Women’s runner hospitalized after falling unconscious during remote race

Dutch A female athlete Morin Koster was beaten without consciousness when she fell on Sunday during a 3000m women’s European premises in Orange, the Netherlands.

32-year-old athlete was treated by medical staff and then transported to local hospital.

Koster was in front of the UK, Iness Fitzgerald and for Hannah Natal when the fall happened. Nuttall was temporarily pushed away from the track, and Fitzgerald was supposed to run across Koster.

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Morin Koster from the Netherlands falls during the 3,000m women’s finals on the fourth day of the European Athletics Championship in the 2025 Omannordorn Oildorne, Netherlands. (Sam Barns/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

“I just saw her on the floor in front of me. I thought I needed to get around it and hopefully this is not spoiled,” Fitzgerald said after the race. “I didn’t want it to affect my race plan. Fall it, especially in front of the home crowd. I hope it is all right. Very sad she fell.”

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Morin Koster from the Netherlands receives medical care after destruction on the route during the 3,000m women’s finals on the fourth day of the 2025 European Athletics Championship at Omnisport Apeldoorn in Orange, the Netherlands. (Sam Barns/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

Later, the Netherlands team published on X that Koster was conscious and compassionate.

A friend and competitor of Casters, the great British running lemon balm cortney, who finished event He said with silver that the incident was a “massacre”.

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Morin Koster from the Netherlands falls apart on the highway during the 3000m finals on the fourth day of the European Athletics Championships in the 2025 premises at Omnisport Apeldoorn in Orange, the Netherlands. (Sam Barns/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

“I heard Morin shouted,” Courtney said. “I know her very well because we trained together and in the room in the diamond league. Then I saw my leg when I was running and I knew it was her shoes. It put everyone to the edge and everyone pushed more. I just tried to keep up because you didn’t want to end too. It was a massacre.”

Sarah Ireland Sarah Hill won gold after the fall of Casters.

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