2000 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Women's short race

Women's short race at the 2000 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	28th
Date	March 19
Host city	Vilamoura, Algarve, Portugal
Location	Sporting Complex of Vilamoura
Nations participating	33
Athletes participating	121
Races	6
Distances	4.18 km – Women's short
← 1999 Belfast 2001 Oostende →

The Women's short race at the 2000 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Sporting Complex in Vilamoura, Portugal, on March 19, 2000. Reports of the event were given in the New York Times,^[1]^[2] in the Herald,^[3] and for the IAAF.^[4]

Complete results^[5] for individuals,^[6]^[7] for teams,^[6]^[8] medallists,^[9] and the results of British athletes who took part^[10] were published.

Race results

Women's short race (4.18 km)

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
01 !	Kutre Dulecha	Ethiopia	13:00
02 !	Zahra Ouaziz	Morocco	13:00
03 !	Margaret Ngotho	Kenya	13:00
4	Paula Radcliffe	United Kingdom	13:01
5	Fatima Yvelain	France	13:06
6	Yimenashu Taye	Ethiopia	13:07
7	Carla Sacramento	Portugal	13:12
8	Sally Barsosio	Kenya	13:16
9	Zhor El Kamch	Morocco	13:17
10	Fernanda Ribeiro	Portugal	13:17
11	Yamna Belkacem	France	13:21
12	Rose Cheruiyot	Kenya	13:22
13	Helena Sampaio	Portugal	13:22
14	Marta Domínguez	Spain	13:23
15	Sonia O'Sullivan	Ireland	13:23
16	Marina Bastos	Portugal	13:27
17	Getenesh Urge	Ethiopia	13:30
18	Blandine Bitzner-Ducret	France	13:31
19	Irina Mikitenko	Germany	13:31
20	Collette Liss	United States	13:32
21	Iulia Olteanu	Romania	13:32
22	Constantina Diţă	Romania	13:32
23	Rakiya Maraoui	France	13:33
24	Restituta Joseph	Tanzania	13:34
25	Galina Bogomolova	Russia	13:34
26	Samukeliso Moyo	Zimbabwe	13:35
27	Asmae Leghzaoui	Morocco	13:35
28	Rosemary Ryan	Ireland	13:36
29	Inês Monteiro	Portugal	13:36
30	Laurence Duquénoy	France	13:36
31	Genet Gebregiorgis	Ethiopia	13:37
32	Kristina da Fonseca-Wollheim	Germany	13:37
33	Denisa Costescu	Romania	13:38
34	Helen Pattinson	United Kingdom	13:38
35	Luminita Zaituc	Germany	13:38
36	Jane Ekimat	Kenya	13:39
37	Zenebech Tadese	Ethiopia	13:39
38	Lulit Legesse	Ethiopia	13:40
39	Hayley Tullett	United Kingdom	13:40
40	Gunhild Haugen	Norway	13:41
41	Leah Pells	Canada	13:44
42	Ronel Thomas	South Africa	13:44
43	Seloua Ouaziz	Morocco	13:44
44	Jeruto Kiptum	Kenya	13:45
45	Anália Rosa	Portugal	13:47
46	Elena Fidatof	Romania	13:47
47	Bouchra Chaâbi	Morocco	13:47
48	Lene Hove	Norway	13:48
49	Stine Larsen	Norway	13:48
50	Mizuho Nasukawa	Japan	13:49
51	Bente Landøy	Norway	13:49
52	Fabiane Cristine da Silva	Brazil	13:49
53	Amy Rudolph	United States	13:49
54	Fatima Hajjami	France	13:50
55	Tausi Juma	Tanzania	13:50
56	Sarah Dillabaugh	Canada	13:51
57	Miho Kakehata	Japan	13:51
58	Almita Colakoglu	Turkey	13:52
59	Mizuki Noguchi	Japan	13:52
60	Maria Luisa Lárraga	Spain	13:53
61	Angela Newport	United Kingdom	13:54
62	Cristina Grosu	Romania	13:54
63	Melanie Kraus	Germany	13:55
64	Karen Harvey	Canada	13:55
65	Heather DeGeest	Canada	13:55
66	Cristina Casandra	Romania	13:56
67	Anne Keenan-Buckley	Ireland	13:56
68	Justyna Bąk	Poland	13:56
69	Anne Cross	Australia	13:58
70	Amaia Piedra	Spain	13:58
71	Tarath Tsatsa	Zimbabwe	13:59
72	Suzanne Ritter	Germany	14:05
73	Cristina Petite	Spain	14:06
74	Sarah Dupré	Canada	14:08
75	Jane Makombe	Zimbabwe	14:08
76	Lucy Wright	United Kingdom	14:09
77	Tezeta Sürekli	Turkey	14:10
78	Prisca Ngetich	Kenya	14:11
79	Bertha Sánchez	Colombia	14:12
80	Larissa Kleinmann	Germany	14:13
81	Meritxell Calduch	Spain	14:14
82	Mary Jayne Harrelson	United States	14:16
83	Margareth Iro	Tanzania	14:18
84	Nathalie Côté	Canada	14:19
85	Taeko Matsubayashi	Japan	14:20
86	Susanne Wigene	Norway	14:21
87	Grethe Koens	Netherlands	14:24
88	Vanessa Veiga	Spain	14:25
89	Jenelle Deatherage	United States	14:27
90	Elvan Can	Turkey	14:30
91	Hawa Hamis Hussein	Tanzania	14:33
92	Siphuluwazi Sibindi	Zimbabwe	14:34
93	Yelena Tolstygina	Belarus	14:34
94	Caroline Walsh	United Kingdom	14:34
95	Sandra Baumann	Austria	14:35
96	Sviatlana Klimkovich	Belarus	14:36
97	Carmen Troncoso	United States	14:38
98	Selma dos Reis	Brazil	14:38
99	Mundan Anickal Molly	India	14:39
100	Anita Weyermann	Switzerland	14:41
101	Ouafa Frekech	Morocco	14:44
102	Veslemøy Hausken	Norway	14:44
103	Ana Ferreira	Brazil	14:56
104	Anna Kotenkova	Belarus	15:00
105	Rukia Mkanda	Tanzania	15:01
106	Sibel Özyurt	Turkey	15:02
107	Chris Udovich	United States	15:12
108	Elizabeth de Souza	Brazil	15:13
109	Kunnam Parakkal Suma	India	15:22
110	Natalya Alekseyeva	Belarus	15:26
111	Madhuri Gurnule	India	15:28
112	Irina Matrosova	Uzbekistan	15:30
113	Mukti Roy	India	15:49
114	Zamira Amirova	Uzbekistan	16:05
115	Diala El-Chabi	Lebanon	16:57
116	Alena Petrova	Turkmenistan	17:24
117	Natalya Kobina	Uzbekistan	17:45
118	Sonia Lopes	Cape Verde	18:33
119	Mirvette Hamze	Lebanon	18:35
120	Olesy Jovnir	Turkmenistan	19:38
—	Guylsara Dadabayeva	Tajikistan	DNF
—	Carmen Arrúa	Argentina	DNS
—	Diane Nukuri	Burundi	DNS
—	Florence Djepé	Cameroon	DNS
—	Annemari Sandell	Finland	DNS
—	Dina Cruz	Guatemala	DNS
—	Elsa Monterroso	Guatemala	DNS
—	Breeda Dennehy-Willis	Ireland	DNS
—	Maria McCambridge	Ireland	DNS
—	Valerie Vaughan	Ireland	DNS
—	Olivera Jevtić	Yugoslavia	DNS

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Portugal

Carla Sacramento	7
Fernanda Ribeiro	10
Helena Sampaio	13
Marina Bastos	16
(Inês Monteiro)	(29)
(Anália Rosa)	(45)

Ethiopia

Kutre Dulecha	1
Yimenashu Taye	6
Getenesh Urge	17
Genet Gebregiorgis	31
(Zenebech Tadese)	(37)
(Lulit Legesse)	(38)

France

Fatima Yvelain	5
Yamna Belkacem	11
Blandine Bitzner-Ducret	18
Rakiya Maraoui	23
(Laurence Duquénoy)	(30)
(Fatima Hajjami)	(54)

Kenya

Margaret Ngotho	3
Sally Barsosio	8
Rose Cheruiyot	12
Jane Ekimat	36
(Jeruto Kiptum)	(44)
(Prisca Ngetich)	(78)

Morocco

Zahra Ouaziz	2
Zhor El Kamch	9
Asmae Leghzaoui	27
Seloua Ouaziz	43
(Bouchra Chaâbi)	(47)
(Ouafa Frekech)	(101)

Romania

Iulia Olteanu	21
Constantina Diţă	22
Denisa Costescu	33
Elena Fidatof	46
(Cristina Grosu)	(62)
(Cristina Casandra)	(66)

122

United Kingdom

Paula Radcliffe	4
Helen Pattinson	34
Hayley Tullett	39
Angela Newport	61
(Lucy Wright)	(76)
(Caroline Walsh)	(94)

138

Germany

Irina Mikitenko	19
Kristina da Fonseca-Wollheim	32
Luminita Zaituc	35
Melanie Kraus	63
(Suzanne Ritter)	(72)
(Larissa Kleinmann)	(80)

149

Norway

Gunhild Haugen	40
Lene Hove	48
Stine Larsen	49
Bente Landøy	51
(Susanne Wigene)	(86)
(Veslemøy Hausken)	(102)

188

Spain

Marta Domínguez	14
Maria Luisa Lárraga	60
Amaia Piedra	70
Cristina Petite	73
(Meritxell Calduch)	(81)
(Vanessa Veiga)	(88)

217

Canada

Leah Pells	41
Sarah Dillabaugh	56
Karen Harvey	64
Heather DeGeest	65
(Sarah Dupré)	(74)
(Nathalie Côté)	(84)

226

United States

Collette Liss	20
Amy Rudolph	53
Mary Jayne Harrelson	82
Jenelle Deatherage	89
(Carmen Troncoso)	(97)
(Chris Udovich)	(107)

244

Japan

Mizuho Nasukawa	50
Miho Kakehata	57
Mizuki Noguchi	59
Taeko Matsubayashi	85

251

Tanzania

Restituta Joseph	24
Tausi Juma	55
Margareth Iro	83
Hawa Hamis Hussein	91
(Rukia Mkanda)	(105)

253

Zimbabwe

Samukeliso Moyo	26
Tarath Tsatsa	71
Jane Makombe	75
Siphuluwazi Sibindi	92

264

Turkey

Almita Colakoglu	58
Tezeta Sürekli	77
Elvan Can	90
Sibel Özyurt	106

331

Brazil

Fabiane Cristine da Silva	52
Selma dos Reis	98
Ana Ferreira	103
Elizabeth de Souza	108

361

Belarus

Yelena Tolstygina	93
Svetlana Klimkovich	96
Anna Kotenkova	104
Natalya Alekseyeva	110

403

India

Mundan Anickal Molly	99
Kunnam Parakkal Suma	109
Madhuri Gurnule	111
Mukti Roy	113

432

Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 121 athletes from 33 countries in the Women's short race. The announced athletes from Argentina, Burundi, Cameroon, Finland, Guatemala, and Yugoslavia did not show.^[5]^[7]

Australia (1)
Austria (1)
Belarus (4)
Brazil (4)
Canada (6)
Cape Verde (1)
Colombia (1)
Ethiopia (6)
France (6)
Germany (6)
India (4)

Ireland (3)
Japan (4)
Kenya (6)
Lebanon (2)
Morocco (6)
Netherlands (1)
Norway (6)
Poland (1)
Portugal (6)
Romania (6)
Russia (1)

References

↑ PLUS: CROSS-COUNTRY -- WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS; Ethiopia's Tulu Wins at 8 Kilometers, New York Times, March 19, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ PLUS: CROSS-COUNTRY -- WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS; Tergat's Streak Ends, New York Times, March 20, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ Gillon, Doug (March 20, 2000), Row with chiefs ends golden run by Tergat Sleepless nights hit champion, Herald, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ Dulecha takes the title at the last moment, IAAF, March 19, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
1 2 Official Results, IAAF, March 19, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
1 2 Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 4.2km CC Women - Vilamoura Sporting Complex Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000, Athchamps (archived), retrieved October 29, 2013
1 2 Results - 28th World Cross Country Championships - Vilamoura, PORTUGAL 18 MAR 2000 - 19 MAR 2000 - Short Race - women, IAAF, March 19, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ Results - 28th World Cross Country Championships - Vilamoura, PORTUGAL 18 MAR 2000 - 19 MAR 2000 - Short Race - women - Final - Team, IAAF, March 19, 2000, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 29, 2013
↑ 36th IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDINBURGH 2008 - FACTS & FIGURES - GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND AT THE INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY & WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PDF), IAAF, p. 2ff, retrieved October 29, 2013

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