Charles Omwoyo’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro atleet uit Kenia
Is Athlete 
From Kenya 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 1962
Age: 58 years
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Volledige naam Charles Omwoyo
Geboortedatum 1962
Nationaliteit  Kenia
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Discipline lange afstand
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Charles Omwoyo (1962) is een voormalige Keniaanse langeafstandsloper.

Loopbaan

Omwoyo won de Dam tot Damloop in 1992 in 46.48 en 1994 in 45.50. In 1997 werd hij derde bij de marathon van Eindhoven.

Op 14 juli 2003 werd hij vijfde op de halve marathon van Zwolle.

Persoonlijke records

Onderdeel Prestatie Jaar
10 Eng. mijl 45.20 2000
halve marathon 1:01.52 1994

Palmares

10 km

  • 1996: 3 Parelloop – 28.35
  • 1997: 2 Stadsloop Appingedam – 29.33

10 Eng. mijl

  • 1992: 1 Dam tot Damloop – 46.48
  • 1993: 3 Dam tot Damloop – 46.18
  • 1994: 1 Dam tot Damloop – 45.50
  • 1995: 5e Dam tot Damloop – 46.49
  • 1996: 9e Dam tot Damloop – 47.04
  • 1997: 5e Dam tot Damloop – 46.33

halve marathon

  • 1993: 6e halve marathon van Egmond – 1:04.41
  • 1994: 5e halve marathon van Egmond – 1:05.05
  • 1996: 6e halve marathon van Egmond – 1:04.09
  • 1998: 13e City-Pier-City Loop – 1:03.13
  • 1999: 9e City-Pier-City Loop – 1:02.46
  • 2003: 5e halve marathon van Zwolle

marathon

  • 1997: 3 marathon van Eindhoven – 2:13.01
  • 1998: 10e marathon van Eindhoven – 2:19.50
  • 1999: 7e marathon van Wenen – 2:19.50
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