Merima Denboba

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Merima Denboba (born 21 August 1974 in Arsi) is an Ethiopian former long-distance runner, who specialized in the 5000 metres and cross-country running.


Denboba won the 2003 Oeiras International Cross Country, beating two-time champion Leah Malot in the process.[1] She also won the Cross Internacional de Itálica that year, and returned for a second victory in 2004. Medina now coaches the track and field team of Seattle Preparatory School



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Year
 Competition
 Venue
 Position
 Event
 Notes
Representing  Ethiopia
1991
World Cross Country Championships
Antwerp, Belgium
 18th
 Long race (6.425 km)
21:09
2nd
 Team competition
 36 pts
1992
World Cross Country Championships
Boston, United States
 20th
 Long race (6.37 km)
22:02
3rd
 Team competition
 96 pts

World Junior Championships
Seoul, South Korea
 5th
 10,000 m
33:57.21
1993
World Cross Country Championships
Amorebieta, Spain
 19th
 Long race (6.35 km)
20:36
6th
 Team competition
 122 pts

African Championships
Durban, South Africa
 2nd
 3000 m
 9:14.48
1994
World Cross Country Championships
Budapest, Hungary
 4th
 Long race (6.22 km)
20:57
2nd
 Team competition
 65 pts
1995
World Cross Country Championships
Durham, United Kingdom
 7th
 Long race (6.47 km)
20:53
2nd
 Team competition
 38 pts
1997
World Cross Country Championships
Turin, Italy
 6th
 Long race (6.6 km)
21:18
1st
 Team competition
 24 pts

World Championships
Athens, Greece
 10th
5000 m
 15:27.76
1998
World Cross Country Championships
Marrakech, Morocco
 4th
 Long race (8 km)
25:56
2nd
 Team competition
 37 pts

African Championships
Dakar, Senegal
 3rd
 5000 m
 16:11.16
1999
World Cross Country Championships
Belfast, United Kingdom
 2nd
 Long race (8.012 km)
28:12
1st
 Team competition
 18 pts
2000
World Cross Country Championships
Vilamoura, Portugal
 8th
 Long race (8.08 km)
26:23
1st
 Team competition
 20 pts

African Championships
Algiers, Algeria
 3rd
 5000 m
 15:53.68
2001
World Cross Country Championships
Ostend, Belgium
 4th
 Short race (4.1 km)
15:04
1st
 Team competition
 26 pts
8th
 Long race (7.7 km)
28:52
2nd
 Team competition
 70 pts

World Championships
Edmonton, Canada
 13th
 5000 m
 15:41.09
2002
World Cross Country Championships
Dublin, Ireland
 6th
 Long race (7.974 km)
27:21
1st
 Team competition
 28 pts
2003
World Cross Country Championships
Lausanne, Switzerland
 6th
 Short race (4.03 km)
12:52
2nd
 Team competition
 24 pts
3rd
 Long race (7.92 km)
26:28
2nd
 Team competition
 17 pts


Personal bests




  • 1500 metres - 4:14.60 min (1994)


  • 3000 metres - 8:44.21 min (1999)


  • 5000 metres - 15:06.08 min (2001)


  • 10,000 metres - 31:32.63 min (1999)


  • Half marathon - 1:11:37 hrs (2005)


  • Marathon - 2:32:54 hrs (2007)



References





  1. ^ Costas, Paulo (2003-11-16). Bekele wins but is closely shadowed by Kigen. IAAF. Retrieved on 2009-11-22.




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