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Lignano Sabbiadoro 2020 World Para Swimming World Series PI Classification Schedule Version 2 Lignano Sabbiadoro 2020 World Para Swimming World Series PI Classification Schedule Version 2 Athletes: Must present to the Classification 15 minutes before the allocated time on theclassification schedule. Must bring a passport or another official photo form of identification to classification. Will be required to read and sign a classification consent form prior to presenting to the classification panel. Must be accompanied by one support staff from their team. Must bring their own interpreter if they do not speak English. 24-Feb-20 Time SDMS ID NPC Family Name Given Name S Status SB Status SM Status Gender CoE 8:45 15335 ITA Ghiretti Giulia S5 R-2020 SB4 R-2020 SM5 R-2020 Female A, 3, 5, 12 8:45 22131 GBR Mullooly Zara S10 R-2020 SB9 R-2020 SM10 R-2020 Female 12, + 8:45 3715 ESP Torres Xavier S5 R SB3 R SM4 R Male *, A, Y, E, 1, 5, 12, + 9:30 36719 CRO Mecic Emma S9 N SB8 N SM9 N Female 10:00 5439 ESP Mari Alcaraz Jose Antonio S9 R-2020 SB8 R-2020 SM9 R-2020 Male 12, + 10:15 44326 ITA Bianco Vittoria S9 N SB8 N SM9 N Female 10:30 34131 GER Boettcher Gina S4 R-2020 SB3 R-2020 SM4 R-2020 Female A, Y, E, 3, 5, 12, + 11:00 14964 ITA Bocciardo Francesco S5 R-2020 SB4 R-2020 SM5 R-2020 Male A, 12 11:30 29889 ESP Garrido Brun Jacobo S9 R-2020 SB8 R-2020 SM9 R-2020 Male 12, + 11:45 23975 EGY Abdelshafi Malak S5 R SB4 R SM5 R Female A, 12 Lunch Break 13:45 3694 ESP Luque Miguel S5 R-2020 SB4 C SM5 R-2020 Male A, 12 13:45 22559 ITA Bicelli Federico S7 R-2020 SB6 R SM7 R Male 12, + 14:15 8404 GER Grahl Denise S7 R-2020 SB7 R-2020 SM7 R-2020 Female 12, + 15:15 26528 GBR Robinson Eleanor S6 R-2020 SB6 R-2020 SM6 R-2020 Female 12, + 15:30 30727 ITA Boggioni Monica S5 R-2020 SB4 R-2020 SM5 R-2020 Female A, E, 3, 5, 12 15:45 22346 GER Brune Fabian S6 R-2020 SB6 R-2020 SM6 R-2020 Male A, 1, 3, 4, 12, + 16:15 22574 ESP Ponce Bertran Antoni S5 R-2020 SB5 R-2020 SM5 R-2020 Male A, 12 17:15 11262 GBR Hynd Oliver S9 R-2020 SB8 R-2020 SM9 R-2020 Male A, 12, + 17:30 34320 SVK Hrušovský Alex S10 N SB9 N SM10 N Male 25-Feb-20 Time SDMS ID NPC Family Name Given Name S Status SB Status SM Status Gender CoE 8:45 42606 ITA Pirone Vincenzo S3 R SB2 R-2021 SM3 R Male A, E, 3, 12 8:45 33682 - HUN Szaraz Evelin S6 R-2020 SB5 R-2020 SM6 R-2020 Female A, 12 8:45 44375 BIH Karisik Ajdin S9 N SB9 N Male 9:30 30080 FRA Supiot Claire S8 R-2020 SB7 R-2020 SM8 R-2020 Female A, 12, + 10:30 34146 ITA Scortechini Alessia S10 R-2020 SB9 R-2020 SM10 R-2020 Female 1, 3, 5 10:30 26891 GBR Jones Michael S7 R-2020 SB7 R SM7 R Male A, 3, 5, 12, + 11:15 19693 ITA Palazzo Xenia Francesca S8 R-2020 SB8 R-2020 SM8 R-2020 Female A, 3, 5, 12, + 11:15 21042 GRE Lergios Alexandros-Stylianos S7 R SB7 R SM7 R Male *, 6, 12, + 12:00 32236 NOR Solberg Fredrik S9 R-2020 SB9 R-2020 SM9 R-2020 Male 1, 3, 5 12:15 32941 ROU Notretu Arian-Cristian S9 R-2019 SB8 R-2019 SM9 R-2019 Male 8 Lunch Break 13:00 13:45 4188 ITA Romano Emanuela S6 R SB5 R SM6 R Female *, A, 12, + 14:00 35679 NED Moleman Jonne S9 N SB8 N SM9 N Female 15:30 41811 GBR Hext Suzanna S5 R-2021 SB5 R SM5 R Female H, A, E, 3, 5, 12, + 15:30 35823 LAT Semjonovs Jurijs S8 R-2020 SB7 R-2020 SM8 R-2020 Male 3, 4, 12, + 15:45 23961 EGY Hashad Ahmad S5 R SB4 R SM5 R Male *, A, 5, 12 17:00 49060 GRE Pataridou Niki S10 N SB9 N SM10 N Female 26-Feb-20 Time SDMS ID NPC Family Name Given Name S Status SB Status SM Status Gender CoE 8:45 7377 DEN Vinther Amalie S8 R-2020 SB7 R-2020 SM8 R-2020 Female 3, 5, 12, + 8:45 31417 RPT Al Hussein Ibrahim S9 R-2020 SB8 R-2020 SM9 R-2020 Male 12, + 8:45 21004 KAZ Kinakh Sergey S10 R SB9 R SM10 R Male 9:30 41766 ITA Sorini Margherita S10 N SB9 N SM10 N Female 10:15 20540 SUI Meister Nora S7 R-2020 SB6 R SM7 R Female H, A, 12, + 10:30 17352 KAZ LI Dmitriy S10 R SB9 R SM10 R Male 12:00 41783 ITA Terzi Giulia S7 R-2020 SB6 R-2020 SM7 R-2020 Female A, 12, + 11:15 21543 SWE Andersson Niklas S7 R-2020 SB7 R-2020 SM7 R-2020 Male 3, 4, 12, + 11:15 17471 NED van Hofweegen Thijs S6 R-2020 SB6 R-2020 SM6 R-2020 Male A, 3, 5, 12, + Lunch Break 13:00 13:45 36274 AUT Ernhofer Andreas S4 R-2020 SB3 R-2020 SM4 R-2020 Male A, 3, 5, 12 14:00 19491 NOR Bjornstad Andreas Skaar S7 R-2020 SB6 R-2020 SM7 R-2020 Male A, 12 14:45 44368 SRB Draganov-Cordas Katarina S2 N Female 15:30 44312 SUI Renggli Ilaria S6 N SB5 N SM6 N Female 15:45 49091 UKR Solntsev Serhii S2 N SB2 N SM2 N Male 16:15 23960 EGY Ali Ahmed S6 R SB6 R SM6 R Male A, 12.
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