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Start List for World Cup 2015 Round 2 Sprint Start list for World Cup 2015 Round 2 Sprint Name: World Cup 2015 Round 2 Sprint Organisers: Halden SK / Idefjordens SK / Ljungskile FK / Norway / Stangenas AIS / Sweden Date: Saturday 6 June Men 3 840 m, 121 entered competitors Bib Punching card Name Organisation Start time number number 101 8620619 Liutauras Bilevicius Lithuanian Orienteering 13:15 Federation 102 8618909 Brendan Shields Orienteering USA 13:16 103 8619513 Zsolt Lenkei Hungarian Orienteering 13:17 Federation 105 8619460 Celestin Crespin French Orienteering 13:19 Federation 106 8619713 Matthew Schepisi Orienteering Australia 13:20 107 8619500 Toby Scott New Zealand Orienteering 13:21 Federation 108 8619710 Henry McNulty Orienteering Australia 13:22 109 8619766 Peeter Pihl Estonian Orienteering 13:23 Federation EOL 110 8620458 Apostol Atanasov Bulgarian Orienteering 13:24 Federation 111 8620645 Karolis Lazdauskas Lithuanian Orienteering 13:25 Federation 112 8621231 KyongSa Ri Democratic Peoples 13:26 Republic of Korea 113 8618906 Matej Sebo Orienteering USA 13:27 114 8620358 Olle Bostrom Swedish Orienteering 13:28 Federation 115 8620406 Michal Krajcik Slovak Orienteering 13:29 Federation 116 8620893 Wojciech Dwojak Polish Orienteering 13:30 Federation 117 8621080 Michal Hubacek Czech Orienteering 13:31 Federation 118 8619464 Loic Capbern French Orienteering 13:32 Federation 119 8619502 Matt Ogden New Zealand Orienteering 13:33 Federation 120 8619612 Alasdair McLeod British Orienteering 13:34 121 8621235 Carl Godager Kaas Norwegian Orienteering 13:35 Federation 122 8619525 Michael Svoboda Orienteering Canada 13:36 123 8620446 Denys Shcherbakov Ukrainian Orienteering 13:37 Federation 124 8618904 Ross Smith Orienteering USA 13:38 125 8620502 Roman Ryapolov 13:39 Russian Orienteering Federation 126 8619505 Shamus Morrison New Zealand Orienteering 13:40 Federation 127 8619524 Robbie Anderson Orienteering Canada 13:41 128 8620505 Dmitrii Nakonechnyi Russian Orienteering 13:42 Federation 129 8619688 Matthias Kretzschmar Deutscher Turner Bund 13:43 130 8619604 Chris Smithard British Orienteering 13:44 131 8619393 Hakon Jarvis Westergard Norwegian Orienteering 13:45 Federation 132 8619790 Jan Sedivy Czech Orienteering 13:46 Federation 133 8619788 Daniel Hajek Czech Orienteering 13:47 Federation 134 8619461 Vincent Coupat French Orienteering 13:48 Federation 135 8618907 Giacomo Barbone Orienteering USA 13:49 136 8619719 Marek Karm Estonian Orienteering 13:50 Federation EOL 137 8621064 Jeremy Genar Belgian Orienteering 13:51 Federation ABSO BVOS 138 8621011 Guy Sabo Israel Sport Orienteering 13:52 Association 139 8620667 Janis Kums Latvian Orienteering 13:53 Federation 140 8620464 Ivaylo Kamenarov Bulgarian Orienteering 13:54 Federation 141 8619646 Christoph Prunsche Deutscher Turner Bund 13:55 142 8619038 Rasmus Djurhuus Danish Orienteering 13:56 Federation DOF 143 8619697 Bjarne Friedrichs Deutscher Turner Bund 13:57 144 8619645 Soeren Riechers Deutscher Turner Bund 13:58 145 8619633 Chris Galloway British Orienteering 13:59 146 8619699 Bojan Blumenstein Deutscher Turner Bund 14:00 147 8620549 Giacomo Zagonel Italian Orienteering 14:01 Federation FISO 148 8619761 Sergei Rjabyshkin Estonian Orienteering 14:02 Federation EOL 149 8620517 Artem Popov Russian Orienteering 14:03 Federation 150 8620416 Artem Panchenko Ukrainian Orienteering 14:04 Federation 151 8620917 Piotr Parfianowicz Polish Orienteering 14:05 Federation 152 8619730 Ats Sonajalg Estonian Orienteering 14:06 Federation EOL 153 8620603 Riccardo Scalet Italian Orienteering 14:07 Federation FISO 154 8619388 Martin Vister Norwegian Orienteering 14:08 Federation 155 8620612 Algirdas Bartkevicius Lithuanian Orienteering 14:09 Federation 156 8620748 Topi Penttinen Finnish Orienteering 14:10 Federation 157 8620676 Andris Jubelis Latvian Orienteering 14:11 Federation 158 8620731 Miika Suominen Finnish Orienteering 14:12 Federation 159 8621190 Emil Ahlbeck Norwegian Orienteering 14:13 Federation 160 8620518 Dmitrii Poliakov Russian Orienteering 14:14 Federation 161 8620600 Marco Seppi Italian Orienteering 14:15 Federation FISO 162 8620490 Dmitry Tsvetkov Russian Orienteering 14:16 Federation 163 8620929 Wojciech Kowalski Polish Orienteering 14:17 Federation 164 8620666 Davis Dislers Latvian Orienteering 14:18 Federation 165 8620935 Bartosz Pawlak Polish Orienteering 14:19 Federation 166 8620771 Miika Kirmula Finnish Orienteering 14:20 Federation 167 8620324 Baptiste Rollier Swiss Orienteering 14:21 168 8620135 Helmut Gremmel Austrian Orienteering 14:22 Federation 169 8620411 Oleksandr Kratov Ukrainian Orienteering 14:23 Federation 170 8620601 Andrea Seppi Italian Orienteering 14:24 Federation FISO 171 8621092 Trond Einar Moen Pedersli Norwegian Orienteering 14:25 Federation 172 8619606 David Schorah British Orienteering 14:26 173 8620674 Arturs Paulins Latvian Orienteering 14:27 Federation 174 8619498 Ross Morrison New Zealand Orienteering 14:28 Federation 175 8619626 Peter Hodkinson British Orienteering 14:29 176 8620611 Vilius Aleliunas Lithuanian Orienteering 14:30 Federation 177 8620744 Fredric Portin Finnish Orienteering 14:31 Federation 178 8619264 Jakob Edsen Ekhard Danish Orienteering 14:32 Federation DOF 179 8620759 Olli Pekka Koistinen Finnish Orienteering 14:33 Federation 180 8619506 Tim Robertson New Zealand Orienteering 14:34 Federation 181 8619532 Nicolas Simonin Irish Orienteering 14:35 Association 182 8620519 Alessio Tenani Italian Orienteering 14:36 Federation FISO 183 8620365 Anton Ostlin 14:37 Swedish Orienteering Federation 184 8619743 Sander Vaher Estonian Orienteering 14:38 Federation EOL 185 8620385 Emil Svensk Swedish Orienteering 14:39 Federation 186 8620465 Kiril Nikolov Bulgarian Orienteering 14:40 Federation 187 8619385 Magne Daehli Norwegian Orienteering 14:41 Federation 188 8620349 Oskar Sjoeberg Swedish Orienteering 14:42 Federation 189 8620362 William Lind Swedish Orienteering 14:43 Federation 190 8620054 Milos Nykodym Czech Orienteering 14:44 Federation 191 8620454 Pavlo Ushkvarok Ukrainian Orienteering 14:45 Federation 192 8620470 Ivan Sirakov Bulgarian Orienteering 14:46 Federation 193 8619749 Antonio Martinez Perez Spanish Orienteering 14:47 Federation FEDO 194 8620130 Gernot Kerschbaumer Austrian Orienteering 14:48 Federation 195 8619034 Andreas Hougaard Boesen Danish Orienteering 14:49 Federation DOF 196 8620751 Tuomo Makela Finnish Orienteering 14:50 Federation 197 8619470 Lucas Basset French Orienteering 14:51 Federation 198 8620382 Martin Regborn Swedish Orienteering 14:52 Federation 199 8620757 Severi Kymalainen Finnish Orienteering 14:53 Federation 200 8620147 Robert Merl Austrian Orienteering 14:54 Federation 201 8621084 Gaute Hallan Steiwer Norwegian Orienteering 14:55 Federation 202 8620307 Andreas Kyburz Swiss Orienteering 14:56 203 8620333 Andreas Rueedlinger Swiss Orienteering 14:57 204 8619635 Scott Fraser British Orienteering 14:58 205 8619600 Murray Strain British Orienteering 14:59 206 8619624 Kristian Jones British Orienteering 15:00 207 8620769 Marten B Bostrom Finnish Orienteering 15:01 Federation 208 8620297 Florian Howald Swiss Orienteering 15:02 209 8620202 Fabian Hertner Swiss Orienteering 15:03 210 8620049 Vojtech Kral Czech Orienteering 15:04 Federation 211 8621091 Oystein Kvaal Osterbo Norwegian Orienteering 15:05 Federation 212 8619423 Frederic Tranchand 15:06 French Orienteering Federation 213 8620354 Gustav Bergman Swedish Orienteering 15:07 Federation 214 8620623 Jonas Vytautas Gvildys Lithuanian Orienteering 15:08 Federation 215 8619269 Tue Lassen Danish Orienteering 15:09 Federation DOF 216 8620303 Martin Hubmann Swiss Orienteering 15:10 217 8619033 Soren Bobach Danish Orienteering 15:11 Federation DOF 218 8621042 Yannick Michiels Belgian Orienteering 15:12 Federation ABSO BVOS 219 8620310 Matthias Kyburz Swiss Orienteering 15:13 220 8620360 Jonas Leandersson Swedish Orienteering 15:14 Federation 221 8620300 Daniel Hubmann Swiss Orienteering 15:15 222 8619794 Jan Prochazka Czech Orienteering 15:16 Federation Women 3 400 m, 97 entered competitors Bib Punching card Name Organisation Start time number number 301 8620448 Olga Sluta Ukrainian Orienteering 13:39:30 Federation 302 8619695 Arntraut Goetsch Deutscher Turner Bund 13:40:30 303 8620437 Olena Pitirimova Ukrainian Orienteering 13:41:30 Federation 304 8618916 Kseniya Popova Orienteering USA 13:42:30 305 8619701 Christiane Troesse Deutscher Turner Bund 13:43:30 306 8620997 Eva Jurenikova Czech Orienteering 13:44:30 Federation 307 8620975 Weronika Cych Polish Orienteering 13:45:30 Federation 308 8620661 Liga Valdmane Latvian Orienteering 13:46:30 Federation 309 8621143 Elise Egseth Norwegian Orienteering 13:47:30 Federation 310 8619383 Anne Margrethe Norwegian Orienteering 13:48:30 Hausken Nordberg Federation 311 8620392 Annika Billstam Swedish Orienteering 13:49:30 Federation 312 8620941 Aleksandra Hornik Polish Orienteering 13:50:30 Federation 313 8620522 Lia Patscheider Italian Orienteering 13:51:30 Federation FISO 314 8620443 Olena Postelniak Ukrainian Orienteering 13:52:30 Federation 315 8620629 Inga Kazlauskaite Lithuanian Orienteering 13:53:30 Federation 316 8619469 Lauriane Beauvisage French Orienteering 13:54:30 Federation 317 8619767 Eva Kabathova Czech Orienteering 13:55:30 Federation 318 8620686 Merja Rantanen Finnish Orienteering 13:56:30 Federation 319 8619770 Lenka Poklopova Czech Orienteering 13:57:30 Federation 320 8620400 Sara Hagstrom Swedish Orienteering 13:58:30 Federation 321 8619722 Sigrid Ruul Estonian Orienteering 13:59:30 Federation EOL 322 8619030 Cristina Luis Orienteering
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