2000 European Cross Country Championships

2000 European Cross Country Championships
OrganisersEAA
Edition7th
Date10 December
Host cityMalmö, Sweden
Events4
Distances9.71 km – Men
4.95 km – Women
6.14 km – Junior men
3.76 km – Junior women

The 7th European Cross Country Championships were held at Malmö in Sweden on 10 December 2000. Paulo Guerra took his fourth title in the men's competition and Katalin Szentgyörgyi won the women's race.

Results

Men individual 9.71 km

Pos. Runners Time
Paulo Guerra 29:29
Serhiy Lebid 29:39
Driss El Himer 29:45
4. Lyes Ramoul 29:47
5. Mustapha El Ahmadi 29:47
6. José Carlos Adán 29:48
7. Kamiel Maase 29:49
8. Tom van Hooste 29:51
9. José Manuel Martínez 29:52
10. Peter Matthews 29:53
11. Yann Millon 29:54
12. José Ramos 29:55

Men teams

Pos. Team Points
 France 23
 Spain 51
 Ireland 72
4.  Portugal 74
5.  Belgium 98
6.  United Kingdom 103
7.  Italy 144
8.  Russia 156

Women individual 4.95 km

Pos. Runners Time
Katalin Szentgyörgyi 16:34
Analídia Torre 16:35
Olivera Jevtić 16:39
4. Zahia Dahmani 16:49
5. Kathy Butler 16:51
6. Monica Rosa 16:55
7. Anja Smolders 16:55
8. Liz Yelling 16:55
9. Anne Keenan-Buckley 16:56
10. Analía Rosa 16:57
11. Gunhild Hanne-Haugen 16:57
12. Jacqueline Martin 17:00

Women teams

Pos. Team Points
 Portugal 18
 United Kingdom 33
 Germany 54
4.  Belgium 55
5.  Romania 60
6.  Ireland 60
7.  France 60
8.  Spain 73

Junior men individual 6.14 km

Pos. Runners Time
Wolfram Müller 18:58
Christopher Thompson 19:00
Martin Pröll 19:05
4. Rui Pedro Silva 19:10
5. Mickael André 19:11
6. Bruno Silva 19:11
7. Mo Farah 19:12
8. Aleksandr Sekletov 19:16

Junior men teams

Pos. Team Points
 Portugal 21
 United Kingdom 25
 France 30
4.  Spain 48
5.  Germany 62
6.  Italy 74
7.  Sweden 85
8.  Russia 96

Junior women individual 3.76 km

Pos. Runners Time
Jessica Augusto 12:55
Nicola Spirig 12:56
Elvan Can 12:56
4. Tatyana Chulakh 12:56
5. Juliet Potter 13:02
6. Olha Kryvyak 13:14
7. Jane Potter 13:14
8. Olesya Dubovik 13:15

Junior women teams

Pos. Team Points
 United Kingdom 21
 Turkey 40
 Sweden 49
4.  Portugal 55
5.  Finland 60
6.  Ukraine 69
7.  Russia 71
8.  Romania 83

References

55°35′57″N 13°04′01″E / 55.59917°N 13.06694°E / 55.59917; 13.06694

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