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Document.Pdf Lille, le 24 février 2012 Communiqué de presse LA DIRECTION REGIONALE DE LA JEUNESSE, DES SPORTS ET DE LA COHESION SOCIALE AVEC LA NATATION POUR 2012 ■ ■ ■ André Bouvet, directeur régional de la jeunesse, des sports et de la cohésion sociale participera ce samedi 25 février à 11h00, au Casino de Dunkerque , à la conférence de presse de lancement des championnats de France de natation , qualificatifs pour les Jeux olympiques (JO) de Londres. L’action de la direction régionale de la jeunesse, des sports et de la cohésion sociale (DRJSCS) vise à améliorer l’offre sportive sur l’ensemble du territoire. Elle s’exerce, d’une part, en direction du haut niveau et d’autre part, de la pratique sportive pour tous. La DRJSCS soutient particulièrement le championnat de France Elite 2012 dans son volet promotion du sport licencié et valorisation de l’engagement bénévole . Elle est le partenaire principal de la journée du mercredi 21 mars 2012 qui permettra, à l’initiative du Comité régional, à près de 300 jeunes avec leurs encadrants venant de tous les clubs de la région de rencontrer leurs champions. Il s’agit de mettre en évidence l’ancrage territorial exceptionnel de la natation régionale et de promouvoir le rôle des clubs dans l’émergence des champions et dans la pratique de la natation pour tous. La DRJSCS accompagne cette compétition de très haut niveau car elle constitue la vitrine d’excellence du dynamisme sportif de la région dans le cadre de la base arrière des JO 2012 . La DRJSCS c’est aussi, pour le sport de haut niveau - l’évaluation des structures des parcours d’excellence sportive en Nord - Pas-de-Calais pour la délivrance du label ministériel ; parmi elles, le pôle espoir de waterpolo à Douai et le pôle France jeune de natation à Dunkerque. - le suivi des sportifs de haut niveau tels que les 30 nageurs de notre région figurant sur les listes nationales. L’un deux Joanes HEDEL bénéficie à ce titre d’une convention d’insertion professionnelle permettant d’apporter un complément financier à son employeur. en faveur du sport pour tous - l’aide à la construction ou à la rénovation des bassins de natation grâce à la mobilisation des moyens financiers du centre national pour le développement du sport ( CNDS ): depuis 2002, 20 projets ont été aidés par l’Etat pour plus de 20 millions d’euros. Les piscines de Béthune et de Dunkerque ont été labellisées JO 2012. - l’aide au développement de la discipline : les clubs, les comités départementaux et le comité régional ont reçu près de 250 000 euros en 2011 pour réaliser leurs projets. - l’action d’un cadre technique sportif , agent de l’Etat placé auprès du comité régional de natation, qui a particulièrement contribué à l’organisation de la rencontre des jeunes et des champions. - la valorisation des grands événements : les grands événements reçoivent une aide au plan national, mais la direction régionale peut accompagner des initiatives locales prises à ces occasions. C’est le cas pour le championnat Elite organisé par le club Dunkerque Natation. Contact : Géry PAMART - 03.20.14.42.24 - [email protected] Direction Régionale de la Jeunesse, des Sports et de la Cohésion Sociale Nord-Pas-de-Calais 35, rue Boucher de Perthes – 59044 LILLE Cedex Tél : 03.20.14.42.42 - Fax : 03.20.14.43.00 – www.nord-pas-de-calais.drjscs.gouv.fr Championnats de France de Natation Dunkerque, du dimanche18 au dimanche 25 mars Objectif : Londres ! Une élite forte et ambitieuse sera présente à Dunkerque du dimanche 18 au dimanche 25 mars. Un moment important durant lequel les Qualificatifs pour : nageurs français ne manqueront pas de faire sensation et Les Jeux olympiques 2012 d’impressionner par leur niveau d’excellence. Londres, 28 juillet au 4 août Un enjeu de taille ! Au final, seuls deux nageurs au maximum, par épreuve individuelle, Les Championnats d’Europe 2012 pourront se qualifier pour les Jeux olympiques de Londres. Debrecen (HUN), 21 au 27 mai Le Collectif mondial français ! L’OPEN EDF 2012 Il est composé de onze nageuses et de quatorze nageurs. L’ensemble de Paris, 6 et 7 juillet ce groupe est médaillé sur les plus grands évènements internationaux. Chez les filles le palmarès n’est pas à négliger : Laure Manaudou, Les Championnats Open des USA championne olympique, Alexianne Castel, Camille Muffat, Indianapolis,7 au 11 août championnes du monde, Coralie Balmy, Charlotte Bonnet,Aurore Mongel, championnes d’Europe, également des médailles d’argent ou de bronze aux championnats du monde et d’Europe pour : Mélanie Hénique, Mylène Lazare, Ophélie‐Cyrielle Etienne, Sophie de Ronchi, Mémo Lara Grangeon. INFO PRESSE Capacité d’accueil : 1125 personnes/jour Chez les garçons, quatorze font partie de l’élite mondiale, dont Alain Nombre de nageurs et de clubs : Bernard, champion olympique, Hugues Duboscq, triple médaillé + de 500 nageurs et + de 150 clubs olympique, Frédérick Bousquet, Fabien Gilot,GrégoryMallet, médaillés olympiques ; Camille Lacourt,JérémyStravius, champions du monde, Son attendus également : plusieurs William Meynard, médaillé mondial ; Yannick Agnel, Sébastien Rouault, nations et nageurs étrangers de niveau champions d’Europe. mondial (engagements le 7 mars) Nous noterons aussi, en dehors des nageurs étrangers qui viendront Le retour à la compétition de deux pour l’occasion se confronter aux Français, la présence de : Amaury grandes nageuses françaises : Leveaux, médaillé olympique 2008, le grand retour, après une Laure MANAUDOU et Alena POPCHANKA maternité, des nageuses : Alena Popchanka, médaillée mondiale et de INFO PRESSE la championne olympique, Laure Manaudou (déjà citée plus haut). 2 INFOS UTILES CONFERENCE DE PRESSE DE PRESENTATION Conférence de Presse du samedi 25 février : Samedi 25 février, 11 H00, au Casino de Dunkerque, Pour confirmer votre présence et vos besoins Place Paul Asseman éventuels en interview, merci de contacter le service de presse de la Fédération Française de Natation, Présentée par le journaliste, Alexandre Boyon Marie‐Christine UCCIANI, dès que possible. Email : [email protected], [email protected] Les intervenants : Tel. : 06.89.18.85.79 / 01.41.83.87.55 ou 56 Pour la Fédération Française de Natation : LA COMPETITION : Francis Luyce, Président FFN et organisateur local Les conférences de presse (à la piscine) : Christian Donzé, Directeur Technique National ‐ d’ouverture, samedi 17 mars (horaire à définir) Pour l’organisation locale : ‐ de bilan, dimanche 25 mars à 11 H00 Michel Delebarre, Sénateur Maire et Président de la Communauté Urbaine de Dunkerque Les points presse des têtes d’affiche (à la piscine) : ‐ Samedi 17 mars –à partir de 9 H30 Wulfran Despicht, Vice‐Président du Conseil Régional du Nord/Pas‐de‐Calais INFO PRESSE ACCREDITATION MEDIA Jean Schepman, Date limite des accréditations jeudi 16 février. Vice‐Président du Conseil Général du Nord La date limite des accréditations est exceptionnellement André Bouvet, prorogée au vendredi 2 mars. Toutefois, les demandes seront Directeur Régional de la Jeunesse, des Sports et de la Cohésion Sociale prises en compte en fonction des places restantes. Merci de contacter rapidement le Service de Presse de la Fédération Eddy Rollet, Française de Natation. Directeur du Casino de Dunkerque Impératif : La carte de presse vous sera demandée. En présence du nageur Joanès Hedel Contact presse FFN : Marie‐Christine UCCIANI, Responsable des Relations presse, Email : [email protected] ; INFO PRESSE [email protected] ; tél. : 0141838755, 0689188579 Lieu de la compétition : Piscine Paul Asseman, Place Paul Asseman, 59140 Dunkerque 3 LE PROGRAMME Dunkerque, du dimanche18 au dimanche 25 mars DIMANCHE 18 DIMANCHE 18 LUNDI 19 LUNDI 19 MARDI 20 MARDI 20 MERCREDI 21 Séries : 9H30 Après‐midi : 18H00 Séries : 9H30 Après‐midi : 18H00 Séries : 9H30 Après‐midi :18H00 Séries : 9H30 400 4 NagesM 18H00 ‐ 400 4 Nages M (finale B) 100 Dos D 18H00 – 100 Papillon D (finale) 200 NL D 18H00 – 200 NL D (demie1) 100 NL M 18H06 ‐ 400 4 Nages M (finale A) 18H04 – 200 NL D (demie2) 100 Papillon D 18H12 – 100 Papillon D(demie1) 200 NL M 18H03 – 200 NL M (demie1) 200 Papillon M 18H08 – 200 NL M (finale) 200 Papillon D 18H15 – 100 Papillon D (demie2) 18H07 – 200 NL M (demie2) 50 Papillon M 18H18 –Podium 400 4 Nages M 100 Brasse D 18H11 – 100 Brasse D (demie1) 50 Papillon D 18H12 –50 Papillon D (finale B) 50 Dos M 18H14 – 100 Brasse D (demie2) 18H14 –50 Papillon D (finale A) 400 NL M 18H23 –50 Papillon M (finale B) 100 Dos M 18H17 – Podium 100 Papillon D 200 4 Nages D 18H16 – 100 Dos D(finale) 50 Dos D 18H25 –50 Papillon M (finale A) 400 4 Nages D 18H27 – 400 NL M (finale B) 400 NL D 18H22 – 100 Brasse M (finale) 18H19 –Podium 200 NL M 200 Brasse M 18H33 – 400 NL M (finale A) 100 Brasse M 18H39 –Podium50 Papillon M 18H25 – 400 NL D (finale B) 18H24 – 100 Dos M (finale) 18H31 – 400 NL D (finale A) 18H44 – 400 4 Nages D (finale B) 18H37 – Podium 100 Brasse M 18H27 –Podium50 Papillon D 18H50 – 400 4 Nages D (finale A) 18 H56 –Podium 400 NL M 18H42 – 100 Dos M(demie1) 18H32 – 100 Brasse D (finale) 18H45 – 100 Dos M (demie2) 19H01 – 100 Brasse M (demie1) 18H48 – Podium 400 NL D 18H35 – Podium 100 Dos D INFO PRESSE19H04 – 100 Brasse M (demie2) 19H07 – Podium 400 4 Nages D 18H53 – 100 Dos D (demie1) 18H40 – 200 Papillon M (demie1) 18H56 – 100 Dos D (demie2) 18H44 – 200 Papillon M (demie2) 19H12 ‐ Fin 18H59 ‐ Fin 18H48 –Podium 100 Dos M 18H53 – 200 4 N D (demie1) 18H57 – 200 4 N D (demie2) 19H01 –Podium 100 Brasse D 19H06 – 1500 NL D (1 série) 19H25 –Podium 1500 NL D 19H30 ‐ Fin PROGRAMME LE PROGRAMME Dunkerque, du dimanche18
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