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WATER-POLO Sportif, fi Xera Les Moyens Et L‛Organisation Deux Personnalités Générale Pour Atteindre Ces Objectifs F.F.N. Journal - N° 1230 Novembre Site Internet fédéral 3 € (nouvelle série no 165) 2003 http://www.ffnatation.org Sprint tricolore Par Dominique BAHON riche en promesses secrétaire général nnée exceptionnelle s’il en fut pour d’un article technique écrit à deux R...évolution DR Ale sprint français autant du point de mains par Jacques Meslier, techni- Dans un monde en pleine évolution écono- vue des performances individuelles que cien que l’on ne présente plus, et mique, sociale, juridique et technologique, sur le plan collectif au relais 4 x 100 m Patrick Deléaval, adjoint au DTN la Fédération Française de Natation doit nage libre avec la médaille de bronze pour la natation course. suivre le mouvement pour assurer la réali- aux championnats du monde pour les Ci-contre : Frédérick Bousquet, sation de son objet qui est la pratique de messieurs et l’or des Universiades pour auteur d’un fabuleux 47.03 au 100 m la natation sous toutes ses formes au plus les dames, les Bleus savent nager nage libre départ lancé, lors de haut niveau pour chacun, dans le cadre des vite. N’oublions pas non plus la son dernier relais au nom de lois et règlements et l‛environnement de la société. performance extraordinaire l’équipe de France sur le C‛est la raison pour laquelle elle a écouté au 100 m départ lancé de 4 x 100 m nage libre les congressistes d‛Evreux pour la mise en Frédérick Bousquet à des Mondiaux de Bar- place des ERFAN, les moyens attribués aux Barcelone ainsi que le celone, médaille de politiques régionales, un embryon de centre titre aux championnats bronze à la clef, est de ressources avec le développement du d’Europe juniors sur en mesure de sur- service juridique et le Guide du dirigeant. 4 x 100 m nage libre prendre au meilleur Cependant, le poids de notre culture et garçons. Toutes ces rang à Athènes les traditions ont freiné la marche vers la promesses du sprint modernité. Lire page 17 Orléans a montré, en novembre 2002, national font l’objet DR que les esprits évoluaient et qu‛il convenait d‛accélérer les réformes par des change- ments de comportement et d‛organisation. NATATION COURSE NATATION COURSE La réfl exion menée, depuis ce rassemble- ment, par des représentants de tous les ATRF en 25 m Tous les chiffres acteurs statutaires de la Fédération, a Juste avant les premières grandes échéances dégagé des objectifs à atteindre : de 2003-2004 en petit bassin, la DTN a mis à jour de la saison 2002-2003 - déterminer les rôles de toutes les struc- le top 10 des performances en bassin de 25 m, L’essentiel du bilan d’activité des équipes tures (centrales et décentralisées) ; les fameuses ATRF (All Time Ranking French) nationales de la défunte saison au travers de la - informer autrement ; qui permettent d’apprécier – au-delà des records synthèse des résultats obtenus au cours des vingt - instaurer la solidarité et la cohésion en- – la qualité et l’histoire d’une performance. compétitions internationales de l’exercice sportif tre tous les niveaux ; 2002-2003. Ce bilan vous donnera également Et par conséquent créer un véritable senti- Lire page 8 toutes les potentialités pour la présente saison. ment d‛appartenance à la FFN en affi rmant un principe d‛autonomie et non d‛indépen- Lire page 5 dance des régions et des départements. PLONGEON Le projet fédéral, tant administratif que WATER-POLO sportif, fi xera les moyens et l‛organisation Deux personnalités générale pour atteindre ces objectifs. L‛as- Les effectifs des semblée fédérale de Rouen, en mars 2004, à l’honneur qui sera appelée à se prononcer sur ce pro- jet, ouvrira la route de Pékin et sera donc L’une vient d’intégrer le cercle très fermé championnats 2003-2004 une date importante dans notre histoire. des Gloires du Sport Français, la plongeuse Equipe par équipe, faites connaissance avec Nicole Pélissard-Darrigrand ; l’autre vient de tous les protagonistes qui évoluent au sein des faire valoir ses droits à la retraite après une championnats de France Elite et Nationale 1 en carrière professionnelle entièrement dévolue messieurs, et les Nationales 1 et 2 en dames. au plongeon français, l’adjoint au DTN Bernard EAU LIBRE Pierre. Deux destins qui ont contribué à l’essor Lire page 24 de la discipline. Lire pages 36 et 37 NATATION SYNCHRO Epilogue de la Coupe du Monde 2003 TOUTES DISCIPLINES Une grande dame Riche en péripéties avec les adieux de Stéphane Lecat à la Coupe du Monde FINA de la synchro marathon lors de l’étape canadienne au lac Listes haut niveau 2004 Présidente de la commission fédérale de Saint-Jean, et la victoire d’Emmanuel Poissier Valables jusqu’au 30 septembre 2004, les natation synchronisée, Madeleine Bernavon à la huitième et dernière étape, à Cancun listes haut niveau 2004 – subdivisées en quatre vient d’être élevée au grade de chevalier de (Mexique), le circuit mondial 2003 a désigné rubriques – élite, seniors, jeunes et reconversion l’ordre de la Légion d’honneur. Son parcours et de nouveau Stéphane Gomez à la quatrième – ainsi que les listes Espoirs 2004 sont publiées son apport à la discipline sont exemplaires. place. intégralement dans ce numéro, dans chaque rubrique. Lire page 31 Lire page 20 nnatationnatationatation ccoursecourseourse * Listes soumises à l’approbation du ministère des Sports BARNIER ROMAIN (76) CN Antibes 30/09/2005 GILOT Fabien (84) CV Rouen 30/09/2005 BERNARD Yohan (74) CN Cannes 30/09/2005 LEVAILLANT Batiste (80) Nogent N 94 30/09/2004 BOUSQUET Frédérick (81) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2005 MANAUDOU Laure (86) CN Melun-Dammarie 30/09/2005 BOZON Alicia (84) EN Tours 31/12/2003 MARACINEANU Roxana (75) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 DUBOSCQ Hugues (81) CN Le Havre 30/09/2005 PERROTIN Marion (83) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 DUFOUR Simon (79) Montpellier UC 30/09/2005 ROGER Pierre (83) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 ESPOSITO Franck (71) CN Antibes 30/09/2005 ROSTOUCHER Nicolas (81) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 FIGUES Solenne (79) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2005 SICOT Julien (78) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2005 BALMY Coralie (87) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 LACOURT Camille (85) CN Ft-Romeu/Cerdagne 30/09/2004 BARON Esther (87) EP Manosque 30/09/2004 LE PARANTHOEN Anne-Sophie (77) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2004 BECQUET Sven (81) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 LEBON Christophe (82) CN Antibes 30/09/2004 BERNARD Alain (83) CN Marseille 30/09/2004 LEQUEUX Sébastien (77) Lyon N 30/09/2004 BODET Sébastien (85) CV Rouen 30/09/2004 LEVEAUX Amaury (85) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 BREMOND Karine (75) Istres SN 31/12/2003 MAITRE David (80) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2004 CAFFET Romain (82) G Bordeaux 30/09/2004 MARCHAND Xavier (73) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 CARTIAUX Céline (79) Amiens N 30/09/2004 METELLA Malia (82) USLM Pacoussines Cayenne 30/09/2004 CAYETTE Germain (83) CN Antibes 30/09/2004 MONCHAUX Magali (80) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 CHOUX Laëtitia (79) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 MONGEL Aurore (82) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 COUDERC Céline (83) CN Cévennes Alès 30/09/2004 MOREAU Gaël (86) Vitrolles SN 30/09/2004 CROS Sylvain (80) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2004 PERROT Stephan (77) CS Clichy 92 30/09/2004 DE PELLEGRINI Tony (82) AN Bayonne 30/09/2004 ROUAULT Sébastien (86) CN Ouest St-Germain 30/09/2004 DE RONCHI Sophie (85) EP Manosque 30/09/2004 SCHMITT Guy-Noel (83) CN Cannes 30/09/2004 GALAVTINE Antoine (85) RC France 30/09/2004 SOLDERMANN Yoann (85) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 HEDEL Joanes (80) Dunkerque N 30/09/2004 STROHMEYER Guillaume (85) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 HORTH Fabien (85) AC Pontault-Roissy 30/09/2004 THIALLET Anthony (85) S Clermont N 30/09/2004 KINTZ Nicolas (77) CN Melun-Dammarie 30/09/2004 VIART Hugo (79) ES Massy N 30/09/2004 BABOU Fanny (89) CNS St-Estève 30/09/2004 MAIRE Romain (85) Alliance Dijon N 30/09/2004 BEY Sarah (85) CN Chalon-sur-Saône 30/09/2004 MALLET Grégory (84) US Talence 30/09/2004 BOULOUNAUD Céline (87) M Comminges 30/09/2004 MARAND Thibault (87) ES Massy N 30/09/2004 BOUSQUET Anthony (87) SO Rosny 30/09/2004 MASSANET Fanny (85) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 CONFOLANT Laura (85) Nogent N 94 30/09/2004 MUFFAT Camille (89) Olympic Nice N 30/09/2004 DOBRAL Coralie (87) SO Rosny 30/09/2004 NICOLARDOT Julien (81) Mulhouse ON 30/09/2004 DUMOT Rémy (87) AAS Sarcelles N 95 30/09/2004 PANNIER Anthony (88) CN Braud et St-Louis 30/09/2004 HUBER Sophie (85) CN Sarreguemines 30/09/2004 PARRILLA Alexandra (83) CN Antibes 30/09/2004 KERSALE Paul-Alain (84) CN Brest 31/12/2003 PUTRA Alexandra (86) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 LAPORTE Julie (87) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 RICHARD Christophe (83) CN Ouest St-Germain 30/09/2004 LAVOINE Frédérique (87) CN Melun-Dammarie 30/09/2004 SARAC Dana (87) Forbach AN 30/09/2004 LAZARE Mylène (87) ASPTT Montpellier 30/09/2004 SENTUC Audrey (86) CN Cannes 30/09/2004 LECLERCQ Fanny (84) CN Antibes 30/09/2004 TAVERNIER Angéla (83) D Toulouse OEC 30/09/2004 LEPRETRE Xavier (88) Dunkerque N 30/09/2004 THEVENOT David (82) CN Antibes 30/09/2004 MAILLARD Jonathan (85) CV Rouen 30/09/2004 THOMASSIN Laurie (86) CN Carpentras 30/09/2004 DELCOURT Frédéric (64) CN Avignon 30/09/2004 PENICAUD Cédric (71) ASPTT Limoges 30/09/2004 * Liste soumise à l’approbation du ministère des Sports ABAD Christophe (86) Grenoble N 30/09/2004 ARNAUD Aurélie (89) CN St-Michel-sur-Orge 30/09/2004 ADAM Kévin (86) CN Chalon-sur-Saône 30/09/2004 ARNAUDEAU Louis-Florian (90) St-Etienne N 30/09/2004 ADAM Eric (86) CN Vannes 30/09/2004 AROT Cyril (89) E Vélizy-Villacoublay 30/09/2004 ADOUM Anne-Sophie (87) Reims N 89 30/09/2004 AUBERT Michaël (86) GSEM Nice 30/09/2004 ALEXANDRE Claire (88) Amiens N 30/09/2004 AUDUON Rémi (86) E Rhône 30/09/2004 ALLARD Mathieu (89) S Poitiers N 30/09/2004 AURIOL Robin (89) SO Millau
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