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	Alistair Ian Cragg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The next spring, Alistair was the top freshman finisher in the 5000m at the NCAA Championship meet, smashing SMU freshman records in that event.
		Cragg had an outstanding college career with the University of Arkansas under coach John McDonnell, winning individual NCAA titles at 3,000m, 5,000m and 10,000m on the track, as well as cross country and indoor titles.
		Cragg declared for Ireland in 2003 having represented South Africa as a junior athlete in a cross country race.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alistair_Ian_Cragg (537 words)

	Alistair Cragg, Nick Willis set up Saturday clash with Friday wins at NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships - ...
		University of Arkansas senior Alistair Cragg came through for the first leg of his high-pressure 5,000m/3,000m double by winning his third-consecutive 5,000m title on the first night of competition at the 2004 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
		Cragg!" but the only movement was in the middle of the pack, with Tegenkamp moving into fifth and the rest of the field alternately bunching and stringing out behind the first five.
		Cragg, comfortably in the lead and not apparently straining, used the television monitor and occasional looks over his shoulder to maintain only as much lead as he felt comfortable with.
	www.mensracing.com /news/2004/04ncaaindoordayone.html (1213 words)

	ireland.com / Today / Sport / Olympics 2004
		Alistair Cragg is circling the running track in Santry and glances at the sky above.
		So here is Alistair Cragg, 24-years-old and by far the most exciting prospect in Irish distance running - who just hours earlier stepped foot in the country for the first time.
		Cragg has time now to plan his peak for once or twice a year, instead of the greater spread demanded by college competition.
	www.ireland.com /sports/olympics2004/features/cragg.htm (2563 words)

	Alistair Cragg & Mary Cullen Place Second at Manchester Road Race
		Alistair Cragg is at the other end of his career, nearly ten years younger than the Corkman.
		Cragg is using this race as part of his preparations for the European Cross-Country Championships next month.
		Cragg, who attended the University of Arkansas was up against Nick Willis, a New Zealander who competed for the University of Michigan.
	www.irishrunner.com /05manchester.html (852 words)

	- Welcome to Clonliffe Harriers Athletic Club
		Alistair Cragg was a creditable 12th in his debut 5000m Olympic Final in a time of 13:43.06.
		El Guerrouj basically ran the last four laps like it was his 1500m race and he had more of a kick when it counted, beating Bekele into second place, with early leader Kipchoge in third.
		Alistair ran well in the early stages staying part of the main group before fading over the last few laps.
	clonliffeharriers.com /ch_news_item.shtml?cmsitemnumber=a_1093803434 (192 words)

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		This year, the 26-year-old Cragg is hoping to capture the top prize in the annual holiday road race.
		Cragg’s personal bests include times of 3:29.24 in the 1500 meters, 7:38.59 in the 3000 meters, 13:08.97 in the 5000 meters and 28:20.29 in the 10,000 meters.
		Cragg is expected to be challenged this year by Alan Webb, America’s premier miler, Mark Carroll, an Irish Olympian and two-time MRR champion, and Canada’s Simon Bairu, who twice won the NCAA Cross Country championship.
	www.manchesterroadrace.com /RacePages/Pressalistair1.htm (444 words)

	CanadianRunner.com - Ian Dobson Plays Catch With Simon Bairu
		Alistair Cragg got to see old college rivals Simon Bairu and Ian Dobson.
		One difference: Rodgers and Burfoot, former front-runners, were in the middle of the pack at the 70th Manchester Road Race.
		Cragg, Bairu and Dobson, the young guys, were up front.
	www.canadianrunner.com /content/view/11196/2 (110 words)

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		Tristan Druet Replaces Alistair Cragg on Euro CC Men's Team
		Cragg was last week named on the original six-man team, despite some doubts about his fitness.
		Although all the travel plans were in place up until yesterday, his failure to confirm his participation meant Irish team manager Patsy McGonagle had no option but to call up Druet, who had been named as first reserve.
	www.athleticsireland.ie /news/craggout.htm (477 words)

	News
		England centurions Ian bell and Alastair Cook were unable to shed any light on the injury to bowler Steve Harmison after their batting put the home side in charge on day two of the second Test at Old Trafford.
		Alastair Cook and Ian Bell each posted a second century in successive Tests as England took control against Pakistan at Old Trafford.
		Quinton Fortune believes he is a stronger character after emerging from his injury nightmare at Manchester United.
	www.allsportsinternational.co.uk /news57.html (1742 words)

	BreakingNews.ie - 2004/08/28: Cragg 12th in 5,000m final
		TCM Archives > TCM Breaking News > 2004/08/28 > Cragg 12th in 5,000m final
		Ireland's Alastair Cragg had a disappointing race in the men's 5000metres final, finishing 12th in a time of 13:43.06.
		Hicham El Guerrouj won the race to claim his second gold medal of the Athens Olympics.
	archives.tcm.ie /breakingnews/2004/08/28/story163999.asp (164 words)

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		Ireland's Alistair Cragg finished in second place at the American Collegiate Championships over 10,000m in Sacramento last night.
		Himself and fellow Arkansas competitor Daniel Lincoln came down the home straight well ahead of the field and as they crossed the line together Cragg graciously conceded the title to his senior teammate
		Cragg is coached by Mayo-born John McDonnell and has already finished 8th in the European Cross Country in Irish colours.
	www.athleticsireland.ie /news/craggncaa10k.htm (289 words)

	Runner's & Triathlete's Web Athletics: Chizhenko’s 3:55.68 Highlights Paris Golden League
		Results reported initially in the stadium were clearly incorrect; the revised results, listing Ireland’s Alistair Cragg finishing fifth in 12:57.60, are also incorrect, since, according to athlete representative James Templeton, Cragg did not finish the race.
		Update: The IAAF hasn't corrected their website yet, but the managers for both Boniface Kiprop and Alistair Cragg have verified that Kiprop was the man who finished fifth in the Gaz de France 5000m in 12:57.60, a Ugandan national record, and not Cragg, who did not finish the race.
		Update #2: Below are the revised results of the men's 5000m from Saturday's Golden League meeting in Paris, just released by the IAAF Competitions Department
	www.runnersweb.com /running/news/rw_news_20060709_RRW_Gaz.html (925 words)

	The King Of The Mile :: 2004 Season
		Alistair Cragg of Ireland took the lead after 3km for a minute and a half over Abraham Chebii, Bekele, El Guerrouj, Gebremariam, and Mottram.
		At this point the order was Chebii, Bekele, Cragg, El Guerrouj, and Gebremariam as Bekele took over the lead immediately after the 4km mark.
		With a lap to go those six were in the front group along with Hicham Bellani of Morocco and Samir Moussaoui of Algeria as a pack of eight had a slight gap on the field.
	www.kingofthemile.com /2004season.html (17749 words)

	The Running Network -- National News -- Article
		Ali Sief Said of Algeria was first in 13.18.94, Eliud Kipchoge was second in 13.19.01, Dejene Berhanu of Ethiopia was third in 13.19.42, John Kibowen was fourth in 13.19.65, Abderrahim Goumri of Morocco was fifth in 13.20.03 and Tim Broe was sixth in 13.20.29.
		Also moving on were Hicham Bellani of Morocco, Alistair Ian Cragg of Ireland and Samir Moussaoui of Algeria from heat one.
		In heat two, Tim Broe and Zersenay Tadesse of Eritrea also moved on.
	www.runningnetwork.com /news/RNolympics04_6.html (4674 words)

	CoolRunning Australia - Latest News
		The training camps, in warm, sleepy European locations, enable the athletes to get used to the sort of heat they will encounter in Athens, and to prepare mentally.
		In Sindelfingen, where Australia's biggest star Ian Thorpe is being protected from the media gaze that will inevitably settle on him after the swimming team lands in Athens on a chartered plane, the camp is an opportunity for the swimmers to put the finishing touches to their training and gather themselves for the competition.
		They will arrive in the Olympic village five days before the opening ceremony, which will mark the Games beginning in their traditional home on August 13.
	www.coolrunning.com.au /latestnews/2004_08_01_archive.shtml (12486 words)

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