Yonas Kifle
Achievements

Year
Competition
Venue
Position
Event
Notes
1999
World Indoor Championships
Maebashi, Japan
13th
3000 m
-
1999
World Championships
Seville, Spain
13th (heats)
5000 m
-
2000
World Cross Country Championships
Vilamoura, Portugal
61st
Long race
-
2000
Summer Olympics
Sydney, Australia
14th (heats)
10,000 m
-
2001
World Cross Country Championships
Ostend, Belgium
42nd
Long race
-
2001
World Championships
Edmonton, Canada
10th (heats)
5000 m
-
2002
World Cross Country Championships
Dublin, Ireland
8th
Long race
-
2002
African Championships
Radès, Tunisia
6th
5000 m
-
2002
World Half Marathon Championships
Brussels, Belgium
4th
Half marathon
1:01:05 PB
2004
World Cross Country Championships
Brussels, Belgium
9th
Long race
-
2004
World Cross Country Championships
Brussels, Belgium
3rd
Team competition
-
2004
Summer Olympics
Athens, Greece
16th
10,000 metres
-
2004
World Half Marathon Championships
New Delhi, India
11th
Half marathon
-
2005
World Championships
Helsinki, Finland
11th
10,000 m
27:35.72 PB
2005
World Half Marathon Championships
Edmonton, Canada
3rd
Half marathon
-
2006
World Cross Country Championships
Fukuoka, Japan
7th
Long race
-
2006
World Cross Country Championships
Fukuoka, Japan
2nd
Team competition
-
2006
World Road Running Championships
Debrecen, Hungary
10th
20 km Individual
-
2006
World Road Running Championships
Debrecen, Hungary
2nd
20 km Team
-
2007
All-Africa Games
Algiers, Algeria
3rd
Half marathon
-
2007
World Road Running Championships
Udine, Italy
7th
Half marathon
-
2008
World Cross Country Championships
Edinburgh, Scotland
20th
Senior race
-
2008
Summer Olympics
Beijing, China
36th
Marathon
-
2009
World Championships
Berlin, Germany
DNF
Marathon
-
2011
World Championships
Daegu, South Korea
DNF
Marathon
-
2012
Summer Olympics
London, United Kingdom
58th
Marathon
-

Question: What were Yonas Kifle's achievements in 2000?
Answer: In 2000, Yonas Kifle came 61st at the World Cross Country Championships and made his Olympic debut with a performance in the heats of the 10,000 meters at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.