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The Senior women s race at the 2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Umi no nakamichi Seaside Park in Fukuoka Japan on April 1 2006 Reports of the event were given in The New York Times 1 and for the IAAF 2 Senior women s race at the 2006 IAAF World Cross Country ChampionshipsOrganisersIAAFEdition34thDateApril 1Host cityFukuoka Kyushu JapanVenueUmi no nakamichi Seaside ParkEvents1Distances8 km Senior womenParticipation99 athletes from 32 nations 2005 Saint Galmier2007 Mombasa Complete results for individuals 3 4 5 for teams 3 6 7 medallists 8 and the results of British athletes who took part 9 were published Contents 1 Race results 1 1 Senior women s race 8 km 1 1 1 Individual 1 1 2 Teams 2 Participation 3 See also 4 ReferencesRace results editSenior women s race 8 km edit Individual edit Rank Athlete Country Time nbsp Tirunesh Dibaba nbsp Ethiopia 25 21 nbsp Lornah Kiplagat nbsp Netherlands 25 26 nbsp Meselech Melkamu nbsp Ethiopia 25 38 4 Benita Johnson nbsp Australia 25 43 5 Wude Ayalew nbsp Ethiopia 25 47 6 Kayoko Fukushi nbsp Japan 25 51 7 Mestawat Tufa nbsp Ethiopia 25 59 8 Evelyne Wambui nbsp Kenya 26 11 9 Faith Jemutai nbsp Kenya 26 12 10 Alice Chelangat nbsp Kenya 26 13 11 Blake Russell nbsp United States 26 23 12 Mercy Njoroge nbsp Kenya 26 26 13 Edna Kiplagat nbsp Kenya 26 32 14 Ejagayehu Dibaba nbsp Ethiopia 26 37 15 Nina Rillstone nbsp New Zealand 26 39 16 Kate McIlroy nbsp New Zealand 26 42 17 Simret Sultan nbsp Eritrea 26 43 18 Bao Guiying nbsp China 26 43 19 Yoshimi Ozaki nbsp Japan 26 45 20 Christine Bardelle nbsp France 26 45 21 Katie McGregor nbsp United States 26 46 22 Eloise Wellings nbsp Australia 26 46 23 Mara Yamauchi nbsp United Kingdom 26 47 24 Jessica Ruthe nbsp New Zealand 26 47 25 Megumi Oshima nbsp Japan 26 51 26 Sara Slattery nbsp United States 26 51 27 Anna Thompson nbsp Australia 26 54 28 Ruhama Shauri nbsp Tanzania 26 54 29 Julie Coulaud nbsp France 26 59 30 Yumi Sato nbsp Japan 27 00 31 Maria Elena Valencia nbsp Mexico 27 04 32 Kathy Butler nbsp United Kingdom 27 06 33 Colleen de Reuck nbsp United States 27 07 34 Victoria Mitchell nbsp Australia 27 12 35 Pascalina Bombo nbsp Tanzania 27 12 36 Rosa Morato nbsp Spain 27 13 37 Suzanne Ritter nbsp Germany 27 14 38 Dong Xiaoqin nbsp China 27 15 39 Kate Reed nbsp United Kingdom 27 16 40 Natalie Harvey nbsp United Kingdom 27 22 41 Sun Wenqin nbsp China 27 24 42 Analia Rosa nbsp Portugal 27 25 43 Ana Dias nbsp Portugal 27 32 44 Xi Qiuhong nbsp China 27 32 45 Judit Pla nbsp Spain 27 33 46 Teyiba Erkesso nbsp Ethiopia 27 35 47 Rosemary Ryan nbsp Ireland 27 35 48 Jiang Chengcheng nbsp China 27 37 49 Renee Metivier nbsp United States 27 37 50 Kayo Sugihara nbsp Japan 27 37 51 Angeline Nyiransabimana nbsp Rwanda 27 39 52 Teresa Recio nbsp Spain 27 45 53 Hanan Collette nbsp France 27 46 54 Emma Rilen nbsp Australia 27 49 55 Yesenia Centeno nbsp Spain 27 49 56 Zaituni Jumanne nbsp Tanzania 27 50 57 Melissa Moon nbsp New Zealand 27 52 58 Consalater Chemtai Yadaa nbsp Kenya 27 52 59 Sharon Dickie Thompson nbsp United States 27 54 60 Poppy Mlambo nbsp South Africa 28 01 61 Leonor Carneiro nbsp Portugal 28 03 62 Zhang Chong nbsp China 28 07 63 Alessandra Aguilar nbsp Spain 28 11 64 Ines Monteiro nbsp Portugal 28 17 65 Michiko Ogawa nbsp Japan 28 21 66 Hattie Dean nbsp United Kingdom 28 24 67 Olga Minina nbsp Belarus 28 33 68 Anesie Kwizera nbsp Burundi 28 36 69 Claudia Pereira nbsp Portugal 28 41 70 Maria Elena Moreno nbsp Spain 28 42 71 Park Ho Sun nbsp South Korea 28 45 72 Ines Melchor nbsp Peru 28 49 73 Rkia Chebili nbsp France 28 56 74 Kim Hee Yeon nbsp South Korea 28 58 75 Susan Michelsson nbsp Australia 29 01 76 Lamberte Nyabamikazi nbsp Rwanda 29 02 77 Cari Kuzyk nbsp Canada 29 10 78 Rosa Apaza nbsp Bolivia 29 14 79 Yeisy Alvarez nbsp Venezuela 29 19 80 Clemantine Nyiraguhirwa nbsp Rwanda 29 24 81 Gemma Phillips nbsp United Kingdom 29 29 82 Genessi Nyirahabimana nbsp Rwanda 29 49 83 Esperance Mukarugwiza nbsp Rwanda 29 58 84 Suh Hyun Jin nbsp South Korea 30 12 85 Norelys Lugo nbsp Venezuela 30 12 86 Yolimar Pineda nbsp Venezuela 30 13 87 Lakmini Bogahawatte nbsp Sri Lanka 30 15 88 Emeliana Joseph nbsp Tanzania 30 26 89 Rosa America Rodriguez nbsp Venezuela 30 34 90 Tanice Barnett nbsp Jamaica 30 38 91 Alda Mauricio nbsp Angola 30 43 92 Rini Budiarti nbsp Indonesia 30 45 93 Kirsty Smith nbsp Canada 30 53 94 Yohamna Luisa nbsp Dominican Republic 31 53 95 Merrecia James nbsp Jamaica 32 08 96 Tanica Thomas nbsp Jamaica 32 14 97 Yekaterina Tunguskova nbsp Uzbekistan 32 16 98 Nadine Henry nbsp Jamaica 34 06 Jessica Augusto nbsp Portugal DNF Teams edit Rank Team Points nbsp nbsp Ethiopia Tirunesh Dibaba 1 Meselech Melkamu 3 Wude Ayalew 5 Mestawat Tufa 7 Ejagayehu Dibaba 14 Teyiba Erkesso 46 16 nbsp nbsp Kenya Evelyne Wambui 8 Faith Jemutai 9 Alice Chelangat 10 Mercy Njoroge 12 Edna Kiplagat 13 Consalater Chemtai Yadaa 58 39 nbsp nbsp Japan Kayoko Fukushi 6 Yoshimi Ozaki 19 Megumi Oshima 25 Yumi Sato 30 Kayo Sugihara 50 Michiko Ogawa 65 80 4 nbsp Australia Benita Johnson 4 Eloise Wellings 22 Anna Thompson 27 Victoria Mitchell 34 Emma Rilen 54 Susan Michelsson 75 87 5 nbsp United States Blake Russell 11 Katie McGregor 21 Sara Slattery 26 Colleen de Reuck 33 Renee Metivier 49 Sharon Dickie Thompson 59 91 6 nbsp New Zealand Nina Rillstone 15 Kate McIlroy 16 Jessica Ruthe 24 Melissa Moon 57 112 7 nbsp United Kingdom Mara Yamauchi 23 Kathy Butler 32 Kate Reed 39 Natalie Harvey 40 Hattie Dean 66 Gemma Phillips 81 134 8 nbsp China Bao Guiying 18 Dong Xiaoqin 38 Sun Wenqin 41 Xi Qiuhong 44 Jiang Chengcheng 48 Zhang Chong 62 141 9 nbsp France Christine Bardelle 20 Julie Coulaud 29 Hanan Collette 53 Rkia Chebili 73 175 10 nbsp Spain Rosa Morato 36 Judit Pla 45 Teresa Recio 52 Yesenia Centeno 55 Alessandra Aguilar 63 Maria Elena Moreno 70 188 11 nbsp Tanzania Ruhama Shauri 28 Pascalina Bombo 35 Zaituni Jumanne 56 Emeliana Joseph 88 207 12 nbsp Portugal Analia Rosa 42 Ana Dias 43 Leonor Carneiro 61 Ines Monteiro 64 Claudia Pereira 69 Jessica Augusto DNF 210 13 nbsp Rwanda Angeline Nyiransabimana 51 Lamberte Nyabamikazi 76 Clemantine Nyiraguhirwa 80 Genessi Nyirahabimana 82 Esperance Mukarugwiza 83 289 14 nbsp Venezuela Yeisy Alvarez 79 Norelys Lugo 85 Yolimar Pineda 86 Rosa America Rodriguez 89 339 15 nbsp Jamaica Tanice Barnett 90 Merrecia James 95 Tanica Thomas 96 Nadine Henry 98 379 Note Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result Participation editAccording to an unofficial count 99 athletes from 32 countries participated in the Senior women s race nbsp Angola 1 nbsp Australia 6 nbsp Belarus 1 nbsp Bolivia 1 nbsp Burundi 1 nbsp Canada 2 nbsp China 6 nbsp Dominican Republic 1 nbsp Eritrea 1 nbsp Ethiopia 6 nbsp France 4 nbsp Germany 1 nbsp Indonesia 1 nbsp Ireland 1 nbsp Jamaica 4 nbsp Japan 6 nbsp Kenya 6 nbsp Mexico 1 nbsp Netherlands 1 nbsp New Zealand 4 nbsp Peru 1 nbsp Portugal 6 nbsp Rwanda 5 nbsp South Africa 1 nbsp South Korea 3 nbsp Spain 6 nbsp Sri Lanka 1 nbsp Tanzania 4 nbsp United Kingdom 6 nbsp United States 6 nbsp Uzbekistan 1 nbsp Venezuela 4 See also edit2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships Senior men s race 2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships Men s short race 2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships Junior men s race 2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships Women s short race 2006 IAAF World Cross Country Championships Junior women s raceReferences edit Athletics For Bekele 5th straight double title The New York Times April 2 2006 retrieved November 2 2013 Turner Chris April 1 2006 Women s Long Race Fukuoka So near but yet so far for Kiplagat as Dibaba sprints clear IAAF retrieved November 2 2013 a b Magnusson Tomas March 24 2007 IAAF World Cross Country Championships 8 0km CC Women Fukuoka Date Saturday April 1 2006 Athchamps archived archived from the original on October 16 2007 retrieved November 2 2013 a href Template Citation html title Template Citation citation a CS1 maint bot original URL 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