/Promesa (9.000m): 1. María del Mar Casillas 30:09 - 2. Cynt- Senior-Promesa (9.000m): 1. Aweke Ayalew BRN 25:05 - 2. Timothy Toroi- hia Ramírez 30:24 - 3. Mónica Hernández 30:57 - 4. Paula Ramírez tich UGA 25:05 - 3. Imane Merga ETH 25:12 - 4. Awel Muktar Edris ETH 25:22 31:42 - 5. Cristina Muñoz 32:03 - 5. Jairus Birech KEN 25:24 - 6. Phillip Kipyeko UGA 25:30 - 7. Antonio Aba- Júnior (4.000m): 1. Marina Grau 18:46 - 2. Africa María Morales día 25:34 - 8. Ilias Fifa 25:35 - 9. Jaouad Tougane 25:35 - 10. Carlos Mayo 19:04 - 3. Inmaculada Crespo 19:35 25:39 - 11. Thomas Pkemei Langosiwa KEN 25:42 - 12. Goitom Kifle ERI Juvenil (3.000m): 1. Marta Martínez 12:57 - 2. Carmen Martínez 25:43 - 13. Ayad Lamdassem 25:48 - 14. Dewi Griffiths GBR 25:49 - 15. 13:24 - 3. Laura Vázquez 13:32 Moses Kibet UGA 25:53 - 16. Sergio Sánchez 25:55 - 17. Adel Mechaal 26:18 Cadete (1.500m): 1. Marta Cano 6:05 - 2. María Jiménez 6:06 - 3. - 18. Jesús España 26:21 - 19. Fernando Carro 26:23 - 20. Lahcen Ait Alibou Cristina Rodríguez 6:07 MAR 26:24 - 21. Javier García 26:24 - 22. Jesús Ramos 26:26 - 23. Javier Infantil (1.000m): 1. Marta Pradas 4:31 - 2. Zaira Navarro 4:35 - 3. Guerra 26:29 - 24. Sebastián Martos 26:34 - 25. José España 26:35 Ouissane Fryhah 4:38 Júnior (6.000m): 1. Jordi Torrents 17:29 - 2. Miguel Gonz´´alez 17:36 - 3. Alevín (750m): 1. Wiam Ghanemi 4:34 - 2. Cristina Jiménez-Orta 4:45 Abdesssamad Oukhelfen MAR 17:39 - 3. Sofía Gregorio 4:48 Juvenil (4.000m): 1. Pedro Osorio 12:01 - 2. Aaron de las Heras 12:02 - 3. Benjamín (500m): 1. Lilian Cazorla 2:23 - 2. Hajar Ghanemi 2:37 - 3. Hicham Serroukh 12:11 Marta González 2:39 Cadete (3.000m): 1. El Medhi El Nabaoui 9:20 - 2. Rubén Alvarez 9:21 - 3. Veterano A (4.000m): 1. Lola Chiclana 14:51 - 2. Marta Vena 15:27 - Bruk Burgueño 9:21 3. Eva María Arjonilla 15:38 Infantil (2.000m): 1. Félix Ronaldo Olivo 6:38 - 2. Omar Jiménez 6:41 - 3. Veterano B (4.000m): 1. Maica Martínez 14:55 - 2. Encarna Gutiérrez Juan Lucas 6:42 15:32 - 3. Francisca Gasco 16:07 Alevín (1.600m): 1. Mario Palencia 6:26 - 2. Raúl Pérez 6:29 - 3. Isaac Ortega Veterano C (4.000m): 1. Angeles Fernández 16:16 - 2. María Luisa 6:31 Cantón 16:31 - 3. Ana María Velasco 17:05 Benjamin (1.000m): 1. Mikel del Val 3:19 - 2. Mateo Chico 3:21 - 3. Javier Veterano D (4.000m): 1. Concepción Rus 17:06 - 2. Claudia Martín Delgado 3:22 17:40 - 3. Tere Cespedosa 19:01 Veterano (4.000m): 1. Alberto González st - 2. Victor Ramón Peña st - 3. Juan Pablo García st Popular (5.000m): 1. Ignacio Barranco 15:51 - 2. Eduardo Estaban 16:00 - 3. Ataratze-Beñat Rota 16:07 MUJERES 774 PRUEBAS DEL CALENDARIO NACIONAL 2016/2017 Senior-Promesa (8.000m): 1. Senbere Teferi ETH 24:48 - 2. Agnes Jebet Jiménez 7:38 Tirop KEN 24:52 - 3. Alice Aprot KEN 24:58 - 4. Belaynesh Oljira ETH 25:11 Alevín (1.300m): 1. Sergio García 4:45 - 2. Alejandro Miguel 4:57 - 3. - 5. Fiounnala McCormack IRL 25:26 - 6. Sofia Ennanoui POL 26:15 - 7. Iker Caño 4:59 Trihas Gebre 26:22 - 8. Kate Hulls GBR 26:24 - 9. Elinor Kirk GBR 26:32 - 10. Benjamín (800m): 1. Markel del Val 2:58 - 2. Ekain Albarrán 3:00 - 3. Juliet Chekwel UGA 26:40 - 11. Charlotte Arter UKR 26:40 - 12. Nuria Fernán- Roberto Sanabria 3:02 dez 26:41 - 13. Blanca Fernández 26:43 - 14. Elizabeth Potter GBR 26:50 - Veterano (5.000m): 1. 15. Sonia Samuels GBR 26:50 - 16. Gema Martín 26:51 - 17. María José Pérez 26:47 - 18. Alessandra Aguilar 27:05 - 19. Sonia Bejarano 27:09 - 20. MUJERES Iris Fuentes-Pila 27:12 - 21. Irene Sánchez-Escribano 27:13 Senior/Promesa (8.000m): 1. Alice Aprot KEN 26:18 - 2. Juliet Chekwel Júnior (4.000m): 1. Lucía Rodríguez 13:10 - 2. Zoe Wassel GBR 13:21 - 3. UGA 27:30 - 3. Sofia Ennaoui POL 27:51 - 4. Aicha Bani MAR 28:06 - 5. Silvia Marta García 13:24 Oggioni ITA 28:07 - 6. Blanca Fernández 28:10 - 7. Gema Martín 28.16 - 8. Juvenil (3.000m): 1. Paula Blasco 10:25 - 2. Andrea Romero 10.26 - 3. María Jessica Anne Martin GBR 28.18 - 9. Charlotta Fougberg SWE 28.24 - 10. González 10:26 Marta Pérez 28:26 - 11. Iris Fuentes-Pila 28:30 - 12. Azucena Díaz 28:48 - 13. Cadete (2.000m): 1. Angela Viciosa 6:53 - 2. Rocío Garrido 6:55 - 3. Mireya Carolina Robles 28:52 - 14. Sara Hölmgren SWE 28:58 - 15. Elena Espejo Arnedillo 6:58 29:06 - 16. Nuria Lugueros 29.11 - 17. Cristina Espejo 29:16 - 18.
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    33:11.37. • 100H(1.8), Narozhilenko 12.28 (WL) (3, 6 1 • W); 2. Grigoryeva 12.39 (=5, x W); 3. Bodrova 12.81; 4. Chemysheva 12.93; 5. Sinyukina 13.13; 6. Politika 13.14; 7. Zeryabina 13.16. Heats : 1(1.8)-1. Grigoryeva 12.61. 111(-0.4)- lillill llll'll■■■III 1. Narozhilenko 12.64. Semis: 1(1.1)-1. Grigoryeva 12.78. 11(1.3)- 1. Narozhilenko 12.44. 1 400H, Chuprina 55.12; 2. lgnatyuk 55.28; 3. Ordina 55.31 ; 4. Torshina 55.74; 5. 1?11 i li l.:i lll 1■ ii ll lli1 Nazarova 55.84 ; 6. Mikusheva 55.92 . l~l~ed#~ll1~-,~ r~ II~l~ 1dlffll]l~iltij1~i]II;i 10kmW, lvanova42:50; 2. Nikolayeva 43:25; 3. Kovalenko 43:54 ; 4. Serbinenko 44:24. 4 x 100, Russia 43.30; 2. Ukraine 43.81. 4 x 400 , Ukraine 3:24.65; 2. Russia 3:25.14; 3. Moscow3 :28.41. -Major International Meets- FieldEvents HJ, Rodina 6-5; 2. Bykova 6-4 11•; 3. Bol­ shova 6-3 112. 11 11 SOVIET CHAMPIONSHIPS TJ, Voloshin 57-8 2 (56-2 2w, f, f, f, 56-10 , LJ, Senchukova 23-6; 2. Berezhnaya Kiev, July 10-13 (7/10-100, 10,000 , 57-8 112 (-0.41); 2. Denishchuk 57-6"• (55-5¾, 23-3 112; 3. Khlopotnova 22-7w (22-1); 4. 31 11 11 20kW ; 7/11-800, PV, HT, JT; 7/12-200 , 57-3 •, 57-6 , (1.9], p, 56- 2, f); 3.
  • 2009 Rotterdam Marathon Statistical Information (Men Only)

    2009 Rotterdam Marathon Statistical Information (Men Only)

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