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Athènes 2004 ATHÈNES 2004 LES AUTRES RÉGIONAUX RÉSULTATS G ATHLÉTISME Mortelette, Anthony Perrot, Julien Peude- Yang Hee-chun (CDS) et Jaroslav Jerabek Classement final : 1. France pts 10 +27 ; 2. coeur, Bastien Ripoll). (SVQ). Hongrie 8 +8 ; 3. Allemagne 6 +29 ; 4. Grèce Okori seule rescapée MESSIEURS Quatre de couple 8e de finale : Ryan Bayley (AUS) 10.520 bat 4 -13 ; 5. Brésil 2 -28 ; 6. Egypte 0 -23. 100 m Josiah Ng (MAL) ; Theo Bos (PBS) 11.164 bat Quarts de finales mardi : OR : RUSSIE 5’56.85 OR : JUSTIN GATLIN (USA) 9’’85 Teun Mulder (PBS) ; Rene Wolff (ALL) 10.548 Croatie - Grèce ARGENT : RÉPUBLIQUE TCHÈQUE 5’57.43 ARGENT : FRANCIS OBIKWELU (POR) 9.86 bat Barry Forde (BAR) ; Mickael Bourgain Allemagne - Espagne Bronze : Ukraine 5’58.87 RE (ancien record : 9’’87 par Linford Christie (FRA) 10.936 bat Sean Eadie (AUS) ; Laurent Corée du Sud - Hongrie 4. Pologne 5’58.94 ; 5. Allemagne 6’07.04 ; 6. et Dwain Chambers (GBR) Gané (FRA) 10.772 bat Jose Villanueva France - Russie Bronze : Maurice Greene (USA) 9’’87 Belarus 6’09.33. (ESP) ; Damian Zielinski (POL) 10.848 bat 4. Shawn Crawford (USA) 9’’89 ; 5. Asafa Po- Quatre sans barreur poids léger Ross Edgar (GBR). G PLONGEON well (JAM) 9’’94 ; 6. Kim Collins (SKN) 10’’00 ; OR : DANEMARK 6’01.39 Repêchages 8e de finale : Ross Edgar (GBR) 7. Obadele Thompson (BAR) 10’’10 ; Aziz Za- ARGENT : AUSTRALIE 6’02.79 10.906 bat Josiah Ng (MAL) et Sean Eadie DAMES kari (GHA) Abandon. Bronze : Italie 6’03.74 (AUS) ; Barry Forde (BAR) 11.294 bat Teun Haut vol Demi-finale 1: 1. Shawn Crawford (USA) 4. Pays-Bas 6’03.79 ; 5. Canada 6’05.10 ; 6. Mulder (PBS) et Jose Villanueva (ESP). OR : CHANTELLE NEWBERY (AUS) 10’’07 Q ; 2. Justin Gatlin (USA) 10’’09 Q ; 3. Eire 6’09.96. DAMES ARGENT : LAO LISHI (CHN) Aziz Zakari (GHA) 10’’11 Q ; 4. Obadele Poursuite individuelle Bronze : Loudy Tourky (AUS) Thompson (BAR) 10’’22 Q ; 5. Mark Lewis- DAMES Huit OR : SARAH ULMER (NZL) 3’24.537 4. Emilie Heymans (CAN) 555,03 ; 5. Laura Francis (GBR) 10’’28 ; 6. Michael Frater (JAM) Wilkinson (USA) 549,72 ; 6. Li Ting (CHN) OR : ROUMANIE 6’17.70 ARGENT : KATIE MACTIER (AUS) 3’27.650 10’’29 ; 7. Ronald Pognon (FRA) 10’’32 ; 8. Bronze : Leontien Van Moorsel-Zijlaard 546,48 ; 7. Myriam Boileau (CAN) 530,25 ; 8. Uchenna Emedolu (NGR) 10’’35. ARGENT : ETATS-UNIS 6’19.56 (PBS) 3’27.037 Tania Cagnotto (ITA) 518,67 ; 9. Olena Zhu- Demi-finale 2: 1. Asafa Powell (JAM) Bronze : Pays-Bas 6’19.85 4. Katherine Bates (AUS) 3’31.715 pina (UKR) 497,70 ; 10. Sara Hildebrand 9’’95 Q ; 2. Francis Obikwelu (POR) 9’’97 Q ; 4. Chine 6’21.71 ; 5. Allemagne 6’21.99 ; 6. (USA) 484,77 ; 11. Takiri Miyazaki (JAP) Nullement Vitesse individuelle impressionnée, 3. Maurice Greene (USA) 9’’97 Q ; 4. Kim Col- Australie 6’31.65. 479,10 ; 12. Paola Milagros Espinosa Sanchez lins (SKN) 10’’02 Q ; 5. Jason Gardener (GBR) Quatre de couple 8e de finale : Anna Meares (AUS) 11.927 bat (MEX) 455,40. la Bisontine 10’’12 ; 6. Leonard Myles-Mills (GHA) 10’’22 ; Evgenia Radanova (BUL) ; Natallia Tsylins- Reina Flor 7. Dwight Thomas (JAM) 10’’28 ; 8. Vicente OR : ALLEMAGNE 6’29.29 kaya (BLR) 11.846 bat Katrin Meinke (ALL) ; G TENNIS Okori s’est Lenilson De Lima (BRE) 10’’28. ARGENT : GRANDE-BRETAGNE 6’31.26 Tamilla Abassova (RUS) 11.714 bat Victoria Bronze : Ukraine 6’34.31 Pendleton (GBR) ; Lori-Ann Muenzer (CAN) MESSIEURS qualifiée Triple saut 4. Australie 6’34.73 ; 5. Russie 6’36.49 ; 6. Simple pour les 11.881 bat Jennie Reed (USA) ; Daniela Gre- OR : CHRISTIAN OLSSON (SUE) 17,79 m Etats-Unis 6’39.67. luis Larreal Chirinos (VEN) 11.849 bat Yvonne OR : NICOLAS MASSU (CHI) demi-finales ARGENT : MARIAN OPREA (ROU) 17,55 Deux de couple poids légers Hijgenaar (PBS) ; Simona Krupeckaite (LIT) ARGENT : MARDY FISH (USA) Bronze : Danila Burkenya (RUS) 17,48 du 100 m haies OR : ANGELA ALUPEI 11.872 bat Svetlana Grankovskaya (RUS). Bronze : Fernando Gonzalez (CHI) 4. Yoandri Betanzos (CUB) 17,47 ; 5. Jadel en remportant CONSTANTA BURCICA (ROU) 6’56.05 Repêchages 8e de finale (les vainqueurs Gregorio (BRE) 17,31 ; 6. Hristos Meletoglou qualifiés pour les 1/4) : Svetlana Grankovs- DAMES sa série. ARGENT : CLAUDIA BLASBERG Double Lionel Vadam (GRE) 17,13 ; 7. Viktor Gushchinskiy (RUS) kaya (RUS) 12.015 bat Jennie Reed (USA) et 17,11 ; 8. Yoelbi Quesada (CUB) 16,96 ; 9. DANIELA REIMER (ALL) 6’57.33 Evgenia Radanova (BUL) ; Katrin Meinke OR : LI TING/SUN TIAN TIAN (CHN) Kenwood Bell (USA) 16,90 ; 10. Julien Kapek Bronze : Kirsten van Der Kolk (ALL) 12.132 bat Yvonne Hijgenaar (PBS) et ARGENT : CONCHITA MARTINEZ Alors que ses deux coéquipières La championne d’Europe juniors (FRA) 16,81 ; 11. Walter Davis (USA) 16,78 Marit van Eupen (PBS) 6’58.54 Victoria Pendleton (GBR). VIRGINIA RUANO PASCUAL (ESP) de l’équipe de France, Nicole Ra- des haies hautes en 1999, Hauteur 4. Amber Halliday-Sally Newmarch (AUS) Bronze : Paola Suarez/Patricia Tarabini malalanirina et Linda Ferga-Kho- confirme ainsi sa belle saison qui 6’59.91 ; 5. Qian Li-Dongxiang Xu (CHN) G ESCRIME (ARG) OR : STEFAN HOLM (SUE) 2,36 m 7’02.05 ; 6. Magdalena Kemnitz-Ilona Mokro- dadin, ont été éliminées dès leur lui a permis d’assurer sa qualifica- ARGENT : MATT HEMINGWAY (USA) 2,34 nowska (POL) 7’04.48. Epée par équipes G TENNIS DE TABLE entrée en piste, la Bisontine Reina tion pour ces Jeux et d’être désor- Bronze : Jaroslav Baba (TCH) 2,34 OR : FRANCE 4. Jamie Nieto (USA) 2,34 ; 5. Andriy Soko- G BASKET-BALL ARGENT : HONGRIE MESSIEURS Flor Okori s’est qualifiée pour les mais la dernière représentante Simple demi-finales du 100m haies. Nul- d’une spécialité qui a déjà valu lovskyy (UKR) 2,32 ; 6. Yaroslav Rybakov Bronze : Allemagne (RUS) 2,32 ; 7. Mark Boswell (CAN) 2,29 ; 8. DAMES Quarts de finale : Russie b. Egypte 41-30 ; Demi-finales : Wang Hao (CHN) b. Wang lement impressionnée par le bien des satisfactions à l’athlé- Svatoslav Ton (TCH) 2,29 ; 9. Vyacheslav Vo- Groupe A Hongrie b. Ukraine 38-34 ; Allemagne Liqin (CHN) 11-8, 11-5, 6-11, 11-9, 11-3 ; Ryu contexte qu’elle découvre puis- tisme tricolore. ronin (RUS) 2,29 ; 10. Dragutin Topic (SEM) Grèce - Japon 93-91 b. Chine 39-32 ; France b. Etats-Unis 45-32. Seung-min (CDS) b. Jan-Ove Waldner (SUE) qu’elle participe tout de même à Reina Flor prend tout cela avec 2,29 ; 11. Lisvany Perez (CUB) 2,25 ; 12. Ales- Brésil - Australie 66-84 Demi-finales : France b. Allemagne 45-44 ; 11-9, 9-11, 11-9, 11-5, 11-5. sandro Talotti (ITA) 2,25. Nigeria - Russie 58-93 Hongrie b. Russie 34-26. DAMES sa première grande compétition beaucoup de recul. « Davantage Marteau Classement final : 1. Australie 10 pts ; 2. 3e place : Allemagne (Joerg Fiedler, Sven Simple officielle, la championne de que le temps, je voulais avant tout OR : ADRIAN ANNUS (HUN) 83,19 m Russie 9 ; 3. Brésil 8 ; 4. Grèce 7 ; 5. Japon 6 ; Schmid, Daniel Strigel) b. Russie (Pavel Ko- OR : ZHANG YINING (CHN) France de la spécialité a étonné finir parmi les deux premières pour ARGENT : KOJI MUROFUSHI (JAP) 82,91 6. Nigeria 5. lobkov, Serguey Kotchetkov, Igor Tourchine) ARGENT : KIM HYANG-MI (CDN) Bronze ; Ivan Tikhon (BLR) 79,81 Groupe B 37-29. Bronze : Kim Kyung-ah (CDS) tout le monde en remportant tout passer ce tour. Le contrat est donc Finale : France (Fabrice Jeannet, Jérôme simplement sa série, la cinquième rempli. J’étais contente de courir à 4. Esref Apak (TUR) 79,51 ; 5. Vadim Devya- Espagne - Corée du Sud 64-61 Finale : Zhang Yining (CHN) b. Kim Hyang- tovskiy (BLR) 78,82 ; 6. Krisztian Pars (HUN) Chine - Etats-Unis 62-100 Jeannet, Hugues Obry) b. Hongrie (Gabor mi (CDN) 11-8, 11-7, 11-2, 11-2. Boczko, Ivan Kovacs, Krisztian Kulcsar) 43-32. et dernière de la soirée. côté d’une légende comme Gail 78,73 ; 7. Primoz Kozmus (SLO) 78,56 ; 8. Nouvelle-Zélande - Rép. tchèque 57-74 3e place : Kim Kyung-ah (CDS) b. Jia Wei Li Devers et je comptais sur sa pré- Libor Charfreitag (SVQ) 77,54 ; 9. Karsten (SIN) 9-11, 11-8, 11-7, 11-5, 11-8 Si la blessure dès les premières Classement final : 1. Etats-Unis 10 pts ; 2. G ÉQUITATION foulées de l’Américaine Gail De- sence à mes côtés pour améliorer Kobs (ALL) 76,30 ; 10. Igor Astapkovich (BLR) Espagne 9 ; 3. République tchèque 8 ; 4. Nou- 76,22 ; 11. Nicola Vizzoni (ITA) 74,27 ; 12. velle-Zélande 7 ; 5. Chine 6 ; 6. Corée du Sud Saut d’obstacles Individuel G TIR vers, qui occupait le couloir voisin mon chrono. Comme elle court Markus Esser (ALL) 72,51. 5. 1ere épreuve qualificative à sa droite, a favorisé cette perfor- vite, je me suis dit "ne la lâche pas". 1500 m Quarts de finale : MESSIEURS Qualifiés : 1. Thomas Velin (DAN) ; Malin Ba- Skeet mance de la Française, elle s’est Mais finalement j’étais toute seule. Demi-finale 1: 1. Adil Kaouch (MAR) Russie - République Tchèque Etats-Unis - Grèce ryard (SUE) ; Antonis Petris (GRE) ; Peder Fre- OR : ANDREA BENELLI (ITA) 149 pts (+5) cependant surpassée puisqu’elle J’avais remarqué qu’elle n’était pas 3’35’’69 Q ; 2.
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