Jessang comes home 4th
Aug 18, 2005
<br>JANE Jessang could not emulate Wilson Busienei’s 10000m gold medal feat, finishing fourth in the women’s event at the World University games in Izmir, Turkey, Wednesday, reports Norman Katende.
E. Sato (JPN) 34:12.06
G. Zeng (CHN) 34:57.57
M. Davies (NZL) 35:58.20
J. Jessang (UGA) 36:44.14
JANE Jessang could not emulate Wilson Busienei’s 10000m gold medal feat, finishing fourth in the women’s event at the World University games in Izmir, Turkey, Wednesday, reports Norman Katende.
The Kyambogo University runner clocked 36 minutes 44.14 seconds in the race won by Japanese Eri Sato. Busienei clocked a season’s best 28:27.57 to win the 10000m men’s race.
Uganda entered 16 athletes.
Dorcus Inzikuru has been given indefinite free access to Mosa Courts health club, adds James Odomel.
Hotel chairman Moses Kigongo made the offer while hosting the 23-year-old world women steeplechase champion to a luncheon on Tuesday.
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G. Zeng (CHN) 34:57.57
M. Davies (NZL) 35:58.20
J. Jessang (UGA) 36:44.14
JANE Jessang could not emulate Wilson Busienei’s 10000m gold medal feat, finishing fourth in the women’s event at the World University games in Izmir, Turkey, Wednesday, reports Norman Katende.
The Kyambogo University runner clocked 36 minutes 44.14 seconds in the race won by Japanese Eri Sato. Busienei clocked a season’s best 28:27.57 to win the 10000m men’s race.
Uganda entered 16 athletes.
Dorcus Inzikuru has been given indefinite free access to Mosa Courts health club, adds James Odomel.
Hotel chairman Moses Kigongo made the offer while hosting the 23-year-old world women steeplechase champion to a luncheon on Tuesday.
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