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2008 OLYMPICS INDIVIDUAL QUALIFICATION on 31 MAY 2008 for the Disciplines with a Team Event 2008 OLYMPICS INDIVIDUAL QUALIFICATION ON 31 MAY 2008 for the disciplines with a team event WOMEN'S SABRE MEN'S SABRE Name Nation Q Name Nation Q MARZOCCA Gioia ITA LIMBACH Nicolas GER LEE Shin Mi KOR COVALIU Mihai ROU KIM Keum Hwa KOR PINA Jorge ESP BIANCO Ilaria ITA MARTI Jaime ESP CHOW Tsz Ki HKG OH Eun Seok KOR NAGY Orsolya HUN DUMITRESCU Rares ROU HISAGAE Madoka JPN KONIUSZ Marcin POL BUJDOSO Alexandra GER KOTHNY Wiradech THA BESBES Azza TUN BRAVO Carlos VEN BENITEZ Alejandra VEN KEITA Mamadou SEN LARIOS Angelica MEX AGRESTA Renzo Pasquale Z. BRA GONZALEZ POZO Maylin CUB BEAUDRY Philippe CAN NAVARRO Araceli ESP THIAM Abdulaye SEN TOURE Nafi SEN OGAWA Satoshi JPN BYRNE Siobhan IRL O'CONNEL Alexander GBR OUEDRAOGO Julien BUR WOMEN'S FOIL MEN'S EPEE Name Nation Q Name Nation Q NAM Hyun Hee KOR ABAJO Jose Luis ESP STAHL Cristina ROU VERWIJLEN Bas NED HATUEL Delila ISR VIDEIRA Joaquim POR SUGAWARA Chieko JPN KELSEY Weston USA MAITREJEAN Corrine FRA KAUTER Michael SUI JUNG Gil Ok KOR AVDEEV Anton RUS GONZALEZ Mariana VEN WANG Lei CHN LELEYKO Olga A. UKR TIKHOMIROV Igor CAN BOUBAKRI Ines TUN NISHIDA Shogo JPN LUAN Jujie CAN INOSTROZA BUDINICH Paris A. CHI HALLS Joanne AUS NOVOSJOLOV Nikolai EST KLEINBERGER Sandra AUT NABIL Ahmed EGY CAMPANY LA O Misleydis CUB TORKILDSEN Sturla NOR KHELFAOUI Anissa ALG KATCHIOURINE Serguei KGZ NOGUEIRA Debora POR RAMI Aissam MAR DOIG Maria Luisa PER ANGAD-GAUR Indra NED Q= Qualified through the individual AOR the individual AOR by zone zone-qualifying event replacements after renunciations re-allocation of places 2008 OLYMPICS INDIVIDUAL QUALIFICATION ON 31 MAY 2008 for the disciplines with no team event WOMEN'S EPEE MEN'S FOIL Name Nation Q Name Nation Q LI Na CHN BALDINI Andrea ITA HEIDEMANN Britta GER JOPPICH Peter GER SZASZ Emese HUN SANZO Salvatore ITA FLESSEL-COLOVIC Laura FRA LE PECHOUX Erwan FRA KIRALY PICOT Hajnalka FRA KLEIBRINK Benjamin GER LOGOUNOVA Tatiana RUS OTA Yuki JPN ZHONG Weiping CHN LEI Sheng CHN DUPLITZER Imke GER ZHU Jun CHN SCHALM Sherraine CAN OR Tomer ISR MINCZA-NEBALD Ildiko HUN CHIDA Kenta JPN BRANZA Ana ROU CHOI Byung Chul KOR SHUTOVA Lubov RUS MOCEK Slawomir POL HURLEY Kelley USA MEINHARDT Gerek USA JUNG Hyo-Jung KOR GUYART Brice FRA PARKINSON Amber AUS MCGUIRE Joshua CAN EL SAYED Aya EGY SALISCAN Virgil ROU HARADA Megumi JPN MENENDEZ Javier ESP YEUNG Chui Ling HKG SOUZA Joao Antonio BRA JIMENEZ LUNA Jesica PAN LAU Kwok Kin HKG MARTINEZ Maria VEN SCHLOSSER Roland AUT SHEMYAKINA Yana UKR ALI Xavier MAR MILLS Noam ISR PANCHAN Nontapat THA LAMON Sophie SUI NAGATY Mostafa EGY BENTALEB Hadia ALG GONZALEZ VIAGGIO A. ARG SAMUELSSON Emma SWE AL HAMADI Khalid QAT KRUSE Richard GBR Q= Qualified through the individual AOR the individual AOR by zone zone-qualifying event replacements after renunciations re-allocation of places 2008 OLYMPICS TEAM QUALIFICATION ON 31 MAY 2008 WOMEN'S SABRE MEN'S SABRE Nationality Q Nationality Q FRANCE FRANCE U.S.A. HUNGARY RUSSIA BELARUS UKRAINE RUSSIA CHINA ITALY POLAND CHINA CANADA U.S.A. SOUTH AFRICA EGYPT MEN'S EPEE WOMEN'S FOIL Nationality Q Nationality Q FRANCE RUSSIA HUNGARY POLAND ITALY HUNGARY POLAND ITALY UKRAINE CHINA VENEZUELA GERMANY KOREA U.S.A. SOUTH AFRICA EGYPT CHINA Host Q= Qualified through Team OR Team AOR .
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