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Skah, Jennings keep titles
ANTWERP. Bel glum. Mar 25: Moroccan Khalid Skah produced a late sprint to re tain the world
men s cross country Utle on Sunday as four times former champion John Ngug! retired injured early In the race, reports Reuter
Skah remained h kid cd tn a leading pack of seven In the second half of the ll .S kms race on the mainly flat circuit, but edged out Moses Tanul also runner-up last year, and another Kenyan. Simon Kurort In a spectacular 400 metre sprint finish.
cle The Kenyan said earlier this week the Antwerp race would be his last world cross country championship
American Lynn Jennings produced a devastating late surge to beat Ethtoptan Tufo Derartu and Briton Liz MrCoigw, in a sprint Mish t. retain her womens world cross-country title
Jennings SO crossed ihe finishing fine tn 20 minules 24 seconds, three seconds ahead of Derartu with McColgan another second adrift
Jennings looked beaten when she lost touch with pack of six athletes led by McColgan 1.5 kilometres from the end .
But the American relied on her superior speed to catch Derartu and McColgan some 400 metres from the tnd and then stepped up another gear to romp to victory.
“Why be predictable?.' said Jennings, whose usual cross country tactics are front-run nlng
'I was keeping very close tabs on what was going on ahead of me," she said. "I was confident I’d be In the right place at the right time."
McColgan. who gave birth to a daughter only four months ago. said the pace was not fast when she was In the lead in the closing kilometres.
"1 can’t believe she had a baby four months ago. I take my hat off to her." Jennings said of McColgan.
Earlier, 13-year-old Kenyan Lydia Chcwombel won the Junior women’s title, crossing the finishing Une 21 seconds ahead of compatriot Jane Ekimat with American Melody Fairchild another eight seconds adrift.
Cherombcl. who said afterwards she took up cross country running only last year and trained five kilometres per day. stormed into the lead after 500 metres and won with ease.
Tanzanian Andrew Sambu. runner-up in the 5.000 and 10.000 metres at last year s African championships, sprinted to victory in the Junior men's event, easily beat Ing Kenyan Muindi Mumo.