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Qualificazione Olimpiadi Di Rio 2016
COMUNICATO DEL 16 OTTOBRE 2015 Glasgow (Scozia, Regno Unito) - XXXXVI CAMPIONATI DEL MONDO DI GINNASTICA ARTISTICA MASCHILE E FEMMINILE La Squadra Femminile di Ginnastica Artistica in partenza sabato per i Mondiali qualificanti! Lunedì il turno degli uomini L’Italdonne arriverà nel Regno Unito domani, alle 16:05 ore locali. In palio ci sono 42 medaglie iridate (6 di squadra, 6 individuali e 30 di specialità tra maschi e femmine) e almeno 80 carte olimpiche a disposizione per volare direttamente in Brasile. Seconda chance al Test Event dal 16 al 19 aprile dell’anno prossimo. Tutte le finali in diretta su Rai Sport 1 e 2. Prende ufficialmente il via, sabato mattina, dall’Aeroporto Linate di Milano (volo KL 1620 delle 10:50), la missione italiana per la 46ª edizione dei Campionati del Mondo di Ginnastica Artistica Maschile e Femminile. L’Italdonne sarà la prima a raggiungere la SSE Ydro Arena di Glasgow, dove, dal 23 ottobre al 1 novembre, andrà in scena l’ultima rassegna iridata del quadriennio olimpico, qualificante per i Giochi di Rio de Janeiro. Insieme alla campionessa del mondo di Aarhus 2006 Vanessa FERRARI (C.S. Esercito Italiano), partiranno Erika FASANA (C.S. Esercito Italiano), Elisa MENEGHINI (Gal Lissone) e Lara MORI (Giglio Montevarchi) - protagoniste della qualificazione per Glasgow ai mondiali di Nanning dell’anno scorso - Carlotta FERLITO (C.S. Esercito), Enus MARIANI (Pro Lissone) e la due volte campionessa italiana Tea UGRIN (Artistica ’81 Trieste). La formula di gara è 6-5-4, ovvero salgono all’attrezzo in cinque e vengono considerati i migliori quattro punteggi. -
Anti-Doping Cas Decision in the Arbitration Wada V. Rusada
Tribunal Arbitral du Sport Court of Arbitration for Sport ANTI-DOPING CAS DECISION IN THE ARBITRATION WADA V. RUSADA Lausanne, 17 December 2020 – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has issued its decision in the arbitration procedure between the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the Russian Anti- Doping Agency (RUSADA), with 50 intervening parties, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). The CAS Panel unanimously determined RUSADA to be non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code (WADC) in connection with its failure to procure the delivery of the authentic LIMS data (Laboratory Information Management System) and underlying analytical data of the former Moscow Laboratory to WADA. As a consequence, the Panel issued a number of orders which come into effect on 17 December 2020 for a period of two years, i.e. until 16 December 2022. The orders are reproduced in full in attachment to this media release. The Panel’s orders include, inter alia, the possibility during the two-year period for any athlete or athlete support personnel from Russia to participate in or attend the Olympic and Paralympic Games (winter or summer) and any world championships organised or sanctioned by a WADA signatory, on the condition that they are not subject to a suspension imposed by a competent authority, that the uniform worn does not contain the flag of the Russian Federation and contains the words “neutral athlete”, and that the Russian national anthem is not played or sung at any official event venue. -
The 186-Page Arbitral Award Issued by the CAS Panel Composed of Judge Mark L
TribunalArbitral du Sport Court ofArbitrationfor Sport ANTI- DOPING CAS DECISION IN THE ARBITRATION WADA V. RUSADA Lausanne, 17December 2020 – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has issued its decision in the arbitration procedure between the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA ) and the Russian Anti Doping Agency (RUSADA ) with 50 intervening parties, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). The CAS Panel unanimously determined RUSADA be non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code ( WADC ) in connection with its failure to procure the delivery of the authentic LIMS data (Laboratory Information Management System) and underlying analytical data of the former Moscow Laboratory to WADA . As a consequence , the Panel issued a number of orders which come into effect on 17 December 2020 for a period of two years , i.e. until 16 December 2022 . The orders are reproduced in full inattachment to this media release. The Panel's orders include, inter alia, the possibility during the two-year period for any athlete or athlete support personnel from Russia to participate in or attend the Olympic and Paralympic Games (winter or summer) and any world championships organised or sanctioned by a WADA signatory, on the condition that they are not subject to a suspension imposed by a competent authority, that the uniform worn does not contain the flag of the Russian Federation and contains the words “neutral athlete , and that the Russian nationalanthem is not played or sung at any official event venue . For RUSADA to be reinstated as a compliant signatory, all consequences imposed for RUSADA's non-compliance must have been respected and observed in full by RUSADA through the two - year period with all monetary fines and contributions paid. -
Mediebrief Skeet Menn
Søndag og mandag 25-26.07.21 Lerdue skeet menn Skeet men 25.07.21 02:30 Kvalifisering serie 1,2,3 (første 75 duer) 26.07.21 03:00 Kvalifisering serie 4,5 (siste 50 duer) 08:50 Finale Norske deltagere Erik Watndal (41), Indre Østfold sportsskyttere Erik Watndal Født 27.08.1979 i Bor i Moss med kone og barn 182 cm Elektriker og skytter Hobby: Jakt Favorittmat: Sjømat Favorittmusikk: Pop og rock Startet å jakte med pappa som barn – så ble det skyting på lerduer VM-sølv 2018 som beste minne La hagla på hylla i 2008 og gjorde comeback i 2017 Meritter: VM-sølv 2018 EM-gull 2005 EM-sølv 2018 8.plass OL 2004 Seier i World Cup i Sydney i 2002 2 x 2.plass og 2 x 3.plass i World Cup (1999-2004) 4.plass World Cup I Al Ain i 2019 LAG: VM-gull 2005 og VM-bronse 2006, EM-gull 2002, 2004 og EM-sølv 2001, 2005 Internasjonal debut i seniorklassen 5.plass i World Cup i Lonato, ITA i 1998 med 122 treff Antall WC-konkurranser 33 konkurranser Internasjonale mesterskap i senior VM: 2, 9, 11, 13, 15, 29, 49, 54 EM: 1, 2, 4, 4, 8, 11, 13, 14, 19, 27, 41, 51 Trener Ole Henrik Gusland, Brunlanes JFF Født 06.10.60 i Larvik Bosatt i Larvik Jobber både som landslagstrener og som laboratoriesjef ved Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge. Landslagstrener skeet 2020 og 2021. Nestleder i Toppidrettskomiteen i NSF 2017-2019. Norgesmester i lerdueøvelsen lerduesti i NJFF 2010. -
International Research and Exchanges Board Records
International Research and Exchanges Board Records A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress Prepared by Karen Linn Femia, Michael McElderry, and Karen Stuart with the assistance of Jeffery Bryson, Brian McGuire, Jewel McPherson, and Chanté Wilson-Flowers Manuscript Division Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2011 International Research and Exchanges Board Records Page ii Collection Summary Title: International Research and Exchanges Board Records Span Dates: 1947-1991 (bulk 1956-1983) ID No: MSS80702 Creator: International Research and Exchanges Board Creator: Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants Extent: 331,000 items; 331 cartons; 397.2 linear feet Language: Collection material in English and Russian Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: American service organization sponsoring scholarly exchange programs with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the Cold War era. Correspondence, case files, subject files, reports, financial records, printed matter, and other records documenting participants’ personal experiences and research projects as well as the administrative operations, selection process, and collaborative projects of one of America’s principal academic exchange programs. International Research and Exchanges Board Records Page iii Contents Collection Summary .......................................................... ii Administrative Information ......................................................1 Organizational History..........................................................2 -
February 2009 • the Official U.S. Army Magazine
February 2009 • www.army.mil SoldiersThe Official U.S. Army Magazine Soldiers FEBRUARY 2009 • VOLUME 64, NO. 2 A group of wounded warriors and fellow bikers pedal along a Camp Joseph T. Robinson street, Nov. 6, 2008, during the central Arkan- sas portion of the Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride. (Photo by Capt. Chris Heathscott) [ On the Cover ] [ Coming Next Month ] March 2009 - Women's history Soldiers magazine sports 2009 montage by David Vergun using photos fea- tured in this month's issue. Contents February 2009 v 04 Army Olympians Soldiers compete in a variety of sports at the '08 Beijing Olympics. 14 Hockey 34 Army-wide sports Wounded warriors learn to excel on the A mix of sports: drag racing, ice. NASCAR, baseball and football. 20 Soccer 38 Wounded warrior cowboys Soldiers take second in armed Wounded warriors are at home in the forces tourney. arena. 24 Golf 34 Frontline sports Wounded troops show drive, Sports helps boost morale of Sol- enthusiasm on the greens. diers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Feature Stories Feature 26 Mountain biking 34 Basketball Army mountain biker displays skill, All-Army men's team seizes passion for the trails. victory over All-Air Force. 30 Army Ten-Miler Wounded warriors inspire other runners in the annual event. (Top photo) Army top fuel driver Tony “The Sarge” Schumacher powers his land rocket down the track. See page 34 for more. (Photo by J.D. Leipold) Departments On Point Staff Sgt. Jason Seifert, a member of 16 The Old Guard, meets with Washington Nationals pitcher Jason Bergmann prior Year of the NCO to throwing the first pitch at the start 29 of a June 7, 2008, game with the San Francisco Giants at Nationals Park, Faces of Strength Washington, D.C. -
10M Air Rifle Women
XXXI O LYMPIC GAMES PR EVIEW DAY 1 SATURDAY, AUG 06 2016 EVENT INFORMATION AT 10:30 FINALS WORLD RANKING #1: Andrea ARSOVIC (SRB) TITLE DEFENDER: YI Siling (CHN) WORLD RECORD: 422.9 points scored by CHEN Dongqi (CHN) on 12/03/2014 FINALS WORLD RECORD: 211.0 points scored by YI Siling (CHN) on 03/07/2014 OLYMPIC RECORD: ISSF Rule Change - not established yet FINALS OLYMPIC RECORD: ISSF Rule Change - not established yet 10M AIR RIFLE WOMEN ust as in London four years ago, the participations occurred during the 2016 ISSF TOP FAVORITE 10m Air Women event will pres- World Cup Series: in Bangkok (THA), where ent the first Gold medal of the Rio she finished at the top the podium, and in Rio J2016 Olympic Games, following a long last- de Janeiro (BRA), where she placed 6th. ing tradition which was also upheld in Lon- A tangible threat to Yi’s ambitions will don, where the People’s Republic of China’s come in the shape of Serbia’s ANDREA YI SILING (27) received the first Gold medal ARSOVIC (27), current World Ranking leader of the Games. and winner of the World Cup Gold in the 10m Despite not having officially announced Air Rifle Women event in Munich (GER) last their Olympic selection yet, the Chinese na- June. tional team will probably be headlined by Yi Arsovic is going to lead a group of herself, current number 3 in the World Rank- contenders which will probably include Yi’s ing in this event and holder of the Finals teammate SHI MENGYAO (18), who made her World Record with 211.0 points. -
50 Meter Free Pistol 300 Meter Free Rifle – 3X40 Trap Men & Women 125 Targets
USA Shooting NATIONAL OLYMPIC RECORDS As of June 2021 USA Shooting recognizes national records for each ISSF, special event, and developmental events recognized by USA Shooting. For the junior category, records will be recognized for Junior (open), J2, and J3. Senior, Intermediate Senior, and Veteran Senior category records will also be recognized. To be recognized as a national record, the score must be fired in a USA Shooting recognized special or developmental event or an ISSF event in a USA Shooting sanctioned competition. The competition must have been conducted on facilities that meet all technical requirements for distances, timing, etc. The competitor who fired the record score must be a current USA Shooting member and have used only equipment that completely fulfills all requirements for that event as per the General Technical Rules. If equipment control was not conducted at the beginning of the competition, the competition director may conduct a special equipment control to certify that the competitor’s equipment fulfilled these conditions. National records may not be set in leagues or postal competitions. Individual records may be set in those events that contain a minimum of 5 competitors for any event. Any event fired at a reduced distance with reduced distance targets, must follow all requirements of the official event. (i.e. 50-meter events reduced to 50-feet must follow requirements for the 50-meter event.) Team records have been retired. National records will be recognized if the score is fired in an international competition supervised by the ISSF. The competitor must have been a member of the USA Shooting sponsored team for that activity. -
Twin Cities Crushes Competition $1 Babe Ruth 15-Year-Olds Dismantle Wyoming, Idaho at Regional Tournament in Kelso / Sports 1 Midweek Edition Thursday, Aug
Twin Cities Crushes Competition $1 Babe Ruth 15-Year-Olds Dismantle Wyoming, Idaho at Regional Tournament in Kelso / Sports 1 Midweek Edition Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com ‘He Didn’t Do It’ Attorney for Man Accused of 1985 Double-Murder Says His Client Will Testify in His Own Defense By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] The Alaska man accused of murdering an elderly PET SHOW: Not Ethel couple in 1985 will testify in his own defense at trial, his attorney said Tuesday. Everything Was John Crowley, the Seattle-based lawyer represent- ing Rick Riffe, made the comments shortly after Riffe Cuddly at Centralia appeared in Lewis County Superior Court Tuesday Event / Main 12 afternoon for his first court appearance since he was extradited from Alaska last week. Crowley said that there is no ballistic, forensic or physical evidence connecting Riffe to the murders of 81-year-old Edward Maurin and his 83-year-old wife, Wilhelmina Maurin. “He definitely didn’t do it,” Crowley said. Riffe will support his innocence with testimony at trial, he said of his client. “When Rick Riffe gets the opportunity, he will take please see TESTIFY, page Main 9 REUNION: Man Visits B-17 for First Time Since 1945 / Main 4 It’s Showtime in Morton Wizard of Oz to Take the Stage During the Annual Logger’s Jubilee/ Life 1 Meet the Sandwich Artist Centralia Business Serves Up Mouth-Watering Options / Main 6 Weather Finalists Named for Little Miss Friendly Competition The Chronicle, Serving The Greater By The Chronicle Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: FINALISTS Low 52 After interviews with doz- Fair, Larry T., 70, Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: • Laney Barker, 9, Chehalis, daughter of Kip Barker Rochester ens of candidates earlier this and Staci Barker @chronline High 85 Russell, Linda A., week, the five finalists have been • Savannah Etherton, 10, Chehalis, daughter of Tif- Isolated chosen for this year’s Little Miss Onalaska, 72 Rain fany and Matt Etherton Find Us on Facebook Friendly competition. -
Judo's Elusive Star Shohei
Pidcock dominates mountain bike race Tom Pidcock won the Olympic men’s moun- Pidcock, who splits time between the road Gold medalist Thomas tain bike race in the hilly countryside south- and mountain biking, won the World Cup race Pidcock of Great west of Tokyo on Monday, extending Britain’s at Nove Mesto earlier this year to become an Britain bites his medal dominance from the road and track to the dirt. Olympic favorite. But then he was hit by a car on the podium during Leaving reigning champion Nino Schurter and broke his collarbone on a training ride, a medal ceremony and his Swiss teammate Mathias Flueck- keeping him off a bike for about a week in for the men’s cross iger behind on the fourth of seven laps, the June, and some wondered whether he’d have country mountain 21-year-old multidiscipline prodigy proceeded the same legs for the Tokyo Games. bike competition at to dominate the toughest course in Olympic Turns out they were even better. the 2020 Summer history. Olympic organizers originally wanted to Olympics, on July 26, Flueckiger gave chase in vain and was left carve out a mountain bike course at Yu- in Izu, Japan. (AP) with a silver medal. David Valero Serrano of menoshima, a district in Tokyo, on an artifi cial Spain won a surprise bronze. island built upon landfi ll waste. (AP) ARAB TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2021 15 13-year-old Nishiya wins gold, becomes Japan’s youngest medalist Skateboarding teens blaze trail for women at Tokyo Olympics TOKYO, July 26, (AP): On the Olympic podium stood three riding it down rails taller than she is. -
Federal Congratulates Olympic Medalists
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Federal Congratulates Olympic Medalists ANOKA, Minnesota – August 11, 2021 – Federal Ammunition congratulates the USA Shooting shotgun team members who won Olympic medals in Tokyo. Federal sponsored shooters Vincent Hancock, Kayle Browning and Brian Burrows captured medals in their events against the world’s best on the biggest stage. Federal sponsored shooters Austen Smith and Derrick Mein also competed and turned in excellent performances but fell short of reaching their goals of an Olympic medal. “Our company couldn’t be prouder of the performances of our sponsored team of world class shooters at the Olympic games,” stated Jason Vanderbrink, President of Federal Ammunition. “They competed at the highest level against the world’s best shotgun shooters and were simply amazing. It brings such pride to our dedicated American employees that these athletes achieved their dreams of standing on the podium with an Olympic medal having used our American made products,” stated Vanderbrink. Vincent Hancock is now a 3-Time Olympic Champion following his gold medal performance in Tokyo. Hancock made the Men’s Skeet finals in a shoot-off and then bested the remaining five contenders hitting 59 of 60 targets, setting an Olympic record. Hancock is the first shooter to ever win three gold medals in this event, adding to the ones he won in Beijing in 2008 and London in 2012. Kayle Browning captured a silver medal in Women’s Trap. Browning, an Arkansas native, shot her way into the finals in the sixth position and then climbed into the final pairing with some clutch shooting. -
Russians Excel in Qualifying on Day 1
RUGBY | Page 6 TENNIS | Page 7 Hansen leaps Svitolina, to defence Pliskova storm of under-fi re into WTA Cheika Finals semis Friday, October 26, 2018 FOOTBALL Safar 17, 1440 AH Real Betis stun GULF TIMES Milan, Arsenal win in Lisbon SPORT Page 2 SPOTLIGHT ‘Qatar Gymnastics Federation has made a wonderful garden in the middle of the desert’ By Sports Reporter Watanabe, who was dressed in couraging even more Qatari Doha a thobe, and Ali al-Hitmi. residents to become involved, Addressing the audience, whether participating or being Watanabe said, “Qatar Gym- a spectator,” he said. he 48th edition of FIG nastics Federation has made a Al-Hitmi added: “President Artistic Gymnastics wonderful garden in the mid- Watanabe and FIG family, thank World Champion- dle of the desert. For ten days you for the trust that you have ships Doha 2018, the from today, with the power of placed in us. We are so grateful Tfi rst such event to be staged in our gymnasts, we’ll see the for the support and co-opera- the Middle East, was launched beautiful and strong fl owers tion that you have provided as with a grand opening ceremo- (of gymnastics) bloom at the we aim to forge a path for future ny at the magnifi cent Aspire Aspire Dome. I wish all gym- athletes, inspire new gymnasts Dome yesterday morning. nasts good luck.” and grow this sport in Qatar.” On the occasion, the Presi- Al-Hitmi welcomed the Qatar’s female gymnast, dent of Qatar Gymnastics gymnasts and offi cials from 16-year-old Jana al-Kiki then Federation and Executive Di- various countries.