Haining won the British schools cross-country championship in 1985 when she was thirteen years old, and was seventh in the world cross country championships in Antwerp in 1991. After suffering some injuries, she gave up competitive running for four years after 1999.[1] Haining competed in the marathon at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, where she finished ninth, and was the top ranked Scottish athlete in the race, despite suffering from flu beforehand.[2] She failed to win the third team place in the marathon for the 2008 Olympic Games when she finished behind Liz Yelling at the 2008 Flora London Marathon.[3][4] As of 29 July 2008 she was on standby to run in the marathon if Paula Radcliffe would be unable to do so.[5] However, Radcliffe was fit enough to run, and completed the marathon in 23rd place.[6]
In 2008, Haining finished the New York City Marathon as second British finisher in 12th place. The first British finisher was Paula Radcliffe who won the race, and the third British finisher was Lucy MacAlister,[7] who finished in 13th place.[8]
Haining was selected to compete in the marathon for Scotland at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after setting a time of 2:36 at the 2013 London Marathon. At the age of 42 she was the oldest athlete to ever compete for Scotland in track and field.[2] She completed the Commonwealth Games marathon in 13th place.[9]
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^ abcFisher, Stewart (11 May 2014). "Marathon: Haining in it for the long run". HeraldScotland. Retrieved 4 August 2014.
^Martin, David. "Yelling benefits from bravery". Sporting Life. Sporting Life UK. Retrieved 11 July 2008.
^Broadbent, Rick (14 April 2008). "Liz Yelling wins duel with Hayley Haining to secure final Olympic place". The Times. London: Times Newspapers. Retrieved 11 July 2008.
^"Radcliffe set for GB Olympic camp". Sport - Athletics. BBC. 29 July 2008. Retrieved 29 July 2008.
^Dirs, Ben (11 August 2008). "Tomescu wins as Radcliffe toils". BBC Sport. BBC. Retrieved 18 August 2008.
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hayley, haining, born, march, 1972, dumfries, british, runner, nominated, reserve, british, team, 2008, olympic, games, contents, running, career, personal, life, achievements, references, external, linksrunning, career, edithaining, british, schools, cross, c. Hayley Haining born 6 March 1972 in Dumfries is a British runner who was nominated as a reserve for the British team for the 2008 Olympic Games Contents 1 Running career 2 Personal life 3 Achievements 4 References 5 External linksRunning career editHaining won the British schools cross country championship in 1985 when she was thirteen years old and was seventh in the world cross country championships in Antwerp in 1991 After suffering some injuries she gave up competitive running for four years after 1999 1 Haining competed in the marathon at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne where she finished ninth and was the top ranked Scottish athlete in the race despite suffering from flu beforehand 2 She failed to win the third team place in the marathon for the 2008 Olympic Games when she finished behind Liz Yelling at the 2008 Flora London Marathon 3 4 As of 29 July 2008 she was on standby to run in the marathon if Paula Radcliffe would be unable to do so 5 However Radcliffe was fit enough to run and completed the marathon in 23rd place 6 In 2008 Haining finished the New York City Marathon as second British finisher in 12th place The first British finisher was Paula Radcliffe who won the race and the third British finisher was Lucy MacAlister 7 who finished in 13th place 8 Haining was selected to compete in the marathon for Scotland at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after setting a time of 2 36 at the 2013 London Marathon At the age of 42 she was the oldest athlete to ever compete for Scotland in track and field 2 She completed the Commonwealth Games marathon in 13th place 9 Personal life editHaining works as a veterinary pathologist 10 at the Glasgow Veterinary School 1 where she has taught among others Scottish middle distance runner and team mate at the 2014 Commonwealth Games Laura Muir 2 Achievements editAll results regarding marathon unless stated otherwiseYear Competition Venue Position NotesRepresenting nbsp Great Britain2005 World Championships Helsinki Finland 25th 2 34 41Representing nbsp Scotland2014 Commonwealth Games Glasgow Scotland 13th 2 40 40References edit a b Austin Simon 9 July 2008 Paula s understudy Sport Athletics BBC Retrieved 11 July 2008 a b c Fisher Stewart 11 May 2014 Marathon Haining in it for the long run HeraldScotland Retrieved 4 August 2014 Martin David Yelling benefits from bravery Sporting Life Sporting Life UK Retrieved 11 July 2008 Broadbent Rick 14 April 2008 Liz Yelling wins duel with Hayley Haining to secure final Olympic place The Times London Times Newspapers Retrieved 11 July 2008 Radcliffe set for GB Olympic camp Sport Athletics BBC 29 July 2008 Retrieved 29 July 2008 Dirs Ben 11 August 2008 Tomescu wins as Radcliffe toils BBC Sport BBC Retrieved 18 August 2008 Radcliffe romps to New York win BBC Sport BBC 2 November 2008 Retrieved 3 November 2008 NYC Marathon Leading Finishers International Herald Tribune 3 November 2008 Retrieved 3 November 2008 Halliday Stephen 28 July 2014 Commonwealth Games Marathon glory for Shelley scotsman com Retrieved 4 August 2014 Phillips Michael 27 May 2008 Haining out on limb as Radcliffe battles injury The Guardian Guardian News and Media Retrieved 11 July 2008 External links editHayley Haining at World Athletics nbsp Hayley Haining at Power of 10 Hayley Haining at ARRS nbsp This biographical article relating to Scottish athletics is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hayley Haining amp oldid 1183972748, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
