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30Th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Competition Schedule As of 30 JUL 2010 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Competition Schedule As of 30 JUL 2010 Start Date Event Phase Time WED 4 AUG 10:00 Solo Technical Routine WED 4 AUG 18:00 Solo Free Routine THU 5 AUG 10:00 Duet Technical Routine THU 5 AUG 18:00 Duet Free Routine FRI 6 AUG 10:00 Team Event Technical Routine FRI 6 AUG 18:00 Team Event Free Routine SAT 7 AUG 10:00 Solo Free Routine Final SAT 7 AUG 18:00 Team Event Free Routine Final SUN 8 AUG 10:00 Duet Free Routine Final SUN 8 AUG 18:00 Free Routine Combination Free Routine Final Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_08 1.0 Report Created FRI 30 JUL 2010 11:23 Page 1/1 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Entry List by Nation Inscriptions par Nation Event Code/ NOC Name Year of Birth Function AUT ­ Austria BRANDL Nadine 1990 FS/FD LIVIA Lang 1994 FD BLR ­ Belarus BESPROZVANNIKAH Hanna 1991 FT/FRC HAMLIAKOVA Maryia 1992 FT/FRC KATLIARENKA Ilona 1993 FT/FRC KRAUTSEVICH Darya 1990 FT/FRC KULPO Katsiaryna 1987 FT/FRC LAPCHYNSKAYA Yana 1990 FT/FRC MEKHANIKAVA Nastasiya 1992 FT/FRC NAVASELSKAYA Darya 1989 FT/FRC TRUSHKEVICH Katsiaryna 1990 FT/FRC ZHYSHKEVICH Iya 1993 FT/FRC BUL ­ Bulgaria GOLEMINOVA Iglika 1984 FS/FD YORDANOVA Kalina 1985 FS/FD CZE ­ Czech Republic BERNARDOVA Sonia 1976 FS/FD/FRC BURDOVA Eva 1991 FRC DUFKOVA Alzbeta 1990 FS/FD/FRC HRBACOVA Teresa 1988 FRC HRUBA Denisa 1989 FRC KINCOVA Markéta 1992 FRC KOHUTKOVA Romana 1989 FRC KOUBKOVA Aneta 1993 FRC KOUBKOVA Natalie 1991 FRC LANGEROVA Sabina 1994 FRC RYBAROVA Andrea 1991 FRC ESP ­ Spain BASIANA Clara 1991 FT/FRC CABELLO Alba 1986 FT/FRC CARBONELL Ona 1990 FS/FD/FT/FRC CRESPI Margalida 1990 FT/FRC FUENTES Andrea 1983 FS/FD/FT/FRC HENRIQUEZ Thais 1982 FT/FRC KLAMBURG Paula 1989 FT/FRC MONTRUCCHIO Irene 1991 FT/FRC RODRIGUEZ Irina 1977 FT/FRC SALVADOR Cristina 1991 FT/FRC Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created TUE 3 AUG 2010 12:11 Page 1/5 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Entry List by Nation Inscriptions par Nation Event Code/ NOC Name Year of Birth Function FRA ­ France CHARBONNIER Maeva 1991 FT CIOCIOLA Joannie 1987 FT DREYFUSS Appoline 1986 FD/FT KAUTZMANN Chloe 1991 FT LABROUSSE Sara 1988 FT MEJEAN Maïte 1991 FT ROBERT Violaine 1989 FT RULLEAN Flore­Marine 1988 FT WILLHELM Chloe 1989 FD/FT GBR ­ Great Britain ALLISON Olivia 1990 FD/FT BAKER Yvette 1991 FD CLARK Katie 1994 FT DAWKINS Kathrina 1988 FT LUCASS Victoria 1990 FT RANDALL Asha 1990 FT RANDALL Jenna 1988 FD SKELTON Katherine 1987 FT SMITH Lauren 1983 FT STANSBURY Jasmine 1989 FT TARASIUK Anya 1993 FT WILSON Cherry 1993 FT GER ­ Germany JESKE Wiebke 1991 FD ZEPPENFELD Edith 1990 FD GRE ­ Greece ALZIGKOUZI KOMINEA Maria Elli Lela 1995 FRC BACHTSEVANIDOU Konstantina 1994 FRC GIALIDI Evangelia 1994 FRC KOSTRAKI Kyriaki Michaela 1994 FRC KOUTIDI Evangelia 1995 FRC MALEKAKI Anastasia 1993 FRC PAPANDREOU Eleni 1994 FRC PAPAZOGLOU Evangelia 1995 FRC PLATANIOTI Evangelia 1994 FRC SOLOMOU Despoina 1990 FS/FRC TSITOU Chrysanthi 1992 FRC TZORTSOU Despoina 1993 FRC Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created TUE 3 AUG 2010 12:11 Page 2/5 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Entry List by Nation Inscriptions par Nation Event Code/ NOC Name Year of Birth Function HUN ­ Hungary BORDÁCS Bianka 1994 FRC CSATLÓS Flóra 1992 FRC FAZEKAS Eperke 1991 FT/FRC GYORI Júlia 1988 FT/FRC HAJAS Regina 1994 FT/FRC KISS Julia 1989 FT/FRC KOVÁCS Dorottya 1990 FD/FT/FRC KOVÁCS Zsuzsanna 1993 FT/FRC NAGY Natália 1995 FT/FRC RADVÁNYI Dóra 1988 FS/FT/FRC RÓZSA Szandra 1990 FT/FRC STUMPF Kata 1989 FD/FT/FRC ISR ­ Israel GLOUSHKOV Anastasia 1985 FS/FD YOFFE Inna 1988 FD ITA ­ Italy BELLARIA Federica 1989 FT/FRC CALLEGARI Beatrice 1991 FT/FRC CATTANEO Camilla 1990 FT/FRC CERRUTI Linda 1993 FS/FRC FLAMINI Manila 1987 FD/FT/FRC LAPI Giulia 1985 FD/FT/FRC NICOTRA Alessia 1990 FRC PERRUPATO Mariangela 1988 FD/FT/FRC RE Benedetta 1989 FT/FRC SCHIESARO Dalila 1987 FT/FRC SGARZI Sara 1986 FT/FRC TEMPERA Christina 1991 FT/FRC Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created TUE 3 AUG 2010 12:11 Page 3/5 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Entry List by Nation Inscriptions par Nation Event Code/ NOC Name Year of Birth Function NED ­ Netherlands BRAAMS Natalia 1991 FT/FRC DE FLUITER Vreni 1988 FT/FRC DE GRAAF Margot 1994 FRC DE KOCK Christel 1987 FT/FRC DERMOIS Tina 1991 FT/FRC GILLISSE Stephanie 1983 FT/FRC HORREVORTS Anolik 1994 FRC KEUR Rynske 1993 FT/FRC SNEEUW Elisabeth 1990 FD/FT/FRC STRUIJK Nadine 1986 FT/FRC VANDERHILST Amei 1992 FT/FRC WELLEN Nicolien 1991 FD/FT/FRC POL ­ Poland JASKONIAK Joanna 1991 FT/FRC JEDRZLCHOWSKA Agata 1991 FT/FRC KALINOWSKA Dasmara 1991 FT/FRC KLIMASZUK Anna 1990 FT/FRC KRAWCZYNSKA Sara 1991 FD/FT/FRC OLEJNICZAK Joanna 1992 FT/FRC RUSTNEK Olga 1991 FT/FRC SEKOWSKA Weronika 1988 FD/FT/FRC SZCZEPANAK Emilia 1990 FT/FRC WISNEWSKA Magoztata 1988 FT/FRC RUS ­ Russia ERMAKOVA Anastasia 1983 FD/FRC ISCHENKO Natalia 1986 FS/FD/FT/FRC KHASYANOVA Elvira 1981 FT/FRC KOROBOVA Darya 1989 FT/FRC KUZHELA Olga 1985 FT/FRC OLKHOVA Anisya 1991 FRC PATSKEVICH Aleksandra 1988 FT/FRC ROMASHINA Svetlana 1989 FD/FT/FRC SHISHKINA Alla 1989 FT/FRC STEPANOVA Elizaveta 1987 FT/FRC TIMANINA Anzhelika 1989 FT/FRC ZUEVA Aleksandra 1994 FT/FRC SMR ­ San Marino NICOLINI Christina 1990 FD TINI Elena 1989 FS/FD Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created TUE 3 AUG 2010 12:11 Page 4/5 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2008 Entry List by Nation Inscriptions par Nation Event Code/ NOC Name Year of Birth Function SUI ­ Switzerland FISCHER Pamela 1988 FS/FD SAURENMANN Marina 1989 FS/FD TUR ­ Turkey AKCAL Lacin 1992 FD DEMIRCAN Yagmur 1993 FS ONER Melis 1994 FD TANIS Tugce 1989 FS/FD UKR ­ Ukraine ANANASOVA Lolita 1992 FS/FT/FRC GILLYER Inga 1991 FT/FRC GRECHYKNINA Olena 1991 FT/FRC IUSHKO Daria 1985 FD/FT/FRC KMELNYTSKA Ganna 1988 FRC KONDRASMOVA Olga 1990 FT/FRC MARYANKO Juliya 1988 FD/FT/FRC SABADA Oleksandra 1991 FT/FRC SADURSKA Kateryna 1992 FT/FRC SYDORENKO Kseniya 1986 FD/FT/FRC VOLOSHYNA Anna 1991 FS/FT/FRC ZINYUK Inna 1990 FRC Legend FS Free Solo TS Technical Solo FD Free Duet TD Technical Duet FT Free Team TT Technical Team FRC Free Routine Combination Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created TUE 3 AUG 2010 12:11 Page 5/5 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2010 Solo 4 AUG 2010 ­ 10:00 Solo Entry List by Event Inscriptions par Disciplines NOC Name Year of Birth AUT ­ Austria BRANDL Nadine 1990 BUL ­ Bulgaria YORDANOVA Kalina 1985 GOLEMINOVA Iglika 1984 Reserve CZE ­ Czech Republic BERNARDOVA Sonia 1976 DUFKOVA Alzbeta 1990 Reserve ESP ­ Spain FUENTES Andrea 1983 CARBONELL Ona 1990 Reserve GBR ­ Great Britain RANDALL Jenna 1988 GRE ­ Greece SOLOMOU Despoina 1990 HUN ­ Hungary RADVÁNYI Dóra 1988 ISR ­ Israel GLOUSHKOV Anastasia 1985 ITA ­ Italy CERRUTI Linda 1993 RUS ­ Russia ISCHENKO Natalia 1986 SMR ­ San Marino TINI Elena 1989 SUI ­ Switzerland FISCHER Pamela 1988 SAURENMANN Marina 1989 Reserve TUR ­ Turkey TANIS Tugce 1989 DEMIRCAN Yagmur 1993 Reserve UKR ­ Ukraine ANANASOVA Lolita 1992 VOLOSHYNA Anna 1991 Reserve Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW101000_32C 1.0 Report Created SUN 8 AUG 2010 19:29 Page 1/1 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2010 Duet 5 AUG 2010 ­ 10:00 Duo Entry List by Event Inscriptions par Disciplines NOC Name Year of Birth AUT ­ Austria BRANDL Nadine 1990 LIVIA Lang 1994 BUL ­ Bulgaria GOLEMINOVA Iglika 1984 YORDANOVA Kalina 1985 CZE ­ Czech Republic BERNARDOVA Sonia 1976 DUFKOVA Alzbeta 1990 ESP ­ Spain CARBONELL Ona 1990 FUENTES Andrea 1983 FRA ­ France DREYFUSS Apolline 1986 WILLHELM Chloe 1989 GBR ­ Great Britain ALLISON Olivia 1990 RANDALL Jenna 1988 BAKER Yvette 1991 Reserve GER ­ Germany JESKE Wiebke 1991 ZEPPENFELD Edith 1990 GRE ­ Greece PLATANIOTI Evangelia 1994 SOLOMOU Despoina 1990 KOUTIDI Evangelia 1995 Reserve HUN ­ Hungary KOVÁCS Dorottya 1990 STUMPF Kata 1989 ISR ­ Israel GLOUSHKOV Anastasia 1985 YOFFE Inna 1988 ITA ­ Italy FLAMINI Manila 1987 LAPI Giulia 1985 PERRUPATO Mariangela 1988 Reserve NED ­ Netherlands SNEEUW Elisabeth 1990 WELLEN Nicolien 1991 POL ­ Poland KRAWCZYNSKA Sara 1991 SEKOWSKA Weronika 1988 RUS ­ Russia ISCHENKO Natalia 1986 ROMASHINA Svetlana 1989 ERMAKOVA Anastasia 1983 Reserve SMR ­ San Marino NICOLINI Christina 1990 TINI Elena 1989 SUI ­ Switzerland FISCHER Pamela 1988 SAURENMANN Marina 1989 TUR ­ Turkey ONER Melis 1994 TANIS Tugce 1989 AKCAL Lacin 1992 Reserve Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW201000_32C 1.0 Report Created SUN 8 AUG 2010 19:29 Page 1/2 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2010 Duet 5 AUG 2010 ­ 10:00 Duo Entry List by Event Inscriptions par Disciplines NOC Name Year of Birth UKR ­ Ukraine IUSHKO Daria 1985 SYDORENKO Kseniya 1986 MARYANKO Juliya 1988 Reserve Scoring & Data­Handling by OMEGA SYW201000_32C 1.0 Report Created SUN 8 AUG 2010 19:29 Page 2/2 30th LEN European Swimming Championships Budapest, Hungary August 4-15, 2010 Team 6 AUG 2010 ­ 11:30 Equipe Entry List by Event Inscriptions par Disciplines NOC Name Year of Birth BLR ­ Belarus BESPROZVANNIKAH Hanna 1991 KATLIARENKA Ilona 1993 KRAUTSEVICH Darya 1990 KULPO Katsiaryna 1987 LAPCHYNSKAYA Yana 1990 MEKHANIKAVA Nastasiya 1992 NAVASELSKAYA Darya 1989 TRUSHKEVICH Katsiaryna 1990 HAMLIAKOVA Maryia 1992 Reserve
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