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FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA NUOTO SETTORE NUOTO CAMPIONATI NAZIONALI A SQUADRE Finale Coppa Caduti di Brema Verona, 3 febbraio 2002 VASCA CORTA (25m) UOMINI 50 stile libero 1) Renè Gusperti FFGG 22.64 2) Simone Cercato Can.Aniene 23.13 3) Mauro Gallo Carabinieri 23.16 4) Giordano Sabatini FFOO 23.31 5) Andrea Beccari RN Torino 23.51 6) Alessandro Calvi DDS 23.51 7) Matteo Cortesi Uisp Bologna 23.88 8) Marco Mosconi FFAA Roma 24.24 100 stile libero 1) Klaus Lanzarini FFGG 49.05 2) Simone Cercato Can.Aniene 49.61 3) Stefano Linda FFOO 50.02 4) Mauro Gallo Carabinieri 50.03 5) Andrea Beccari RN Torino 50.59 6) Alessandro Calvi DDS 50.71 7) Marco Mosconi FFAA Roma 51.66 8) Matteo Cortesi Uisp Bologna 53.74 400 stile libero 1) Emiliano Brembilla Can.Aniene 3:47.58 2) Alessio Boggiatto FFGG 3:47.78 3) Matteo Pelliciari DDS 3:52.39 4) Andrea Righi Carabinieri 3:53.42 5) Francesco Zuccaro FFAA Roma 3:53.91 6) Marco Bellino RN Torino 3:54.05 7) Nicola Selleri FFOO 3:55.42 8) Angelo Buttelli Uisp Bologna 4:17.26 1500 stile libero 1) Christian Minotti FFOO 14:57.22 2) Emiliano Brembilla Can.Aniene 14:59.15 3) Fabio Venturini FFAA Roma 15:12.42 4) Andrea Frovi DDS 15:15.06 5) Moreno Gallina FFGG 15:19.14 6) Andrea Righi Carabinieri 15:19.33 7) Giovanni De Giorgis RN Torino 16:05.71 8) Matteo Benassi Uisp Bologna 16:33.93 50 dorso 1) Enrico Catalano DDS 25.85 2) Luis Alberto Laera Carabinieri 25.99 3) Klaus Lanzarini FFGG 26.30 4) Alessandro Salvador FFOO 26.76 5) Maurizio Tersar FFAA Roma 26.84 6) Domenico Fioravanti Can.Aniene 26.86 7) Riccardo Lanozzi Uisp Bologna 27.19 8) Fabio Valera RN Torino 28.04 100 dorso 1) Enrico Catalano DDS 54.82 2) Luis Alberto Laera Carabinieri 55.58 3) Alessandro Salvador FFOO 56.31 4) Maurizio Tersar FFAA Roma 56.41 5) Giuliano D’Arienzo FFGG 56.60 6) Riccardo Lanozzi Uisp Bologna 57.44 7) Simone Ciancarini Can.Aniene 58.34 8) Fabio Valera RN Torino 59.62 50 rana 1) Maurizio Capone FFOO 27.81 2) Domenico Fioravanti Can.Aniene 28.12 3) Emanuele Crescentini FFGG 28.65 4) Dario Nodari DDS 28.96 5) Davide Rummolo Carabinieri 29.63 6) Federico Fornaris RN Torino 29.91 7) Lorenzo Sirigu FFAA Roma 30.77 8) Matteo Cuppini Uisp Bologna 31.17 100 rana 1) Davide Cassol FFOO 59.80 2) Domenico Fioravanti Can.Aniene 1:00.22 3) Davide Rummolo Carabinieri 1:02.14 4) Dario Nodari DDS 1:02.43 5) Emanuele Crescentini FFGG 1:03.32 6) Federico Fornaris RN Torino 1:03.97 7) Matteo Cuppini Uisp Bologna 1:06.37 8) Lorenzo Sirigu FFAA Roma 1:06.61 50 farfalla 1) Christian Galenda FFGG 24.76 2) Alessandro Salvador FFOO 25.22 3) Matteo Pellicciari DDS 25.40 4) Luis Alberto Laera Carabinieri 25.68 5) Simone Cercato Can.Aniene 25.76 6) Matteo Benassi Uisp Bologna 26.02 7) Filippo Magnini RN Torino 26.03 8) Alessandro Capacchione FFAA Roma 26.37 100 farfalla 1) Christian Galenda FFGG 53.19 2) Matteo Pellicciari DDS 54.73 3) Luca Gardonio FFOO 55.13 4) Massimiliano Eroli Carabinieri 55.72 5) Simone Ciancarini Can.Aniene 56.03 6) Matteo Benassi Uisp Bologna 56.06 7) Alessandro Capacchione FFAA Roma 57.59 8) Filippo Magnini RN Torino 58.07 200 misti 1) Alessio Boggiatto FFGG 1:59.26 2) Simone Ciancarini Can.Aniene 2:00.33 3) Davide Cassol FFOO 2:01.74 4) Paolo Russo FFAA Roma 2:01.82 5) Massimiliano Eroli Can.Aniene 2:02.29 6) Tommaso Proverbio DDS 2:02.50 7) Marco Bellino RN Torino 2:04.94 8) Enrico Colliva Uisp Bologna 2:07.98 4x50 STILE LIBERO 1) FFGG n 1:29.95 (R.Gusperti 22.93, Galenda 22.09, Lanzarini 22.40, Vismara 22.53) 2) FFOO 1:31.81 (Sabatini, Salvador, Gardonio, Linda) 3) Can.Aniene 1:33.01 (Fioravanti, Cercato, Ciancarini, Pinotti) 4) Carabinieri 1:34.94 5) Rari Nantes Torino 1:36.14 6) FFAA Roma 1:36.50 7) Uisp Bologna 1:41.02 8) DDS Sq. 4x50 mista 1) FFGG 1:41.37 (Lanzarini, Crescentini, Galenda, Vismara) 2) FFOO 1:41.70 (Salvador, Capone, Gardonio, Linda) 3) Carabinieri 1:43.12 (Laera, Rummolo, Eroli, Gallo) 4) DDS 1:43.30 5) Can.Aniene 1:44.31 6) FFAA Roma 1:44.92 7) Uisp Bologna 1:45.63 8) Rari Nantes Torino 1:46.69 CLASSIFICA PER SOCIETA’ - UOMINI Punti 1) FFGG 94 2) FFOO 84 3) CAN.ANIENE 74 4) CARABINIERI 68 5) DDS 66,5 6) FFAA ROMA 39 7) RARI NANTES TORINO 30,5 8) Uisp BOLOGNA 24 DONNE 50 stile libero 1) Cristina Chiuso Aurelia 25.45 2) Lara Consolandi DDS 25.71 3) Delfina Pinto Dabliu 26.59 4) Maria Angela Zampella Larus 26.98 5) Karina Vanni-Chaillou CN Torino 27.12 6) Benedetta Alessandro Fiorentina 27.35 7) Elena Prelle Sisport Fiat 27.48 8) Angelika Fischnaller Can.Aniene 27.56 100 stile libero 1) Cecilia Vianini DDS 55.39 2) Cristina Chiuso Aurelia 55.49 3) Emma Giuliani Dabliu 57.71 4) Angelika Fischnaller Can.Aniene 57.75 5) Maria Angela Zampella Larus 58.82 6) Benedetta Alessandro Fiorentina 59.04 7) Federica Manenti CN Torino 59.13 8) Mara Cirigliano Sisport Fiat 1:03.45 400 stile libero 1) Simona Ricciardi Aurelia n 4:09.38 29.39 - 1:00.57 - 1:31.86 - 2:03.61 2:35.26 - 3:07.11 - 3:38.73 2) Sara Goffi DDS 4:13.30 3) Melissa Pasquali Fiorentina 4:17.68 4) Federica Vitale Can.Aniene 4:25.33 5) Viola Valli Sisport Fiat 4:26.21 6) Helen Astolfi Larus 4:28.12 7) Marzia Bernardini Dabliu 4:28.22 8) Letizia Navarino CN Torino 4:30.04 800 stile libero 1) Simona Ricciardi Aurelia 8:34.88 2) Sara Goffi DDS 8:41.72 3) Melissa Pasquali Fiorentina 8:47.86 4) Viola Valli Sisport Fiat 8:51.84 5) Federica Vitale Can.Aniene 9:01.79 6) Helen Astolfi Larus 9:02.68 7) Silvia Revelant Dabliu 9:05.33 8) Federica Manenti CN Torino 9:16.61 50 dorso 1) Alessandra Cappa Dabliu n 28.45 2) Valentina De Nardi Larus 29.25 3) Maria Luisa Tavernini DDS 29.71 4) Alessia Regli CN Torino 30.45 5) Federica Biscia Can.Aniene 30.60 6) Alessia Filippi Aurelia 30.77 7) Agnese Turini Fiorentina 31.33 8) Giorgia Biano Sisport Fiat 32.90 100 dorso 1) Alessandra Cappa Dabliu 1:01.43 2) Federica Barsanti DDS 1:03.07 3) Valentina De Nardi Larus 1:03.08 4) Alessia Regli CN Torino 1:04.55 5) Laura Porchianello Can.Aniene 1:04.60 6) Alessia Filippi Aurelia 1:05.32 7) Irene Ulivari Fiorentina 1:06.71 8) Giorgia Biano Sisport Fiat 1:09.56 50 rana 1) Roberta Crescentini Larus 31.83 2) Roberta Panara DDS 32.40 3) Ombretta Plos Can.Aniene 33.06 4) Maria Sole Lensi Fiorentina 33.77 5) Emanuela Donati Dabliu 34.78 6) Elena Piccardo Aurelia 34.80 7) Chiara Boggiatto Sisport Fiat 34.83 8) Giulia Serra CN Torino 36.75 100 rana 1) Roberta Crescentini Larus 1:08.76 2) Roberta Panara DDS 1:09.47 3) Ombretta Plos Can.Aniene 1:12.56 4) Elena Piccardo Aurelia 1:13.68 5) Maria Sole Lensi Fiorentina 1:14.14 6) Emanuela Donati Dabliu 1:14.48 7) Chiara Boggiatto Sisport Fiat 1:14.96 8) Giulia Serra CN Torino 1:18.88 50 farfalla 1) Karina Vanni-Chaillou CN Torino 27.95 2) Cristina Maccagnola Dabliu 28.12 3) Giorgia Gramillano Larus 28.38 4) Silvia Pedemonte DDS 28.50 5) Federica Biscia Can.Aniene 29.15 6) Flavia Zoccari Aurelia 29.82 7) Michelle Ingenito Fiorentina 30.11 8) Elena Prelle Sisport Fiat 30.15 100 farfalla 1) Silvia Pedemonte DDS 1:01.71 2) Cristina Maccagnola Dabliu 1:01.81 3) Federica Biscia Can.Aniene 1:02.01 4) Giorgia Gramillano Larus 1:02.26 5) Karina Vanni-Chaillou CN Torino 1:02.47 6) Veronica Rodà Sisport Fiat 1:03.87 7) Michelle Ingenito Fiorentina 1:04.91 8) Silvia Lucarini Aurelia 1:06.02 200 misti 1) Veronica Massari DDS 2:15.30 2) Giorgia Gramillano Larus 2:16.11 3) Laura Porchianello Can.Aniene 2:19.02 4) Alessia Filippi Aurelia 2:20.84 5) Michela Gramillano Dabliu 2:24.48 6) Caterina Alluto CN Torino 2:25.14 7) Michelle Ingenito Fiorentina 2:25.49 8) Chiara Boggiatto Sisport Fiat 2:28.31 4x50 STILE LIBERO 1) DDS 1:43.58 (Consolandi, Panara, Tavernini, Vianini) 2) Aurelia 1:45.43 (Chiuso, Zoccari, Serrani, Ricciardi) 3) Larus 1:46.88 (Gramillano, Crescentini, De Nardi, Zampella) 4) Dabliu Sport Team 1:48.61 5) Fiorentina 1:48.83 6) CN Torino 1:48.88 7) Can.Aniene 1:51.20 8) Sisport Fiat 1:54.41 4x50 mista 1) DDS 1:55.42 (Barsanti, Panara, Pedemonte, Vianini) 2) Larus 1:56.44 (De Nardi, Crescentini, Gramillano, Zampella) 3) Dabliu Sport Team 1:57.70 (Cappa, Donati, Maccagnola, Pinto) 4) Aurelia 1:59.45 5) Can.Aniene 1:59.68 6) Fiorentina 2:02.36 7) CN Torino 2:03.43 8) Sisport Fiat 2:04.99 CLASSIFICA PER SOCIETA’ - 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