1995 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

The Junior men's race at the 1995 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Durham, United Kingdom, at the University of Durham on March 25, 1995. A report on the event was given in The New York Times[1] and in the Herald.[2]

Junior men's race at the 1995 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition23rd
DateMarch 25
Host cityDurham, County Durham, United Kingdom
VenueUniversity of Durham
Events1
Distances8.47 km – Junior men
Participation148 athletes from
43 nations

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

Race results

Individual
RankAthleteCountryTime
Assefa Mezegebu Ethiopia24:12
Dejene Lidetu Ethiopia24:14
David Chelule Kenya24:16
4Andrew Panga Tanzania24:19
5Philip Mosima Kenya24:23
6Abreham Tsige Ethiopia24:40
7Hezron Otwori Kenya24:43
8Mark Bett Kenya24:48
9Sammy Kipruto Kenya24:58
10Christopher Kelong Kenya25:02
11John Morapedi South Africa25:04
12Marko Hwahu Tanzania25:04
13Hideaki Haraguchi Japan25:09
14Benoît Zwierzchiewski France25:10
15Mohamed El Hattab Morocco25:14
16Lemma Bonsa Ethiopia25:19
17Mohamed Amyn Morocco25:22
18Iván Pérez Spain25:24
19Abderrahman Chmaiti Morocco25:26
20Muneyuki Ojima Japan25:27
21Abdelilah El Marrafe Morocco25:29
22Shinji Yamazaki Japan25:30
23Mizan Mehari Ethiopia25:36
24Baha Tulumbo Tanzania25:38
25Abderrahim Goumri Morocco25:47
26Gunther Methot Belgium25:49
27Grigoriy Generalov Russia25:54
28Gert-Jan Liefers Netherlands25:54
29Akira Kiniwa Japan25:57
30Mohamed Awol Ethiopia25:57
31Miloud Abaoub Algeria26:00
32Salem Messaoui Algeria26:02
33Meck Mothuli South Africa26:02
34Badre din Zioini France26:06
35Tim Briggs United States26:08
36José Antonio Ramallo Spain26:10
37Abdelghani Amraoui Algeria26:11
38Ahmed Ezzobayry Morocco26:15
39Mauricio Ladino Colombia26:16
40Hiroyuki Ogawa Japan26:16
41Viktor Golubev Belarus26:16
42Sun Jiawei China26:17
43Petros Sithole South Africa26:22
44Juan José Gómez Spain26:23
45André Bucher  Switzerland26:26
46Matt Kerr Canada26:26
47Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Yemen26:27
48Alexandr Gelesh Ukraine26:27
49Jason Rexing United States26:28
50Lyes Ramoul Algeria26:29
51Malte Stern Germany26:30
52Dalibor Balgac Croatia26:31
53Clodoaldo da Silva Brazil26:32
54Adrian Maghiar Romania26:33
55Antonio da Fonseca Portugal26:34
56Noriyoshi Takasu Japan26:34
57Pieter van Thournhout Belgium26:35
58Márcio da Silva Brazil26:36
59Kamel Boulahfane Algeria26:37
60Michael Vicedo France26:38
61Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali Yemen26:39
62Aleksey Shestakov Kazakhstan26:39
63Khaled Al-Atashi Yemen26:40
64Travis Landreth United States26:42
65Damiano Polti Italy26:44
66Iván Hierro Spain26:45
67Allen Graffin United Kingdom26:46
68Clinton Mackevicius Australia26:46
69Aaron Gabonewe South Africa26:47
70Richard Mncwabe South Africa26:48
71Aleksandr Lukoshenko Belarus26:49
72Chad Walton Canada26:49
73Aleksey Lopaticuk Ukraine26:51
74Sébastien Boiton France26:53
75Martin Brusak Czech Republic26:54
76Tony Forrest United Kingdom26:54
77Janko Bensa FR Yugoslavia26:55
78Davide Becchio Italy26:55
79Matt Farley United States26:56
80Luca Rosa Italy26:57
81Mark Hauser United States26:58
82Klaus Mueller Canada27:01
83Ephraim Mokhotu South Africa27:03
84Jerry Ziak Canada27:04
85Matt O'Dowd United Kingdom27:04
86Lahcene Slimani Algeria27:04
87Alexandr Mulin Ukraine27:05
88Marilson dos Santos Brazil27:06
89Esa Martomaa Finland27:07
90Fouad Obad Yemen27:08
91Paw Nielsen Denmark27:08
92Ben Reese United Kingdom27:10
93Davide Maffei Italy27:11
94Mohamed Al-Khawlani Yemen27:11
95Gábor Domonyik Hungary27:12
96Eduardo Vargas Spain27:13
97Reynald Moulet France27:14
98Bart de Berge Belgium27:14
99Brian Jensen Denmark27:15
100Nicki Olesen Denmark27:17
101Menisan Sanbato Israel27:21
102Ruslan Sukhodolskiy Moldova27:22
103Bart Verkaemer Belgium27:27
104Frank Hoffmeister Germany27:29
105Michael Maechler  Switzerland27:30
106José Carrasco Colombia27:31
107Robert Brown United Kingdom27:36
108Ndara Petrus Namibia27:37
109Nico Noe Belgium27:38
110Emanuele Manzi Italy27:39
111Mikhail Potylchak Belarus27:39
112Lars Juhl Denmark27:41
113Chris Severy United States27:42
114Gabriele Valli Italy27:45
115András Juhász Hungary27:48
116Ricardo Santos Canada27:50
117Seppo Simola Finland27:51
118Paulo Lunkes Brazil27:53
119Vitaliy Zhogalskiy Belarus27:54
120Valery Shugayevskiy Ukraine27:55
121László Farkas Hungary27:56
122Juvenal Vásquez Colombia28:00
123Steve Lawrence Canada28:11
124Jeroen van Dijke Netherlands28:12
125Abdelatif Jlil France28:25
126Philipp Nawrocki Germany28:29
127Matthias Weippert Germany28:38
128Nathaniel Lane United Kingdom28:46
129Destao Sevannek Israel28:49
130Denis Simicic Croatia28:53
131Amadou Camara Sierra Leone28:55
132Marck Lanham Australia29:05
133Béla Horváth Hungary29:10
134Kevin Musseliah Mauritius29:11
135Kemal Tuvakuliyev Turkmenistan29:19
136Jurica Posavec Croatia29:29
137Kreso Baric Croatia29:42
138Jhon Beltran Colombia29:45
139Nikolay Volkov Uzbekistan29:51
140Nicolas Natchou Mauritius29:57
141Wang Ping-Chia Chinese Taipei29:58
142Selwyn Bonne Seychelles30:36
143Denis Sorokin Uzbekistan31:38
144Roy Delorie Seychelles32:05
145Nelson Hurst Seychelles33:15
146Jude Bacharie Seychelles35:09
—Reyes Estévez SpainDNF
—Rui Silva PortugalDNF

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 Kenya
David Chelule3
Philip Mosima5
Hezron Otwori7
Mark Bett8
(Sammy Kipruto)(9)
(Christopher Kelong)(10)
 23
 Ethiopia
Assefa Mezegebu1
Dejene Lidetu2
Abreham Tsige6
Lemma Bonsa16
(Mizan Mehari)(23)
(Mohamed Awol)(30)
 25
 Morocco
Mohamed El Hattab15
Mohamed Amyn17
Abderrahman Chmaiti19
Abdelilah El Marrafe21
(Abderrahim Goumri)(25)
(Ahmed Ezzobayry)(38)
 72
4 Japan
Hideaki Haraguchi13
Muneyuki Ojima20
Shinji Yamazaki22
Akira Kiniwa29
(Hiroyuki Ogawa)(40)
(Noriyoshi Takasu)(56)
 84
5 Algeria
Miloud Abaoub31
Salem Messaoui32
Abdelghani Amraoui37
Lyes Ramoul50
(Kamel Boulahfane)(59)
(Lahcene Slimani)(86)
 150
6 South Africa
John Morapedi11
Meck Mothuli33
Petros Sithole43
Aaron Gabonewe69
(Richard Mncwabe)(70)
(Ephraim Mokhotu)(83)
 156
7 Spain
Iván Pérez18
José Antonio Ramallo36
Juan José Gómez44
Iván Hierro66
(Eduardo Vargas)(96)
(Reyes Estévez)(DNF)
 164
8 France
Benoît Zwierzchiewski14
Badre din Zioini34
Michael Vicedo60
Sébastien Boiton74
(Reynald Moulet)(97)
(Abdelatif Jlil)(125)
 182
9 United States
Tim Briggs35
Jason Rexing49
Travis Landreth64
Matt Farley79
(Mark Hauser)(81)
(Chris Severy)(113)
 227
10 Yemen
Abdulaziz Abdulrahman47
Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali61
Khaled Al-Atashi63
Fouad Obad90
(Mohamed Al-Khawlani)(94)
 261
11 Canada
Matt Kerr46
Chad Walton72
Klaus Mueller82
Jerry Ziak84
(Ricardo Santos)(116)
(Steve Lawrence)(123)
 284
12 Belgium
Gunther Methot26
Pieter van Thournhout57
Bart de Berge98
Bart Verkaemer103
(Nico Noe)(109)
 284
13 Italy
Damiano Polti65
Davide Becchio78
Luca Rosa80
Davide Maffei93
(Emanuele Manzi)(110)
(Gabriele Valli)(114)
 316
14 Brazil
Clodoaldo da Silva53
Márcio da Silva58
Marilson dos Santos88
Paulo Lunkes118
 317
15 United Kingdom
Allen Graffin67
Tony Forrest76
Matt O'Dowd85
Ben Reese92
(Robert Brown)(107)
(Nathaniel Lane)(128)
 320
16 Ukraine
Alexandr Gelesh48
Aleksey Lopaticuk73
Alexandr Mulin87
Valery Shugayevskiy120
 328
17 Belarus
Viktor Golubev41
Aleksandr Lukoshenko71
Mikhail Potylchak111
Vitaliy Zhogalskiy119
 342
18 Denmark
Paw Nielsen91
Brian Jensen99
Nicki Olesen100
Lars Juhl112
 402
19 Colombia
Mauricio Ladino39
José Carrasco106
Juvenal Vásquez122
Jhon Beltran138
 405
20 Germany
Malte Stern51
Frank Hoffmeister104
Philipp Nawrocki126
Matthias Weippert127
 408
21 Croatia
Dalibor Balgac52
Denis Simicic130
Jurica Posavec136
Kreso Baric137
 455
22 Hungary
Gábor Domonyik95
András Juhász115
László Farkas121
Béla Horváth133
 464
23 Seychelles
Selwyn Bonne142
Roy Delorie144
Nelson Hurst145
Jude Bacharie146
 577
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 148 athletes from 43 countries in the Junior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[5]

See also

References
  1. Thomsen, Ian (March 27, 1995), A Finnish Success Story, Produced in Kenya, The New York Times, retrieved October 25, 2013
  2. Gillon, Doug (March 27, 1995), Harmony is the name of the game, Herald, retrieved October 25, 2013
  3. Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 8.5km CC Men - Durham University of Durham Date: Saturday, March 25, 1995, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 25, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  4. IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
  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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