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World
Championships
Edmonton, Alberta,
August 3-12, 2001
Photos
by Alison Wade/www.nyrrc.org
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Day
One (8/3): Men's Marathon (Click
here for race story)
Day Two (8/4): Men's 800m First Round
Day Three (8/5): Men's 100m Final, Men's
800m Semi Finals
Day Four (8/6): Men's 5,000m Prelims,
Men's 3,000m Steeplechase Prelims
Day Five (8/7): Men's 800m Final
Day Six (8/8): Men's 3,000m Steeplechase
Final, Men's 10,000m Final
Day Seven (8/9): Men's 1,500m Heats,
Men's 110m Hurdles Final and Men's 200m Final
Day Eight (8/10): Men's 400m Hurdles Final
and 1,500m Semi Finals, Men's 5,000m
Final
Day Ten (8/12): Men's 1,500m Final
Women's
Photos
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Hezekiel
Sepeng and Arthemon Hatungimana lead heat one of five in the
first round of the 800m.
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U.S.
National runner-up Derrick Peterson had a rough day and failed
to advance. |
Sepeng,
Hatungimana and reigning Olympic Champion Nils Schumann qualify
out of heat one. |
Daniel
Caulfield of Ireland runs in heat two. |
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| Kenya's
Wilfred Bungei leads the pack. |
Bungei
wins heat two, followed by Bram Som, Pawel Czapiewski, Daniel
Caulfield, and Boris Kaveshnikov (left). |
Khadevis
Robinson finished 5th in heat three with a 1:49.42. |
Andre
Bucher won heat three in 1:45.49. Khalid Tighazouine (in 2nd)
and Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (in 3rd) also advanced. |
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| Nathan
Brannen, a recent Canadian high school graduate and soon-to-be
freshman at Michigan, was very popular with the home crowd. |
L-R:
David Krummenacker, William Yiampoy, Otukile Lekote, Antonio
Manuel Reina, Brannen and Liam Byrne run in heat four. |
Krummenacker
(1:48.15) and Yiampoy (1:48.02) were the only two runners to
advance to the semis from their heat. |
Yiampoy
followed by Krummenacker, with Reina (at far left) finishing
3rd, Joeri Jansen (far right) 4th, Brannen 5th and Lekote a
surprise 6th. |
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| Patrick
Nduwimana, a medal contender from Burundi (and a NCAA champion
for Arizona last winter). |
Nduwimana
leads with Nicholas Wachira on his shoulder. |
Nduwimana
wins the heat in 1:45.13 with Glody Dube 2nd, Algeria's Adem
Hecini 3rd, Nicholas Wachira 4th, Marvin Watts 5th (all of the
above advanced to the final), Tom Omey 6th and Prince Mumba
7th. |
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