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2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Athletics BRA Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Evangelista Cardoso Mateus M Sprint & Jumps / T37 Ferreira dos Santos Petrucio M Sprint / T47 Gomes Felipe M Sprint / T11 Nascimento Yohansson M Sprint / T47 Oliveira Alan Fonteles Cardoso M Sprint / T43 Pires Da Silva Alex M Long Distance / T46 Guilhermina Terezinha F Sprint / T11 RUS Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Arefyev Artem M Middle Distance / T36 Ashapatov Alexey M Throws / F57 Kotlov Alexey M Sprint / T47 Loginov Artem M Sprint / T12 Prokhorov Anton M Sprint / T42 Sharov Egor M Sprint / T13 Sviridov Vladimir M Throws / F36 Torsunov Evgenii M Sprint / T36 Trikolich Fedor M Sprint / T12 Bogacheva Maria F Throws / F54 Ivanova Elena F Sprint / T36 Kulinich-Sorokina Anna F Throws & Sprint / T-F12 Oksem Sofia F Throws / F12 Pautova Elena F Middle & Long Distance / T12 Rodomakina Nikol F Sprint & Jumps / T47 Sapozhnikova Anna F Sprint & Jumps / T37 Vertinskaya Irina F Throws / F37 UKR Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Danyliuk Roman M Throws / F12 Pavlyk Roman M Sprint / T36 Boturchuk Oxana F Sprint / T12 Pomazan Mariia F Throws / F35 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Alpine Skiing RUS Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Agranovskii German M Guide for Frantsev Alyabyev Alexander M LW6/8-2 Bugaev Aleksei M LW6/8-3 Frantsev Ivan M B2 Geroev Evgeny M Guide for Redkozubov Perevozchikov Denis M Guide for Zhuikova Pliaskin Semen M Guide for Frantceva Redkozubov Valerii M B2 Rychkov Alexander M Visually Impaired Shuvalov Nikolai M LW10-2 Vetrov Alexander M LW5/7-3 Zabotin Pavel M Guide for Fligil Fligil Lidia F B3 Frantceva Aleksandra F B2 Mosova Iuliia F Visually Impaired Papulova Mariia F LW6/8-2 Voronchikhina Varvara F LW6/8-2 Zhuikova Mariia F Visually Impaired 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Biathlon and Para Cross Country Skiing RUS Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Artemov Alexsander M B1 Bychenok Aleksei M LW12 Chokhlaev Stanislav M B1 Cherepanov Ilia M Guide for Alexsander Artemov Davidovich Aleksandr M LW12 Eliseev Pavel M Guide for Nikita Povarov Ganzei Aleksandr M LW12 Golubkov Ivan M LW11.5 Ivanov Alexey M Guide for Mikhalina Lysova Kagarmanov Radal M B3 Karachurin Azat M LW5/7 Kolodiichuk Oleg M Guide for Stanislav Chokhlaev Kononov Vladimir M LW5/7 Korobeynikov Vasily M Guide for Radal Kagarmanov Lekomtsev Vladislav M LW6 Tokarev Andrei M Guide for Nikolay Polukhin Tukmachev Mikhail M LW4 Minnegulov Rushan M LW8 Petushkov Roman M LW12 Pirogov Maksim M Guide for Marina Galitsyna Polukhin Nikolay M B2 Povarov Nikita M B3 Pronkov Aleksandr M LW5/7 Abdikarimova Akzhana F LW10.5 Bratiuk Natalia F LW8 Fedorova Nadezhda F LW12 Galitsyna Marina F B1 Guliaeva Irina F LW12 Iakimova Natalia F Guido for Elena Remizova Iovleva Mariia F LW12 Lysova Mikhalina F B2 Mikheeva Iuliia F LW8 Milenina Anna F LW8 Remizova Elena F B2 Rumyantseva Ekaterina F LW5/7 Uchuvatova Marina F LW6 Zainullina Marta F LW12 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Ice Hockey RUS Family name Given name Gender Discipline / Class Amosov Aleksei M Team Russia Barykin Stanislav M Team Russia Batiuk Denis M Team Russia Berdnik Ivan M Team Russia Chalin Alexander M Team Russia Ilalutdinov Ramil M Team Russia Kuzminykh Maksim M Team Russia Kuznetsov Ivan M Team Russia Lisov Dmitrii M Team Russia Lysov Aleksei M Team Russia Panfilov Sergei M Team Russia Peryshkov Roman M Team Russia Petrov Alexey M Team Russia Petrov Evgenii M Team Russia Plotnikov Evgenii M Team Russia Selyukin Vadim M Team Russia Shikhov Konstantin M Team Russia Sokolov Andrey M Team Russia Terentev Nikolai M Team Russia Varlakov Vasilii M Team Russia Volkov Ilia M Team Russia 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Powerlifting BRA Family name Given name Gender Class Carra Bruno M Up to 54.00kg Da Silva Evanio M Up to 88.00kg Porteiro Christian Divino M Up to 107.00kg Menezes Marcia Cristina F Up to 86.00kg Santos Terezinha F Up to 67.00kg EGY Family name Given name Gender Class Osman Sherif M Up to 59.00kg Elelfat Mohamed M Up to 72.00kg Mathana Metwaly M Up to 80.00kg Abdelhady Hany M Up to 88.00kg Eldib Mohamed M Up to 97.00kg Elsayed Mohamed M Up to 107.00kg Oteify Zeinab F Up to 45.00kg Omar Fatma F Up to 61.00kg Mahmoud Amal F Up to 67.00kg Ali Amany F Up to 73.00kg Hassan Geehan F Up to 79.00kg Mahmoud Randa F Up to 86.00kg Ali Nadia F Over 86.00kg RUS Family name Given name Gender Class Balynetc Vladimir M Up to 49.00kg Sychev Sergei M Up to 72.00kg TUR Family name Given name Gender Class Muratli Nazmiye F Up to 41.00kg UKR Family name Given name Gender Class Kriukov Anton M Up to 97.00kg Shevchuk Mariana F Up to 55.00kg Soloviova Lidiia F Up to 50.00kg 2018 IPC Registered Testing Pool - Quarter 1 (January, February, March) Para Swimming BRA Family name Given name Gender Class Dias Daniel de Farias M S5/SB4 Esteves Andre Brasil M S10/SB9 Rodrigues Phelipe Andrews M S10/SB9 UKR Family name Given name Gender Class Dubrov Denys M S10/SB9 Krypak Maksym M S10/SB9 Mereshko Yelyzaveta F S6/SB5.
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