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OFFICIAL PROGRAMME GREETINGS FROM LEN AND FIN PRESIDENT PAOLO BARELLI Personally and on behalf of the Ligue Européenne the Natation and the Italian Swimming Federation, I express my warmest greetings to athletes, coaches, staff members, managers, referees and delegates who will participate at the European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup in Cuneo from 5 to 7 May 2016. The Champions Cup is the second continental event among those organized by LEN after the European Championships and one of the last test events before the World Championships to be held in Budapest from 14 to 22 July 2017. We are proud that the Stadio del Nuoto of Cuneo will be the scenario of an event of such international value with 15 Nations participants and more than 140 athletes. The warmest thanks to the City of Cuneo and Centro Sportivo Roero, for the heavy commitment to organize this Event together with the Italian Swimming Federation and the Ligue Européenne the Natation. Paolo Barelli LEN and FIN President GREEGREETINGSTINGS FROM PRESIDENT OF FIN AND LOC DEP GIANLUCA ALBONICO With my personal pleasure and proud, in the name of Regional Swimming Committee FIN Piemonte and Valle d’Aosta, I welcome all the delegations, coaches, judges, and athletes, who will participate in the Cuneo Swimming Stadium at the European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup from the 5th to 7th of May 2017. I’m sure that the Cuneo citizens will warmly welcome this high level international event with the same feelings showed during the Italian Senior National Championships last February. I would like to strongly thank the Ligue Européenne the Natation and the Italian Swimming Federation for their given trust, city of Cuneo and the Centro Sportivo Roero for their hospitality cooperation and professional effort in organising this important event. Gianluca Albonico FIN Piemonte and Valle d’Aosta President Organising Committee President OK_PRINT_SYCHRO_2015_A4.indd 1 20.04.2015 12:01:21 DDDeaDeaeaearrrr fffrfrrriiiieeeendndndndssss, The Italian Swimming Federation has the honour and pleasure to invite you to the European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup 2017, to be held in Cuneo, Italy. Cuneo has lots of experience in organizing Synchronised Swimming Event. We welcome you to Cuneo ! CUNEOCUNEO:: LET'S DISCOVEDISCOVERR A GREEN TOWN Maybe you still don’t know our region, do you? Here we give you 5 good reasons to come very soon to the province of Cuneo: V To breath some fresh air thanks to the uncontaminated nature of the many parks and valleys of our territory! V To taste the local produce of the land and the excellent Piedmontese gastronomy: there’s no doubt that even the more exigent gourmet will be completely satisfied! V To travel through the centuries and deepen oneself into another culture or simply walking under the wonderful old arcades of the town of Cuneo V Grottoes, churches, abbeys, castles, fe stivals and a lot of markets are impatiently waiting for your visit! All you wish is here, waiting for you, in the Province of Cuneo Tourist Board Tourist Office IAT - A.T.L. del Cuneese: Via Vittorio Amedeo II, 8/a – 12100 CUNEO Ph.+39.0171.690217 e-mail: [email protected] COUNTRIES BBEELLAARRUUSSBELARUS CCZZEECZECHCZECH REPUBLIC FFRRAANNCCEEFRANCE GERMANY GGRREEEECCEEGREECE IISSRRAAEELLISRAEL ITALYIITTAALLYY NETHERLANDS PPOOLLAANNDDPOLAND RUSSIARRUUSSSSIIAA SAN MARINO SSPPAAIINNSPAIN SWITZERLAND TTUURRKKEEYYTURKEY UUKKRRAAIINNEEUKRAINE DELEGATES The DelegatesDelegates for the European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup are:are:are: Noam ZWI (ISR) LEN Bureau Delegate Ulla LUCENIUS (FIN) LEN Delegate Maria THIVAIOU (GRE) LEN Delegate Marie KAVAKLIOGLU (TUR) LEN Delegate Simonetta ANTONAROLI (ITA) LEN Referee Naama CONSTANTINI (ISR) LEN Medical Delegate Ivona KRALIKOVA (CZE) LEN Evaluator TECHNICALTECHNICAL SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING COMMITTEE Andida BOUMA (NED) TSSC Member Christiane BRENNER FROMEL (AUT) TSSC Member Olga BRUSNIKINA (RUS) TSSC Member Darko CURUVIJA (CRO) TSSC Member Ana MONTERO (ESP) TSSC Member Maria RAMOS (GBR) TSSC Member Aliona SVETLICHNAYA (BLR) TSSC Member OOFFFFIICCIIAALLOFFICIALSOFFICIALSSS Evi VAN DER GUCHT BBEELLBEL Darya NAVASELSKAYA BBLLRRBLR Nuria Ayala GIMENO EESSPPESP Paloma Mendoza OLEA EESSPPESP Marie-Pascale BILLIET FFRRAAFRA Petra OBERMARK GGEERRGER Eleni KOUGIA GGRREEGRE Maria MAROUGKA GGRREEGRE Elena ANUFRIEVA ISISISRISRRR Natalia LERMAN IISSRRISR Eliana de LIDDO IITTAAITA Claudia LUCANTONI IITTAAITA Andida BOUMA NNEEDDNED Olga BRUSNIKINA RRUUSSRUS Nina BRENNWALD SSUUIISUI Olga NIKOLAICHUK UUKKRRUKR Anastasiya PETRENKO UUKKRRUKR Proud supplier with broad expertise in all types of Aquatic Sports equipment Selected for international events since 1976 2020 – European Aquatics and Water Polo, Budapest 2015 – 16th FINA World Championships, Kazan 1995 – European Championships, Vienna 2020 – 15th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), Abu Dhabi 2014 – 12th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), Doha 1992 – Olympic Games, Barcelona 2019 – 19th FINA World Championships, Gwangju 2014 – 32nd LEN Swimming Championships, Berlin 1989 – European Championships, Bonn 2018 – European Championships, Glasgow 2013 – 15th FINA World Championships, Barcelona 1984 – Olympic Games, Los Angeles 2018 – European Water Polo Championships, Barcelona 2012 – Olympic Games, London 1982 – FINA World Championships, Guayaquil 2018 – 14th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), Hangzhou 2011 – 14th FINA World Championships, Shanghai 1981 – European Championships, Split 2017 – 17th FINA World Championships, Budapest 2010 – 10th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), Dubai 1980 – Olympic Games, Moscow 2017 – European Swimming s.c. Championships, Copenhagen 2009 – 13th FINA World Championships, Rome 1979 – FINA World Cup, Tokyo 2017 – Champions League Final 6, Budapest 2008 – Olympic Games, Beijing 1978 – FINA World Championships, Berlin 2016 – Olympic Games, Rio 2004 – Olympic Games, Athens 1977 – European Championships, Jönköping 2016 – European Aquatics Championships, London 1999 – European Championships, Istanbul 1976 – Olympic Games, Montreal 2015 – 1st European Games, Baku 1997 – FINA World Swimming Championships (25m), Gothenburg Selected When it Counts Follow us on social media www.malmsten.com ABOUT THE SPORTS COMPLEX On 26 September 2015, the City of Cuneo inaugurated the New Swimming Stadium, a excellence structure for swimming at the international level. The Swimming Stadium was built ex novo, and includes the new pool, input building system, and locker room. Overall 6350 mq of new construction. Inside, it houses the new indoor pool with 8 lanes – 51,50 x 21 mt, depth from 1,20 mt to 2,30 mt – provided with two fixed heads and a draw-bridge, the tribune for the public with capacity until 616 persons, and and a cafeteria that overlooks the pool . The stadium has multiple entrances, with different levels. In particular it is possible to access at the structure from one place in front of the urban elevator. From this entrance you can reach the Desk of the Stadium with a spectacular staircase or by means of an elevator that guarantees accessibility. The other entrances are normally accessible from parking areas. The large windows overlooking the Alps gives this pool a unique light. Over the last three years the Swimming Stadium of Cuneo hosted for two consecutive years the Italian Championships in Synchronized swimming, with ever sold out spectator stands. TIMING&SCORING www.microplustiming.com SERVICES THE BEST SPORTS EVENTS ACCURATE FOR SPORT ON VENUE RESULT SYSTEM ACCREDITATION SYSTEM AQUATICS ATHLETICS CYCLING RALLY SKI ROWING CENTRAL RESULT SYSTEM BROADCAST SOLUTION MARATHON FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL SPECIAL SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURES SERVICES HANDBALL RUGBY MARTIAL ARTS GYMNASTIC OUR SERVICES TENNIS GOLF DETAILED COMPETITON PROGRAM TUESDAY MAY 2ndndnd · Arrival of Delegations ·OpOpOpen Open Training 18.00 ––– 20.00 (five lanes) WEDNESDAY MAY 3rdrdrd · Arrival of Delegations · Training according to schedule THURSDAY MAY 4ththth · Training according to schedule ·15.30: Team Managers Meeting and Routines Draw ···17.30: Judges Meeting FRIDAY MAY 5ththth · 08.00 - 09.30: Open Training ·09.00: Team Managers Meeting · 09.30: Warm up for Duet Technical and Mixed Duet Technical Final · 10.00 - 10.40: Duet T. & Mixed Duet T. practice with Music (one time each in order of appearance) ·10.10.10.00: 10.00: Judges Meeting · 10.50: Finalists Parade ·11.00 --- 12.00: Duet Technical & Mixed Duet Technical FinalFinalFinal · 12.15: Award Ceremony · 14.30 - 16.00: Open Training · 16.00 - 16.30: Warm up for Team Free Final · 16.25 - 17.10: Team Free practice with Music (one time each in order of appearance) ·17.00: Judges Meeting ···17.20 --- 17.40: Opening Ceremony · 17.50: Finalists Parade (2 Athletes for each Nation) ·18.00 --- 19.00: Team Free Final · 19.15: Award Ceremony · 20.30: Official Dinner SATURDAY MMAYAY 6AY 6ththth · 08.00 - 09.30: Open Training ·09.00: Team Managers Meeting · 09.30 - 10.10: Warm up for Team Technical Final ·10.00: Judges Meeting · 10.10 - 10.40: Team Technical practice with Music (one time each in order of appearance) · 10.50: Finalists Parade (2 Athletes for each Nation) ·11.00 --- 11.45: Team Technical Final · 12.00: Award Ceremony · 14.30 - 16.40: Warm up for Free Duet Preliminary ·16.00: Judges Meeting ···17.00 --- 18.15: Duet Free Preliminary ···18.45: Judges Meeting · 18.30 - 19.10: Warm up for Highlight Routine · 19.10 - 19.25: Highlight Routine practice with Music (one time each in order of appearance) · 19.35 - Finalists
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    SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Most Medals 5 Miya Tachibana JPN 1996/2000/2004 5 Miho Takeda JPN 1996/2000/2004 5 Anastasiya Davydova RUS 2004/2008/2012 4 Anastasiya Yermakova RUS 2004/2008 4 Andrea Fuentes ESP 2008/2012 3 Tracie Ruiz-Conforto USA 1984/1988 2 Karen Josephson USA 1988/1992 2 Sarah Josephson USA 1988/1992 2 Alison Bartosik USA 2004 2 Anna Kozlova USA 2004 Most Gold Medals 5 Anastasiya Davydova RUS 2004/2008/2012 4 Anastasiya Yermakova RUS 2004/2008 3 Olga Brusnikina RUS 2000/2004 3 Mariya Kiselyova RUS 2000/2004 3 Mariya Gromova RUS 2004/2008/2012 3 Elvira Khasyanova RUS 2004/2008/2012 3 Nataliya Ishchenko RUS 2008/2012 3 Svetlana Romashina RUS 2008/2012 2 Tracie Ruiz-Conforto USA 1984 Most Silver Medals 4 Miya Tachibana JPN 1996/2000/2004 4 Miho Takeda JPN 1996/2000/2004 3 Andrea Fuentes ESP 2008/2012 2 Juri Tatsumi JPN 2000/2004 2 Yoko Yoneda JPN 2000/2004 2 Gemma Mengual ESP 2008 Most Bronze Medals 2 Miwako Motoyoshi JPN 1984 2 Mikako Kotani JPN 1988 2 Fumiko Okuno JPN 1992 2 Alison Bartosik USA 2004 2 Anna Kozlova USA 2004 2 Huang Xuechen CHN 2008/2012 2 Liu Ou CHN 2008/2012 2 Alison Bartosik USA 2004 2 Anna Kozlova USA 2004 Most Years Winning Medals 3 Miya Tachibana JPN 1996/2000/2004 3 Miho Takeda JPN 1996/2000/2004 3 Anastasiya Davydova RUS 2004/2008/2012 3 Mariya Gromova RUS 2004/2008/2012 3 Elvira Khasyanova RUS 2004/2008/2012 2 Tracie Ruiz-Conforto USA 1984/1988 2 Karen Josephson USA 1988/1992 2 Sarah Josephson USA 1988/1992 Most Years Winning Gold Medals 3 Anastasiya Davydova RUS 2004/2008/2012 3 Mariya Gromova RUS 2004/2008/2012