2023 World Athletics Cross Country Championships – U20 women's race

U20 women's race at the 2023 World Athletics Cross Country Championships
Organisers	World Athletics
Edition	44th
Date	February 18, 2023
Host city	Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Events	1
Distances	6 km – U20 women
Participation	61 athletes from 15 nations
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The U20 women's race at the 2023 World Athletics Cross Country Championships was held at the Bathurst in Australia, on February 18, 2023. Senayet Getachew from Ethiopia won the gold medal by 7 seconds over Ethiopian Medina Eisa, while Pamela Kosgei finished third.^[1]

Race results

U20 women's race (6 km)

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Senayet Getachew	Ethiopia	20:53
	Medina Eisa	Ethiopia	21:00
	Pamela Kosgei	Kenya	21:01
4	Faith Cherotich	Kenya	21:10
5	Lemlem Nibret	Ethiopia	21:16
6	Joyline Chepkemoi	Kenya	21:17
7	Meseret Yeshaneh	Ethiopia	21:27
8	Tinebeb Asres	Ethiopia	21:32
9	Diana Chepkemoi	Kenya	21:46
10	Ellie Shea	United States	21:48
11	Melknat Wudu	Ethiopia	21:57
12	Irene Riggs	United States	22:03
13	Karrie Baloga	United States	22:12
14	Bentalin Yeko	Uganda	22:24
15	Charity Cherop	Uganda	22:36
16	Felister Chekwemoi	Uganda	22:36
17	Kana Mizogami	Japan	22:37
18	Aya Kotajima	Japan	22:46
19	Zariel Macchia	United States	23:05
20	Miku Muraoka	Japan	23:07
21	Mariya Noda	Japan	23:11
22	Xela Martínez	Spain	23:11
23	Rebecca Flaherty	United Kingdom	23:11
24	Hannah Ryding	United Kingdom	23:18
25	Yuya Sawada	Japan	23:20
26	María Viciosa	Spain	23:22
27	Catherine Lund	New Zealand	23:24
28	Nanaka Yonezawa	Japan	23:29
29	Eva Klingbeil	United States	23:29
30	Peace Chebet	Uganda	23:46
31	Mariam Benkert	Spain	23:51
32	Li-mari Dekker	South Africa	23:51
33	Zoe Gilbody	United Kingdom	23:51
34	Allie Zealand	United States	24:00
35	Aspen Anderson	Australia	24:03
36	Bella Earl	New Zealand	24:11
37	Risper Cherop	Uganda	24:14
38	Marika Couture	Canada	24:15
39	Charli-Rose Carlyon	Australia	24:28
40	Megan Harris	United Kingdom	24:32
41	Boh Ritchie	New Zealand	24:38
42	Gabrielle Schmidt	Australia	24:54
43	Jimena Blanco	Spain	24:57
44	Muriel Lovshin	Canada	25:05
45	Wiepke Schoeman	South Africa	25:14
46	Emily Cescon	Canada	25:19
47	Phemelo Matshaba	South Africa	25:54
48	Laura Cristina Rojas	Colombia	26:56
49	Omaatla Dikao	South Africa	26:58
50	Shahd Mohamed Abdo	Egypt	27:05
51	Maya Postrzygacz	Cook Islands	31:11
	Amy Bunnage	Australia	DNF
	Claudia Meaker	Australia	DNF
	Gabrielle Vincent	Australia	DNF
	Ella Ballard	Canada	DNF
	Erin Vringer	Canada
	Mackenzie Morgan	New Zealand	DNF
	Naledi Makgatha	South Africa	DNF
	Akeneta Lutu	Fiji	DNF
	Michelle Gray	Canada	DNS
	Sherifa Moro	Ghana	DNS

Team

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Rank	Team	Score
	Ethiopia	15
	Kenya	22
	United States	54
4	Uganda	75
5	Japan	76
6	United Kingdom	120
7	Spain	122
8	South Africa	173

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