2002 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Women's short race

The Women's short race at the 2002 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Leopardstown Racecourse near Dublin, Ireland, on March 24, 2002. Reports of the event were given in The New York Times,[1][2] in the Herald,[3][4] and for the IAAF.[5]

Women's short race at the 2002 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition30th
DateMarch 24
Host cityDublin, Leinster, Ireland
VenueLeopardstown Racecourse
Events6
Distances4.208 km – Women's short
Participation107 athletes from
29 nations

Complete results for individuals,[6][7][8] for teams,[6][9][10] medallists,[11] and the results of British athletes who took part[12] were published.

Race results

Women's short race (4.208 km)

Individual
RankAthleteCountryTime
Edith Masai Kenya13:30
Worknesh Kidane Ethiopia13:36
Isabella Ochichi Kenya13:39
4Benita Johnson Australia13:42
5Suzy Favor Hamilton United States13:47
6Abebech Nigussie Ethiopia13:53
7Sonia O'Sullivan Ireland13:55
8Amane Godana Ethiopia14:00
9Rosanna Martin Italy14:01
10Anne Keenan-Buckley Ireland14:03
11Carrie Tollefson United States14:05
12Bouchra Chaâbi Morocco14:06
13Nancy Wambui Kenya14:06
14Olga Romanova Russia14:06
15Anna Thompson Australia14:07
16Genet Gebregiorgis Ethiopia14:08
17Jane Kiptoo Kenya14:11
18Prisca Ngetich Kenya14:13
19Rosemary Ryan Ireland14:14
20Helena Sampaio Portugal14:15
21Hawa Hamis Hussein Tanzania14:17
22Helen Pattinson United Kingdom14:18
23Liliya Volkova Russia14:19
24Anastasiya Zubova Russia14:20
25Carla Sacramento Portugal14:20
26Meryem Karouani Morocco14:22
27Hana Chaouach Tunisia14:22
28Albina Ivanova Russia14:23
29Denisa Costescu Romania14:25
30Hayley McGregor Australia14:25
31Olga Machado Portugal14:26
32Sarah Toland United States14:27
33Nasria Azaïdj Algeria14:27
34Merima Hashim Ethiopia14:28
35Lucy Elliott United Kingdom14:28
36Jacqueline Martín Spain14:28
37Fatiha Baouf Belgium14:29
38Sinkinesh Gudeta Ethiopia14:30
39Adélia Elias Portugal14:31
40Judit Plá Spain14:32
41Elena Fidatof Romania14:33
42Natalie Harvey Australia14:34
43Ronel Thomas South Africa14:35
44Anesie Kwizera Burundi14:36
45Hiromi Koga Japan14:37
46Sandra Baumann Austria14:38
47Daniela Petrescu Romania14:40
48Zubeda Gussi Tanzania14:41
49Émilie Mondor Canada14:42
50Farida Gusi Tanzania14:42
51Minori Hayakari Japan14:42
52Janet Trujillo United States14:42
53Carmen Douma Canada14:44
54Tatyana Borisova Kyrgyzstan14:44
55Seloua Ouaziz Morocco14:44
56Clarisse Cruz Portugal14:44
57Rocío Martínez Spain14:45
58Amaia Piedra Spain14:47
59Sabrina Varrone Italy14:48
60Amanda Wright-Allen United Kingdom14:48
61Leonora Joy New Zealand14:49
62Maria McCambridge Ireland14:49
63Mary Jayne Harrelson United States14:50
64Valerie Vaughan Ireland14:50
65Ouafa Frekech Morocco14:50
66Sarah Hann United States14:52
67Sonia Boubaker Tunisia14:53
68Maiko Yamaguchi Japan14:54
69Sara Valderas Spain14:55
70Margaret Butler Canada14:57
71Christina Carruzzo  Switzerland14:58
72Luminita Gogîrlea Romania14:59
73Heather Lee Canada15:00
74Anna Ndege Tanzania15:00
75Sonia Thomas United Kingdom15:01
76Habiba Ghribi Tunisia15:01
77Cristina Casandra Romania15:04
78Emma Ward United Kingdom15:04
79Dalila Tahi Algeria15:05
80Jane Potter United Kingdom15:10
81Tatyana Chulakh Russia15:10
82Valentina Belotti Italy15:11
83Soulef Bouguerra Tunisia15:12
84Fouzia Zoutat Algeria15:14
85Tamara Salomon Canada15:15
86Federica Dal Ri Italy15:18
87Cristiana Artuso Italy15:20
88Mieke Geens Belgium15:21
89Tracy Robertson Canada15:22
90Souad Aït Salem Algeria15:23
91Vanessa Veiga Spain15:29
92Maureen Harrington Ireland15:30
93Suzanne Wiertsema Netherlands15:33
94Amel Tlili Tunisia15:36
95Madalena Carriço Portugal15:37
96Fiona Crombie New Zealand15:38
97Hakima Takeznount Algeria15:41
98Helen van Lysebetten Belgium15:45
99Mebarka Zellit Algeria15:55
100Yuliya Arfipova Uzbekistan15:56
101Irina Matrosova Uzbekistan16:00
102Amira Benamor Tunisia16:10
103Eva Iglesias Andorra16:21
104Zamira Amirova Uzbekistan16:42
105Priscilla Mamba Eswatini16:46
106Yekaterina Dirova Uzbekistan17:21
107Simone Zapha Seychelles18:11
—Sharon Soussi GibraltarDNS
—Patrizia Tisi ItalyDNS
—Caroline Kwambai KenyaDNS
—Christiana Augustine NigeriaDNS
—Hannah Lawrence New ZealandDNS
—Kim Smith New ZealandDNS
—Kadie Koroma Sierra LeoneDNS

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 Ethiopia
Worknesh Kidane2
Abebech Nigussie6
Amane Godana8
Genet Gebregiorgis16
(Merima Hashim)(n/s)
(Sinkinesh Gudeta)(n/s)
 32
 Kenya
Edith Masai1
Isabella Ochichi3
Nancy Wambui13
Jane Kiptoo17
(Prisca Ngetich)(n/s)
 34
 Ireland
Sonia O'Sullivan7
Anne Keenan-Buckley10
Rosemary Ryan18
Maria McCambridge50
(Valerie Vaughan)(n/s)
(Maureen Harrington)(n/s)
 85
4 Russia
Olga Romanova14
Liliya Volkova22
Anastasiya Zubova23
Albina Ivanova27
(Tatyana Chulakh)(n/s)
 86
5 Australia
Benita Johnson4
Anna Thompson15
Hayley McGregor29
Natalie Harvey38
 86
6 United States
Suzy Favor Hamilton5
Carrie Tollefson11
Sarah Toland31
Janet Trujillo43
(Mary Jayne Harrelson)(n/s)
(Sarah Hann)(n/s)
 90
7 Portugal
Helena Sampaio19
Carla Sacramento24
Olga Machado30
Adélia Elias35
(Clarisse Cruz)(n/s)
(Madalena Carriço)(n/s)
 108
8 Morocco
Bouchra Chaâbi12
Meryem Karouani25
Seloua Ouaziz45
Ouafa Frekech51
 133
9 Romania
Denisa Costescu28
Elena Fidatof37
Daniela Petrescu39
Luminita Gogîrlea54
(Cristina Casandra)(n/s)
 158
10 Tanzania
Hawa Hamis Hussein20
Zubeda Gussi40
Farida Gusi42
Anna Ndege56
 158
11 United Kingdom
Helen Pattinson21
Lucy Elliott33
Amanda Wright-Allen49
Sonia Thomas57
(Emma Ward)(n/s)
(Jane Potter)(n/s)
 160
12 Spain
Jacqueline Martín34
Judit Plá36
Rocío Martínez46
Amaia Piedra47
(Sara Valderas)(n/s)
(Vanessa Veiga)(n/s)
 163
13 Italy
Rosanna Martin9
Sabrina Varrone48
Valentina Belotti60
Federica Dal Ri63
(Cristiana Artuso)(n/s)
 180
14 Canada
Émilie Mondor41
Carmen Douma44
Margaret Butler53
Heather Lee55
(Tamara Salomon)(n/s)
(Tracy Robertson)(n/s)
 193
15 Tunisia
Hana Chaouach26
Sonia Boubaker52
Habiba Ghribi58
Soulef Bouguerra61
(Amel Tlili)(n/s)
(Amira Benamor)(n/s)
 197
16 Algeria
Nasria Azaïdj32
Dalila Tahi59
Fouzia Zoutat62
Souad Aït Salem64
(Hakima Takeznount)(n/s)
(Mebarka Zellit)(n/s)
 217
17 Uzbekistan
Yuliya Arfipova65
Irina Matrosova66
Zamira Amirova67
Yekaterina Dirova68
 266
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result (n/s: nonscorer)

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 107 athletes from 29 countries participated in the Women's short race. The announced athletes from  Gibraltar,  Nigeria, and  Sierra Leone did not show.[7][8]

See also

References
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