1987 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

Junior men's race at the 1987 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	15th
Date	March 22
Host city	Warszawa, Poland
Venue	Służewiec Racecourse
Events	1
Distances	7.05 km – Junior men
Participation	146 athletes from ; 29 nations
	← 1986 Colombier 1988 Auckland → ;

The Junior men's race at the 1987 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Warszawa, Poland, at the Służewiec Racecourse on March 22, 1987. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald[1] and in the Evening Times.[2]

Complete results,[3] medallists, [4] and the results of British athletes[5] were published.

Race results

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Wilfred Kirochi	Kenya	22:18
	Demeke Bekele	Ethiopia	22:18
	Debebe Demisse	Ethiopia	22:20
4	William Koskei Chemitei	Kenya	22:27
5	Mathew Rono	Kenya	22:28
6	Aligaz Alemayehu	Ethiopia	22:28
7	Simon Mugglestone	England	22:33
8	Bedile Kibret	Ethiopia	22:37
9	Ararse Fuffa	Ethiopia	22:39
10	Thomas Osano	Kenya	22:55
11	Abel Gisemba	Kenya	23:01
12	Haydar Dogan	Turkey	23:07
13	Joseph Otwori	Kenya	23:11
14	Kenji Ayabe	Japan	23:13
15	Mourad Bouldjadj	Algeria	23:19
16	Darren Klassen	Canada	23:19
17	Luc Peerlinck	Belgium	23:23
18	Yoshinori Yokota	Japan	23:24
19	Didier Sainthorand	France	23:25
20	Masaki Yamamoto	Japan	23:26
21	Hideyuki Matsumoto	Japan	23:26
22	Zoltán Káldy	Hungary	23:28
23	Todd Williams	United States	23:30
24	Valery Chesak	Soviet Union	23:31
25	Marc Pujol	Spain	23:31
26	Marco Rufo	Spain	23:31
27	Wayne Larden	Australia	23:32
28	Timothy Gargiulo	United States	23:34
29	Robert Henes	United States	23:35
30	Mikhail Puzniak	Soviet Union	23:36
31	Alan Lewis	Canada	23:37
32	David Wilson	Ireland	23:38
33	Luca Barzaghi	Italy	23:40
34	Clayton Clews	Australia	23:40
35	Jesús Gálvez	Spain	23:40
36	Alex Mowatt	Canada	23:44
37	Mohamed Choumassi	Morocco	23:44
38	Giuliano Baccani	Italy	23:45
39	Francisco Rivera	Spain	23:46
40	Marc Davis	United States	23:47
41	Brendan Matthias	Canada	23:48
42	Abdelaziz Mahjoubi	Morocco	23:53
43	James Hynes	Ireland	23:54
44	Moulay Ali Ouadih	Morocco	23:56
45	Marco Di Lieto	Italy	23:56
46	Salem Chilah	Tunisia	23:57
47	Fermín Cacho	Spain	23:58
48	Vladimir Kilnesov	Soviet Union	23:59
49	Zoltán Gergely	Hungary	23:59
50	Martin Amor	England	24:00
51	Greg Andersen	Canada	24:05
52	Mohamed El Bachir	Algeria	24:07
53	Mehmet Bayram	Turkey	24:08
54	Brahim Lahlafi	Morocco	24:09
55	Mauro Biagetti	Italy	24:10
56	Károly Vajkovics	Hungary	24:10
57	Robert Langfeld	West Germany	24:11
58	Nicholas McCaffrey	England	24:11
59	Julian Gentry	England	24:12
60	Miroslaw Plawgo	Poland	24:13
61	Carsten Arndt	West Germany	24:13
62	Mark Mastalir	United States	24:15
63	Tesfayi Dadi	Ethiopia	24:16
64	Bernard Bourke	Australia	24:17
65	Seamus O'Loan	Ireland	24:18
66	Davey Wilson	Northern Ireland	24:18
67	Jan Jonsson	Sweden	24:20
68	Waldemar Glinka	Poland	24:21
69	Valeriy Fedotov	Soviet Union	24:21
70	Markus Tischler	West Germany	24:21
71	Fabian Lacan	France	24:22
72	Amar Ouerfelli	Tunisia	24:22
73	Rik Stepman	Belgium	24:22
74	Abderrahim Cherkaoui	Morocco	24:23
75	Remzi Atli	Turkey	24:24
76	Zoltán Holba	Hungary	24:24
77	Justin Hobbs	Wales	24:25
78	Philip Hennessy	England	24:26
79	Laurent Delacenserie	France	24:26
80	Ali Canpolat	Turkey	24:27
81	Christoph Ruettiman	Switzerland	24:28
82	Tayeb Benaiche	Algeria	24:29
83	Andrew Edge	Wales	24:30
84	Alastair Russell	Scotland	24:30
85	Riyouki Murakami	Japan	24:31
86	Rafal Walczak	Poland	24:32
87	Kevin McKay	England	24:33
88	Marc Vanderstraeten	Belgium	24:33
89	Wilfried Liers	Belgium	24:34
90	Nick Tsioros	Canada	24:34
91	Jonas Larsson	Sweden	24:36
92	Yohinori Sato	Japan	24:37
93	Allan Carman	Australia	24:38
94	Geoffrey Sheehan	Ireland	24:40
95	Mariusz Lamch	Poland	24:40
96	Mabrouk Trimèche	Algeria	24:41
97	Lotfi Aoua	Tunisia	24:43
98	Bousmaha Saidi	Algeria	24:43
99	Bernd Jähnke	West Germany	24:45
100	Eric Mastalir	United States	24:47
101	Luigi Teodori	Italy	24:48
102	Talat Gökce	Turkey	24:50
103	Craig McFadzean	Scotland	24:51
104	Mickael Dufermont	France	24:55
105	Niklas Johnsson	Sweden	24:56
106	Ferenc Sági	Hungary	24:57
107	Bobby Farren	Northern Ireland	24:58
108	Dean Rose	Australia	24:59
109	David Jones	Ireland	24:59
110	Yaswant Rawat Singh	India	24:59
111	Anatoliy Dimitrov	Soviet Union	25:00
112	Juan Abad	Spain	25:00
113	Lars Richter	West Germany	25:03
114	Azzedine Sakhri	Algeria	25:04
115	Robert Jay	Wales	25:06
116	Jamal Ali Al-Hakim	North Yemen	25:08
117	Naceur Hamed	Tunisia	25:09
118	Justin Chaston	Wales	25:10
119	Andreas Ahl	Sweden	25:11
120	Szabolcs Jámbor	Hungary	25:12
121	David Beyssac	France	25:13
122	Wendy Hermans	Belgium	25:14
123	Slim Chérif	Tunisia	25:16
124	Mark Wallace	Scotland	25:17
125	Per Stjernberg	Sweden	25:18
126	Hardev Singh	India	25:18
127	Mel Hilliard	Ireland	25:24
128	Hans van der Hoeven	Belgium	25:25
129	Radek Bily	Czechoslovakia	25:25
130	Gennaro Di Napoli	Italy	25:29
131	Slawomir Swieczkowski	Poland	25:31
132	Cairan McGivern	Northern Ireland	25:34
133	Piotr Prusik	Poland	25:35
134	Hukum Singh	India	25:35
135	Mohamed Nasser Al-Zaidi	North Yemen	25:39
136	Declan Caddell	Northern Ireland	25:42
137	Jan Arvidsson	Sweden	25:44
138	David Donnett	Scotland	25:49
139	Philip Healey	Northern Ireland	25:51
140	David Arnott	Scotland	25:59
141	Steven Tagg	Australia	26:17
142	Ithai Luria	Israel	26:17
143	Stuart Kennedy	Northern Ireland	26:18
144	Dafydd Hughes	Wales	26:24
145	John Quinn	Scotland	26:28
146	Gerallt Owen	Wales	27:30

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Ethiopia

Demeke Bekele	2
Debebe Demisse	3
Aligaz Alemayehu	6
Bedile Kibret	8
(Ararse Fuffa)	(9)
(Tesfayi Dadi)	(63)

19

Kenya

Wilfred Kirochi	1
William Koskei Chemitei	4
Mathew Rono	5
Thomas Osano	10
(Abel Gisemba)	(11)
(Joseph Otwori)	(13)

20

Japan

Kenji Ayabe	14
Yoshinori Yokota	18
Masaki Yamamoto	20
Hideyuki Matsumoto	21
(Riyouki Murakami)	(85)
(Yohinori Sato)	(92)

73

4

United States

Todd Williams	23
Timothy Gargiulo	28
Robert Henes	29
Marc Davis	40
(Mark Mastalir)	(62)
(Eric Mastalir)	(100)

120

5

Canada

Darren Klassen	16
Alan Lewis	31
Alex Mowatt	36
Brendan Matthias	41
(Greg Andersen)	(51)
(Nick Tsioros)	(90)

124

6

Spain

Marc Pujol	25
Marco Rufo	26
Jesús Gálvez	35
Francisco Rivera	39
(Fermín Cacho)	(47)
(Juan Abad)	(112)

125

7

Italy

Luca Barzaghi	33
Giuliano Baccani	38
Marco Di Lieto	45
Mauro Biagetti	55
(Luigi Teodori)	(101)
(Gennaro Di Napoli)	(130)

171

8

Soviet Union

Valery Chesak	24
Mikhail Puzniak	30
Vladimir Kilnesov	48
Valeriy Fedotov	69
(Anatoliy Dimitrov)	(111)

171

9

England

Simon Mugglestone	7
Martin Amor	50
Nicholas McCaffrey	58
Julian Gentry	59
(Philip Hennessy)	(78)
(Kevin McKay)	(87)

174

10

Morocco

Mohamed Choumassi	37
Abdelaziz Mahjoubi	42
Moulay Ali Ouadih	44
Brahim Lahlafi	54
(Abderrahim Cherkaoui)	(74)

177

11

Hungary

Zoltán Káldy	22
Zoltán Gergely	49
Károly Vajkovics	56
Zoltán Holba	76
(Ferenc Sági)	(106)
(Szabolcs Jámbor)	(120)

203

12

Australia

Wayne Larden	27
Clayton Clews	34
Bernard Bourke	64
Allan Carman	93
(Dean Rose)	(108)
(Steven Tagg)	(141)

218

13

Turkey

Haydar Dogan	12
Mehmet Bayram	53
Remzi Atli	75
Ali Canpolat	80
(Talat Gökce)	(102)

220

14

Ireland

David Wilson	32
James Hynes	43
Seamus O'Loan	65
Geoffrey Sheehan	94
(David Jones)	(109)
(Mel Hilliard)	(127)

234

15

Algeria

Mourad Bouldjadj	15
Mohamed El Bachir	52
Tayeb Benaiche	82
Mabrouk Trimèche	96
(Bousmaha Saidi)	(98)
(Azzedine Sakhri)	(114)

245

16

Belgium

Luc Peerlinck	17
Rik Stepman	73
Marc Vanderstraeten	88
Wilfried Liers	89
(Wendy Hermans)	(122)
(Hans van der Hoeven)	(128)

267

17

France

Didier Sainthorand	19
Fabian Lacan	71
Laurent Delacenserie	79
Mickael Dufermont	104
(David Beyssac)	(121)

273

18

West Germany

Robert Langfeld	57
Carsten Arndt	61
Markus Tischler	70
Bernd Jähnke	99
(Lars Richter)	(113)

287

19

Poland

Miroslaw Plawgo	60
Waldemar Glinka	68
Rafal Walczak	86
Mariusz Lamch	95
(Slawomir Swieczkowski)	(131)
(Piotr Prusik)	(133)

309

20

Tunisia

Salem Chilah	46
Amar Ouerfelli	72
Lotfi Aoua	97
Naceur Hamed	117
(Slim Chérif)	(123)

332

21

Sweden

Jan Jonsson	67
Jonas Larsson	91
Niklas Johnsson	105
Andreas Ahl	119
(Per Stjernberg)	(125)
(Jan Arvidsson)	(137)

382

22

Wales

Justin Hobbs	77
Andrew Edge	83
Robert Jay	115
Justin Chaston	118
(Dafydd Hughes)	(144)
(Gerallt Owen)	(146)

393

23

Northern Ireland

Davey Wilson	66
Bobby Farren	107
Cairan McGivern	132
Declan Caddell	136
(Philip Healey)	(139)
(Stuart Kennedy)	(143)

441

24

Scotland

Alastair Russell	84
Craig McFadzean	103
Mark Wallace	124
David Donnett	138
(David Arnott)	(140)
(John Quinn)	(145)

449

Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 146 athletes from 29 countries in the Junior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[5]

Algeria (6)
Australia (6)
Belgium (6)
Canada (6)
Czechoslovakia (1)
England (6)
Ethiopia (6)
France (5)
Hungary (6)
India (3)

Ireland (6)
Israel (1)
Italy (6)
Japan (6)
Kenya (6)
Morocco (5)
Northern Ireland (6)
North Yemen (2)
Poland (6)
Scotland (6)

Soviet Union (5)
Spain (6)
Sweden (6)
Switzerland (1)
Tunisia (5)
Turkey (5)
United States (6)
Wales (6)
West Germany (5)

References

Gillon, Doug (March 23, 1987), Lynch's supreme effort just fails in Polish mud - Liz Lynch gave everything she had, and then found a little more, but it was not quite enough to capture the world cross-country title on the freezing muddy wastes of Sluzewiac racecourse this afternoon..., Glasgow Herald, p. 10, retrieved October 22, 2013
Sad Lynch comes out second best - Not even the consolidation of the silver medal could bring a smile to the face of Scotland's Liz Lynch after the World Cross Cross Country Championships in Warsaw.., Evening Times, March 23, 1987, p. 17, retrieved October 22, 2013
Magnusson, Tomas (September 8, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 7.1km CC Men - Warszawa Sluzewiec Date: Sunday, March 22, 1987, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
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

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[herald_01-1] Gillon, Doug (March 23, 1987), Lynch's supreme effort just fails in Polish mud - Liz Lynch gave everything she had, and then found a little more, but it was not quite enough to capture the world cross-country title on the freezing muddy wastes of Sluzewiac racecourse this afternoon..., Glasgow Herald, p. 10, retrieved October 22, 2013

[evening_01-2] Sad Lynch comes out second best - Not even the consolidation of the silver medal could bring a smile to the face of Scotland's Liz Lynch after the World Cross Cross Country Championships in Warsaw.., Evening Times, March 23, 1987, p. 17, retrieved October 22, 2013

[archive_02-3] Magnusson, Tomas (September 8, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 7.1km CC Men - Warszawa Sluzewiec Date: Sunday, March 22, 1987, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

[gbr_01-4] IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013

[iaaf_01-5] 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

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