Pretoria, 30 juin - L'Afrique du sud sera représentée par une forte délégation aux quatrièmes Championnats du monde d'athlétisme cadets de l'IAAF/Maroc Telecom prévus du 13 au 17 juillet à Marrakech.

Rabat, 28 June, Morocco will be represented for the 4th IAAF/MAROC TELECOM World Youth Championships to be held from 13 to 17 July by a total of 50 athletes (26 Boys and 24 Girls) who should compete in various events.

Six olympic, world championship medallists and world record holders will animate a training session to tenth of young athletes (clinic, initiated by the International Athletics Association of Federations (IAAF) on the eve of the 4th IAAF/MAROC TELECOM WOR

Addis Ababa,16 June 2005
Ethiopia - Two-times Ethiopian champion Wetere Gelelcha will lead Ethiopia’s team for the 4th IAAF /MAROC TELECOM World Youth Championships in Marrakesh. Gelelcha, who won the 100m and 200m titles in the last two

Rabat - Abid Zamzami who belongs to the InzeganeAthletics Club of the surroundings of Agadir set a newMoroccan Youth record for 3000m with a time of 8:04.57at the 25th National Meeting of the Raja Club ofCasablanca last Sunday.

Wednesday 25 May 2005 With the World Youth Championships taking place inMarrakech, the Moroccan Royal Athletic Federationintends to be represented by an important number ofyouth athletes. Several qualifying competitions willbe held prior to the

Rabat, 30 mars 2005 - 121 pays ( 1507 athlètes et encadrants ) des différents continents ont confirmé jusqu’à présent leur participation à la 4ème édition des championnats du monde cadets qui auront lieu à Marrakech du 13 au 17 juillet prochain.

Thirty-seven of Australia’s most promising young athletes were today announced in the largest ever Australian team to compete at the IAAF World Youth Championships to be held in Marrakech, Morocco in July 2005.

Athletics New Zealand has made an initial selection of 16 athletes to represent New Zealand at the IAAF World Youth Championships to be held in Marrakech, Morocco in July.