Kylie Risk

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Kylie Risk (born November 28, 1973 in Hobart ) is a former Australian long-distance runner .

In 1996 she came in 21st place at the World Cross Country Championships in Stellenbosch . At the Olympic Games in Atlanta , she did not reach the finish line over 10,000 m in advance.

In the following year she ran at the World Cross Country Championships 1997 in Turin again in 21st place and failed at the World Athletics Championships in Athens over 10,000 m in the first round.

In 1998 she finished 19th at the cross-country championship in Marrakech on the long distance and won silver over 10,000 m at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur .

At the Cross Country World Championships, a 28th place in 1999 in Belfast was followed by a 21st place in 2000 in Vilamoura .

At the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000, she was eliminated over 10,000 m in the preliminary run.

At the 2003 Cross Country World Championships in Avenches she finished 32nd on the short distance and 84th place on the long distance at the 2004 Cross Country World Championships in Brussels.

In 1997 she was Australian champion over 10,000 m and in 1995, 1998 and 2001 in cross country .

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SURNAME Risk, Kylie
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Australian long distance runner
DATE OF BIRTH November 28, 1973
PLACE OF BIRTH Hobart