European Legends at the Champions
in Reisa 2002
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Mirna Jukic (AUT)
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Anna Kamerling (SWE)
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Jani Sievinen (FIN)
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Alenka Kejzar (SLO)
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Domenico Fioravanti (ITA)
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M. Moravcova (SVK)
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Brembilla (ITA), Hoogenband
(NED), Rossolino (ITA)
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Oleg Lisogor (UKR)
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Vollker (GER). Komarova (RUS),
Buschulte (GER)
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Thomas Rupprath (GER)
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Emma Iglestrom (SWE)
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City of Riesa, Germany.......
         
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At this page we'll follow all results
and actualities at this European Short Course Championships, especially
of our two Yugoslav competitors: Mladen Tepavcevic (1976) and Igor Erhartic
(1984) |
Finally Three New YU Rec
in Riesa !!!
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Mladen Tepavcevic (1976)
SC 'Beograd' (Belgrade)
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Igor Erhartic (1984)
SC 'Vojvodina' (Novi Sad)
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Day - 4 (December 15, 2002)
New
YU Record in 200 Free Men !!!!
Morning
| Competitor |
Discipline |
Heat
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Entry
Time |
Result
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Ranking |
| Igor Erhartic |
200 m Free Men |
1/4
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1:50.01 |
1:49.16
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18th of 29 |
Day - 3 (December 14, 2002)
New YU Record in 50 Breast Men !!!!
Evening
| Competitor |
Discipline |
Final
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Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
50 m Breast Men |
Lane 2
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0:27.52
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5th in Europe |
Afternoon
| Competitor |
Discipline |
SemiFinal
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Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
50 m Breast Men |
2/2
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0:27.49
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5th (Qaul for Final) |
Morning
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Discipline |
Heat
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Entry
Time |
Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
50 m Breast Men |
4/4
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0:27.78 |
0:27.68
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for Semi-final |
Day - 2 (December 13, 2002)
Afternoon
| Competitor |
Discipline |
Final
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Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
100 m Breast Men |
Lane 2
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1:00.37
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6th in Europe |
Morning
| Competitor |
Discipline |
Heat
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Entry
Time |
Result
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Ranking |
| Igor Erhartic |
100 m Free Men |
1/6
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0:51.04 |
0:50.24
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31st of 34 |
Germany's
men's team has set a world record in the 4x50 meters medley relay.The quartet
of Stev Theloke, Jens Kruppa, Thomas Rupprath and Carsten Dehmlow finished
in 1:34.72 minutes, .06 seconds faster than the old mark set by another
German quartet last December. Eva Rizstov (HUN) broke 15-year old Euro
record in 800 free women (NCR 8:14.72).
Other worthy
results of the morning prelims: Thomas
Rupprath (GER) in the 50 m backstroke heats swam in 23.78, almost a second
faster than Stev Theloke. Top qualifier today was 16 year-old Mirna Jukic
of Austria in 200 m breast, at 2:24.61. Chantal Groot of the Netherlands
was the surprise top qualifier in the women's 50 m fly in 27.01;
Italy's Lorenzo Vismara, was the fastest semifinalist in 100 m free time
48.50. Hungary's Laszlo Cseh posted the fastest qualifying time for the
afternoon's 400 meter IM final, clocking 4:10.56 |
Day - 1 (December 12, 2002) -
New YU Record in 100 Breast Men !!!!
Afternoon
| Competitor |
Discipline |
Semifinals
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Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
100 m Breast Men |
5th in total
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1:00.28
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Qualified for Final |
Morning
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Discipline |
Heat
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Entry
Time |
Result
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Ranking |
| Mladen Tepavcevic |
100 m Breast Men |
3/5
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1:01.11 |
1:00.81
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in Semifinal |
| Igor Erhartic |
400 m Free Men |
2/4
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3:55.02 |
3:53.37
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20th of 27 |
| Janu Sievinen (FIN), the world record-holder
in the 200m IM, won his favorite event tonight in a New CR 1:55.47,
less than a second off the world mark he shares with Hungary's Attila Czene.
Jana Klochkova (UKR) won the women's 200 IM in a very fast 2:08.28, a New
CR and the second fastest time ever swum behind only Allison Wagner's world
record of 2:07.97. Alenka Kejzar of Slovenia, was a very strong second
in 2:09.33. Italy's Emiliano Brembilla repeated his last year triumph in
the 400m freestyle, pulling away from fast-rising Russian Yuri Prilukov,
to win in 3:40.60; Sweden's Stefan Nystrand defended his 50m sprint
title, but not in the worthy time 21.55 ; Leading from start to finish
in the 200 fly, Eva Risztov (HUN) won in 2:07.19, more than a second in
front of Danish veteran Mette Jacobsen |
The Complete Results can be
found at the official Omega Timing
(*pdf format)
LEN Press
Info (October 20, 2002)
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The Ligue Europenne
de Natation is pleased to announce that 35 Nations have entered this
6 th edition of the Continental Winter Championships. 496 athletes are
entered - the highest number of preliminary entries ever received by LEN
10 weeks in advance of the event ! |
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Just two months after the closing
ceremony at the European Long Course Championships in Berlin, the European
swimming family is looking forward to another great spectacle involving
the best swimmers in Europe. |
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The largest team will be that of
the hosts, Germany, followed by a strong Russian team, France, the Ukraine,
a young British team, Sweden and Spain. Excellent squads will also be competing
from Croatia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic and Finland. Italy has announced
the presence of all their finalists from the Summer Long Course Championships
in Berlin, and Hungary indicated to LEN that they will attend with their
top team for the first time ever at any Winter Championship. At this early
stage it is appropriate to ask if Germany will be able to retain their
top rank in the overall medals table, in front of Sweden. Italy, Russia
and the Ukraine must be certainly considered too amongst the hot favourites
to become the team winning most individual gold medals at the European
Championships in Riesa (GER) where a temporary 25 meter, 8 lanes pool will
be set up with stands for up to 3000 spectators. |
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In co-operation between LEN and
the Organising Committee, cash prize money of 35.000 Euro will be presented
to the 7 men and the 7 women who perform the best according to the international
points table.
| Men perfomances |
Women performances |
| 1 st 5.000 Euro |
1 st 5.000 Euro |
| 2 nd 3.000 Euro |
2 nd 3.000 Euro |
| 3 rd 2.000 Euro |
3 rd 2.000 Euro |
| 4 th – 7 th 1.500 Euro each |
4 th – 7 th 1.500 Euro each |
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In addition, once more, the accredited
media will be invited to elect the best male and female newcomers at this
Event. Each chosen athlete will receive 1.500 Euro, together with sincere
good wishes for a successful career leading up to the Olympics in 2004. |
LEN Office Rome, Official Press
Info, 3 rd October 2002
Stadio Olimpico - Palazzina Bonifati
- 00194 Roma
Tel. 39 06 32638579 - 82 Fax: 39
06 3237058 E -mail: lenoffice@tin.it
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