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Iness is pictured above during the heats of the women's 5000m at the
2009 World Championships in Berlin. She went on to qualify for the
final, finishing in a creditable 6th place in a time of 15.06.06.
Chenonge won a 5000m bronze medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in
Manchester when just 20 years of age, the results of which are also
listed below.
She also won the bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games in 2010 (Delhi, India)
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Women's 5000m Final.
2002 Commonwealth Games.
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| 1. Paula RADCLIFFE |
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ENG |
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14: 31.42 GR |
| 2. Edith MASAI |
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KEN |
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14: 53.76 |
| 3. Iness Chepkesis CHENONGE |
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KEN |
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15: 06.06 |
| 4. Dorcus INZIKURU |
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UGA |
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15: 18.01 |
| 5. Jo PAVEY |
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ENG |
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15: 19.91 |
| 6. Benita JOHNSON |
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AUS |
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15: 26.55 |
| 7. Restituta KEMI |
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TAN |
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15: 33.07 |
| 8. Courtney BABCOCK |
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CAN |
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15: 42.83 |
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Women's 5000m. Final.
2009 World Athletics Championships.
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| 1. Vivian CHERUIYOT |
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KEN |
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14: 57.97 |
| 2. Sylvia Jebiwott KIBET |
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KEN |
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14: 58.33 |
| 3. Meseret DEFAR |
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ETH |
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14: 58.41 |
| 4. Sentayehu EJIGU |
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ETH |
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15: 03.38 |
| 5. Meselech MELKAMU |
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ETH |
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15: 03.72 |
| 6. Iness Chepkesis CHENONGE |
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KEN |
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15: 06.06 |
| 7. Silvia WEISSTEINER |
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ITA |
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15: 09.74 |
| 8. Genzebe DIBABA |
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ETH |
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15: 11.12 |
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ANNUAL PROGRESS 5,000 metres.
2010 14:39.19 Paris Saint-Denis 16 JUL (personal best)
2009 14:41.62 Oslo 03 JUL
2008 15:20.10 Bruxelles 05 SEP
2006 14:47.48 Oslo 02 JUN
2005 14:54.43 Monaco 09 SEP
2004 15:00.76 San Sebastián 03 JUL
2003 15:35.04 Bruxelles 05 SEP
2002 15:06.06 Manchester 28 JUL
2001 15:45.63 Maia 14 JUL