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Simon Robert Naali was born in Hanang District Manyara Region on March 9, 1966 – and passed away on August 13, 1994. He was a Tanzanian marathon runner. He finished eleventh at the 1993 World Championships in 2:19:30 hours. In addition he won the bronze medal at the 1990 Commonwealth Games. He competed at the 1992 Summer Olympics, where he didn't finish the race. 

 

 

Personal bests

Type Distance Time
Site Date
RD     10 km      28:05
Copenhagen DEN     19 Aug 1990
RD     10 mi     46:56            
Zaandam NED     29 Sep 1991
RD     Half Mara    1:01:44
Sognefjord NOR     27 May 1990
RD       
Marathon   2:10:38
Auckland NZL     30 Jan 1990
OT 5 km  13:53.5
Dar-es-Salaam TAN     24 Oct 1989
OT 10 km              
29:04.0
Dar-es-Salaam TAN     24 Oct 1989

 

Performances 

Date Finished Time
Type Distance Site Race Prize money
25Jun 1995                                   
6                    
29:16
RD             
10 km                 
Schiphol NED Schiphol

29 Jun 19942 22:22
RD 7.9 km Darmstadt  GER                     
Cup da Franco $1,490
29 May 1994 2 47:10
RD 10 mi Tilburg NED Tilburg

14 May 1994 1 28:51
RD 10 km Sandviken SWE Sandviken City-loppet

13 Feb 1994 DNF DNF
RD Marathon Tokyo JPN Tokyo International

17 Oct 1993 1 2:15:43
RD Marathon Rouen FRA Jeanne d'Arc

19 Sep 1993 6 47:01        
RD 10 mi Zaandam NED Dam tot Dam

14 Aug 1993 11 2:19:30
RD Marathon Stuttgart GER IAAF World Championships in Athletics

18 Jul 1993 1 1:02:56
RD Half Mara Roermond NED Roermond

18 Jun 1993 5 34:58
RD 11.5 km Braunschweig GER Braunschweig City Race

06 Jun 1993 1 48:15
RD 10 mi Tilburg NED Tilburg

30 May 1993 4 1:04:13
RD Half Mara Istanbul TUR Golden Horn

18 Apr 1993 2 2:11:44
RD Marathon Rotterdam NED Nike Rotterdam

10 Apr 1993 3 28:29
RD 10 km Paderborn GER Paderborner Osterlauf

13 Dec 1992 8 2:19:51
RD Marathon Honolulu HI/USA Honolulu

27 Sep 1992 19 2:16:35
RD Marathon Berlin GER Canon Berlin $370
12 Sep 1992 1 1:03:06
RD Half Mara Oslo NOR Oslo

22 Aug 1992 2 1:02:31
RD Half Mara Stockholm SWE Stockholmsloppet

09 Aug 1992 DNF DNF
RD Marathon Barcelona ESP Olympic Games

22 May 1992 1 30:26.63
OT 10 km Dodoma TAN Tanzanian Championships

17 May 1992 8 2:25:06
RD Marathon Cleveland OH/USA RevCo Cleveland

20 Apr 1992 50 2:24:53
RD Marathon Boston MA/USA Boston

19 Jan 1992 DNF DNF
XC 12.4 km Arusha TAN Tanzanian Crosscountry Championships

15 Dec 1991 2 2:18:43
RD Marathon Honolulu HI/USA Honolulu                        
$6,000
13 Oct 1991 1 47:11
RD 10 mi Portsmouth ENG Diet Coke Great South Run

06 Oct 1991 2 1:38:43
XC 30 km Lidingo SWE Lidingoloppet

29 Sep 1991 4 46:56
RD 10 mi Zaandam NED Dam tot Dam

07 Sep 1991 1 1:02:59
RD Half Mara Oslo NOR Oslo

24 Aug 1991 1 1:02:38
RD Half Mara Stockholm SWE Stockholm

23 Jun 1991 1 1:04:10
RD Half Mara Trier GER Trierer Stadlauf

12 May 1991 3 1:03:52
RD Half Mara Istanbul TUR Golden Horn $1,500
15 Apr 1991 24 2:19:19
RD Marathon Boston MA/USA Boston

01 Apr 1991 3 1:02:31
RD Half Mara Gualtieri ITA Gualtieri

10 Mar 1991 3 1:04:04
RD Half Mara Hastings ENG Hastings

03 Mar 1991 2 48:27
RD 10 mi Frankfurt GER Frankfurt

09 Dec 1990 1 2:17:29
RD Marathon Honolulu HI/USA Honolulu$10,000
07 Oct 1990 1 1:37:45
XC 30 km Lidingo SWE Lidingoloppet

09 Sep 1990 1 1:03:28
RD Half Mara Oslo NOR Oslo

25 Aug 1990 1 1:01:45
RD Half Mara Stockholm SWE Stockholm

19 Aug 1990 3 28:05
RD 10 km Copenhagen DEN St Patrick's Day $2,000
02 Jun 1990 1 2:13:04
RD Marathon Stockholm SWE Stockholm

27 May 1990 1 1:01:44
RD Half Mara Sognefjord NOR Vikinglopet

16 Apr 1990 DNF DNF
RD Marathon Boston MA/USA Boston

30 Jan 1990 3 2:10:38
RD Marathon Auckland NZL Commonwealth Games

10 Dec 1989 1 2:11:47
RD Marathon Honolulu HI/USA Honolulu$20,000
24 Oct 1989 1 29:04.0
OT 10 km Dar-es-Salaam  TAN                         
National Defense Forces Games

24 Oct 1989 1 13:53.5
OT 5 km Dar-es-Salaam TAN National Defense Forces Games

09 Sep 1989 3 1:02:19
RD Half Mara Oslo NOR Oslo

26 Aug 1989 1 1:02:47
RD Half Mara Stockholm SWE Stockholmsloppet

20 May 1989 1 1:03:35
RD Half Mara Göteborg SWE Göteborgsvarvet

17 Apr 1989 6 2:14:59
RD Marathon Boston MA/USA Boston $8,500
12 Mar 1989 1 2:14:40
RD Marathon Arusha TAN Mt Meru

18 Dec 1988 5 28:04
RL 10 km Chiba JPN Chiba International Ekiden- Leg 1

16 Oct 1988 15 2:18:49
RD Marathon Beijing CHN Beijing

12 Mar 1988 10 2:17:36
RD Marathon Arusha TAN Mount Meru

30 Aug 1987 1 2:11:38
RD Marathon Dar Es Salaam TAN Dar Es Salaam

08 Mar 1987 3 2:24:58
RD Marathon Arusha TAN Mount Meru 


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