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Thursday Dec 10 | The Age

Birmingham books passage to Games with Zatopek win

COLLIS Birmingham became the first Australian to book a place in the team for the Delhi Commonwealth Games last night, powering to victory in the 10,000 metres at the Zatopek:10 meet at Olympic Park.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Tamsyn Lewis, Youcef Abdi

Tue Dec 08, 2009

The Age

Zatopek the start of long haul for Samuels

Dani Samuels is no distance runner, but the 2010 season still shapes as a marathon for the reigning discus world champion.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports

Fri Dec 04, 2009

The Age

Willis favoured after fancies withdraw

AFTER a nightmare two years in which she lost her marriage, her form and her fitness, Benita Willis finds herself in an unlikely position ahead of today's Great Australian Run: race favourite.

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Related Topix: Craig Mottram, Benita Johnson, Summer Sports, Haile Gebrselassie, Deena Kastor

Wed Dec 02, 2009

Track & Field News

Alfonz Juck's EME News: November 27

EME NEWS MIKITENKO LATE WITHDRAWAL MELBOURNE : Three-time Olympian Benita Willis and Australian Flame Collis Birmingham will headline the Australian contingent at the Great Australian Run on Sunday as part of the Australian Road Running Championships.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Roman Sebrle, Usain Bolt, Andras Haklits, Olympic Track And Field, Sports, Olympics, Olympic Winter Games

Mon Nov 30, 2009

Bangkok Post

Austria's Weidlinger wins Great Australian Run

Austrian Guenther Weidlinger upstaged Olympic champions Sammy Wanjiru and Stefano Baldini to take out the Great Australian Run over 15 kilometres here on Sunday.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Haile Gebrselassie, Sports, Olympics, Jose Manuel Martinez

Sun Nov 29, 2009

The Age

Austrian leaves Olympic champion in his wake

REIGNING Olympic marathon champion Sammy Wanjiru could not cope with wet conditions and a delayed arrival into Melbourne as local runners starred in yesterday's 15-kilometre Great Australian Run.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports

Fri Nov 27, 2009

The Age

Beijing Olympic Games marathon champion Samuel Wanjiru

NO PRIVATE jet ushered Samuel Wanjiru into Essendon Airport late last night; no TV helicopters followed his tollroad journey to a city hotel.

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Related Topix: Sports, Olympics, Olympic Summer Games, Craig Mottram, Summer Sports, Kenenisa Bekele

Thu Sep 24, 2009

Liverpool Daily Post

England win in inaugural Ashes bid

ANDY BADDELEY helped England claim an emphatic victory over Australia in the inaugural athletics Ashes in Newcastle.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Scott Martin, Marlon Devonish, Christine Ohuruogu

Mon Sep 14, 2009

Scotsman.com

Murray adds London success to recent run SCOTLAND'S Freya Murray...

SCOTLAND'S Freya Murray scored another high-profile victory at the Bupa Great Capital Run in London's Regents Park, tasting success for the second weekend running.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports

Tue Aug 25, 2009

AdelaideNow...

World titles: Relay bronze caps finest Aussie effort

THE men's 4x400m relay squad capped Australia's best-ever medals haul at a world athletics championships with a fighting bronze in the last event of the nine-day titles overnight.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Sean Wroe, Joel Milburn, Bernard Lagat, Jeremy Wariner, Lashawn Merritt

Sun Aug 23, 2009

The Sydney Morning Herald

King Bekele triumphs again, Isinbayeva fails to fly

Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia celebrates his victory in the men's 10,000 metres. Photo: Reuters Dan Silkstone in Berlin August 18, 2009 - 9:22AM He got himself into the perfect position and looked set for the top-five finish that would have put him into a World Championship final but Australia's Jeff Riseley just did not have the kick he needed when ...

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Kenenisa Bekele, Chris Erickson

Fri Aug 21, 2009

The Courier Mail

Aussie pair in medal contention

FOR the first time in world championships history Australia has two long-jumpers in the final but that's not the only good news, Mitchell Watt and Fabrice Lapierre are in personal best form which makes them legitimate medal contenders.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Sports, Olympics

Wed Aug 19, 2009

The Courier Mail

What you might have missed

SPRINTER Shelly-Ann Fraser has made it a Jamaican 100m world titles double and Australia's Samantha Stosur has won first-up in Toronto.

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Related Topix: Sports, Tennis Players, Samantha Stosur, More Sports, Tennis, Svetlana Kuznetsova (2008 Beijing Olympics), Summer Sports, Kenenisa Bekele, Usain Bolt, Kerron Stewart

Mon Aug 17, 2009

The Age

Riseley eliminated in 1,500m semis

Jeff Riseley ran the fastest-ever 1,500m by an Australian at a world athletics championships on Monday.

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Related Topix: Asbel Kiprop

Sun Aug 16, 2009

The Age

Bideau back on track with an exciting team

Australian Jeff Riseley contests a heat of the 1500 metres at the World Championships.

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Related Topix: Craig Mottram, Summer Sports, Kenenisa Bekele

Mon Jun 22, 2009

Scotsman.com Sport - Athletics

Athletics: Oswald beats Blade Runner

WATT University student Ryan Oswald may be too young to remember "The Man who shot Liberty Vallance" but in future he may well be remembered as the "Man who beat the Blade Runner." Oscar Pistorius, the South African triple Paralympic gold medallist and double amputee, was trumpeted as the star attraction of the 2009 Scottish National Athletics ...

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Oscar Pistorius, Benita Johnson

Olympic Medal Count

    Total
1 China 51 21 28 100
2 United States 36 38 36 110
3 Russian Fed. 23 21 28 72
4 Great Britain 19 13 15 47
5 Germany 16 10 15 41
6 Australia 14 15 17 46
7 Korea 13 10 8 31
8 Japan 9 6 10 25
9 Italy 8 10 10 28
10 France 7 16 17 40

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