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Qualification of NOC Event Quota Places for the Olympic Winter Games 2014 Based on Special Olympic Qualification Classification (SOQC) As of December 9, 2013
Qualification of NOC event quota places for the Olympic Winter Games 2014 based on Special Olympic Qualification Classification (SOQC) as of December 9, 2013 500 m Ladies (maximum 4 quota places per country) OWG 2014 Qualifying time limit: 39,50 Quota rank WC points Time Venue Date Event Ranking by World Cup points : 1 KOR 1 Sang-Hwa Lee 700 36,36 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 2 RUS 1 Olga Fatkulina 510 37,13 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 3 USA 1 Heather Richardson 490 36,90 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 4 GER 1 Jenny Wolf 473 37,14 Calgary 08.11.2013 WC-1A 5 CHN 1 Beixing Wang 430 36,85 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 6 JPN 1 Nao Kodaira 322 37,29 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 7 NED 1 Margot Boer 262 37,28 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 8 NED 2 Thijsje Oenema 258 37,62 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 9 USA 2 Brittany Bowe 220 37,32 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 10 JPN 2 Maki Tsuji 209 37,70 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 11 JPN 3 Miyako Sumiyoshi 186 37,55 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 12 GER 2 Judith Hesse 180 37,34 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 13 KAZ 1 Yekaterina Aydova 162 37,64 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 14 CHN 2 Jing Yu 142 37,31 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 15 JPN 4 Erina Kamiya 141 37,57 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 16 USA 3 Lauren Cholewinski 135 37,60 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A 17 NED 3 Laurine van Riessen 122 38,01 Astana 29.11.2013 WC-3A 18 NED 4 Anice Das 122 37,84 Salt Lake City 15.11.2013 WC-2A NED 5 Mayon Kuipers 99 37,92 Salt Lake City 16.11.2013 WC-2A 19 CZE 1 Karolina Erbanová 94 38,09 -
Olympische Kwalificatiewedstijden
ISU WORLD SPRINT SPEED SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 FEBRUARY, 23 and 24, 2019; ICESTADIUM THIALF - HEERENVEEN Table of contents page 1. World records, World records Jun. ,Track records and Championship records 2, 3 2. Country records 4 3. List of the World Champions Sprint and the numbers 2 and 3 5 – 8 4. Medals Classification World Sprint Championships Ladies and Men 9 - 11 5. Personal Best Ladies and Men 12 - 15 6. Results in previous World Championships Sprint 16, 17 7. Intermediate times and Lap times WR, TR and CR 18 8. Top 10 Ladies and Men in Thialf-Heerenveen 19, 20 February,20; 2019 Statistical Speed Skating Documentation compiled by Ronald Kruit and Alex Dumas ISU WORLD SPRINT SPEED SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 FEBRUARY, 23 and 24, 2019; ICESTADIUM THIALF - HEERENVEEN Records Ladies 500 meter World record 36,36 Sang-Hwa (KOR) Salt Lake City 16-11-2013 World record Jun. 37,78 Min Seon Kim (KOR) Salt Lake City 08-12-2017 Dutch record 37,06 Thijsje Oenema (NED) Salt Lake City 27-01-2013 Track record 37,17 Nao Kodaira (JPN) Heerenveen 15-12-2018 Championship record 36,75 Nao Kodaira (JPN) Calgary 25-02-2017 1000 meter World record 1.12,09 Nao Kodaira (JPN) Salt Lake City 10-12-2017 World record Jun. 1.14,21 Joy Beune (NED) Salt Lake City 10-03-2018 Dutch record 1.12,53 Jorien ter Mors (NED) Calgary 25-02-2017 Track record 1.13,24 Brittany Bowe (USA) Heerenveen 16-12-2018 Championship record 1.12,28 Heather Bergsma (USA) Calgary 26-02-2017 Points Sprint Combination World record 146.390 Nao Kodaira (JPN) Calgary 25/26-2-2017 (36,75 – 1.12,51 – 36,80 – 1.13,17) World record Jun. -
ISU European Sprint Speed Skating Championships 2021 for Ladies and Men
Protocol ISU European Sprint Speed Skating Championships 2021 for Ladies and Men January 16 and 17, 2021 Thialf Heerenveen Protocol On behalf of the KNSB, the Organizing Committee Thialf, consisting of members of House of Sports and members and jury of the Royal Ice club Thialf at Heerenveen organized the ISU European Sprint Speed Skating Championships 2021 Season 2020/2021 for Ladies and Men January 16 and 17, 2021 Ice Stadium Thialf Heerenveen Organizing Committee: Patrick Wouters van den Oudenweijer CEO House of Sports Koen Hermens CCO House of Sports Tim Smit ISU projectlead | Stakeholder Manager Kristel Strikkers Project Manager | Events communications Michelle Geldhof Marketing & Sales manager Michelle Karemaker Operations Manager Thirza Pronk Accreditations & Ticketing manager Kimberley van Rijn Hotels and Transport Ruud van den Berg Technical Producer Bart Gabriels ISU Content production Harry Koch Competition Manager Leendert de Boom Competition Manager Siep Luinenburg Manager Race office / Sport Expert Onno Kloosterboer Jury Coördinator Herman ter Meulen Volonteers Erik de Vries Competition Facilities Officials and composition of the Jury: ISU Representative Mr. Tron Espeli (NOR) ISU Tech. Representative Alexander Kibalko (RUS) Referee Men Mr. Kalle Skoog (SWE) Starters Mr. Evgeny Boyarkiy (RUS) Ass. Referee Men Mr. Bert Timmerman (NED) Mr. André de Vries (NED) Referee Ladies Mr. Hanjo Heideman (NED) Mr. Tom Vidar Johansson (NOR) Ass. Referee Ladies MS. Melanie Symalla (GER) ISU Medical Advisor Dr. Marieke Becker (NED) Doping -
Director of Basketball Operations
Inside Media Services . 2 Media Directory. 3 Quick Facts 2007-08 Roster . 6 2007-08 Preview . 8 GENERAL INFORMATION 2007-08 Opponents . 10 School.................. Florida Atlantic PLAYERS . 11-34 City/Zip............ Boca Raton, FL 33431 Shuteamia Brayboy. 12 Founded ....................... 1961 Adel Lizama . 14 Enrollment .................... 26,000 Susan Beauzil . 16 Nickname ...................... Owls Breana Cox . 18 Colors ................... Blue and Red Brittney Crenshaw . 20 Arena ................ FAU Arena (5,000) Brittany Bowe . 22 Conference ................... Sun Belt Bianca Sellers . 24 President ............... Frank T. Brogan Carla Stubbs . 26 Alma mater ...... Cincinnati (‘76), FAU (‘81) Andrea Taylor . 28 Athletics Director........... Craig Angelos Jenna Giller. 30 Alma mater .................. BYU (‘87) Jamie Givens . 31 Athletic department phone .. (561) 297-3710 Hannah Jones . 32 Jana Momoh . 33 HISTORY Mercedes Thompson . 34 First year of basketball .......... 1984-85 COACHES . 35-42 All-time record ................ 314-289 Head Coach Chancellor Dugan . 36 NCAA Tournament appearances ........ LSU Assistant Coach Shannon Litton . 39 ............ L, 72-48 (2006 - First Round) Assistant Coach David Caputo . 40 Assistant Coach Yolanda Cole . 41 COACHING STAFF Dir. Basketball Ops. Jarrod Gravatt . 42 Head coach............. Chancellor Dugan Support Staff. 42 Alma mater ....... Eastern Kentucky (1982) HISTORY . 43-74 Record at school....... 105-129 (8 seasons) NCAA Tournament Appearances. 46 Career record ........ 264-202 (16 seasons) 1,000 point/500 rebound club . 47 Basketball office ........... 561-297-1370 Team Records . 48 Fax .............................. Scoring. 49 Best time to reach coach....... Contact SID Field Goals . 49 Three-Point Field Goals . 50 Assistant Coaches ......... Shannon Litton Free Throws. 50 ........................ Dave Caputo Assists . 51 ........................ Yolanda Cole Steals. 51 Director of Operations ....... Jarrod Gravatt Blocked Shots . -
MISTRZOSTWA ŚWIATA NA DYSTANSACH (Mężczyźni - Kobiety)
MISTRZOSTWA ŚWIATA NA DYSTANSACH (Mężczyźni - Kobiety) Pierwsze Mistrzostwa Świata na Dystansach rozegrane zostały w Hamar w Norwegii w roku 1996. W latach Igrzysk Olimpijskich poza rokiem 1998 - I.OL. w Nagano Mistrzostw nie organizowano. Polacy - mężczyźni startowali we wszystkich rozgrywanych Mistrzostwach, kobiety natomiast w latach 1996 - 1999 i 2003 roku w Mistrzostwach Świata ma Dystansach nie występowały. * Mistrzowie - Mistrzynie Świata. 1996 HAMAR 500 m. Hiroyasu SHIMIZU JPN 35,91 / 36,15 72,060 * Tomasz ŚWIST 37,41 / 37,60 75,010 17 miejsce 1000 m. Sergiej KLEWCZENIA RUS 1:13,30 Paweł ZYGMUNT 1;16,24 22 miejsce Tomasz ŚWIST upadek 1500 m. Jeroen STRAATHOF NED 1:53,94 Paweł ZYGMUNT 1:56,63 13 miejsce 5000 m. Ids POSTMA NED 6:47,09 Jaromir RADKE 6:57,29 11 miejsce 10000 m. Gianni ROMME NED 14:05,46 Jaromir RADKE 14:37,38 12 miejsce 1997 WARSZAWA 500 . Manabu HORII JPN 37,08 / 36,47 73,550 Tomasz ŚWIST 38,21 / 38,11 76,320 20 miejsce 1500 m. Jeroen STRAATHOF NED 1:56,57 Artur SZAFRAŃSKI 2:00,63 18 miejsce 1998 CALGARY 500 m. Hiroyasu SCHIMIZU JPN 35,36 / 34,82 70,180 Paweł ABRATKIEWICZ 35,89 / 35,89 71,780 9 miejsce Tomasz ŚWIST 36,06 / dysk. 1000 m. Sylwain BOUCHARD CAN 1:09,60 Paweł ABRATKIEWICZ 1:11,38 15 miejsce 1999 HEERENVEEN 500 m. Hiroyasu SHIMIZU JPN 35,43 / 35,26 70,690 Paweł ABRATKIEWICZ 36,17 / 35,99 72,160 6 miejsce Tomasz ŚWIST 35,84 / 36,34 72,180 7 miejsce 1000 m. -
ISU Speed Skating Season 2019/20
November 12, 2019 Lausanne, Switzerland The 2019/20 season will be one for the fast and the furious In 2019/20 Speed Skating will be faster than it has ever been. The season builds up to a climax at the ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships on the fastest ice on earth in Salt Lake City in February. The six world records during last season's ISU World Cup Speed Skating finals at the Utah Olympic Oval, were just a prelude to what's yet to come. The 2019/20 season also has a couple of novelties in store. Milwaukee, USA, will host the first ever ISU Four Continents Championships in Speed Skating, Hamar will be home to the first ever combined ISU World Allround and ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships, and at the ISU World Cup Speed Skating Final in Heerenveen there will be a first ever mixed gender relay as demonstration event. The Junior Speed Skaters are looking forward to the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne in January. Early season form The season kicks-off with the first of six legs in the ISU World Cup Speed Skating in Minsk, Belarus, on November 15-17. Most skaters have already skated competitively beforehand, however. ISU World Allround Speed Skating champion Patrick Roest (NED) showed early season form when he broke the track record in the men's 10,000m (12:42.97) at the Dutch World Cup trials in Heerenveen on November 3. 1000m ISU World Speed Skating Champion Kai Verbij (NED) also impressed with a track record in the 1000m (1:07.48). -
Dweilpauze December 2019
Seizoen 2019-2020 Nr.2 December 2019 Seio In dit nummer: Warme kerstgroeten 3 De Doorloper 3 Een slag in de lucht 4 Sebastiaan kijkt naar de Russische schaatsers op TV 5 Pupillen 7 Slijpcursus 7 Looppagina 9 Tussenstand (na 3 boslopen) 10 Kanttekeningen 11 Clubkampioenschap 12 Mededeling van Sportclub Chronos Tussenstand Algemeen 12 Tussenstand Pupillen 13 Clubrecords Pupillen 13 Progressiebokaal 14 Progressiebokaal(stand) 14 Wedstrijduitslagen 14 Marathonuitslagen 17 Sprintranglijsten 18 Colofon De Dweilpauze is een uitgave van Sportclub Chronos en verschijnt zes keer per winter- seizoen. Email: [email protected] ● Redactie Dweilpauze: Gerard Becker (072) 509 21 41 ● Website Sportclub Chronos: www.sportclubchronos.nl ●- Email bestuur: [email protected] ● Voorzitter a.i.: Dennis van Dok (0226) 34 20 40: voo [email protected]. ● Secretaris: Dennis van Dok (0226) 34 20 40, Woudakker 5, 1723 BL Noord-Scharwoude, [email protected]. ● Penningmeester: Jim van Elst (072-5155226) Frieseweg107, 1823CC ,Alkmaar, [email protected] ● Algemeen lid: Rob van Andel (072) 7850881, Rijperwaard 118, 1824 JN, Alkmaar, Redactie [email protected] ● Algemeen lid: Victor Verschoor (06-45664143) Op de foto hierboven staan enkele deelnemers aan de derde bosloop van dit seizoen. Lageweijdt 27, 1871VL, Schoorl, [email protected] Mede dankzij de Meeuwen uit Volendam was er een grote opkomst. Op pag.10 staat een tussenstand. In deze stand kan zeker nog veranderingen komen, aangezien er ● Email jeugdcommissie: [email protected] nog 3 lopen zijn waar punten gehaald kunnen worden. ● Jeugdcommissie voorzitter: Elianne Roorda (06-29318401) , [email protected] Waarschijnlijk hebt u in het vorige nummer “Een slag in de lucht” gemist. -
Collalbo/Klobenstein Uitslagen EK Allround
Collalbo/Klobenstein Uitslagen EK allround Jaar en plaats Goud Zilver Brons 1970 Heerenveen Nina Statkevitsj URS Stien Kaiser Ans Schut 1971 Leningrad Nina Statkevitsj URS Ljudmila Titova URS Kapitolina Seregina URS 1972 Inzell Atje Keulen-Deelstra Nina Statkevitsj URS Ljudmila Savrulina URS 1973 Brandbu Atje Keulen-Deelstra Trijnie Rep Nina Statkevitsj URS 1974 Medeo Atje Keulen-Deelstra Nina Statkevitsj URS Tatjana Sjelekhova URS 1981 Heerenveen Natalja Petrusjova URS Karin Enke GDR Gabi Schönbrunn GDR 1982 Heerenveen Natalja Petrusjova URS Karin Busch-Enke GDR Natalja Glebova URS 1983 Heerenveen Andrea Schöne GDR Karin Enke GDR Natalja Petrusjova URS 1984 Medeo Gabi Schönbrunn GDR Valentina Lalenkova URS Olga Plesjkova URS 1985 Groningen Andrea Mitscherlich GDR Yvonne van Gennip Sabine Brehm GDR 1986 Geithus Andrea Ehrig GDR Yvonne van Gennip Natalja Kurova URS 1987 Groningen Andrea Ehrig GDR Yvonne van Gennip Jacqueline Börner GDR 1988 Kongsberg Andrea Ehrig GDR Gunda Kleemann GDR Yvonne van Gennip 1989 West-Berlijn Gunda Kleemann GDR Constanze Moser GDR Jacqueline Börner GDR 1990 Heerenveen Gunda Kleemann GDR Jacqueline Börner GDR Heike Schalling GDR 1991 Sarajevo Gunda Kleemann GER Heike Warnicke GER Yvonne van Gennip 1992 Heerenveen Gunda Niemann GER Emese Hunyady AUT Heike Warnicke GER 1993 Heerenveen Emese Hunyady AUT Heike Warnicke GER Svetlana Bazjanova RUS 1994 Hamar-OH Gunda Niemann GER Svetlana Bazjanova RUS Emese Hunyady AUT 1995 Heerenveen Gunda Niemann GER Annamarie Thomas Tonny de Jong 1996 Heerenveen Gunda Niemann GER -
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Redemption for Bergsma and Nuis in Double Dutch Success
February 16, 2020 Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Redemption for Bergsma and Nuis in double Dutch success All was well that ended well for Kjeld Nuis (NED) on the final day of the ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships in Salt Lake City. After losing his world record en route to coming second in the 1000m on Saturday, the Olympic champion edged out his team-mate Thomas Krol to take the 1500m on Sunday. Joey Mantia (USA) surprised himself with a big personal best and a bronze on home ice. Dutch star Jorrit Bergsma made amends for a mediocre display in the 5000m and the 10000m by winning the Mass Start in style. In the Ladies’ tournament Ireen Wüst kept her cool to win the Ladies’ 1500m. The 33-year- old Dutch superstar relied on her vast experience to seize her career fifth 1500m world title and her 20th world title in total, including Allround honors. Russia's Evgenia Lalenkova and Elizaveta Kazelina took silver and bronze. Canada’s Ivanie Blondin won a career-second Mass Start world title after a chaotic final sprint, with Kim Bo-Reum (KOR) and Irene Schouten (NED) collecting silver and bronze respectively. Men’s 1500m: Everything comes good for Nuis Kjeld Nuis burst into tears after coming off the podium clutching the gold medal for his career second world title in the 1500m. "It's been such a tough run-up [to this tournament]," the Dutch skater said. The Olympic 1000m and 1500m champion missed his country’s world championships trials due to illness but was handed a wild card at the expense of Koen Verweij (NED), who subsequently went to court to fight the decision. -
ISU World Speed Skating Championships Please Visit the Championships Page on ISU.Org
February 26, 2020 Hamar, Norway Four ISU World Speed Skating titles up for grabs at historic first in Hamar The famous Hamar Vikingskipet, home of the 1994 Olympic Speed Skating, will host the first combined ISU World Sprint & World Allround Speed Skating Championships in Speed Skating history this weekend. Previously the Allround and Sprint Championships were held separately. Last year Patrick Roest (NED) and Martina Sáblíková (CZE) won the ISU World Allround Speed Skating titles in Calgary, while Pavel Kulizhnikov (RUS) and Nao Kodaira (JPN) took the ISU World Sprint Speed Skating titles in Heerenveen. All four champions will be present in Hamar to defend their titles. The Sprint Championships are on Friday and Saturday and the Allround tournaments on Saturday and Sunday. Sprint Men: Who can beat Kulizhnikov? After winning both the 500m and the 1000m title at the ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships in Salt Lake City, another win is what you would expect from the defending champion Pavel Kulizhnikov (RUS) in Hamar. Kulizhnikov already won the ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships title in 2015, 2016 and 2019. In the years in between, Kai Verbij (NED) and Håvard Lorentzen (NOR) took the honors, but both the Dutchman and the Norwegian haven't shown too much this season yet. Kjeld Nuis (NED), who took silver in 2018, could be one of Kulizhnikov's challengers, but the Dutchman is much slower in the 500m and in the 1000m at the ISU World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships in Salt Lake City two weeks ago, he conceded more than a second when the Russian skated his world record of 1:05.69. -
WORLD CUP MEN 500M
ISU WORLD CUP SPEED SKATING FINAL 2019-2020 Thialf Ice Stadium - Heerenveen (NED) / 7-8 March 2020 WORLD CUP MEN 500m Rnk Name Country Tot 1 2 3 4.1 4.2 5 6.1 6.2 1 Tatsuya SHINHAMA JPN 483 43 60 54 43 43 120 120 2 Viktor MUSHTAKOV RUS 433 38 36 60 43 60 48 62 86 3 Laurent DUBREUIL CAN 420 30 48 38 29 31 28 108 108 4 Jun-Ho KIM KOR 404 60 43 40 31 26 36 96 72 5 Yuma MURAKAMI JPN 400 34 54 60 48 38 86 80 6 Ruslan MURASHOV RUS 388 32 40 54 40 24 60 80 58 7 Dai Dai NTAB NED 351 48 32 26 30 40 27 72 76 8 Yamato MATSUI JPN 344 36 30 30 36 40 76 96 9 Tingyu GAO CHN 344 54 28 34 34 30 34 68 62 10 Alex BOISVERT-LACROIX CAN 301 17 30 48 28 27 25 58 68 11 Gilmore JUNIO CAN 292 27 25 29 27 28 32 64 60 12 Kai VERBIJ NED 283 40 34 27 26 32 - 60 64 13 Artem AREFYEV RUS 195 26 29 43 36 38 23 14 Roman KRECH KAZ 170 24 21 36 38 22 29 15 Min Kyu CHA KOR 162 30 31 25 23 23 30 16 Tsubasa HASEGAWA JPN 158 31 38 24 34 31 17 PaVel KULIZHNIKOV RUS 156 48 54 54 18 HåVard Holmefjord LORENTZEN NOR 144 23 21 28 21 25 26 19 Lennart VELEMA NED 141 25 24 31 32 29 20 Artur NOGAL POL 120 16 24 30 15 11 24 21 Tae-Yun KIM KOR 119 29 22 32 21 15 22 Ronald MULDER NED 117 28 26 23 10 30 23 Hein OTTERSPEER NED 108 21 27 14 24 22 24 Piotr MICHALSKI POL 108 24 23 24 13 13 11 25 Takuya MORIMOTO JPN 99 13 13 30 22 21 26 Nico IHLE GER 97 11 14 24 24 17 7 27 Joel DUFTER GER 95 22 11 21 12 15 14 28 Ignat GOLOVATSIUK BLR 87 7 17 13 17 16 17 29 Bjørn MAGNUSSEN NOR 82 21 15 22 - 14 10 30 Alexey YESIN RUS 66 15 9 16 16 10 31 Artiom CHABAN BLR 55 - - 21 25 9 - 32 Mirko Giacomo NENZI ITA -
From: Selina Vanier, Pierre Eymann and Fredi Schmid
I N T E R N A T I O N A L S K A T I N G U N I O N HEADQUARTERS ADDRESS: AVENUE JUSTE-OLIVIER17 CH 1006 LAUSANNE SWITZERLAND TELEPHONE (+41) 21 612 66 66 TELEFAX (+41) 21 612 66 77 E-MAIL: [email protected] February 27, 2016 For immediate release ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships – Seoul (KOR) Day1 Heather Richardson-Bergsma (USA) and Pavel Kulizhnikov (RUS) lead the classification after day one of the 47th World Sprint Championships in Seoul, but the battle is far from over. Jorien ter Mors (NED) put the pressure on Richardson beating her in the 1000m, and Kjeld Nuis (Ned) did the exact same thing to Kulizhnikov in the men’s tournament. Two times second equals first for Richardson Richardson-Bergsma thanked her top-rank to second places in the 500m and the 1000m on the first day. Ter Mors and Brittany Bowe (USA) are second and third in the classification. Nao Kodaira (JPN) set a strong 38.30 in the fourth last pair of the 500m. The Japanese lady held the best time when Richardson-Bergsma took the ice in the next race. The American skated 38.24 to beat her. Bowe and Ter Mors were due up in the penultimate 500m race. Bowe had been sick due to food poisoning only two days ago. “She’s good for racing and keeps focusing on the things you normally would do”, professional coach Desly Hill said. Even after Ter Mors had a false start the defending champion kept her focus.