DOCSLIB.ORG

Storia E Nazioni Vincitrici La Coupe De La Jeunesse, O Coppa Della

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Storia E Nazioni Vincitrici La Coupe De La Jeunesse, O Coppa Della Coupe de la Jeunesse: storia e nazioni vincitrici La Coupe de la Jeunesse, o Coppa della Gioventù, si svolge ogni anno sulla distanza dei 2.000 metri. La prima edizione si svolse nel 1985 in Italia, sul lago di Candia Canavese, ed è aperta ad atleti e atlete under 18, cioè meno di 18 anni entro la fine dell'anno in corso. È un evento a squadre, che si sviluppa su due giorni, con punti assegnati alle nazioni in base alla posizione finale in ciascuna categoria. Di conseguenza, per vincere la Coupe, è necessario schierare, nel complesso, una squadra molto forte in maniera di poter ottenere la vittoria complessiva della classifica generale. Sono previste due giorni di finali con assegnazione giornaliera di punti e medaglie. Molti paesi usano questa regata come evento destinato agli atleti che non raggiungono lo standard richiesto per partecipare ai Campionati Mondiali Junior. In questo modo si cerca di mantenere vivo l’interesse dei giovani per il canottaggio. Nel 2007 è stato aggiunto nel programma l’otto femminile che viene disputato, come gara dimostrativa, prima della Cerimonia d’Apertura. Gli equipaggi che competono negli otto femminili sono composti da atlete che gareggiano, durante la Coupe de la Jeunesse, anche in altre imbarcazioni. La Coupe de la Jeunesse è storicamente accompagnata da altri due trofei a punti, il Neil Thomas Trophy, classifica riservata ai maschi, e il Michel Bugnano Trophy, che è invece riservato alle donne, la cui somma consiste alla fine della regata nel punteggio totale realizzato dalle nazioni e in base al quale viene stilata la graduatoria finale della manifestazione internazionale. Le specialità previste dal programma sono le seguenti: Uomini > otto (8+) – quattro con (4+) – quattro senza (4-) – due senza (2-) – quattro di coppia (4x) – doppio (2x) – singolo (1x) Donne > otto (8+) – quattro senza (4-) – due senza (2-) – quattro di coppia (4x) – doppio (2x) – singolo (1x) Ed. Anno Luogo di svolgimento Nazione vincitrice 1 1985 Candia Canavese (Italia) Francia 2 1986 Berna (Svizzera) Italia 3 1987 Gand (Belgio) Italia 4 1988 Mante-la-Jolie (Francia) Francia 5 1989 Candia Canavese (Italia) Gran Bretagna 6 1990 Hazewinkel (Belgio) Italia 7 1991 Glasgow (Gran Bretagna) Francia 8 1992 Schiffenen (Svizzera) Francia 9 1993 Vichy (Francia) Gran Bretagna 10 1994 Hazewinkel (Belgio) Gran Bretagna 11 1995 Bourges (Francia) Francia 12 1996 Amsterdam (Olanda) Francia 13 1997 Nottingham (Gran Bretagna) Gran Bretagna 14 1998 Candia Canavese (Italia) Gran Bretagna 15 1999 Cork (Irlanda) Gran Bretagna 16 2000 Sempach (Svizzera) Francia 17 2001 Brive-la-Gaillarde (Francia) Francia Ed. Anno Luogo di svolgimento Nazione vincitrice 18 2002 Montemor-O-Velho (Portogallo) Italia 19 2003 Hazewinkel (Belgio) Gran Bretagna 20 2004 Ravenna-Standiana (Italia) Italia 21 2005 Dorney Lake (Gran Bretagna) Gran Bretagna 22 2006 Groningen (Olanda) Gran Bretagna 23 2007 Varese (Italia) Italia 24 2008 Cork (Irlanda) Gran Bretagna 25 2009 Vichy (Francia) Gran Bretagna 26 2010 Hazewinkel (Belgio) Italia 27 2011 Linz (Austria) Italia 28 2012 Banyoles (Barcellona) Italia 29 2013 Lucerna (Svizzera) Gran Bretagna 30 2014 Libourne (Francia) Italia 31 2015 Szeged (Ungheria) Italia 32 2016 Poznan (Polonia) Gran Bretagna 33 2017 Hazewinkel (Belgio) Gran Bretagna 34 2018 Cork (Irlanda) Gran Bretagna 35 2019 Corgeno (Italia) Italia Annullata per 36 2020 Linz (Austria) pandemia Covid-19 37 2021 .
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Rowing at Canford
    1ST VIII - HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA ROWING AT CANFORD Canford School, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 3AD www.canford.com [email protected] From Ian Dryden - Head Coach Facilities and Coaching Rowing is not just FACILITIES a sport, it becomes a way of life. I • Full range of boats for all levels have been part of • 17 Indoor rowing machines this life for over • Fully equipped strength and conditioning 40 years and my gym including cross training facilities and aim as Canford’s spinning bikes Head Coach is to • 25m indoor swimming pool foster that same excitement and passion for rowing that I experienced during my own schooldays. COACHING PROVISION Rowing requires commitment, dedication and Ian Dryden: Head Coach organisation. It is not an easy sport to master, Junior World Championships 2009 and 2011; and the early starts and cold winter days are Coupe de la Jeunesse 2005, 2008 and 2012; a test of one’s mettle but for the determined, Mercantile Rowing Club and Victoria Institute the personal rewards can be great. While of Sport, Melbourne, Australia 2001-2003; it is satisfying for all the hard work to result in achievement at competition level, the real Assistant Coach, Cambridge University, 1994- rewards from rowing comes from being part 2001; GB Senior/U23 Coach 1994/1998. of the Club, part of a team and working with that team to develop your skill to the very Emily Doherty best of your ability. BSc Sport and Exercise Science (Cardiff Met.), Rowers often excel in other areas of school MSc Youth Sports Coaching (South Wales). life.
    [Show full text]
  • Job Specification
    Job Specification Assistant Coach – GB Rowing Team Junior Programme Post-holder: Job Title Assistant Coach – GB Rowing Team Junior Programme Reports to GB Rowing Team Lead Coach - Juniors Directorate Performance Location Home Line Reports Date July 2017 Purpose of Post The GB Rowing Team’s aim is to establish a ‘pathway to success’ for new and young talent to realise their full potential as senior team rowers, and achieve the targets set for Juniors and Young Seniors through the Development Programme. The post-holder will support the Lead Coach – Juniors in his work to produce successful GB Junior crews and consistent medal performance at the World Rowing Junior Championships and team performance at the Coupe de la Jeunesse. Accountability The post-holder is responsible to the Lead Coach – Juniors, and through him to the Chief Coach – U23s/Juniors and ultimately the Performance Director. Role Responsibilities • Supporting the Lead Coach – Juniors in his work on the formation, selection and performance of GB Junior Teams. • Coaching Junior rowers on a regular basis and helping to prepare crews of an international standard for their Championships. • Assisting in the running of Junior trials, assessments and camps. Following up with school and club coaches as appropriate after camps and events. • Working closely with the GB Rowing Team Development Pathway Manager and the British Rowing Pathways Team to ensure a strong link is maintained with the Performance Team in supporting talented juniors in their rowing progression. • Working with schools and clubs specialising in Juniors to assist coaches and rowers recognised as having international potential. • Working with the team that delivers the Junior Programme including the Lead Coach, Team Manager, Coaches, Administration Staff and Medical and Science Support Staff to ensure the best services are provided to improve performance in the boat.
    [Show full text]
  • Coupe De La Jeunesse July 29 - 31 2016
    ENTRIES Coupe de la Jeunesse July 29 - 31 2016 event Junior Women's Eight 001 JW 8+ GBR ITA NED Great Britain Italy Netherlands (b) Celia Matthews Chiara Ciullo Emily Inge Neumann (2) Kirstin Giddy Carlotta Mariani José Bernadette Derksen (3) Beth Willford-Dutton Chiara Giurisato Inez Den Hond (4) Flo Donald Arianna Carletto Isabel van Opzeeland (5) Lauren Kay Gaia Colasante Fiorentine Atiyani de Boer (6) Isabel Rundle Victoria Presti Iris Dorine Klok (7) Lydia Currie Irene Scarinci Anne Fleur van der Zee (s) Danielle Semple Gaia Fabozzi Jessy Vermeer (c) Autumn MacKay Benedetta De Martino August Marten Benjamin Ruhl Time-Team Regatta System 19-07-2016 @ 22:00 1/33 ENTRIES Coupe de la Jeunesse July 29 - 31 2016 event Junior Men's Coxed Four 101 JM 4+ GBR ITA Great Britain Italy (b) Luke Robinson Leonardo Apuzzo (2) Will Carey Aniello Sabbatino (3) Dent Goodman Aniello Di Ruocco (s) Tobias Schroder Gianluca Sorrentino (c) Rory Cruickshank Angelo Fatmir Laja Time-Team Regatta System 19-07-2016 @ 22:00 2/33 ENTRIES Coupe de la Jeunesse July 29 - 31 2016 event Junior Men's Four 102 JM 4- AUT FRA GBR HUN IRL Austria France Great Britain Hungary Ireland (b) Felix Ratzenböck Victor GENANS-BOITEUX Marcus Jonas Csaba Zoltan Kiraly Aaron Johnston (2) Peter Pfahnl Timothee JUST Henry Jones Mark David Kunstar Samuel Armstrong (3) Lorenz Lindorfer Charlelie RUBIO Callum Urquhart Aron Peter Lajko Ross Corrigan (s) Anton Sigl Bastien PALLANCHARD Alexander Wythe David Benarik Patrick Kennelly ITA POL SUI Italy Poland Switzerland (b) Martin Accatino Mateusz
    [Show full text]
  • Regattaausschreibungen 2021 Avant-Programmes Des Régates 2021
    Regattaausschreibungen 2021 Avant-programmes des régates 2021 Sarnen, 28. Februar 2021/cs. Regattakalender 2021 / calendrier des régates 2021 (Version 3; Stand: 25.01.2021) März 2021 06. März Swiss Rowing Indoors virtuell 07. März Championnats Romands d’Ergomètre Vevey 07. März SWISS ROWING Ergometertest Trials (Elite) Sarnen 11.-14. März SWISS ROWING Trials (Elite) Corgeno (I) 27. März 3. SRV Langstreckentest Mulhouse (F) April 2021 05.-07. April Europäische Olympia-Qualifikationsregatta Varese (I) 09.-11. April Europameisterschaften (Elite) Varese (I) 10./11. April Regatta «Lake Lugano Rowing» Lugano-Agno 15.-19. April SWISS ROWING Trials (U23/U19) Corgeno (I) 17. April Critérium lausannois Lausanne 24./25. April Nationale Saisoneröffnungs-Regatta Lauerzersee Mai 2021 30. April – 02. Mai World Rowing Cup I Zagreb (CRO) 08./09. Mai Final Paralympic Qualification Regatta Gavirate (I) 08./09. Mai Nationale Regatta Schmerikon 08./09. Mai Internationale Junioren-Regatta Essen (D) 08./09. Mai Internationale Wedau-Regatta Duisburg (D) 16.-18. Mai Final Olympia Qualification Regatta Rotsee-Luzern 21.-23. Mai World Rowing Cup II (LUCERNE REGATTA) Rotsee-Luzern 22./23. Mai Nationale Regatta Cham 22./23. Mai Junioren-Europameisterschaften München (D) 30. Mai Regionale Regatta Schiffenen Schiffenensee Juni 2021 04. Juni SWISS ROWING Ergometertest (Coupe de la Jeunesse) Rotsee-Luzern 04.-06. Juni World Rowing Cup III Sabaudia (I) 05./06. Juni Nationale Regatta Sarnen 11.-13. Juni 66. Internationale Ruderregatta Bled (SLO) 12./13. Juni Nationale Regatta Greifensee 17.-20. Juni Euro Masters Regatta Bled (SLO) 25.-27. Juni Schweizermeisterschaften Rotsee - Luzern Juli 2021 prov. 03./04. Juli Selektionstage (U19/Coupe-Selektion) Rotsee-Luzern 29.
    [Show full text]
  • SPSBC Rowing Handbook Information & Guidelines for Rowers and Their Parents
    SPSBC Guide to Rowing SPSBC Rowing Handbook Information & Guidelines for Rowers and their Parents January 2020 SPSBC Guide to Rowing Table of Contents 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 1 2 SPSBC Organisation .................................................................................................... 2 2.1 Coaches and Management ............................................................................................. 2 2.2 SPSBC Supporters ........................................................................................................... 2 2.3 Finance .......................................................................................................................... 3 3 The Squads ................................................................................................................ 4 3.1 J14s (Fourth Form) ......................................................................................................... 4 3.2 J15s (Fifth Form) ............................................................................................................. 4 3.3 J16s (Sixth Form) ............................................................................................................ 5 3.4 Seniors (Lower Eighths and Upper Eighths) ..................................................................... 5 4 Rowing Calendar .......................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Gb Rowing Team - 2021 Season Preliminary Advance Notice on Strategy and the Assessment & Trials Process for Junior Events
    GB ROWING TEAM - 2021 SEASON PRELIMINARY ADVANCE NOTICE ON STRATEGY AND THE ASSESSMENT & TRIALS PROCESS FOR JUNIOR EVENTS 2021 STRATEGY The GB Rowing Team Strategy will continue to focus on delivery of the following: • the development and selection of Junior rowers for the GB Rowing Teams which will compete at the 2021 events (see below) • the long-term sustainability and success of the GB Rowing Team Programme • a specific emphasis on selecting sculling boats for the World Rowing Junior Championships 2021 SEASON EVENTS The Assessment & Trials process will apply to rowers wishing to try for GB selection for the events listed below. Please note that until our funding for the Paris cycle is confirmed we are not yet able to commit funds to these events or confirm charges for all events. • World Rowing Junior Championships, Plovdiv, BUL (Event: 11 - 15 Aug 2021) • European Rowing Junior Championships, Munich, GER (Event: 21 – 23 May 2021) • World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals, Oeiras, POR (Event: 25 - 26 Sep 2021) • German Junior Regatta, venue TBC (Event: Dates TBC for May 2021) • Coupe de la Jeunesse, Castrelo de Mino, ESP (Event: 30 July – 1 Aug 2021) • GB v France J16 Match, Paris, FRA (Event: 8 July 2021) Our ambition and priority, where the standard merits it, is to send a team to the 2021 World Rowing Junior Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. 2021 SEASON ASSESSMENT & TRIALS PROCESS Given the current situation, our intended strategy and the uncertainty of what we may/may not be able to deliver in the months ahead, our Assessment & Trials process will look slightly different for the 2021 Season and may have to be adapted at short notice to fit the latest Government advice.
    [Show full text]
  • SPSBC Rowing Handbook Information & Guidelines for Rowers and Their Parents
    SPSBC Guide to Rowing SPSBC Rowing Handbook Information & Guidelines for Rowers and their Parents January 2020 SPSBC Guide to Rowing Table of Contents 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 1 2 SPSBC Organisation .................................................................................................... 2 2.1 Coaches and Management ............................................................................................. 2 2.2 SPSBC Supporters ........................................................................................................... 2 2.3 Finance .......................................................................................................................... 3 3 The Squads ................................................................................................................ 4 3.1 J14s (Fourth Form) ......................................................................................................... 4 3.2 J15s (Fifth Form) ............................................................................................................. 4 3.3 J16s (Sixth Form) ............................................................................................................ 5 3.4 Seniors (Lower Eighths and Upper Eighths) ..................................................................... 5 4 Rowing Calendar .......................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Coupe De La Jeunesse Junior Womens Eight Junior Mens Coxed
    Coupe de la Jeunesse Junior Womens Eight JW 8+ 320 11:00Event: 217 Final A 2000 m Rank Nr. Nation Entry 500 m 1000 m 1500 m Finish 1 3CZE Czech Republic ( 1)01:38:73( 1)03:20:13 ( 1)05:01:89 06:41:90 Mottlova, Anna Carolina, Valkova, Eliska Martina, Novotna, Karolina, 1:41:40 1:41:76 1:40:01 Hulova, Dana, Hybnerova, Lea, Horakova, Karolina, Rozova, Veronika, Drnkova, Anna, St. Vyhnalova, Lucie 2 2ITA Italy ( 2)01:38:97( 3)03:23:10 ( 3)05:06:06 06:45:44 Susenna, Letizia, Orecchia, Matilde, Rapalino, Adele, Lee, Rebecca, 1:44:13 1:42:96 1:39:38 Rigazzi, Isotta, Silvestri, Camilla, Doglia, Petra, Ricchiardi, Anna, St. Bozzetta, Leo Vaughan 3 4NED Netherlands ( 4)01:40:10( 2)03:22:57 ( 2)05:05:35 06:45:48 Binnema, Marije, Meijer, Jonne, Marees, Lieve, Meijerhof, Vera, 1:42:47 1:42:78 1:40:13 Houben, Sara, Hartog, Luna, Ommeren, Marit Van, Stokvis, Nora, St. Vedel, Lotte 4 5FRA France ( 3)01:39:89( 4)03:24:56 ( 4)05:10:35 06:52:02 Dolinski, Lucie, Vandenberghe, Clementine, Rey Nouzaret, Ilona, 1:44:67 1:45:79 1:41:67 Lagarde, Caroline, Blondel, Inès, Fuentes, Noelia, Poli, Sixtine, Marchand, Cassandra, St. Courseault Proteau, Enzo 5 1HUN Hungary ( 5)01:42:61( 5)03:32:95 ( 5)05:23:37 07:09:49 Viandt, Léna Lilian, Sándor, Zsófia, Romsics, Lili, Lajkovics, Rebeka, 1:50:34 1:50:42 1:46:12 Bóka, Sára, Harsányi, Orsolya, Ferencz, Panna, Volter, Réka Rebeka, St.
    [Show full text]
  • Welcome to Amsterdam 2014 World Rowing Championships August 24-31
    Welcome to Amsterdam 2014 World Rowing Championships August 24-31 Main institutional partners: WORLD ROWING AND WWF PARTNERS FOR CLEAN WATER Table of contents 3 Welcome to the 2014 World Rowing Championships 4 Offering an inspiring event to participants and spectators 5 A very warm welcome to Amsterdam 6 Amsterdam 7 The venue 8 The course 10 Accessibility 13 Accommodation 14 The weather 16 Additional information 18 Organisation 22 Welcome to the 2014 World 4 Rowing Championships! We are looking forward to welcoming competitors, spectators and team officials to the 2014 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam. It had been 37 years since the last World Championships were held on our historic Bosbaan racecourse. The Bosbaan has been completely renovated, but is still situated in a lovely woodlands minutes from one of the most beautiful cities of the world. Our ambition is to celebrate rowing. The Dutch have a long tradition of honouring athletes and creating a friendly and inclusive competitive environment. In 2014 we aim to continue this tradition by offering world class racing while involving spectators and the general public in an experience that demonstrates the values of rowing and includes them in the sport and the racing as much as possible. For competitors, the organising committee has arranged comfortable hotels close to the venue, good food and convenient transportation. For relatives, spectators and other members of the rowing family, we will arrange special Amsterdam packages to enable you to experience our historic city while still taking in the excitement of the World Championships. This bulletin provides you with the latest information to assist you in your preparations for coming to The Netherlands.
    [Show full text]
  • OLYMPIC ACHIEVEMENTS from Our Fantastic Four
    SPECIAL OLYMPIAN EDITION 2012 The latest news from The King’s School, Chester OLYMPIC ACHIEVEMENTS from our fantastic four... Tom exceeds early prediction for great potential Tom joined King’s in the autumn of 1997 and started rowing with the J14s under Andrew Priory and Duncan Little. At the end of his first year, his rowing report concluded that he could ‘achieve great things in the future’, which showed remarkable foresight. Tom’s potential was identified early. Whilst at school, he won several National They did not do well but the experience stood After a difficult early season, with Tom picking Schools’ Regatta medals and represented Great him in good stead. During 2005 he concentrated up injuries, the four raced together for the first Britain as a junior in his Lower and Upper Sixth on his studies, only rowing for Cambridge in the time in Poznan in the final World Cup event of Form years; winning bronze in the GB eight and Boat Race . the season, finishing 2nd. then silver the following year in the coxless four. In 2006, he was selected in the men’s pair late In Beijing at the 2008 Olympics, the GB four He left King’s in 2002 and went on to in the season because of his academic dominated their heats and semi finals. In the Cambridge University’s Trinity Hall to study commitments. Alongside Colin Smith, they had final, however, the Australian four led for most engineering where he was also a Cambridge a dramatic race at the Lucerne World Cup of the way.
    [Show full text]
  • How Much and How Often?
    Safeguarding and Protecting Children Guidance WG 3.2 How much and how often? When reading the following guidance all coaches and those involved with teaching and training young rowers should remember that many children will either not want, nor have the opportunity to row or to do specific rowing training more than once a week. Pressure on the child or parents to attend the club for further training or rowing sessions often results in children unnecessarily dropping out of a sport which they are enjoying. Clubs and coaches should always be aware of the need and their responsibility to encourage and provide for children who wish to be part of our sport on a less committed basis. Remember that nearly all our juniors are at school or college and will often have a PE lesson plus a games lesson each week, and may take part in other sports as well as rowing. The advice on ‘How much and how often?’ is for coaches and parents of juniors, and provides guidance for junior training programmes for young athletes who choose to be taking part in a competition pathway programme. Guidelines for junior training programmes Age Number of coached Content and break down Comments Group sessions per week of the Sessions Max. 2 J11 (max. 30 - 45 mins of activity per Skills and technique session) Short sessions based on time on the water, rather than distance covered. Max. 2 Emphasis on fun and watermanship. J12 (max. 30 - 45 mins of activity per Skills and technique session) Max. 3 2 water J13 (max.
    [Show full text]
  • Ruderreport 6/07/Homepage
    ÖRV 6 SEPT. ÖSTERREICHISCHER RUDERVERBAND 2007 OFFIZIELLE RUDERVERBANDSZEITUNG reportEinzelverkaufspreis: € 2,20 U23-Weltmeisterschaften in Strathclyde Junioren-Weltmeisterschaften in Peking Coupe de la Jeunesse in Varese VVEERRBBAANNDD OOFFFFIIZZIIEELLLL AUF EIINEN LLIICCKK Nominierung EM Frauen/Männer BB 21. bis 23. September 2007, Poznan (POL) Titelbild Männer-Einer (M 1x) Silbermedaille und damit Vizewelt- Ralph Kreibich (MÖV), Betreuerin Barbara Zehetner meister für den LM 4– des ÖRV bei den U23-Weltmeisterschaften in Männer-Doppelzweier (M 2x) Strathclyde (zur Goldmedaille Bernhard Garn (PIR), Stefan Schwarz (WLI), Trainer Raimund Schmidt fehlten 0,4 Sek.). Herzliche Gratulation an Dominik Frauen-Doppelvierer (W 4x) Sigl (OTT), Oliver Komaromy (WLI), Michaela Taupe-Traer (NAU), Birgit Pühringer (IST), Paul Ruttmann (OTT), Christian Christine Schönthaler (ALB), Sandra Wolfsberger (PÖC), Trainer Kurt Traer Rabel (NOR), an den Trainer Elmar Bootstransport und Teammanager Antony und den Masseur Max Reiter. Holger Weißböck 3 Kommentar des Präsidenten 3. September 2007 4 U23-WM in Strathclyde Hannes Asmera Ordentl. FISA-Kongress in München 6 Junioren-WM in Peking Michael Farthofer Traditionell findet der ordentliche Weltkongress jedes Jahr am Ende einer 8 Coupe de la Jeunesse in Varese Weltmeisterschaft statt. Christoph Engl Dieses Jahr haben an dem Kongress 127 Nationenvertreter teilgenommen. 9 Universitäts-EM in Banyoles Aufmerksam habe ich den Ablauf verfolgt, sind wir doch am 25. Juli 2008 in Michael Zyskowski Linz Ausrichter des ordentl. Kongresses der FISA. 10 18. Völkermarkter Ruderregatta Folgende wichtige Punkte wurden beschlossen: Paul Glantschnig sen. • Der M 4+ wird nun endgültig aufgelassen. Ruder-WM in München • Die FISA überlegt, mit Rudern an den Olympischen Jugendspielen Holger Weißböck teilzunehmen. Wichtige Fragen sind noch zu klären.
    [Show full text]