Nili Abramski

Nili Abramski
Personal information
Born	January 14, 1970; Rehovot, Israel
Sport
Sport	long-distance running

Nili Abramski (born 14 January 1970, Rehovot, Israel) is an Israeli long-distance runner.

Career highlights

Marathons: 2004 - Athens, 42nd at 2004 Summer Olympics; 2005 - Helsinki, 49th at World Championships; 2006 - Göteborg, 22nd at European Championships; 2007 - Osaka, 41st at World Championships; Holds 10 Israeli national marathon titles
Half Marathons: 1997 - 8th at World University Games; 1997 - Košice, 70th at World Championships; 1999 - Palermo, 54th at World Championships; 2000 - Veracruz, 44th at World Championships; 2001 - Bristol, 48th at World Championships; 2002 - Brussels, 39th at World Championships; 2005 - Edmonton, 55th at World Championships
Cross Country Races: 1997 - Torino, 134th at World Championships (long race); 1999 - Belfast, 80th at World Championships (long race)
Other achievements: Holds 45 other Israeli national titles; She won the Tiberias Marathon 11 times

Personal bests

Distance	Mark	Date	Location
400 m	1:02.14	1989
800 m	2:13.96	2000
1000 m	2:56.80	1993
1500 m	4:25.22	2000
1 mile	4:46.13	1999
2000 m	6:08.69	24 August 2000	Wespelaar
3000 m	9:19.52	22 June 2002	Belgrade
5000 m	16:09.88	20 July 2002	Heusden-Zolder
10000 m	33:19.85	3 July 2002	Seraing
Half Marathon	1:13.59	5 May 2002	Brussels
Marathon	2:36.36	4 April 2004	Paris

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