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Trials for World Championships 2019 Results TRIALS FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 12TH TO 13TH SEPTEMBER 2019, AT NYAYO NATIONAL RESULTS 100M MEN RESULTS POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 3 015 FERDINAND OMANYALA UNIVERSITIES 10.31 2 5 010 IMETA SAMUEL 10.49 3 7 016 STEPHEN ONYANGO CENTRAL 10.67 400M WOMEN POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 4 043 MARY MORAA NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 52.16 2 1 045 GLADYS MUSYOKI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 52.89 3 5 044 LINDA KAGEHA NYANZA SOUTH 52.92 4 2 007 NEVIAN MICHIRA KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 53.83 5 6 004 JOAN CHERONO NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 54.21 6 8 034 MAUREEN THOMAS NYATICHI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 54.22 7 3 042 HELLEN SYOMBUA KALII NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 55.99 8 7 001 MAXIMILA IMALI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE DNS 400M MEN POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 3 046 ALPHAS LEKEN KISHOYIAN KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 45.65 2 1 052 ALEX SAMPAO NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 46.06 3 5 048 JOSEPH POGHISIO LOSHANGAR KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 46.20 4 8 053 JARED NYAMBWEKE MOMANYI KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 46.41 5 4 050 WILLIAM RYAN 46.61 6 7 051 CLEOPHAS KIPRUTO KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 46.82 7 2 209 COLLINS OMAE EASTERN 46.85 DQ 6 049 ISAAC KIRWA YEGO NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 46.50 400M HURDLES WOMEN POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 4 024 VANICE KERUBO NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 59.65 2 5 020 GLADYS NGURE KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 61:54 3 1 057 BETTY CHELANGAT NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 67.65 2 056 MAUREEN JELAGAT MAIYO KENYA PRISONS SERVICE DNS 3 055 BRENDA MURIMI KENYA DEFENCE FORCES DNS 6 054 JANE CHEGE KENYA DEFENCE FORCES DNS 7 018 CAROLINE WAIGANJO EASTERN DNS 8 019 JERIOTH GATHOGO KENYA DEFENCE FORCES DNS 800M WOMEN SEMI-FINAL 1 POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 4 068 EGLAY NALIANYA NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:03.59 2 6 070 JARINTER MAWIA KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 2:04.20 3 7 210 NAOMI KORIR PRISONS 2:04.78 4 5 072 NAUMI CHEPCHUMBA CENTRAL 2:06.45 5 8 270 ROSE NATHIKE REFUGEE 2:16.45 6 2 269 ROSE HISA REFUGEE 2:31.11 1 215 JANETH JEPKOSGEI CENTRAL RIFT DNS 3 065 NELLY JEPKOSGEI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE DNS 800M WOMEN SEMI-FINAL 2 POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 6 069 EMILY TUWEI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:04.72 2 4 066 JACLINE WAMBUI KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 2:04.96 3 3 067 EUNICE SUM NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:04.99 4 5 071 SYLVIA CHESEBE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:06.11 5 7 212 JUDY CHEPKOECH CENTRAL RIFT 2:10.53 6 2 268 BRENDA IHURE REFUGEE 2:25.09 800M MEN SEMI-FINAL 1 POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 4 077 EMMANUEL KIPKURUI KORIR NAIROBI 1:46.6 2 8 083 ABEL KIPSANG WESTERN 1:46.8 3 3 073 FERGUSON CHERUIYOT ROTICH SOUTH RIFT 1:46.9 4 7 082 NICHOLAS KIPLAGAT KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 1:47.1 5 5 076 CORNELIUS TUWEI KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 1:47.3 6 6 074 WYCLIFE KINYAMAL SOUTH RIFT 1:47.4 7 2 264 CHARLES DUOL REFUGEE 1:55.1 800M MEN SEMI-FINAL 2 POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 5 080 COLLINS KIPRUTO CENTRAL RIFT 1:45.81 2 4 079 JONATHAN KITILIT KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 1:46.38 3 7 081 NGENO KIPNGETICH SOUTH RIFT 1:46.99 4 6 078 ALFRED KIPKETER NAIROBI 1:47.21 5 3 075 MICHAEL SARUNI SOUTH RIFT 1:47.22 6 1 249 EDWARD KEMBOI 1:50.23 7 2 265 JAMES NYAK REFUGEE 1:54.95 800M WOMEN FINAL POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 7 066 JACLINE WAMBUI KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 1:58.79 2 8 067 EUNICE SUM NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 1:58.99 3 4 069 EMILY TUWEI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 1:59.23 4 6 068 EGLAY NALIANYA NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:00.32 5 5 210 NAOMI KORIR PRISONS 2:02.95 6 1 071 SYLVIA CHESEBE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 2:04.47 7 2 072 NAUMI CHEPCHUMBA CENTRAL 2:06.30 8 3 070 JARINTER MAWIA KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 2:10.97 800M MEN FINAL POS LANE BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 4 081 NGENO KIPNGETICH SOUTH RIFT 1:44.57 2 6 077 EMMANUEL KIPKURUI KORIR NAIROBI 1:44.62 3 8 073 FERGUSON CHERUIYOT ROTICH SOUTH RIFT 1:44.63 4 3 080 COLLINS KIPRUTO CENTRAL RIFT 1:45.57 5 7 083 ABEL KIPSANG WESTERN 1:46.68 6 2 078 ALFRED KIPKETER NAIROBI 1:47.22 7 3 076 CORNELIUS TUWEI KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 1:47.35 8 1 082 NICHOLAS KIPLAGAT KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 1:49.16 9 2 074 WYCLIFE KINYAMAL SOUTH RIFT DQ 5 079 JONATHAN KITILIT KENYA DEFENCE FORCES DSQ 1500M WOMEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 084 FAITH CHEPNGETICH KIPYEGO SOUTH RIFT 4:03.22 2 085 WINNY CHEBET KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 4:03.23 3 088 SELA JEPLETING KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 4:05.20 4 090 JUDY JEPNGETICH CENTRAL RIFT 4:06.99 5 089 QUALINE KIPROP CENTRAL RIFT 4:08.99 6 087 EDINAH JEBITOK SOUTH RIFT 4:10.11 7 218 WINFRED MBITHE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 4:13.05 8 219 JOSEPHINE CHELANGAT NAIROBI 4:17.16 9 239 MERCELINE CHERONO SOUTH RIFT 4:24.05 10 217 LOICE CHEMNUNG KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 4:25.75 11 267 ANGELINA NADIA REFUGEE 4:44.00 1500M MEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 092 TIMOTHY CHERUIYOT KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 3:34.91 2 096 RONALD KWEMOI NORTH RIFT 3:36.61 3 097 GEORGE MEITAMEI MANANGOI KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 3:37.00 4 099 KUMARI TAKI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 3:37.68 5 095 CHARLES CHEBOI SIMOTWO KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 3:38.62 6 250 BOAZ KIPRUGUT PRISONS 3:38.69 7 248 VINCENT KIBET KETER 3:38.82 8 240 JUSTUS SOGET CENTRAL RIFT 3:39.23 9 152 BETHWELL BIRGEN NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 3:40.18 10 094 VINCENT KIBET 3:40.83 11 243 NICKSON CHEPSEBA NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 3:41.87 12 244 DANIEL MUNGUTI 3:45.52 13 263 PAUL AMOTUN REFUGEE 3:47.03 14 241 EVANS KIPCHEMBA KDF 3:47.04 15 098 BRIMIN KIPRONO CENTRAL RIFT 3:54.20 16 262 DOMINIC LOKOLONG REFUGEE 3:57.63 17 261 BITH DUDI REFUGEE 4:08.26 3000M SC WOMEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 100 BEATRICE CHEPKOECH NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 9:45.15 2 103 HYVIN KIYENG NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 9:45.20 3 101 CELIPHINE CHEPTEEK CHESPOL KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 9:45.24 4 107 FANCY CHERONO SOUTH RIFT 9:50.11 5 106 MERCY WANJIRU CENTRAL 9:54.00 3000M SC MEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 111 LEONARD KIPKEMOI BETT SOUTH RIFT 8:20.29 2 109 BENJAMIN KIGEN KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 8:20.56 3 110 ABRAHAM KIBIWOT CENTRAL RIFT 8:24.61 4 116 AMOS KIRUI SOUTH RIFT 8:32.92 5 246 JUSTUS KIPKORIR PRISONS 8:36.24 6 124 JONATHAN NDIKU MUIA SOUTHERN 8:38.90 7 117 KENNEDY NJIRU KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 8:42.90 8 119 PHILEMON KIPLAGAT RUTO CENTRAL RIFT 8:46.26 9 120 GEOFFREY KIPKEMBOI NORTH RIFT 8:51.07 10 123 CHRISTOPHER BETT CENTRAL RIFT 9:07.67 5000M WOMEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 129 LILIAN KASAIT RENGERUK KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 15:43.55 2 127 MARGARET CHELIMO KIPKEMBOI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 15:46.65 3 136 SHEILA CHELANGAT NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 15:48.65 4 137 MERCY CHERONO SOUTH RIFT 15:52.19 5 207 JACKLINE CHEPWOGEN ROTICH SOUTH RIFT 16:02.25 6 132 BEATRICE CHEBET SOUTH RIFT 16:05.29 7 160 LYDIA JERUTO LAGAT NORTH RIFT 16:10.21 8 131 EVA CHERONO SOUTH RIFT 16:11.96 9 162 CAROLINE NYAGA 16:12.63 10 139 CHEMNUNG LOICE KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 16:34.58 5000M MEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE TIME 1 153 MICHEL KIBET CENTRAL RIFT 13:26.83 2 157 DANIEL SIMIYU NORTH RIFT 13:27.95 3 145 NICHOLAS KIPKORIR KIMELI CENTRAL RIFT 13:27.99 4 156 JACOB KROP NORTH RIFT 13:31.24 5 146 RICHARD YATOR KIMUNYAN CENTRAL RIFT 13:36.19 6 151 DAVIS KIPLAGAT NAIROBI 13:39.25 7 161 ROBERT KIPROP NORTH RIFT 13:41.50 8 247 ERIC KIPTANUI 13:41.60 9 147 EDWARD ZAKAYO PINGUA NORTH RIFT 14:02.44 10 149 PAUL KIPNGETICH TANUI SOUTH RIFT 14:02.54 11 159 CALEB NDIKU SOUTHERN 14:32.46 12 260 SIMION AYON REFUGEE 14:51.46 13 259 UKUK UTHOO REFUGEE 15:47.16 LONG JUMP WOMEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE MARK 1 001 MAXIMILA IMALI NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 5.91 2 229 PETRONILAH MWOMBE KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 5.45 3 230 IYN CHEPKEMOI KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 5.30 4 231 REGINA MULATYA KENYA PRISONS SERVICE 5.12 JAVELIN WOMEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE MARK 1 223 MARTHA MUSAI SOUTHERN 49.54 2 221 DAMACLINE NYAKERURI MWANGONATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 48.13 3 227 EVA KAMUNDIA KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 40.99 4 224 MARY MGURE KENYA DEFENCE FORCES 38.96 JAVELIN MEN FINAL POS BIB NAME REGION/AFFILIATE MARK 1 164 ALEXANDER KIPROTICH NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE 76.77 2 165 LESHAN ITA NOI SOUTH RIFT 70.81 3 ATEM DENG ALIER REFUGEE 60.55.
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