2011 Cycling Tour of Eritrea stage 1 race. The first stage race was from Asmara to Keren, a total of 95 Km. Yonathan Mesfin won the race, Jani Tewelde took 2nd place and Frekalsi Debesay took a 3rd place. Watch the video for more details..    Read More →

William Malel Sitonik, World Youth 3000m champion (Getty Images)   Lille, France – William Malel Sitonik, on the fifth and final day of a fantastic seventh edition of the IAAF World Youth Championships, became the fifth Kenyan 3000m gold medal winner. Keeping his nerve in a race which went to the wire he lowered his 2011 lead and PB of 7:51.2 set at altitude in Nairobi to a new Championship... 

Abdelkerim Mohammed Hussein of Eritrea wins the Boys 800 metres qualification during day one of the IAAF World Youth Championships at Lille Metropole stadium on July 6, 2011 in Lille, France. Esrael Awoke of Ethiopia (R) is beaten to the line by Abdelkerim Mohammed Hussein of ERI in the Boys 800 metres qualification during day one of the IAAF World Youth Championships at Lille Metropole stadium... 

The Algerian Petroleum Laagab Azzedine GS, won Friday Chréa (Blida) brilliantly Cycling Tour of Algeria in 2011, before the Moroccan Adil Jelloul and Eritrean Berhane Natnal. At the end of the fifth and final stage, won by Eritrean Daniel Teklehaimanot, Azzedine Laagab won first place overall individually with a time of 17 h 06 min 48 s, before the Moroccan Adil Jelloul (17 h 07mn 07 s) and... 

Stage 3 > Gisenyi – Kigali 12 June Stage results     1. TEKLEHAYMANOT Daniel   04:28:09 2. ABRHA Freqalsi   00:01:13 3. JELLOUL Adil   00:01:52 4. HADDI Soufiane   00:02:24 5. ARAYA Dawit   00:02:24 6. NIYONSHUTI Adrien   00:02:31 7. CHAOUFI Tarik   00:03:23 8. TEWOLDE WELDEGABER Jani   00:03:28 9. HABIYAMBERE... 

The Eritrean Under 23 soccer team that hosted the Kenyan team in Asmara for the first leg encounter won 4-1 on Sunday April 17, 2011. The next meeting will be held in Nairobi. The Eritrean soccer team expects to finish Kenya and move to the next round.  Read More →

By Alfonso Arzapalo Zersenay Tadese Born in one of 53 African countries, Eritrea, northeast Africa, between one of the longest mountain chains in the world and a thousand miles of coastline with the Red Sea and 4'669, 638 people across the country, independent in 1993 . Eritrea, in just 18 years of freedom is high-profile athletes like Meb Keflezighi and Zersenay Tadese, who currently is U.S.... 

The Eritrean LTTE was the fastest but failed to break the world record to his belongings.   Lusa 15:01 Sunday, March 20, 2011 The athlete Zersenay Tadese of Eritrea won the 21 today. Edition of the Lisbon Half Marathon, but failed to improve the world's best mark, achieved by himself at last year's edition. Zersenay Tadese ended the journey of 21 miles in 58.30 minutes, seven seconds... 

March 15, 2011: Weekly cycling, soccer and other sports report. Eritrea might be allowed to send up to 4 cyclist to participate in the upcoming London Olympics if it retains its current points of leading in the African cycling race.  Read More →

   By Pierre Carrey, Saturday, 05 March 2011 UCI Africa Tour leader Daniel Teklehaymanot   The exploit of the Eritreans is historic.  To reinforce their position at the top of the UCI Africa Tour’s individual and team rankings, the “Red Sea Boys” beat the professionals to win two stages of the Tropical Amissa Bongo at the end of January.  This victory...