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World Championships Day One Women's Track Results



2011 World Championships 
Women's 10000 m Final
Daegu, Korea, 8/27/11
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1. Vivian Cheruiyot (Kenya) - 30:48.98 - PB
2. Sally Kipyego (Kenya) - 30:50.04
3. Linet Masai (Kenya) - 30:53.59
4. Priscah Cherono (Kenya) - 30:56.43 - PB
5. Meselech Melkamu (Ethiopia) - 30:56.55
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14. Hikari Yoshimoto (Bukkyo Univ.) - 32:32.22
15. Kayo Sugihara (Team Denso) - 32:53.89
17. Megumi Kinukawa (Team Mizuno) - 34:08.37

Women's 3000 mSC Heat Two
Daegu, Korea, 8/27/11
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1. Sofia Assefa (Ethiopia) - 9:32.48 - Q
2. Lydia Rotich (Kenya) - 9:36.70 - Q
3. Sara Moreira (Portugal) - 9:36.97 - Q
4. Emma Coburn (U.S.A.) - 9:38.42 - Q
5. Lyubov Kharlamova (Russia) - 9:40.04 - q
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8. Minori Hayakari (Kyoto Koka AC) - 10:05.34
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yuza said…
Cheruiyot was fantastic last night, she is such a good runner.

Do you have any idea what happened to Kinukawa? She looked in discomfort from about 2kms.

It might have been wiser to stop.
August 28, 2011 at 6:24 PM
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