Edinburgh, Scotland - After three years in Kenyan hands, Ethiopia
regained the Junior Men’s individual title over 8 kilometres today as
Ibrahim Jeilan used his proven track speed to see off his challengers
in the 36th IAAF World Cross Country ...

Tirunesh Dibaba completed part three of what was not only a great
day for Ethiopia but a great day for the Dibaba family this afternoon
as she reclaimed her World Cross Country crown in thrilling style.
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Edinburgh, Scotland - In a remarkable triumph over adversity and the
spirited endeavours of defending champion Zersenay Tadese, Kenenisa
Bekele cleared a series of obstacles to win a record sixth Senior Men’s
classic distance title - and ...

The Miners earned 13 regional-qualifying marks and took 13 titles on the day.


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MISSED FLIGHT UNLIKELY TO SLOW BEKELE OR AFRICAN ONSLAUGHTBy David Monti(c) 2008 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved. Used with permissionEDINBURGH (29-Mar) -- Five-time double IAAF World Cross Country champion Kenenisa Bekele has yet to arrive he...

LEMONCELLO CARRIES BRITISH HOPES INTO WORLD CROSSBy David Monti(c) 2008 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved. Used with permissionEDINBURGH (28-Mar) -- It's not often that a major world championship comes to Great Britain, seemingly a prime opportu...