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Oceanman Cyprus 2019 10/11/19 Oceanman 10K Woman Ran K OCEANMAN CYPRUS 2019 10/11/19 OCEANMAN 10K WOMAN RAN BIB ATHLET TEAM/SPONSOR CAT TOTAL TIME K 1 43 LYDIA PAPANDREOU GREECE-AO OKEANOS MASTER W 40-49 02:36'10"040 2 65 ALLA DANCHENKO UKRAINE-PASYA TEAM MASTER W 30-39 02:43'39"154 3 23 KACEY BOLLRUD USA-NIREAS TRIATHLON CLUB MASTER W 40-49 02:47'58"120 4 6 CLAIRE WRIGHT GREAT BRITAIN MASTER W 30-39 02:55'34"518 5 44 MAY TIMANI LEBANON MASTER W 40-49 02:59'58"825 6 34 SUSAN PUGH CYPRUS-RAF TRIATHLON MASTER W 40-49 03:00'51"408 7 25 NATALIA STUPAK UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE (DPP BANDA) MASTER W 30-39 03:16'11"446 8 2 ALMUDENA CASAS UAE-TEAM ANGEL WOLF MASTER W 20-29 03:17'09"508 9 45 ELEANA PAPAFLORATOU GREECE MASTER W 40-49 03:26'11"842 10 21 ILANA SLOBODIANYK UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE (DPP BANDA) MASTER W 40-49 03:38'51"746 11 36 NATALIA BYCHKOVA RUSSIA-MYSWIM MASTER W 40-49 03:51'17"781 12 33 VICTORIA EKHTARYAN RUSSIA-ILOVESUPERSPORT MASTER W 30-39 04:06'43"836 13 450 POPESCU CORNELIN ROMANIA MASTER W 50-59 04:15'30"649 DNS 7 RANIA GHOUSHEH JORDAN MASTER W 30-39 00:00'00"000 DNS 11 NATALIA TISHINA RUSSIA MASTER W 30-39 00:00'00"000 DNS 59 AIKATERINI GKIONI GREECE-V‰SBY SIMS‰LLSKAP JUNION WOMEN 00:00'00"000 OCEANMAN CYPRUS 2019 10/11/19 OCEANMAN 10K MAN RAN BIB ATHLET TEAM/SPONSOR CAT TOTAL TIME K 1 8 KONSTANTIN UKRADYHA UKRAINE-PODOLSKIY SWIMMING TEAM MASTER M 30-39 02:08'31"646 2 56 ALEXANDROS KAPELOS GREEK MASTER M 30-39 02:12'42"454 GREECE-CREDO S VICTORIA - PRO 3 191 HARRISIS TZANAVARAS MASTER M 40-49 02:12'42"573 TRAINING 4 9 PAVLO CHERNYSH UKRAINE-PODOLSKIY SWIMMING TEAM MASTER M 20-29 02:13'01"143 5 63 KRASTAN KOPRINKOV CYPRUS-ALMYRAP MASTER M 40-49 02:14'42"957 6 49 ALEXANDROS KARIDIS GREECE-DUCATI CLUB HELLAS 1990 MASTER M 30-39 02:17'22"902 7 26 PAVLOS KOUSHAPPAS CYPRUS-NAUTICAL CLUB OF LARNACA MASTER M 50-59 02:19'06"266 8 24 OLEKSII SNEZHKO UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 30-39 02:20'07"206 BELGIUM-ENDURANCE TEAM TRIATHLON 9 13 VINCENT TOULOT MASTER M 50-59 02:21'42"370 MOUSCRON 10 62 TADEUSZ GOLEMBIEWSKI POLAND-CITYZEN MASTER M 30-39 02:23'40"122 LUXEMBOURG-LUXEMBOURG SHARKS 11 51 RAUL GNAGA MASTER M 50-59 02:28'50"412 SWIMMING CLUB 12 41 LEON VOLKERINK CYPRUS MASTER M 30-39 02:29'05"332 13 61 RUFFO PAOLINI BELGIUM-CNSW BRUXELLES MASTER M 50-59 02:32'47"640 14 42 PETRO PAVLENKO UKRAINE MASTER M 40-49 02:34'39"363 15 40 VITALII FOMIN UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 02:36'11"080 16 47 FREDERIC SELWAN LEBANON-ATCL MASTER M 40-49 02:41'19"608 17 55 ANDREY POLYAKOV CYPRUS-NIREAS TRIATHLON CLUB MASTER M 30-39 02:43'26"221 18 50 MICHAEL JOHNSON CYPRUS-NIREAS TRIATHLON CLUB MASTER M 50-59 02:43'27"000 19 38 YURII KHOLODNYI UKRAINE-SMART TEAM MASTER M 20-29 02:47'45"109 20 64 DIAMANDIS ZAFEIRIADES CYPRUS-KERAVNOS STROVOLOU MASTER M 40-49 02:48'33"036 21 469 ANGELOS ZACHARIA CYPRUS-STADEMOS HOTELS MASTER M 30-39 02:48'45"762 22 48 TARAS IVANENKO UKRAINE MASTER M 20-29 02:49'41"653 23 5 DMITRY VINOGRADOV CYPRUS-LIMASSOL DOLPHINS MASTER M 50-59 02:54'16"935 24 60 IURII BLIUMENFELD UKRAINE-PODOLSKIY SWIMMING TEAM MASTER M 50-59 02:54'25"025 25 18 PAVLO HRIDIN UKRAINE-SMART SWIM MASTER M 30-39 02:55'17"096 26 54 ANTON KOROLEV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 02:56'07"986 27 31 DEWALD OLIVIER UAE-TEAM ANGEL WOLF MASTER M 40-49 02:56'45"539 28 197 JAROSLAW RAJ POLONIA-CITYZEN MASTER M 30-39 02:57'43"561 29 67 VLADISLAV MAKHONIN CYPRUS MASTER M 50-59 02:59'49"826 30 28 NIKOLAI MILOVANOV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 03:03'15"000 31 46 DENYS GALENKO UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 30-39 03:03'33"569 32 30 DIMITRIS MAVROMATIS GREECE-OPANATHLON MASTER M 30-39 03:04'15"976 CYPRUS-LIMASSOL DOLPHINS WINTER 33 12 THALES PANAGIDES MASTER M 50-59 03:06'31"540 SWIMMING CLUB 34 17 ADAM DEEVES GREAT BRITAIN-RAF TRIATHLON MASTER M 30-39 03:07'27"700 35 22 OLEKSANDR PILETSKYI UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 03:08'35"552 36 15 MARIOS VRIONI CYPRUS-PAPHOS NAUTICAL CLUB MASTER M 40-49 03:10'57"068 37 58 NIKITA POSOKHOV RUSSIA MASTER M 20-29 03:13'50"982 38 52 SHIMON SIMONI ISRAEL-MYSWIM MASTER M 40-49 03:14'37"145 39 29 ROBIN STIAT GREAT BRITAIN MASTER M 30-39 03:15'07"885 40 57 BOLESLAV MALYNOVSKYI UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE (DPP BANDA) MASTER M 30-39 03:17'27"000 41 20 VIKTOR ZAHUMENNYI UKRAINE-PASYA TEAM MASTER M 30-39 03:18'08"064 42 37 IVAN BORODAI UKRAINE-SMART TEAM MASTER M 30-39 03:19'18"227 KONSTANTINOS 43 35 GREECE-WESWIM MASTER M 30-39 03:24'21"936 EVGENEIADIS 44 32 OLEKSANDR SMYRNOV UKRAINE MASTER M 50-59 03:24'25"077 45 39 ANDREI IUROV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 03:31'19"313 46 27 IGOR USACHEV RUSSIA-ROSNEFT TRIATHLON TEAM MASTER M 30-39 03:39'02"008 47 19 MATHIEU DUCRY GREAT BRITAIN MASTER M 50-59 03:43'56"696 48 53 MIKHAIL NEKHIN THAILAND MASTER M 40-49 03:44'05"097 49 1 JEROME ABAD UAE-GROWINGS MASTER M 40-49 04:00'45"838 DSQ 4 VASSOS PARASKEVAS CYPRUS MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 DNS 3 SERHII SVIRCHUK UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 00:00'00"000 DNS 10 DMITRY SHASHELOV RUSSIA MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 DNS 14 RENAT AYGISTOV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 00:00'00"000 DNS 16 PAVEL SCERBAKOV REPUBLIC CZECH-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 DNS 66 VASILY KRIVENKO RUSSIA-SILVERSWIM MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 OCEANMAN CYPRUS 2019 10/11/19 OCEANMAN 10K RANK BIB ATHLET TEAM/SPONSOR CAT TOTAL TIME DNS 59 AIKATERINI GKIONI GREECE-V‰SBY SIMS‰LLSKAP JUNION WOMEN 00:00'00"000 W UKRAINE-PODOLSKIY 1 9 PAVLO CHERNYSH MASTER M 20-29 02:13'01"143 M SWIMMING TEAM 2 38 YURII KHOLODNYI UKRAINE-SMART TEAM MASTER M 20-29 02:47'45"109 M 3 48 TARAS IVANENKO UKRAINE MASTER M 20-29 02:49'41"653 M 4 58 NIKITA POSOKHOV RUSSIA MASTER M 20-29 03:13'50"982 M UKRAINE-PODOLSKIY 1 8 KONSTANTIN UKRADYHA MASTER M 30-39 02:08'31"646 M SWIMMING TEAM 2 56 ALEXANDROS KAPELOS GREEK MASTER M 30-39 02:12'42"454 M GREECE-DUCATI CLUB HELLAS 3 49 ALEXANDROS KARIDIS MASTER M 30-39 02:17'22"902 M 1990 4 24 OLEKSII SNEZHKO UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 30-39 02:20'07"206 M 5 62 TADEUSZ GOLEMBIEWSKI POLAND-CITYZEN MASTER M 30-39 02:23'40"122 M 6 41 LEON VOLKERINK CYPRUS MASTER M 30-39 02:29'05"332 M 7 40 VITALII FOMIN UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 02:36'11"080 M CYPRUS-NIREAS TRIATHLON 8 55 ANDREY POLYAKOV MASTER M 30-39 02:43'26"221 M CLUB 9 469 ANGELOS ZACHARIA CYPRUS-STADEMOS HOTELS MASTER M 30-39 02:48'45"762 M 10 18 PAVLO HRIDIN UKRAINE-SMART SWIM MASTER M 30-39 02:55'17"096 M 11 54 ANTON KOROLEV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 02:56'07"986 M 12 197 JAROSLAW RAJ POLONIA-CITYZEN MASTER M 30-39 02:57'43"561 M 13 28 NIKOLAI MILOVANOV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 03:03'15"000 M 14 46 DENYS GALENKO UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 30-39 03:03'33"569 M 15 30 DIMITRIS MAVROMATIS GREECE-OPANATHLON MASTER M 30-39 03:04'15"976 M GREAT BRITAIN-RAF 16 17 ADAM DEEVES MASTER M 30-39 03:07'27"700 M TRIATHLON 17 22 OLEKSANDR PILETSKYI UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 03:08'35"552 M 18 29 ROBIN STIAT GREAT BRITAIN MASTER M 30-39 03:15'07"885 M UKRAINE-LIVE.LOVE (DPP 19 57 BOLESLAV MALYNOVSKYI MASTER M 30-39 03:17'27"000 M BANDA) 20 20 VIKTOR ZAHUMENNYI UKRAINE-PASYA TEAM MASTER M 30-39 03:18'08"064 M 21 37 IVAN BORODAI UKRAINE-SMART TEAM MASTER M 30-39 03:19'18"227 M 22 35 KONSTANTINOS EVGENEIADIS GREECE-WESWIM MASTER M 30-39 03:24'21"936 M 23 39 ANDREI IUROV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 03:31'19"313 M RUSSIA-ROSNEFT TRIATHLON 24 27 IGOR USACHEV MASTER M 30-39 03:39'02"008 M TEAM DNS 3 SERHII SVIRCHUK UKRAINE MASTER M 30-39 00:00'00"000 M DNS 14 RENAT AYGISTOV RUSSIA MASTER M 30-39 00:00'00"000 M GREECE-CREDO S VICTORIA - 1 191 HARRISIS TZANAVARAS MASTER M 40-49 02:12'42"573 M PRO TRAINING 2 63 KRASTAN KOPRINKOV CYPRUS-ALMYRAP MASTER M 40-49 02:14'42"957 M 3 42 PETRO PAVLENKO UKRAINE MASTER M 40-49 02:34'39"363 M 4 47 FREDERIC SELWAN LEBANON-ATCL MASTER M 40-49 02:41'19"608 M CYPRUS-KERAVNOS 5 64 DIAMANDIS ZAFEIRIADES MASTER M 40-49 02:48'33"036 M STROVOLOU 6 31 DEWALD OLIVIER UAE-TEAM ANGEL WOLF MASTER M 40-49 02:56'45"539 M CYPRUS-PAPHOS NAUTICAL 7 15 MARIOS VRIONI MASTER M 40-49 03:10'57"068 M CLUB 8 52 SHIMON SIMONI ISRAEL-MYSWIM MASTER M 40-49 03:14'37"145 M 9 53 MIKHAIL NEKHIN THAILAND MASTER M 40-49 03:44'05"097 M 10 1 JEROME ABAD UAE-GROWINGS MASTER M 40-49 04:00'45"838 M DSQ 4 VASSOS PARASKEVAS CYPRUS MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 M DNS 10 DMITRY SHASHELOV RUSSIA MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 M DNS 16 PAVEL SCERBAKOV REPUBLIC CZECH-LIVE.LOVE MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 M DNS 66 VASILY KRIVENKO RUSSIA-SILVERSWIM MASTER M 40-49 00:00'00"000 M CYPRUS-NAUTICAL CLUB OF 1 26 PAVLOS KOUSHAPPAS MASTER M 50-59 02:19'06"266 M LARNACA BELGIUM-END.
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