AU
  
You are currently viewing the Australia version of the site.
Would you like to switch to your local site?
91 MIN READ TIME

OVERSEAS

—Steve Smythe, results editor

TRIBUTE TO STACEY AND LUCY

ALMOST every league paid tribute to the two Aldershot athletes who died last week.

Other events to show respect included the Cross Challenge at Milton Keynes, parkruns. It even crossed into Europe. The races at Atapuerca, where the Aldershot girls were planning to run, also paid their respects. Fittingly, AFD runners dominated the Hampshire League where the girls had excelled.

TEFERI TOPPLES TIROP

SPAIN

Cross Internacional De Atapuerca, Atapuerca, November 13

SENBERE TEFERI beat world cross-country champion Agnes Tirop in the opening race of the IAAF Cross Country Permit series.

Teferi won the 8km race in 24:48, four seconds ahead of Tirop, who is returning from knee and Achilles injuries.

Alice Aprot finished third with reigning champion Belaynesh Oljira fourth.

Ireland’s Fionnuala McCormack was the top European finisher in fifth.

The Wicklow woman is stepping up her preparations ahead of the Irish championships in Abbotstown later this month and European Championships in Chia, Italy, in December.

Kate Hulls was the first Briton, in eighth, one place ahead of Elinor Kirk.

Aweke Ayalew of Bahrain edged Ugandan Timothy Toroitich to win the men’s race as both shared the winning time of 25:05 with Ayalew coming from behind.

Reigning five-time champion Imane Merga was third. “I promise to come back next year to resume my winning streak,” he said. Antonio Abadia was the top Spanish finisher in 25:34, one second and one place ahead of European 5000m champion Ilias Fifa.

Dewi Griffiths was the leading Briton in 14th.

Mahamed Mahamed finished fourth in the junior race and Zoe Wassell matched her her mother Jane’s second in the W50 race at the Masters International with second place in the under-20 race.

Men: 9km: 1 A Ayalew (BRN) 25:05; 2 T Toroitich (UGA) 25:05; 3 I Merga (ETH) 25:12; 4 M Edris (ETH) 25:22; 5 J Birech (KEN) 25:24; 6 P Kipyego (UGA) 25:30; 7 A Beci 25:34; 8 I Fifa 25:35; 9 J Tougane 25:35; 10 C Nieto 25:39; 11 T Lagosiwa (KEN) 25:42; 12 K Goitom (ERI) 25:43; 13 A Lamdassem 25:48; 14 DEWI GRIFFITHS 25:49; 15 M Kibet (UGA) 25:53; 29 CHARLIE HULSON 26:39; 30 ALEXANDER TEUTEN 26:41; 33 IEUAN THOMAS 26:47; 57 DAN CLIFFE 27:25; 68 JONATHAN HOPKINS 27:44; 70 ALEX BRECKER 27:45. U20: 6km: 1 J Teixidor 17:29; 4 MAHAMED MAHAMED 17:40; 10 WILL RICHARDSON 17:59; 13 WILLIAM FULLER 18:18; 45 CIARAN LEWIS 19:12. Women: 8km: 1 S Teferi (ETH) 24:48; 2 A Tirop (KEN) 24:52; 3 AA Aprot (KEN) 24:58; 4 O Belaynesh (ETH) 25:11; 5 F McCormack (IRL) 25:28; 6 S Ennaoui (POL) 26:15; 8 KATE HULLS (W35) 26:24; 9 ELINOR KIRK 26:32; 10 J Chelwel (UGA) 26:40; 11 CHARLOTTE ARTER 26:40; 14 BETH POTTER 26:46; 15 SONIA SAMUELS (W35) 26:50. U20: 4km: 1 L Rodriguez Montero 13:10; 2 ZOE WASSELL 13:21; 5 CARI HUGHES 13:26; 10 HEIDI DAVIES 13:46; 14 NIAMH BRIDSON HUBBARD 13:54; 17 SOPHIE BURNETT 14:03

Aweke Ayalew (right) pips Timothy Toroitich
Read the complete article and many more in this issue of AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine
Purchase options below
If you own the issue, Login to read the full article now.
Single Digital Issue 17/11/2016
 
$6.99 / issue
This issue and other back issues are not included in a new subscription. Subscriptions include the latest regular issue and new issues released during your subscription. AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine
Annual Digital Subscription $79.99 billed annually
Save
86%
$6.67 / issue
6 Month Digital Subscription $46.99 billed twice a year
Save
29%
$7.83 / issue
PRINT SUBSCRIPTION? Available at magazine.co.uk, the best magazine subscription offers online.
 

This article is from...


View Issues
AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine
17/11/2016
VIEW IN STORE

Other Articles in this Issue


EDITOR’S LETTER
RUN SAFE
THE reaction to the tragic deaths of Lucy Pygott and
SPOTLIGHT
THE STORY SO FAR
NEXT YEAR THE ENGLISH CAPITAL IS POISED ONCE AGAIN TO STAGE A SUMMER OF ATHLETICS LIKE NEVER BEFORE
NO PRESSURE!
NIELS DE VOS TELLS JASON HENDERSON THAT NEXT YEAR’S SUMMER OF ATHLETICS IS CRUCIAL TO NOT ONLY BRITISH ATHLETICS BUT TO THE GLOBAL SPORT GENERALLY
STARS OF THE CHAMPS
WHERE ARE THE GB MEDALS COMING FROM NEXT SUMMER?
MARATHON MISSION
LONDON 2017 IS WELL ON THE ROAD TO ORGANISING MEMORABLE OUT-OF-STADIA RACES
FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LONDON AND BACK AGAIN
MUCH like London 2012, visiting teams for the IPC Championships
LEAP OF FAITH
THE KENYAN HAS RISEN TO THE RANKS OF OLYMPIC CHAMPION OVER 1500M, BUT SHE AND HER COACH BELIEVE SHE CAN GO FURTHER UP IN DISTANCE, WRITES STEVEN MILLS
ACTION
BACK ON COURSE
ANDY VERNON AND PIPPA WOOLVEN TAKE CROSS CHALLENGE OPENING RACE WINS AHEAD OF THE EUROPEAN TRIALS
ENGLAND WIN LION’S SHARE
CLAIRE MARTIN AND MICHAEL HARTY WERE AMONG THE WINNERS AS THE TOP VETS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES GATHERED
PERFORMANCE
BALANCING ACT
AS SOMEONE who has spent years studying and reporting on
MITOCHONDRIA: A PLUS FOR ALL
YEARS of training can induce changes in the muscle structure
KEEP TRAINING TO OFFSET FESTIVE OVERINDULGENCE
AS WE prepare for the inevitable overindulgence that is part
WHAT’S THAT? RUNNING IS GOOD FOR HEARING
REGULAR exercise can help to prevent age-related hearing loss, a
IMPENDING DOOM CAN BOOST YOUR PERFORMANCE
REMINDERS about inevitable doom, gloom and death immediately before competition
REFLECTIVE FLIPBELT
What: A buckle-free belt made from 360-degree 3M reflective material
KEEP IT SIMPLE
THE APPLIANCE OF SCIENCE HAS ITS PLACE IN MODERN TRAINING METHODS, BUT IT HAS YET TO PRODUCE MEANINGFUL RESULTS, ARGUES ROSS MURRAY
7 THE BEST SPORTS GLOVES
GLOVES THAT GLOW IN THE DARK AND WARD OFF WINTRY WEATHER ARE AN ESSENTIAL AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. PAUL FREARY LOOKS AT THE BEST
TALKING POINT
THE GREATEST
WHO IS THE TOP BRITISH ATHLETE OF ALL TIME? HERE IS ONE WAY OF ANSWERING THAT TRICKY QUESTION
NEWS
SHOW OF UNITY
THE sad event last week has had a profound effect
YOUNG ATHLETES MOURNED
THE 2016 AW U18 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD WILL BE MADE TO LUCY PYGOTT AND STACEY BURROWS, WHO DIED LAST WEEK
RUNNERS NATIONWIDE PAY RESPECTS TO AFD GIRLS
THE athletics community in Great Britain this past weekend mourned
BOLT AND FARAH AMONG IAAF 2016 NOMINATIONS
MO FARAH will go up against two of the greatest
THOMPSON’S LEASE OF LIFE AS HIS BODY WITHSTANDS ROAD SEASON
FORMER European 10,000m silver medallist Chris Thompson says he has
VERNON: INDOOR PRIORITIES OVER WORLD CROSS
ANDY VERNON says he will likely prioritise the indoor season
WOOLVEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY FORM FORCES CHANGE OF PLAN
PIPPA WOOLVEN says she’s forcing herself to take her cross-country
LONDON 2017 ANNOUNCE HISTORIC ROAD ROUTES
THE routes for the marathons and race walks at the
GEMILI ELECTED TO BOA ATHLETES’ COMMISSION
ADAM GEMILI is among six athletes to have been elected
CORNWALL AC COACH LETT DIES
ENGLAND Athletics Coach of the Year for 2008 and long-time
ENGLAND IN ARMAGH RACES
THE England team for the Armagh International 3km and 5km
SCOT CHAIR TO RUN STIRLING
THE chairman of Scottish Athletics is the latest to sign
HAY FOLLOWING IN SPEDDING’S TRAIL
JONNY HAY could follow in the footsteps of marathon legend
COX SETTING SIGHTS ON BEIJING 2022 BOBSLEIGH
AFTER her historic performance at the Rio Paralympic Games, Kadeena
BRIGHTON ELITE
ORGANISERS of the Brighton Marathon on April 9, 2017, are
ENGLAND IN NITRO SHOWDOWN
ENGLAND will send a team over to Melbourne to compete
RESULTS
ROAD
MARC FENWICK won after being joined in the early stages
REGULARS
HUNT-ING FOR TITLES
EMILY MOSS SPEAKS TO YOUNG SPRINTER AMY HUNT, WHO HAS DOMINATED HER AGE GROUP THIS YEAR
CROSS-COUNTRY
Men (8km): 1 D Stidder (BPH) 26:16; 2 D Hards
WALKS / FELL / MULTI-TERRAIN
Men: 7MW: 1 D King (Col H) 49:48; 2 D
STARTER FOR 10
WELCOME to another in a regular series of quizzes and competitions for athletics trivia lovers. Milton Keynes kicked off the 2016-17 British Athletics Cross Challenge series on Saturday so here are some questions about the series
BOLT IN TALKS WITH LEADING GERMAN FOOTBALL TEAM
WORLD’S TOP SPRINTER PLOTS RETIREMENT AND RELEASES CHRISTMAS SONG
RETIRED ENNIS-HILL IS INSPIRING
JESSICA ENNIS-HILL (left), has finished above Michelle Obama, Judi Dench
Chat
X
Pocketmags Support