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Classification Report IPC Swimming Classification Master List Summer Season 2011 Classification Report created by IPC Sport Data Management System Sport: Swimming | Season: Summer Season 2011 | Region: Asian Region | NPC: China | Found Athletes: 115 China SDMS ID Family Name Given Name Gender Birth S St SB St SM St Review Exceptions 3389 Bai Juan W 1991 S4 C N/A C N/A C AE 12 5909 Bao Yanfen W 1991 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 1,5 11938 Bi Tao M 1991 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 9 6154 Cai Hong Mei W 1990 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 8 16892 Cai Mengru W 1996 S3 C N/A N N/A N 8944 Cai Yuqingyan W 1995 S9 C SB8 C SM9 C 9 16893 Chen Handan W 1993 S3 C N/A N N/A N A 14535 Chen Jianfeng M 1985 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 7 16901 Chen Lezhen M 1995 S4 C N/A N N/A N 5235 Chen Zhonglan W 1991 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3 4525 Cheng Jiao W 1994 S7 R SB6 R SM7 R 2011 12+ 16914 Dai Guohong M 1990 S7 C SB5 C SM7 C 6561 Deng Sanbo M 1987 S11 R SB11 R SM11 R TB 0 16887 Dong Ping M 1987 S3 C N/A N N/A N 3407 Du Jianping M 1983 S3 C SB2 C SM3 C A 1,2,12, 5527 Dun Longjuan W 1993 S9 C SB8 C SM9 C 9 16883 Feng Yazhu W 1992 S2 C N/A C A 4781 Gao Nan M 1989 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 12+ 3637 Gu Kaixiang M 1991 S6 C SB5 C SM6 C A, 12+ 5266 Guan Xiangnan W 1987 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C A, 5, 12 5267 Guo Jun M 1988 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3, 5954 Guo Zhi M 1989 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 1,4 3960 He Junquan M 1978 S5 C SB6 C SM5 C AY 7,9 8945 He Zhenxing W 1992 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 1,5 4800 Hu Yu W 1989 S7 R SB7 R SM7 R 12+ 16900 Huang Chaowen M 1993 S4 N SB3 N SM4 N IPC Sport Data Management System Page 1 of 4 Timestamp 2015-08-27 03:35:52 IPC Swimming Classification Master List Summer Season 2011 14534 Huang Haifeng M 1993 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 7 4801 Huang Min W 1984 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 1,4, 14509 Huang Zheng M 1966 S12 R SB12 R SM12 R 0 4416 Jiang Fuying W 1988 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AEY 7 16894 Jiang Ji M 1989 S2 C N/A N N/A N 5287 Jiang Shengnan W 1991 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3 6267 Jiang Shengquan M 1986 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 8 5288 Jin Xiaoqin W 1991 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,2, 17027 Jin Zhipeng M 1992 S4 C SB3 C SM4 C A, 1, 4, 12 3434 Li Hanhua M 1982 S3 C SB2 C SM3 C AE12 6312 Li Hui M 1988 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 1,5 14536 Li Lixiang M 1984 S9 R SB8 R SM9 R 9 16909 Lin Dingna W 1990 S4 C N/A N N/A N 6314 Lin Furong M 1992 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 1,5 11942 Lin Ping W 1994 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 1,5 14532 Lin Zhenyu M 1989 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 1,4 4421 Liu Ce M 1988 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 4 16889 Liu Jingyan M 1985 S8 C SB8 R SM8 R 5310 Liu Ruijin M 1989 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,4 11937 Liu Xiaobing M 1990 S9 C SB8 C SM9 C 9 11940 Lou Chenquan M 1990 S11 C SB11 C SM11 C TB 0 11944 Lu Dong W 1991 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 7 4423 Lu Hong Mei W 1990 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AEY 7 16896 Lu Ping M 1993 S3 N 5313 Lu Weiyuan W 1990 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3, 16888 Luo Bingyang M 1991 S4 N SB3 N SM4 N 14538 Luo Fangyu M 1990 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 7 16905 Ma Jiaming M 2000 S3 R SB3 R SM3 R A, 5, 12 16897 Ma Rui M 1993 S6 N 16908 Ma Yaqin W 1991 S3 C N/A N N/A N 11936 Pan Shiyun M 1989 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 1,3,12+ 4836 Pei Mang M 1973 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 1,3,8, 14537 Qin Ming W 1970 S12 R SB12 R SM12 R 0 IPC Sport Data Management System Page 2 of 4 Timestamp 2015-08-27 03:35:52 IPC Swimming Classification Master List Summer Season 2011 16907 Qiu Yinan W 1990 S3 C N/A N N/A N 11943 Song Lingling W 1996 S6 C SB5 C SM6 C A, 12 14510 Song Maodang M 1993 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3 16906 Sun Ji M 1988 S3 C SB3 C SM3 C A, 4+ 4914 Tan Xu W 1994 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C AY 3 4217 Tang Yuan M 1983 S6 C SB5 C SM6 C 12 4867 Tian Rong M 1987 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 1,2,9, 16895 Wang Changqiang M 1993 S3 N 16902 Wang Chao M 1989 S3 C N/A N N/A N 5406 Wang Jiachao M 1991 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,2, 14539 Wang Jingang M 1991 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C AY 2 16885 Wang Quan M 1996 S5 N 6507 Wang Shuai W 1986 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 9 14533 Wang Yinan M 1989 S8 C N/A C N/A C 6,12+ 16880 Wang Ying W 1980 S7 N 16913 Wang Zhenfeng M 1994 S2 C N/A N N/A N 5410 Wei Yanpeng M 1983 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,2,4,9, 6893 Wu Bin M 1979 S12 R SB12 R SM12 R 0 8947 Wu Jimin W 1991 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C 9 3902 Wu Qi W 1992 S5 C SB4 C SM5 C A12 3463 Xia Jiangbo W 1989 S3 C SB2 C SM3 C AE 12 5416 Xiao Min W 1987 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,2, 6705 Xie Qing W 1988 S11 C SB11 C SM11 C TB 0 6077 Xiong Xiaoming M 1982 S9 C SB9 C SM9 C 5,12+ 16903 Xu Qianwei W 1992 S5 C SB4 C SM5 C A, 12, 4452 Xu Qing M 1992 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C EY 4 5418 Xu Yanru W 1989 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,5 4728 Xue Lijun W 1989 S7 R SB6 R SM7 R 2009 A 12+ 14542 Xue Xue W 1990 S11 R SB11 R SM11 R TB 0 16912 Yan Dawei M 1990 S3 C N/A N N/A N 6706 Yang Bozun M 1986 S11 R SB11 R SM11 R 2019 TB 0 14540 Yang Feng M 1991 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,2 8948 Yang Huaqiang M 1992 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C E 1,5 IPC Sport Data Management System Page 3 of 4 Timestamp 2015-08-27 03:35:52 IPC Swimming Classification Master List Summer Season 2011 16899 Yang Jinlong M 1982 S2 N 4890 Yang Tianshu W 1987 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C 1,3,12+ 14541 Yang Xiusen M 1991 S8 C SB7 R SM8 R 12+ 16890 Yang Yang M 1997 S2 C SB2 C SM2 C A 12 4453 Yang Yuanrun M 1990 S7 C SB7 C SM7 C E 1,4 11945 Ye Long M 1989 S10 C SB9 C SM10 C A, 9 4462 Yin Jianhua M 1970 S6 C 4,12+ 16881 Ying Weiliang M 1991 S2 N 3652 Zeng Huabin M 1974 S4 C SB4 C SM4 C AYE 7,8 16884 Zhang Chao M 1994 S5 C SB4 C SM5 C A, 12 16882 Zhang Han W 1988 S7 C N/A N N/A N 16886 Zhang Jianmin W 1987 S3 C N/A N N/A N 16891 Zhang Renpo M 1965 S5 C N/A N N/A N 16911 Zhang Xinyuan M 1992 S3 N 16878 Zhang Zhen M 1993 S3 C N/A N N/A N 11939 Zhao Xueming M 1990 S8 C SB8 C SM8 C 1,3 16904 Zhao Yaping W 1990 S4 N 11935 Zheng Tao M 1990 S6 C SB7 C SM6 C AY 7 11941 Zheng Yongqi M 1994 S12 R SB12 R SM12 R 0 7120 Zhou Ying W 1994 S5 R SB4 R SM5 R 2013 A 12 16879 Zhu Xueqi W 1991 S3 C SB2 C SM3 C A, 1, 2, 12 16910 Zhu Xueqin W 1988 S5 C SB4 C SM5 C 12, A + 16915 Zhu Ziying W 1998 S4 R N/A N N/A N Legend G Gender St Classification Status of the class to the left - Classification statuses can be C (Confirmed), R (Review) or N (New) R Review Year IPC Sport Data Management System Page 4 of 4 Timestamp 2015-08-27 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