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	The Running Network -- National News -- Article
		Off the bike and Hoogzaad had the fastest transition and for a while looked as though she could damage the untarnished record of Lindley.
		However the determination of Lindley was unmatched and she forged ahead on the steep bridge that lead the competitors over the spectators.
		Hoogzaad and Dittmer repeated their podium position performances and McMahon impressed with a fourth place.
	www.runningnetwork.com /news/itu_lausanne2001.html (682 words)

	Women's Race Story
		Geelong, Australia: For immediate release: Wieke Hoogzaad of the Netherlands made a little history today in Geelong, Australia by giving her native country it’s first World Cup victory in women’s Triathlon history.
		Lindquist held onto her lead through the first three laps of the bike, as a group of 10 formed the chase pack behind, including Wieke Hoogzaad (NED), Melissa Ashton (AUS), Nadia Cortassa (ITA), Leanda Cave (GBR), Spanish teammates Pilar Hidalgo and Ana Burgos as well as Savege, Montgomery and Taylor.
		Hidalgo retained her slight lead on Montgomery, Hoogzaad and Lindquist until the final lap when she dropped of the pace and was caught by Savege.
	www2.triathlon.org /world-cup/wcup2003/geelong/women.htm (479 words)

	ABC Sport - Sport - Walton impresses selectors with Geelong triathlon win
		Twenty-eight-year-old Walton dominated the race to cross the finish line in a time of 1 hour 55 minutes and 59.7 seconds - more than 1:40 minutes in front of New Zealand's Hamish Carter (1:56:59.7), with fellow Kiwi Bevan Docherty third (1:57:27.4).
		In the women's event, 33-year-old Dutch triathlete Wieke Hoogzaad broke through for her first World Cup win, edging out world number one Barb Lindquist and the 2002 Commonwealth Games champion, Carol Montgomery.
		Hoogzaad broke from her highly credentialed opponents just 100 metres from the line, sprinting to cross the tape in 2:08:58.3, two seconds in front of the USA's Lindquist second in 2:09.00, with Montgomery third just a shave behind in 2:09.07.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/s995428.htm (362 words)

	Runner Triathlete News -- Regional News Article
		Lindquist (Victor, Idaho), ranked No. 1 in the world and the lone U.S. female competing, was beaten in a sprint finish by Wieke Hoogzaad of the Netherlands, who won in 2 hours, 8 minutes and 58 seconds.
		By the last lap, she had pulled away with Hoogzaad and Montgomery.
		With 200 meters to go, Hoogzaad broke away for the victory.
	www.runnertriathletenews.com /news/usat_recap102003.html (253 words)

	Trainingscamp South Africa 2004
		This town at 1550m altitude has very good trainingsfacilities and sees a lot of international athletes coming to train.
		oeri Severin, Eric van der Linden, Wieke Hoogzaad, Raymond Lotz, with the addition of Belgian Mieke Suys en Jasper Reenalda, trainingspartner of Guido.
		Mieke Suys, Tim Rost, Kornelis Bijlsma en Wieke Hoogzaad in good moods in the jeep.
	www.triatleet.nl /english/southafricatrainingscamp2004.html (362 words)

	Europe
		Swimming with Lindley was Wieke Hoogzaad (NED), the recent bronze medallist in ITU World Cup Corner Brook, Anje Dittmer (GER), and thirteen others.
		With the speed of Lindley, Hoogzaad and Hargreaves behind, it soon became apparent that Harrop's efforts might be overwhelmed.
		Approaching the final of four laps of the 10 kilometre run, Lindley passed Harrop, with Hoogzaad around ten seconds later.
	www.slowtwitch.com /headings/regions/hungary.html (2471 words)

	Europe
		But it was the British women who ended up with the medals, when Michelle Dillon’s gold in the senior race matched the junior gold by Jodie Swallow earlier on Saturday.
		Annie Emmerson added bronze to the British medal tally when she beat Holland’s Wieke Hoogzaad in the race for podium spots.
		The pair arrived at the second transition 1:20 ahead of a chase pack of Smet, Belgian teammate Mieke Suys, Hoogzaad and Russia’s Nina Anisimova.
	www.slowtwitch.com /headings/regions/czech.html (2613 words)

	United States Olympic Committee - TRIATHLON: United States' Lindley Wins Again
		Lindley finished the 1.5K swim, 40K bike and 10K run in 1 hour, 56 minutes, 47 seconds.
		Wieke Hoogzaad of The Netherlands was second (1:56:59) and Anja Dittmer of Germany took third (1:57:31)
		Harrop, who lost her No. 1 world ranking to Lindley in July, went out by herself in the swim while Lindley struggled to get her momentum.
	www.usoc.org /73_3164.htm (344 words)

	Carter, Docherty pleased with world champs shakedown \| Endurance Sport New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Team management were thrilled with the performance of O’Grady as the leading Under-23 competitor, and a strong return to form after his promising European season was cut short after a serious bike crash during a race in Germany.
		The American saw her 30-second lead out of the water extinguished after five laps on the bike, when she was swallowed up by a 10-strong chase pack.
		The world’s best triathletes head to New Zealand this week for the world championships in Queenstown on 6 and 7 December, which have drawn record entries of 1800 competitors from more than 50 countries.
	www.endurancesport.co.nz /news/default.cfm?a=86 (969 words)

	National Triathlon Training Centre News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		National Triathlon Training Centre athlete Carol Montgomery had a strong race at the Geelong ITU World Cup, ending in a 3rd place podium finish.
		Wieke Hoogzaad (NED) took top spot on the women's podium followed by Barb Lindquist (USA) in 2nd place and Montgomery in 3rd, after having run the final lap together.
		Craig Walton (AUS) took 1st place in the men's event.
	www.nttc.ca /centre/2003news.htm (6503 words)

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