Dutch Cross Country Championships

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Dutch Cross Country Championships
DateFebruary–March
LocationVarious, Netherlands
Event typeCross country
Distance12 km and 2.5 km for men
8 km and 2.5 km for women
Established1919

The Dutch Cross Country Championships (Dutch: Nederlands kampioenschap veldlopen) is an annual cross country running organised by the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation that serves as the national championship for the sport in the Netherlands. It is usually held in February or March.

It was first held in 1919 for men only. A women's championship race was introduced in 1963. A men's short race was added to the programme in 1937 and a women's version was added in 1999. The latter races served as with national selection for that section at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships from 1998 to 2006.

Guest athletes from other nations occasionally compete at the competition, but are not eligible for the national title. Several guests have gone on to place first in the race. In the men's long race Ethiopian's and took the 1995 and 1996 titles, respectively. Ukraine's Vitaliy Shafar won in 2011 and Ethiopia's in 2007 and 2013. In the women's long race, Ethiopian won the 2015 title and Ana Dulce Félix of Portugal won in 2012.

Editions[]

Men[]

Frans Künen (left) and (right) during the 1959 Dutch Cross Country Championships
Year Date Location Long race winner Distance Time Short race winner Distance Time
1919 10 August Arnhem ? ? – – –
1920 5 September Noordwijk 4 km 14:50.4 – – –
1921 22 May The Hague 3.5 km 10:10.4 – – –
1922 15 October The Hague 5 km 24:53.2 – – –
1923 2 December The Hague Jan Zeegers 4 km 12:41.8 – – –
1924 16 November The Hague Jan Zeegers 10 km 35:34.2 – – –
1925 15 November Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 10 km 35:10.1 – – –
1926 19 December Wassenaar 12 km 41:19.2 – – –
1927 18 December Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 10 km 33:21.2 – – –
1928 9 December Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 10 km 34:00.0 – – –
1929 15 December Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 10 km 33:53.6 – – –
1930 26 October Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 11 km 39:30.0 – – –
1931 29 March Wassenaar Jan Zeegers 10 km 37:24.1 – – –
1932 13 March The Hague Jan Zeegers 10 km 36:22.1 – – –
1933 12 March The Hague Jan Zeegers 10 km 33:47 – – –
1934 18 March Amsterdam 11 km 37:30.8 – – –
1935 17 February Amsterdam 11 km 38:08.3 – – –
1936 29 March Amsterdam Jan Zeegers 11 km 36:49 – – –
1937 21 March/26 December Hilversum/Delft Jan Zeegers 10 km 33:19.8 Jan Zeegers 5 km 16:50.9
1938 11 December/27 November Rotterdam/Amersfoort Jan Zeegers 10 km 38:08.6 Jan Zeegers 5 km 16:38.7
1939 2 April Vught 5 km 15:50.8 – – –
1940 Cancelled due to World War II
1941 16 March Amsterdam 5 km 15:43 – – –
1942 15 March Hilversum 5 km 16:31.2 – – –
1943 11 March Amersfoort Willem Slijkhuis 5 km 18:04 – – –
1944–45 Cancelled due to food shortages
1946 3 November/7 April Amsterdam/Amersfoort Willem Slijkhuis 10 km 34:18.6 Willem Slijkhuis 5 km 16:29.4
1947 20 April/7 April Arnhem/Delft Jaap Meijer 10 km 34:46.2 Willem Slijkhuis 5 km 17:13.7
1948 29 April/29 March Almelo/Amersfoort Willem Slijkhuis 10 km 33:07.0 Willem Slijkhuis 5 km 14:38.6
1949 24 April/20 March Hattem/Amersfoort Willem Slijkhuis 10 km 35:36.2 Jef Lataster 5 km 15:20.9
1950 26 February Zwolle Jef Lataster 10 km 36:13.2 Jef Lataster 5 km * 15:23.8
1951 4 March Maastricht Jef Lataster 12 km 43:06.2 5 km * 17:10.0
1952 2 March Rheden 13 km 48:24.8 Hans Harting 5 km * 16:36.6
1953 1 March Oirschot 12 km 47:28.8 5 km * 18:46.4
1954 21 February Heerlen Jef Lataster 13 km 41:16.0 5 km * 16:14.0
1955 6 March Breda 13 km 45:13.0 5 km * 16:19.4
1956 19 February Huis ter Heide Frans Künen 14 km 48:37.2 5 km * 16:16.2
1957 24 February Arnhem 13 km 45:11.0 5 km * 15:04.1
1958 2 March Breda 14,100 m 48:40.0 Frans Künen 5 km * 15:01.3
1959 22 March Nijmegen Frans Künen 13,500 m 42.53.6 Frans Künen 5 km * 16.33.6
1960 28 February best Frans Künen 13,040 m 41:08.0 5 km * 15:35.7
1961 5 March Dordrecht 12 km 35:30 5 km * 16:22.8
1962 11 March Helmond Frans Künen 12 km 43:34 - - -
1963 3 March Heerlen 10 km 30:23 5 km 15:29
1964 8 March Vught 10 km 34:13 5 km 17:11
1965 7 March Lisse 10 km 28:18 5 km 14:01
1966 6 March Apeldoorn 10 km 30:26 5 km 15:18
1967 5 March Lisse 10 km 30:22 5 km 15:43
1968 3 March Helmond 10 km 30:05 5 km 16:25
1969 9 March Tegelen 10 km 29:42 5 km 14:49
1970 1 March Harderwijk Haico Scharn 10 km 31:46 5 km 15:41
1971 7 March Emmeloord 10.5 km 31.43 5250 m 16:17
1972 5 March Dwingeloo Jos Hermens 10 km 30:13 5 km 15:18
1973 8 February Rhenen 10.5 km 31:42 - - -
1974 3 March Nijmegen 9.9 km 31:57 - - -
1975 9 March Reusel Jos Hermens 12.3 km 40:25 - - -
1976 15 February Amersfoort Jos Hermens 12.45 km 38:58 - - -
1977 6 March Westerhoven Jos Hermens 12 km 39:20 - - -
1978 5 March Stiphout Jos Hermens 12.5 km 37:53 - - -
1979 4 March Beek 11.5 km 37:04 - - -
1980 24 February Hulst 11.67 km 35:.49 - - -
1981 8 March Wassenaar 12 km 40:07 - - -
1982 28 February Norg 12 km 35:39 - - -
1983 27 February Eibergen Cor Lambregts 11,620 m 36:25 - - -
1984 26 February Bergen op Zoom 12 km 36:27 - - -
1985 3 March Landgraaf 12.2 km 37:30 - - -
1986 2 March Amsterdam Tonnie Dirks 12.1 km 36:31 - - -
1987 1 March Zeeland Tonnie Dirks 12,405 m 38:21 - - -
1988 28 February Landgraaf Tonnie Dirks 12 km 37:49 - - -
1989 26 February Landgraaf Marti ten Kate 12.2 km 37:28 - - -
1990 25 February Deurne Tonnie Dirks 12.4 km 38:26 - - -
1991 3 March Deurne Tonnie Dirks 12.4 km 38:22 - - -
1992 1 March Utrecht Tonnie Dirks 12,450 m 37:38 - - -
1993 7 March Harderwijk 11.7 km 36:08 - - -
1994 6 March Wieringerwerf Tonnie Dirks 12,300 m 38:25 - - -
1995 5 March Wassenaar Marcel Versteeg 11,190 m 35:01 5240 m 16:56
1996 3 March Tilburg Greg van Hest 12 km 36:18 5 km 15:18
1997 2 March Apeldoorn Kamiel Maase 12,300 m 37:04 5200 m 16:12
1998 1 March Asten Kamiel Maase 12 km 36:15 Sander Schutgens 5 km 15:20
1999 7 March Heerde Greg van Hest 12,022 m 38:59 Marko Koers 4022 m 12:47
2000 5 March Heythuysen 12.7 km 39:45 Sander Schutgens 4.1 km 12:12
2001 4 March Kerkrade Kamiel Maase 13,342 m 44:59 Gert-Jan Liefers 4768 m 15:20
2002 24 February Amersfoort Kamiel Maase 12 km 39:33 Eric van der Linden 5 km 16:39
2003 2 March Harderwijk Kamiel Maase 12 km 35:39 Gert-Jan Liefers 4 km 11:35
2004 29 February Holten Kamiel Maase 12 km 36:44 Gert-Jan Liefers 5 km 14:58
2005 27 February Roggel en Neer Kamiel Maase 11,850 m 36:42 Simon Vroemen 4900 m 14:59
2006 5 March Norg Kamiel Maase 12.1 km 36:57 Dennis Licht 4300 m 12:40
2007 24–25 February Wageningen Michel Butter 10.3 km 33:09 2.5 km 7:36
2008 1–2 March Gilze en Rijen Michel Butter 10.2 km 31:17 Gert-Jan Liefers 3300 m 10:29
2009 28 February–1 March Gilze en Rijen Abdi Nageeye 10.2 km 32:02 3300 m 10:10
2010 6–7 March Hellendoorn–Nijverdal Khalid Choukoud 12 km 39:58 2685 m 8:29
2011 19–20 February Hellendoorn–Nijverdal Khalid Choukoud 12.055 m 39:04 Dennis Licht 2685 m 8:21
2011 26–27 November Tilburg Khalid Choukoud 10 km 30:42 2500 m 7:04
2012 24–25 November Tilburg Khalid Choukoud 10 km 30:33 2500 m 7:02
2013 23–24 November Tilburg Khalid Choukoud 10 km 30:11 Thijmen Kupers 2500 m 6:56
2015 17–18 January Kerkrade Khalid Choukoud 10.5 km 33:12 2600 m 8:05
2016 12–13 March Oldenzaal 11.6 km 36:02 2500 m 6:38
2017 4–5 March Amsterdam 10.8 km 33:59 2700 m 8:37
2018 10–11 March Amsterdam 12 km 43:27 Richard Douma 2500 m 8:38
2019 24–25 February Kraggenburg Frank Futselaar 12 km 33:31 2500 m 8:02
  • Note: The short course race was held separately in several years: 1950 on 2 April in Amersfoort, 1951 on 15 April in Groningen, 1952 on 14 April in Arnhem, 1953 on 6 April in Wassenaar, 1954 on 28 March in IJmuiden, 1955 on 3 April in Helmond, 1956 on 8 April in Groningen, 1957 on 7 April in Vught, 1958 on 2 November in Oisterwijk, 1959 on 8 November in Dordrecht, 1960 on 16 October in Tuindorp Oostzaan, 1961 on 1 October in Gouda.

Women[]

Year Date Location Long race winner Distance Time Short race winner Distance Time
1932 2 December The Hague 3000 m 12:08.4 - - -
1963 3 March Heerlen 1500 m 4:44 - - -
1964 8 March Vught Gerda Kraan 1500 m 5:28 - - -
1965 7 March Lisse Gerda Kraan 1500 m 4:48 - - -
1966 6 March Apeldoorn Ilja Keizer 1500 m 5:02 - - -
1967 5 March Lisse 1500 m 6:21 - - -
1968 3 March Helmond Mia Gommers 2000 m 7:20 - - -
1969 9 March Tegelen Mia Gommers 2000 m 5:42 - - -
1970 1 March Harderwijk 3000 m 9:49 - - -
1971 7 March Emmeloord Berny Boxem-Lenferink 2600 m 10:05 - - -
1972 5 March Dwingeloo Berny Boxem-Lenferink 2500 m 8:23 - - -
1973 8 February Rhenen 3695 m 14:25 - - -
1974 3 March Nijmegen 3300 m 12:06 - - -
1975 9 March Reusel 3800 m 14:36 - - -
1976 15 February Amersfoort 4210 m 15:03 - - -
1977 6 March Westerhoven 4.3 km 16:13 - - -
1978 5 March Stiphout 4500 m 15:39 - - -
1979 4 March Beek 3990 m 14:18 - - -
1980 24 February Hulst Carla Beurskens 4460 m 15:23 - - -
1981 8 March Wassenaar Carla Beurskens 4500 m 16:17 - - -
1982 28 February Norg Carla Beurskens 4500 m 14:30 - - -
1983 27 February Eibergen Wilma Rusman 4660 m 16:54 - - -
1984 26 February Bergen op Zoom Carla Beurskens 4560 m 15:43 - - -
1985 3 March Landgraaf Carla Beurskens 4700 m 16:16 - - -
1986 2 March Amsterdam Carla Beurskens 4500 m 15:08 - - -
1987 1 March Zeeland 4500 m 16:08 - - -
1988 28 February Landgraaf Christine Toonstra 4900 m 18:30 - - -
1989 26 February Landgraaf 4900 m 18:09 - - -
1990 25 February Deurne 4900 m 16:58 - - -
1991 3 March Deurne 4900 m 16:58 - - -
1992 1 March Utrecht 4650 m 16:19 - - -
1993 7 March Harderwijk 5.9 km 20:34 - - -
1994 6 March Wieringerwerf 6150 m 21:48 - - -
1995 5 March Wassenaar 6065 m 21:59 - - -
1996 3 March Tilburg 6 km 20:50 - - -
1997 2 March Apeldoorn 6225 m 21:27 - - -
1998 1 March Asten 6 km 20:18 - - -
1999 7 March Heerde Nadezhda Wijenberg 5822 m 21:30 4022 m 15:38
2000 5 March Heythuysen 7.4 km 25:28 4.1 km 14:13
2001 4 March Kerkrade 7474 m 26:44 4768 m 18:48
2002 24 February Amersfoort 7.5 km 29:39 3.5 km 14:31
2003 2 March Harderwijk 7500 m 26:24 4000 m 13:33
2004 29 February Holten 6000 m 20:52 Adriënne Herzog 3000 m 10:30
2005 27 February Roggel en Neer Adriënne Herzog 6100 m 21:09 2700 m 9:37
2006 5 March Norg Adriënne Herzog 8150 m 27:55 3250 m 10:23
2007 24–25 February Wageningen Adriënne Herzog 6.7 km 24:41 2.5 km 8:39
2008 1–2 March Gilze en Rijen Adriënne Herzog 6300 m 23:59 2100 m 7:37
2009 28 February–1 March Gilze en Rijen Miranda Boonstra 6300 m 23:03 2100 m 7:26
2010 6–7 March Hellendoorn–Nijverdal Miranda Boonstra 7990 m 29:29 Yvonne Hak 2685 m 9:42
2011 19–20 February Hellendoorn–Nijverdal Miranda Boonstra 7990 m 29:21 2685 m 9:36
2011 26–27 November Tilburg Adriënne Herzog 8000 m 27:29 2500 m 7:57
2012 24–25 November Tilburg Adriënne Herzog 8000 m 27:45 2500 m 8:01
2013 23–24 November Tilburg Sifan Hassan 8000 m 27:09 2500 m 8:08
2015 17–18 January Kerkrade 7400 m 26:34 2600 m 9:20
2016 12–13 March Oldenzaal 7800 m 27:29 2500 m 7:31
2017 4–5 March Amsterdam Andrea Deelstra 7200 m 25:34 ? m 9:55
2018 10–11 March Amsterdam Andrea Deelstra 9000 m 36:07 2500 m 10:12
2019 24–25 February Kraggenburg 9000 m 29:48 2500 m 9:22

References[]

List of winners

External links[]

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