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ALPHABETICAL LIST of COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 FIS FIS Points (12Th of October 2017 - List 5) NSA Name Code DH SL GS SG AC AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017/18 Sölden (AUT) 1st LADIES' GIANT SLALOM ALPHABETICAL LIST OF COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 FIS FIS Points (12th of October 2017 - List 5) NSA Name Code DH SL GS SG AC AUT 56217 BRUNNER Stephanie 116.07 (432) 13.48 (75) 4.61 (11) 12.55 (37) 5.68 (22) (9) 56417 FEST Nadine 23.46 (68) 17.48 (113) 12.49 (78) 6.00 (31) 10.83 (34) 56174 HAASER Ricarda 20.29 (56) 8.45 (47) 5.84 (28) 5.38 (21) 4.70 (13) 56199 KAPPAURER Elisabeth 29.41 (90) 26.84 (219) 6.87 (38) 23.26 (91) 5.47 (19) 56388 LIENSBERGER Katharina 352.56 (918) 9.00 (50) 8.75 (46) 93.60 (698) 68.10 (203) 56333 MAIR Chiara -9.17(52) 14.06 (92) 157.64 (1136) - 56032 SCHILD Bernadette 999.00 (1034) 3.83 (7) 5.99 (29) 999.00 (1825) 686.66 (1071) 55977 THALMANN Carmen 880.89 (1022) 5.47 (20) 9.47 (51) 442.83 (1697) 277.00 (852) 56315 TRUPPE Katharina -5.11(12) 5.71 (25) 307.61 (1570) 999.00 (1115) BLR 665009 SHKANOVA Maria 139.61 (528) 13.32 (73) 18.39 (153) 61.27 (387) 57.61 (160) (1) CAN 105269 GAGNON Marie-Michele 25.66 (76) 5.47 (20) 5.13 (17) 12.61 (38) 3.00 (6) (3) 107613 GRENIER Valerie 23.71 (69) 31.44 (282) 14.66 (104) 27.50 (128) 5.99 (29) 107532 TOMMY Mikaela 57.32 (186) 20.25 (151) 8.00 (44) 18.20 (66) 42.32 (101) CRO 385096 POPOVIC Leona 63.45 (207) 18.08 (123) 11.49 (70) 25.98 (114) 5.91 (27) (1) CZE 155763 LEDECKA Ester 23.08 (63) 26.07 (207) 19.67 (173) 25.67 (109) 29.33 (58) (1) FRA 196725 BARIOZ Taina 213.48 (743) 32.19 (293) 6.09 (36) 223.64 (1375) 237.66 (801) (3) 197215 MASSIOS Marie 355.26 (919) 59.75 (786) 12.80 (80) 18.38 (67) 40.64 (94) 196928 WORLEY Tessa 40.63 (132) 47.29 (537) 0.00 (1) 4.04 (11) 24.71 (49) GBR 225525 TILLEY Alex 288.06 (881) 9.63 (55) 6.54 (37) 57.68 (356) 68.84 (206) (1) GER 206520 DORSCH Patrizia 38.20 (123) 54.06 (672) 18.85 (161) 26.73 (120) 31.60 (67) (4) 355061 HILZINGER Jessica -8.23(43) 7.17 (41) 73.35 (497) 206.52 (730) 205218 REBENSBURG Viktoria 4.22 (7) 381.78 (2654) 4.15 (8) 3.99 (10) 120.06 (448) 206487 WIESLER Maren 385.83 (931) 7.76 (42) 9.48 (53) 109.62 (830) 85.17 (294) ITA 299276 BASSINO Marta 37.87 (122) 37.74 (381) 3.32 (5) 18.97 (71) 5.86 (24) (8) 299388 BERTANI Luisa Matilde Maria 264.36 (847) 51.02 (614) 14.39 (97) 216.41 (1356) 408.51 (967) 297910 CURTONI Elena 20.04 (55) 64.92 (887) 5.81 (27) 2.55 (5) 5.86 (24) 296509 CURTONI Irene 999.00 (1034) 5.31 (17) 5.75 (26) 999.00 (1825) 999.00 (1115) 299029 GALLI Jole 25.91 (78) 44.77 (488) 17.42 (140) 21.84 (85) 26.45 (51) 28-10-2017 / Sölden (AUT) / 5001 Page 1/3 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 27 OCT 2017 Time: 17:20 Document: 32E 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017/18 Sölden (AUT) 1st LADIES' GIANT SLALOM ALPHABETICAL LIST OF COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 FIS FIS Points (12th of October 2017 - List 5) NSA Name Code DH SL GS SG AC ITA 298323 GOGGIA Sofia 1.75 (2) 62.87 (841) 2.61 (3) 3.19 (7) 4.23 (11) (8) 296259 MOELGG Manuela 999.00 (1034) 5.91 (28) 4.15 (8) 999.00 (1825) 999.00 (1115) 299624 PIROVANO Laura 15.36 (39) 53.62 (663) 8.75 (46) 22.25 (87) 36.00 (81) JPN 307493 ANDO Asa - 11.86 (65) 6.00 (31) 35.35 (179) 131.96 (490) (3) 306249 HASEGAWA Emi 999.00 (1034) 6.21 (36) 6.00 (31) 286.88 (1540) 399.74 (961) 307255 ISHIKAWA Haruna - 16.51 (104) 10.65 (60) 64.54 (417) 436.46 (978) LIE 355050 WEIRATHER Tina 3.88 (5) 327.45 (2606) 5.05 (16) 0.00 (1) 44.15 (110) (1) NED 405138 JELINKOVA Adriana - 15.39 (88) 11.44 (69) 75.68 (520) 70.08 (213) (1) NOR 425921 HAUGEN Kristine Gjelsten 316.71 (897) 14.44 (81) 9.92 (58) 34.91 (175) 62.75 (180) (5) 425771 HAVER-LOESETH Nina 999.00 (1034) 4.04 (8) 4.91 (14) 365.70 (1645) 337.76 (922) 426100 HOLTMANN Mina Fuerst 18.22 (46) 13.04 (72) 10.89 (61) 14.18 (46) 22.62 (42) 426187 LYSDAHL Kristin 18.28 (47) 16.09 (98) 6.00 (31) 15.84 (53) 24.00 (46) 425929 MOWINCKEL Ragnhild 5.99 (30) 54.17 (675) 4.87 (13) 4.95 (17) 4.21 (9) POL 435334 GASIENICA-DANIEL Maryna 53.11 (173) 39.08 (406) 13.02 (87) 33.29 (165) 38.72 (89) (1) SLO 565453 AJLEC Desiree 84.78 (308) 24.72 (195) 16.26 (124) 60.63 (384) 52.57 (144) (5) 565401 BUCIK Ana 49.39 (162) 5.11 (12) 11.30 (64) 39.97 (232) 28.69 (54) 565268 DREV Ana 999.00 (1034) 187.05 (2270) 4.16 (10) 85.28 (618) 151.88 (553) 565471 HROVAT Meta 42.96 (140) 15.43 (89) 8.79 (49) 26.51 (117) 22.80 (44) 565373 ROBNIK Tina 168.48 (623) 59.58 (782) 5.99 (29) 41.17 (240) 112.50 (421) SRB 315187 IGNJATOVIC Nevena 40.64 (133) 6.00 (31) 10.11 (59) 44.04 (259) 30.95 (65) (1) SUI 516504 DANIOTH Aline - 11.57 (63) 11.37 (67) 15.75 (51) 32.00 (68) (7) 516138 GUT Lara 3.15 (3) 47.00 (529) 3.47 (7) 1.98 (3) 6.00 (32) 516280 HOLDENER Wendy 23.08 (63) 2.41 (2) 5.65 (24) 28.00 (132) 0.41 (2) 516344 KOPP Rahel 47.75 (154) 19.18 (137) 14.69 (105) 15.90 (55) 5.86 (24) 516528 MEILLARD Melanie -5.15(15) 5.35 (21) 30.02 (142) 12.35 (35) 516426 STOFFEL Elena -8.98(49) 16.43 (126) 145.71 (1074) 623.28 (1048) 516394 SUTER Jasmina 41.02 (136) 37.67 (378) 12.10 (75) 17.46 (63) 31.05 (66) SVK 705423 VLHOVA Petra 48.64 (159) 3.15 (6) 4.69 (12) 32.91 (162) 28.84 (55) (1) SWE 197616 ALPHAND Estelle 35.22 (107) 7.67 (40) 12.90 (82) 38.74 (216) 17.36 (37) (6) 506664 FJAELLSTROEM Magdalena 176.52 (646) 11.01 (59) 13.98 (90) 82.95 (590) 84.08 (284) 505679 HANSDOTTER Frida 999.00 (1034) 2.99 (4) 12.97 (83) 975.65 (1821) 684.17 (1069) 506399 HECTOR Sara 108.14 (407) 9.18 (53) 5.30 (20) 81.02 (573) 36.83 (84) 506348 STAALNACKE Ylva 395.84 (936) 6.00 (31) 13.02 (87) 179.28 (1226) 671.75 (1067) 506341 WIKSTROEM Emelie 413.22 (943) 4.66 (9) 14.82 (107) 214.16 (1347) 566.67 (1040) UKR 695108 KNYSH Olha 86.68 (312) 87.78 (1288) 41.67 (583) 75.80 (522) 107.14 (393) (1) 28-10-2017 / Sölden (AUT) / 5001 Page 2/3 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 27 OCT 2017 Time: 17:20 Document: 32E 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017/18 Sölden (AUT) 1st LADIES' GIANT SLALOM ALPHABETICAL LIST OF COMPETITORS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 FIS FIS Points (12th of October 2017 - List 5) NSA Name Code DH SL GS SG AC USA 538284 MCJAMES Megan 402.48 (938) 20.86 (156) 7.00 (39) 15.00 (49) 78.44 (255) (4) 539678 PETERSON Foreste 999.00 (1034) 21.75 (163) 8.98 (50) 141.15 (1053) 159.03 (575) 6535237 SHIFFRIN Mikaela 22.53 (61) 0.00 (1) 0.86 (2) 5.70 (26) 4.03 (7) 537544 VONN Lindsey 3.34 (4) 56.15 (720) 9.84 (56) 4.91 (15) 5.45 (18) LEGEND DH Downhill SL Slalom GS Giant Slalom SG Super-G AC Alpine Combined 28-10-2017 / Sölden (AUT) / 5001 Page 3/3 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 27 OCT 2017 Time: 17:20 Document: 32E 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017/18 Sölden (AUT) 1st LADIES' GIANT SLALOM SAT 28 OCT 2017 DRAW LIST BY POINTS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 Ranked 100 in the FIS List: GISIN D. FIS Pts: 14.45 FIS No. Name NSA WCSL-GS WCSL-O FIS-GS Code 1 196928 WORLEY Tessa FRA 785 (1) 1002 (6) 0.00 (1) 2 6535237 SHIFFRIN Mikaela USA 680 (2) 1723 (1) 0.86 (2) 3 298323 GOGGIA Sofia ITA 465 (3) 1333 (3) 2.61 (3) 4 299276 BASSINO Marta ITA 378 (5) 437 (21) 3.32 (4) 5 516138 GUT Lara SUI 360 (7) 1083 (4) 3.47 (5) 6 205218 REBENSBURG Viktoria GER 277 (8) 725 (9) 4.15 (7) 7 296259 MOELGG Manuela ITA 276 (9) 329 (33) 4.15 (6) 8 565268 DREV Ana SLO 275 (10) 275 (38) 4.16 (8) 9 56217 BRUNNER Stephanie AUT 220 (11) 287 (36) 4.61 (9) 10 705423 VLHOVA Petra SVK 210 (12) 631 (10) 4.69 (10) 11 425929 MOWINCKEL Ragnhild NOR 188 (13) 465 (19) 4.87 (11) 12 425771 HAVER-LOESETH Nina NOR 183 (14) 485 (15) 4.91 (12) 13 355050 WEIRATHER Tina LIE 166 (16) 963 (7) 5.05 (13) 14 105269 GAGNON Marie-Michele CAN 156 (17) 452 (20) 5.13 (14) 15 506399 HECTOR Sara SWE 135 (20) 140 (63) 5.30 (15) 16 +500 516280 HOLDENER Wendy SUI 93 (24) 857 (8) 5.65 (17) 17 516528 MEILLARD Melanie SUI 130 (21) 285 (37) 5.35 (16) 18 56315 TRUPPE Katharina AUT 85 (25) 245 (40) 5.71 (18) 19 296509 CURTONI Irene ITA 80 (26) 213 (43) 5.75 (19) 20 297910 CURTONI Elena ITA 73 (27) 471 (18) 5.81 (20) 21 56174 HAASER Ricarda AUT 69 (28) 304 (34) 5.84 (21) 22 56032 SCHILD Bernadette AUT 51 (29) 382 (30) 5.99 (22) 23 565373 ROBNIK Tina SLO 51 (29) 51 (82) 5.99 (23) 24 505679 HANSDOTTER Frida SWE 36 (33) 478 (17) 12.97 (52) 25 196725 BARIOZ Taina FRA 27 (37) 27 (96) 6.09 (27) 26 426187 LYSDAHL Kristin NOR 24 (38) 24 (101) 6.00 (26) 27 565471 HROVAT Meta SLO 16 (40) 19 (105) 8.79 (35) 28 107613 GRENIER Valerie CAN 16 (40) 94 (76) > 14.66 (58) 29 56199 KAPPAURER Elisabeth AUT 15 (42) 77 (79) 6.87 (29) 30 225525 TILLEY Alex GBR 10 (43) 30 (90) 6.54 (28) 31 55977 THALMANN Carmen AUT 10 (43) 122 (69) 9.47 (37) 32 +500 537544 VONN Lindsey USA - 516 (14) 9.84 (39) 33 306249 HASEGAWA Emi JPN 5 (52) 5 (127) 6.00 (24) 34 307493 ANDO Asa JPN - - 6.00 (25) 35 538284 MCJAMES Megan USA 9 (46) 20 (104) 7.00 (30) 36 355061 HILZINGER Jessica GER - - 7.17 (31) 37 107532 TOMMY Mikaela CAN 4 (55) 4 (132) 8.00 (32) 28-10-2017 / Sölden (AUT) / 5001 Page 1/2 Data Processing by LONGINES www.fis-ski.com LONGINES Timing Generation Date: FRI 27 OCT 2017 Time: 16:46 Document: 45A 1.0 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2017/18 Sölden (AUT) 1st LADIES' GIANT SLALOM SAT 28 OCT 2017 DRAW LIST BY POINTS Number of Competitors: 67, Number of NSA: 21 Ranked 100 in the FIS List: GISIN D.
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