Samson Ramadhani (TAN) DOB: 25 Dec 1982

Samson Ramadhani (TAN) DOB: 25 Dec 1982 Personal Bests : Half marathon: 1:02:16 (2005); Marathon: 2:08:01 (2003) International Championships Highlights: Marathon: 15 th in 2003, 5 th in 2005, 25 th in 2007 World Championships; 40 th in 2004, 55 th in 2008 Olympics; 1 st in 2006, 5 th in 2010 CWG Progressions : Year 5000m 10000m Half Marathon Marathon 2012 2:26:21 2011 2:14:13 2010 2:09:46 2009 2:15:25 2008 1:04:37 2:18:47 2007 2:10:43 2006 1:05:08 2:11:29 Marathon career Time Race Place Date 2:26:21 Beppu-Oita 31 st 5 Feb 2012 2:14:13 Praha 9th 8 May 2011 2:28:10 Beppu-Oita 34 th 6 Feb 2011 DNF (pace) Fukuoka DNF (Pace) 5 Dec 2010 2:19:31 CWG – New Delhi 5th 14 Oct 2010 2:09:46 Hannover 2nd 2 May 2010 2:15:25 Casablanca 4th 25 Oct 2009 2:18:37 Daegu 15 th 12 Apr 2009 DNF (pace) Fukuoka DNF (Pace) 7 Dec 2008 2:25:03 OG – Beijing 55 th 24 Aug 2008 2:18:47 Tokyo 24 th 17 Feb 2008 2:13:53 Seoul 7th 4 Nov 2007 2:25:51 WC – Osaka 25 th 25 Aug 2007 2:10:43 Lake Biwa –Otsu 1st 4 Mar 2007 DNF (pace) Fukuoka DNF(Pace) 3 Dec 2006 2:17:20 Toronto 7th 24 Sept 2006 2:11:29 CWG - Melbourne 1st 19 Mar 2006 DNF (pace) Tokyo DNF (Pace) 12 Feb 2006 DNF (pace) Fukuoka DNF (Pace) 4 Dec 2005 2:12:08 WC – Helsinki 5th 13 Aug 2005 2:18:10 Seoul 13 th 7 Nov 2004 2:20:38 OG - Seoul 40 th 29 Aug 2004 2:10:38 Seoul 7th 14 Mar 2004 DNF Beppu-Oita DNF 1 Feb 2004 2:11:21 WC - Paris 15 th 30 Aug 2003 Personal Best 2:08:01 London 5th 13 Apr 2003 2:09:24 Beppu-Oita 1st 2 Feb 2003 2020201220 121212 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 5 Feb Beppu Oita Marathon Marathon 31 st 2:26:21 2020201120 111111 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 8 May Prague International Marathon Marathon 9th 2:14:13 6 Feb Beppu-Oita Mainichi Marathon Marathon 34 th 2:28:10 2020201020 101010 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 5 Dec Fukuoka Marathon Marathon DNF (pace) DNF (pace) 14 Oct CWG – New Delhi Marathon 5th 2:19:31 2 May Hannover marathon Marathon 2nd 2:09:46 2002009999 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 25 Oct Casablanca Marathon Marathon 4th 2:15:25 12 Apr Daegu Marathon Marathon 15 th 2:18:37 2008 Results Date Race Distance Place Time 7 Dec Fukuoka Marathon Marathon DNF (pace) DNF (pace) 30 Nov Great AUS Run – Melbourne 15Km 13 th 45:46 24 Aug Olympic Games Marathon- Beijing Marathon 55th 2:25:03 12 July TAN Half Marathon – Singida Half marathon 3rd 1:04:37 17 Feb Tokyo Marathon Marathon 24 th 2:18:47 .

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