1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior women's race

The Junior women's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Aix-les-Bains, France, at the Hippodrome de Marlioz on March 25, 1990. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald.[1]

Junior women's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition18th
DateMarch 25
Host cityAix-les-Bains, Rhône-Alpes, France France
VenueHippodrome de Marlioz
Events1
Distances4.4 km – Junior women
Participation121 athletes from
27 nations

Complete results,[2] medallists, [3] and the results of British athletes[4] were published.

Race results

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Junior women's race (4.4 km)

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Individual

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Rank Athlete Country Time
  Liu Shixiang   China 14:19
  Yan Qinglan   China 14:20
  Susan Chepkemei   Kenya 14:22
4 Caroline Kwambai   Kenya 14:23
5 Lina Chesire   Kenya 14:25
6 Tamara Salomon   Canada 14:27
7 Malin Ewerlöf   Sweden 14:30
8 Ann Mwangi   Kenya 14:30
9 Minori Hayakari   Japan 14:32
10 Shiki Terasaki   Japan 14:35
11 Yumi Osaki   Japan 14:35
12 Melody Fairchild   United States 14:37
13 Jane Ekimat   Kenya 14:37
14 Natsue Koikawa   Japan 14:39
15 Janeth Caizalitín   Ecuador 14:43
16 Tegla Loroupe   Kenya 14:49
17 Zhor El Kamch   Morocco 14:49
18 Makiko Okamoto   Japan 14:54
19 Brynhild Synstnes   Norway 14:55
20 Dorothy Mambrue   Zambia 14:55
21 Sandra Ruales   Ecuador 14:56
22 Alice Chanda   Zambia 14:57
23 Jamie Park   United States 14:57
24 Carmen Naranjo   Ecuador 15:00
25 Yelena Zhilkina   Soviet Union 15:00
26 Soledad Nieto   Ecuador 15:01
27 Liu Xian   China 15:01
28 Mihaela Ciu   Romania 15:02
29 Andrea Whitcombe   United Kingdom 15:02
30 Hozumi Otani   Japan 15:02
31 Najat Ouali   Morocco 15:03
32 Simona Staicu   Romania 15:04
33 Andrea Duke   United Kingdom 15:04
34 Natalya Galushko   Soviet Union 15:05
35 María Isabel Martinez   Spain 15:06
36 Maria Silvia Pili   Italy 15:07
37 Ana Gimeno   Spain 15:08
38 Liu Yianying   China 15:09
39 Inna Kozina   Soviet Union 15:09
40 Carla Sacramento   Portugal 15:12
41 Gillian Stacey   United Kingdom 15:15
42 Hayley Haining   United Kingdom 15:16
43 Beni Gras   Canada 15:16
44 Anikó Javos   Hungary 15:19
45 Maria Luisa Madera   Spain 15:21
46 Li Libin   China 15:23
47 Andrea Bertoia   Canada 15:23
48 Paola Cabrera   Mexico 15:23
49 Yelena Susina   Soviet Union 15:24
50 Malika El Habti   Morocco 15:25
51 Nathalie Braem   France 15:26
52 Jennifer Armstrong   Canada 15:27
53 Ana Nanu   Romania 15:28
54 Fabia Trabaldo   Italy 15:29
55 Rachida Benmansour   Morocco 15:30
56 Patricia Lossouarn   France 15:31
57 Norma Torres   Ecuador 15:33
58 Louise Watson   United Kingdom 15:37
59 Kathy Butler   Canada 15:38
60 Kerry Mackay   United Kingdom 15:39
61 Miriam Achote   Ecuador 15:40
62 Carmen Fülop   Romania 15:41
63 Ingeborg Huijssen   Belgium 15:42
64 Renata Kuleta   Poland 15:42
65 Ursula Jeitzinger    Switzerland 15:43
66 Svenja Lütje   West Germany 15:44
67 Ursula Friedmann   West Germany 15:44
68 Mónika Tóth   Hungary 15:45
69 Marina Nascimento   Brazil 15:45
70 Amina Maanaoui   Morocco 15:46
71 Simona Viola   Italy 15:49
72 Deena Drossin   United States 15:49
73 Irina Volynskaya   Soviet Union 15:51
74 Celine Martin   France 15:52
75 Fátima Cabral   Portugal 15:53
76 Josefina Gutierrez   Spain 15:54
77 Yolanda Vidal   Spain 15:55
78 Szilvia Csoszánszky   Hungary 15:55
79 Renáta Fülöp   Hungary 15:56
80 Teresa Ferreira   Portugal 15:56
81 Carla Azeitero   Portugal 15:57
82 Stela Apetre   Romania 15:58
83 Francoise Nemry   Belgium 15:59
84 Elzbieta Konak   Poland 16:00
85 Valerie Collignon   Belgium 16:00
86 Carolina Matteucci   Italy 16:01
87 Marie France Barreiro   Spain 16:04
88 Christine Stief   West Germany 16:07
89 Helene Gilliet   France 16:08
90 Rebecca Spies   United States 16:09
91 Marta Kosmowska   Poland 16:10
92 Gaëlle Houitte   France 16:12
93 Meghan O'Brian   Canada 16:12
94 Nathalie Deroubaix   Belgium 16:13
95 Vidya Deoghare   India 16:14
96 Shelly Smathers   United States 16:16
97 Caroline McLoughlin   Ireland 16:19
98 Ornella Brion   Italy 16:19
99 Shubangi Kadan   India 16:20
100 Rebecca Werneck   Brazil 16:20
101 Anna Brzezińska   Poland 16:21
102 Vanessa Molloy   Ireland 16:23
103 Viktória Barta   Hungary 16:25
104 Marina Bastos   Portugal 16:26
105 Amy Giblin   United States 16:27
106 Patricia Jossot   France 16:27
107 Petra Krodinger   West Germany 16:28
108 Barbara Stewart   Jamaica 16:37
109 Ana Costa   Portugal 16:38
110 Andrea Tschopp    Switzerland 16:39
111 Peggy van Eeckhoudt   Belgium 16:40
112 Glynnis Lynch   Ireland 16:50
113 Suzie Bent   Jamaica 16:51
114 Bhageerathi Bille   India 16:52
115 Faith Dawkins   Jamaica 16:58
116 Christina Geoghegan   Ireland 16:59
117 Maria Carla Pagano   Italy 17:02
118 Annick van Daele   Belgium 17:09
119 Emer Molloy   Ireland 17:25
120 Vaishali Khamker   India 17:39
121 Myrsel Chambers   Jamaica 18:04

Teams

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Rank Team Points
    Kenya
Susan Chepkemei 3
Caroline Kwambai 4
Lina Chesire 5
Ann Mwangi 8
(Jane Ekimat) (13)
(Tegla Loroupe) (16)
20
    Japan
Minori Hayakari 9
Shiki Terasaki 10
Yumi Osaki 11
Natsue Koikawa 14
(Makiko Okamoto) (18)
(Hozumi Otani) (30)
44
    China
Liu Shixiang 1
Yan Qinglan 2
Liu Xian 27
Liu Yianying 38
(Li Libin) (46)
68
4   Ecuador
Janeth Caizalitín 15
Sandra Ruales 21
Carmen Naranjo 24
Soledad Nieto 26
(Norma Torres) (57)
(Miriam Achote) (61)
86
5   United Kingdom
Andrea Whitcombe 29
Andrea Duke 33
Gillian Stacey 41
Hayley Haining 42
(Louise Watson) (58)
(Kerry Mackay) (60)
145
6   Soviet Union
Yelena Zhilkina 25
Natalya Galushko 34
Inna Kozina 39
Yelena Susina 49
(Irina Volynskaya) (73)
147
7   Canada
Tamara Salomon 6
Beni Gras 43
Andrea Bertoia 47
Jennifer Armstrong 52
(Kathy Butler) (59)
(Meghan O'Brian) (93)
148
8   Morocco
Zhor El Kamch 17
Najat Ouali 31
Malika El Habti 50
Rachida Benmansour 55
(Amina Maanaoui) (70)
153
9   Romania
Mihaela Ciu 28
Simona Staicu 32
Ana Nanu 53
Carmen Fülop 62
(Stela Apetre) (82)
175
10   Spain
María Isabel Martinez 35
Ana Gimeno 37
Maria Luisa Madera 45
Josefina Gutierrez 76
(Yolanda Vidal) (77)
(Marie France Barreiro) (87)
193
11   United States
Melody Fairchild 12
Jamie Park 23
Deena Drossin 72
Rebecca Spies 90
(Shelly Smathers) (96)
(Amy Giblin) (105)
197
12   Italy
Maria Silvia Pili 36
Fabia Trabaldo 54
Simona Viola 71
Carolina Matteucci 86
(Ornella Brion) (98)
(Maria Carla Pagano) (117)
247
13   Hungary
Anikó Javos 44
Mónika Tóth 68
Szilvia Csoszánszky 78
Renáta Fülöp 79
(Viktória Barta) (103)
269
14   France
Nathalie Braem 51
Patricia Lossouarn 56
Celine Martin 74
Helene Gilliet 89
(Gaëlle Houitte) (92)
(Patricia Jossot) (106)
270
15   Portugal
Carla Sacramento 40
Fátima Cabral 75
Teresa Ferreira 80
Carla Azeitero 81
(Marina Bastos) (104)
(Ana Costa) (109)
276
16   Belgium
Ingeborg Huijssen 63
Francoise Nemry 83
Valerie Collignon 85
Nathalie Deroubaix 94
(Peggy van Eeckhoudt) (111)
(Annick van Daele) (118)
325
17   West Germany
Svenja Lütje 66
Ursula Friedmann 67
Christine Stief 88
Petra Krodinger 107
328
18   Poland
Renata Kuleta 64
Elzbieta Konak 84
Marta Kosmowska 91
Anna Brzezińska 101
340
19   Ireland
Caroline McLoughlin 97
Vanessa Molloy 102
Glynnis Lynch 112
Christina Geoghegan 116
(Emer Molloy) (119)
427
20   India
Vidya Deoghare 95
Shubangi Kadan 99
Bhageerathi Bille 114
Vaishali Khamker 120
428
21   Jamaica
Barbara Stewart 108
Suzie Bent 113
Faith Dawkins 115
Myrsel Chambers 121
457
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

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An unofficial count yields the participation of 121 athletes from 27 countries in the Junior women's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[4]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Morocco has unearthed a new athletics star in Khalid Skah, who won the world cross-country title on Saturday with a style reminiscent of his compatriots, multi world record-holder Said Aouita and Olympic 10,000m champion Brahim Boutayeb..., Glasgow Herald, March 26, 1990, retrieved October 24, 2013
  2. ^ Magnusson, Tomas (February 8, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 4.4km CC Women - Aix-les-Bains Date: Saturday, March 24, 1990, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 24, 2013{{citation}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  3. ^ IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
  4. ^ a b 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, archived from the original (PDF) on September 27, 2013, retrieved October 9, 2013