Jakob Ingebrigsten took out his third European Cross Country title in Antalya, Turkiye ahead of Yemanebehran Crippa of Italy, with Spain winning the Men’s Team title.
Nadia Battocletti of Italy won the Women’s Title ahead of Konstanze Klosterhalfen of Germany, with Italy also winning the Women’s Team Title.
Results via World Athletics
Amy Bunnage Boston Indoor
Andy Buchanan set a new National Record, running 2:06:22 at the Valencia Marathon, placing 16th overall. Izzi Batt-Doyle ran 2:22:59 for third all time, 8th in the race. Both qualify for next year’s Athletics World Championship in Tokyo. Izzi joins in early to chat about going for the Australian record and recaps her race, the pace planning involved and giving the race as an emotional tribute to her friend Bailey.
Amy Bunnage 4th in NCAA XC Championships in Madison, Wicsonsin running for Stanford, just 10 seconds behind winner Doris Lemngole for Alabama. Graham Blanks for Harvard successfully defended his title, while top Australian was Charlie Sprott in 32nd for Wake Forest, with Adam Spencer 45th for Wisconsin. BYU won both the Mens and Women’s D1 Titles.
Joshua Phillips won the NSW 3000m State Championships in 7:56.25 ahead of Jackson Sharp. There was controversy in the women’s race, with Jaylah Hancock-Cameron’s victory in 9:06.7 nullified by a disqualification ruling, Georgia Winkcup awarded the win.
Results
Yaleamzerf Yehualaw of Ethiopia won the Amsterdam Marathon in course record time of 2:16:52, while compatriot Tsegaye Getachew held off Boki Asefa to win in 2:05:38.
Melbourne Marathon was won by Genevieve Gregson in 2:28:13, her first victory ahead of Sarah Klein in 2:31:05 and Kate Mason in 2:34:08. Jack Rayner was the winner in 2:11:49 ahead of Ryan Gregson in a PB of 2:13:31 and Christoper Dryden of New Zealand in 2:18:10, with defending champion Reece Edwards in fourth.
Paul Eyanae of Kenya won the Perth Marathon in 2:16:43, ahead of countryman Samuel Ekutan and Perth local Tim Hewitt. Fridah Too of Kenya was the first woman across in 2:42 ahead of Catriona Jennings and Sarah Jerop.
Leanne Pompeani returns and recaps her week leading to National Cross Country Championships. Jeff Riseley makes his IRP debut and chats about his time with Princeton, training for his first marathon. Brad holds down the fort and goes through a solid week of marathon training.
Isaac Heyne sets the course record in the Fitzy’s 5k 13:49 Torben Roberts and Christopher Deegan. Caitlin Adams made it a Team Tempo double winning in 15:55, ahead of Hannah Tourneur and Poppy Austen
Claudia Hollingsworth had an Olympic debut to remember, qualifying outright in her 800m heat, then placing 7th in her semi final in 2:01.51. Abby Caldwell earned a reprieve in winning her repechage to go on to place 5th in 1:58.52 while Catriona Bisset was unable to advance.
