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The ECCC Cross Country is one of the longest standing and most established cross country fixtures on the calendar, even predating the SPAR European Cross Country Championships by more than three decades.
The first edition of the ECCC Cross Country was held in Arlon, Belgium in 1962 - the venue for the first 13 editions of the championships. But the first event looked and felt very different to the last iteration of the ECCC Cross Country which was held in Oeiras, Portugal.
It was only in 1982 when a women&rsquo;s event was added to the ECCC Cross Country for the first time and the men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s competitions were held in different venues until 2005 when the championships became a combined event. Men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s U20 races were added to the programme in 2006 with a mixed relay the latest addition to the timetable in 2021.&nbsp;
Notable past individual winners have included many of the greats of European distance running such as Karel Lismont (1972, 1974, 1979), Carlos Lopes (1977, 1982, 1985), Francesco Panetta (1987-88) and Paulo Guerra (1995-97, 1999) and Sergey Lebid (2001) on the men&rsquo;s side and Albertina Dias (1994-96), Carla Sacramento (1998, 2002) and Fernanda Ribeiro (2005) on the women&rsquo;s side.
The most successful clubs in the senior events are Sporting Clube de Portugal who have won 15 titles in the men&rsquo;s race - including six in a row between 1981-1986 and again between 1989-1994 - and Sporting Braga on the women&rsquo;s side who won seven successive titles between 1987-1993.
At the most recent edition of the ECCC Cross Country in Albufeira on 25 February, Playas de Castellon dominated proceedings again. Likina Amebaw and Thierry Ndikumwenayo secured individual victories for the Spanish club and also won the mixed relay title for the third year in succession.&nbsp;

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Spain&rsquo;s Playas de Castellon were once again the dominant force at the European Champion Clubs Cup Cross Country taking no less than five of the nine titles on offer in Albufeira, Portugal on Sunday (25).
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In addition to both senior individual titles, Playas de Castellon retained their senior men&rsquo;s and mixed relay team titles and also regained the U20 men&rsquo;s team crown last won in 2018.
<h2>Ndikumwenayo makes ECCC history</h2>
Reigning Spanish cross country champion Thierry Ndikumwenayo became the first man to win ECCC Cross Country titles as both a senior and U20 athlete when he surged with just 300 metres to go to shake off his clubmate and defending two-time champion Rodrigue Kwizera as well as Atletica Noceta&rsquo;s Oscar Chelimo, who was second in 2023. Ndikumwenayo crossed the line after 9130m of running over a challenging and undulating course, which including several uphill sections and also stretches of running on sandy terrain, in 27:18. Chelimo and Kwizera both give the same time of 27:19 although with the verdict for second place was given to the Ugandan 2022 world championships 5000m medallist who runs for the Italian club.
With two men in the first three, it was now a question of waiting to see when Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s third scorer would arrive.
Nervous moments ensured as three runners from the French club De Athle came home in sixth, ninth and 11th place but they eventually had to settle for second place and miss out on the title by just five points as Angel Martinez finished 14th overall &ndash; which was adjusted to 12th in the team standings as two individual international runners competing in the concurrent World Athletics Cross Country Tour event &ndash; to give the Spanish club the team title for the second consecutive year- With this year's win, it was the 18th time a Spanish senior men&rsquo;s team had triumphed in the 59 editions of the ECCC Cross Country.
<h2>Amebaw back on top</h2>
Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s 2022 individual senior women&rsquo;s winner Likina Amebaw was the most convincing winner of the day when she romped away to regain her title in 30:45, a massive 32 seconds in front of CUS Pro Patria&rsquo;s Francine Niyomukunzi. With just two laps to go, a five-women group was still together but shortly afterwards Amebaw - who finished a disappointing sixth on home soil in Oropesa del Mar 12 months ago in the defence of her title -started to go through the gears and leave her rivals training in her wake.
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&mdash; CA Facsa Playas de Castell&oacute;n (@atletismoplayas) <a href="https://twitter.com/atletismoplayas/status/1761723553630531708?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 25, 2024</a></blockquote>
However, on this occasion Amebaw couldn&rsquo;t help her club get on the podium let alone retain their 2023 team title with victory going to the Turkish club Batman Petrol. Atalu Zelalem, Sultan Haydar and Bahar Atalay crossing the line in fourth, fifth and 14th place respectively for the Turkish club while, in a reversal of fortunes with Amebaw from last year,&nbsp; 2023 runaway winner Anjelina Nadai Lohalith, running for the Israeli club Hapoel Tel-Aviv AC, could only finish a distant ninth this time 1:10 behind the winner.
<h2>Playas' El Khayami runs outstanding mixed relay leg</h2>
The final event of the day did, however, see another Playas de Castellon team win as the quartet of Mohamed Reda, Carla Jimenez, Abderrahman El Khayami and Mireya Arnedillo retained their title.
Most of the plaudits for the victory must go to El Khayami, who has a 1500m best of 3:37.11 and ran 7:49.04 indoors earlier this month, after he clawed back a 10-second deficit at the start of his third leg, covering his lap of just over 1500m in 4:00 and five seconds faster than anyone else.&nbsp; He gave Arnedillo the wristband level with Emilie Girard of the French club Decines Meyzou but the Spaniard, a 2021 European U20 1500m bronze medallist, pulled away from her rival with around 250 metres to go to win in 18:16 with Decines Meyzou coming home two seconds behind.
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&mdash; CA Facsa Playas de Castell&oacute;n (@atletismoplayas) <a href="https://twitter.com/atletismoplayas/status/1761740307807227931?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 25, 2024</a></blockquote>
Lionel Nihimbazwe, racing for the Italian club Toscana, was out on his own from the halfway point in the U20 men's race and came home a clear winner in 17:00 over the 5620m course.
However, Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s Unai Naranjo was an impressive second place and finished in 17:10, putting eight seconds between himself and Fenerbahce&rsquo;s Ali Tunc after the pair heard the bell while running shoulder-to-shoulder.
The U20 men&rsquo;s team contest was the closest of the day with both Playas de Castellon and Toscana having 21 points but the Spanish club taking the title which they had previously won in 2017 and 2018 by virtue of having a better-placed third scorer.
<h2>Kocek shows her cross country credentials</h2>
The one category in which Playas de Castellon didn&lsquo;t take a title was in the U20 women's race&nbsp; and it was Turkish powerhouse Fenerbahce who reigned supreme as they returned to the top of the podium in both the U20 women&rsquo;s individual and team contests.
2023 European U20 1500m champion Dilek Kocek and 2022 European U18 3000m bronze medallist Edibe Yagiz worked together to pull away from their nearest rivals at almost exactly the halfway point in the 5620m, midway through the second of three laps, and quickly built up a commanding lead.
However, early in the third and final lap it was clear that Kocek was the stronger of the Turkish pair and, as Yagiz started to visibly tire, she started her move for home just inside the final kilometre.
Kocek crossed the line in 19:42, 15 seconds in front of her compatriot who finished second in 19: 57 with Clermont Auvergne Margot Dajoux third in 20:15, the third consecutive year the Frenchwoman had taken the bronze medal at this event.
Kocek and Yagiz didn&rsquo;t have to wait long for confirmation that they would be returning to the top of the podium a second time as Melek Pinar finished fifth to mean Fenerbahce clinched the gold medal with just eight points.
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Playas de Castellon take five ECCC Cross Country titles in Albufeira

Host club Playas de Castell&oacute;n stamped their authority on the 2023 European Champion Clubs Cup Cross Country when not only did they defend their senior women&rsquo;s and mixed relay team titles but added the senior men&rsquo;s crown on Sunday (5).
Into the bargain, in a competition where the focus was on team performance, their runners Miriam Benkert and Rodrigue Kwizera took the individual honours in the U20 women&rsquo;s and senior men&rsquo;s races.
Kwizera, from Burundi but based in Spain since 2019, looked well in control of the 8.7km men&rsquo;s senior race from shortly after the gun and although he still had two men accompanying him as the bell sounded for the last 1920m lap the odds were always on him prevailing for a second successive year.
Firstly Benfica&rsquo;s Reuben Longosiwa was soon dropped and while Kwizera's last remaining rival, Oscar Chelimo of the Italian club Casone Noceto dogged hung on for another half-a-lap, Uganda&rsquo;s 2022 World Athletics Championships 5000m bronze medallist didn&rsquo;t have an answer to a subtle but decisive final surge.
He crossed the line in 23:55, having put eight seconds between himself and Chelimo, who like in 2022, had to settle for second again behind Kwizera.
Kwizera&rsquo;s Playas de Castell&oacute;n teammates Aaron Las Heras and Sergio Paniagua finished fifth and sixth to clinch the senior men&rsquo;s team title for the host club with just 12 points while 15-time winners Sporting Clube de Portugal had three scorers in the top 15, led by Vincent Rono in fourth, and finished second for the second year in succession.
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A short while earlier, Playas de Castellon had defended their senior women&rsquo;s title won 12 months ago in Oeiras, Portugal in a very close team contest when their three scorers finished in the top ten.
2022 individual winner Likina Amebew, Naima Ait Alibou and Cristina Espejo came home sixth, ninth and tenth respectively to total 25 points and prevail by just one point over compatriots Adidas with former champions Sporting Clube de Braga just another single point further back in third.
However, if the destination of the team title over 8.7km went to the favourites, the individual victory was a huge shock as Alley Athletics Club South Tel Aviv&rsquo;s Anjelina Nadai Lohalith, originally from South Sudan but who has competed in the 1500m of various major championships as a member of the Athlete Refugee Team, took the honours.&nbsp; Lohalith had ostensibly never before run competitively further than 1500m but showed untapped reserves over the longer distance, she surged on the penultimate lap and was never headed before coming home home in 27:55.
At one stage, Lohalith had built up a lead of 80 metres before Spanish international Irene Sanchez-Escribano closed some of the gap in the final kilometre to come home just five seconds in arrears.
As in 2022, when the event made its debut on programme for this championship, Playas de Castellon dominated the mixed relay almost from the gun, fielding the same quarter and in the same order as in Oeiras a year ago.
Abderrahman El Khayami gave the host club a six-second lead at the first changeover after a leg of 1450m, with five other closely matched teams battling for second place, before 2021 European Athletics U20 Championships 1500m bronze medallist Mireya Arnedillo consolidated Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s advantage with the fastest second leg of the day to extend her club&rsquo;s lead to 10 seconds over Sporting Clube de Portugal, who were now a clear second.
Victor Ruiz, who set personal bests of 3:37.86 and 8:16.42 for the 1500m and 3000m steeplechase last summer, produced a flying third leg of 3:49 &ndash; like all the runners having to cover more than 200 metres of beach as well as three small steeplechase-like obstacles on the twisting course &ndash; to add another four seconds to the lead and give Uganda&rsquo;s 2022 World Athletics Championships 1500m finalist Winnie Nanyondo the relatively easy task of bringing her club home as champions.
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Despite going very briefly off circuit and stumbling on a short sandy descent, Nanyondo&rsquo;s class shone through and she also ran the fastest time on her lap to help her club across the line in 16:10, 16 seconds in front of Sporting Clube de Portugal with Swiss club LG Regensdorf coming through for a surprise bronze.
The U20 &nbsp;women&rsquo;s titles went to Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s Spanish 2023 U20 cross country champion Miriam Benkert who started to run away from her rivals just before the bell and eventually won over the 5.8km race in 19:18, coming home 10 seconds clear of Fenebahce&rsquo;s Edibe Yagiz, the latter having just turned 17 two weeks ago and still eligible to compete in this category for another two years. Both women might well duel again for continental honours at the European Athletics U20 Championships in Jerusalem this coming August.
French U20 cross country international Margot Dajoux coulld be part of that contest as well, and also has another year in this category, but was third in this competition for the second year in succession for C. A. Auvergne.
Behind the women getting places on the podium were the trio representing defending team champions Mica Roma from Romania, with Mihaela Maria Blaga, Alexandra Maria Hudea and Iulia Florina Marginean coming home fourth, fifth and sixth respectively &nbsp;&ndash; the reverse order to the way they finished in 2022 &ndash; to tally and 15 points and take home a second set of gold medals to the club&rsquo;s home city of Blaj in Transylvania.
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2018 and 2019 U20 women&rsquo;s winners Fenerbahce had to settle for second this time despite having their three scorers in the top 12 finishers and totalling 24 points, which in many previous years would have been good enough to win.
The U20 men&rsquo;s individual title went to Uganda&rsquo;s 2022 World University Games cross country champion Dismas Yeko, running for the Spanish club Clinicas Menorca, who was away and clear from the start of the last of the three 1920m laps and even had the luxury of being able to look around and relax over the final few hundred metres. Yeko, who won in 16:47, was such a convincing winner that his four-second advantage over runner up Vivian Delin, running for the Dijon club, was flattering to the Frenchman despite the excellent effort of the latter runner.
Delin crossed the line in 16:51 after an enthralling three-way battle for the silver and bronze which saw Stefano Benzoni, running for Italian club Atletica Valle Brembana, take third in 16:52 and Playas de Castellon&rsquo;s Ruben Olivo given the same time but just losing out on a medal in fourth.
Fenerbahce, having missed out on the U20 women&rsquo;s team honours a short while before, regained the U20 men&rsquo;s team title they last won in 2010 when Caner Can Tunctan, Furkan Mutlu and Cuma Ozcan helped each other in the latter stages of the race and finished in sixth, seventh and eighth place respectively.
Full results can be seen <a href="https://www.conersyslive.net/Results/Schedule" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> while replays of all five races (with English-language commentary) can be viewed via the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/EuropeanAthletics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">European Athletics YouTube channel</a>.

Playas de Castellón dominate the 2023 ECCC Cross Country with three team titles

Spanish-based Ethiopian distance runner Likina Amebaw took the individual victory in the senior women&rsquo;s race at the ECCC Cross Country in Oeiras, Portugal on Sunday (6) and there was double the reason to celebrate as she also led Playas de Castellon to the team title.
Amebaw broke clear on the last lap of a technically demanding course which featured hills, twists and sandpits to deny the reigning individual champion Fancy Cherono from Kenya a repeat victory in the senior women&rsquo;s 6.4km, 22:13 to 22:27.
Amebaw was amply backed up by her teammates Blanca Fernandez and Cristina Espejo who finished sixth and eight respectively to ensure the team title would return to Castellon along with the individual title. Istanbul BBSK and Bilbao Atletismo Santutxu.
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And despite Cherono&rsquo;s best efforts, Sporting Clube de Portugal not only relinquished the team title but also missed out on a place on the podium by two points. Lia Lemos and former European cross country champion Jessica Augusto were their other scorers in 17th and 23nd respectively.
In the senior men&rsquo;s 10km, there was further success for Castellon as in-form Rodrigue Kwizera from Burundi ran out a comfortable winner in 29:27 ahead of Uganda&rsquo;s Oscar Chelimo who was representing Italian-based club Casone Noceto in 29:48.&nbsp;
His brother Jacob Kiplimo, the world half marathon record-holder, was due to compete but did not start. However, Casone Noceto still won team silver behind Ankara Sport Club whose efforts were headed by former European 10,000m champion Polat Kemboi Arikan who finished sixth individually.
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Twins Dean and Dylan Casey dominated the U20 men&rsquo;s race and led Ennis Track Athletics Club to a commanding victory in the team race while Finland&rsquo;s European U20 3000m champion Ilona Mononen notched up another significant continental victory in the U20 women&rsquo;s race.
And there was even more success for Playas Castellon in the inaugural mixed relay. Anchored by Uganda&rsquo;s Winnie Nanyondo, the Spanish club won the 4x1600m in 19:31 by exactly half-a-minute from Sporting Club Braga whose team was anchored by rising Portuguese middle distance star Mariana Machado.
Full results <a href="https://lap2go.com/en/event/eccc-cross-country-2022/timetable" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.

Playas de Castellon dominate at the ECCC Cross Country in Oeiras

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