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By Nation and Name 12th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 17- APRIL 1 MELBOURNE 2007 Entry List by Nation Liste d’inscrits par Nation NAT Nation Genre Nom Prénom Date de n. Height Weight NAT Nation Gender Name Firstname Date of Birth (m / ft in) (kg / lbs) Event code ARM Armenia M AVTANDILYAN Hovhannes 1978 0.01 / 0’0" 58 / 128 10M AUS Australia M HILL Peter 1988 1.78 / 5’10" 80 / 176 10M / 10MS NEL Grant 1988 1M / 3MS ROBERTSON Scott 1987 1.75 / 5’9" 75 / 165 3M / 10M / 3MS / 10MS W COLE Briony 1983 3M / 3MS / 10MS CROAK Alexandra 1984 1.65 / 5’5" 54 / 119 1M / 10M STRATTON Sharleen 1987 1.57 / 5’2" 50 / 110 1M / 3M / 3MS WU Melissa 1992 1.37 / 4’6" 32 / 71 10M / 10MS AUT Austria M BLAHA Constantin 1987 1.78 / 5’10" 74 / 163 1M / 3M W KRATOCHWIL Veronika 1988 1.68 / 5’6" 62 / 137 1M / 3M RICHTER Anja 1977 1.72 / 5’8" 64 / 141 10M AZE Azerbaijan M AHMADOV Orkhan 1990 1.62 / 5’4" 60 / 132 10M BER Bermuda W HORTON-PERINCHIEF Katura 1983 1M / 3M BLR Belarus M HORDEICHIK Timofei 1986 1.71 / 5’7" 62 / 137 1M / 3M KAPTUR Vadim 1987 1.74 / 5’9" 67 / 148 10M / 10MS KUCHMASAU Siarhei 1981 1.70 / 5’7" 73 / 161 1M / 3M VARLAMAU Aliaksandr 1979 1.69 / 5’7" 67 / 148 10M / 10MS BRA Brazil M BARBOSA Ubirajara 1984 1.73 / 5’8" 72 / 159 1M / 3M CASTRO Cesar 1982 1.75 / 5’9" 72 / 159 3M / 3MS DURAN Cassius 1979 1.74 / 5’9" 72 / 159 10M / 3MS / 10MS PARISI Hugo 1984 1.71 / 5’7" 64 / 141 10M / 10MS W VELOSO Juliana 1980 1.60 / 5’3" 60 / 132 1M / 3M / 10M CAN Canada M DESPATIE Alexandre 1985 3M / 10M / 3MS MCCORMICK Riley 1991 10M MIRANDA Arturo 1971 1.74 / 5’9" 3M / 3MS W BENFEITO Meaghan 1989 1M / 10MS FILION Roseline 1987 1.52 / 5’0" 10M / 10MS HARTLEY Blythe 1982 1M / 3M / 3MS HEYMANS Emilie 1981 3M / 10M / 3MS Data-Handling by OMEGA DVX000001_32A 1.0 Report Created SUN 18 MAR 2007 18:03 Page 1/7 12th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 17- APRIL 1 MELBOURNE 2007 Entry List by Nation Liste d’inscrits par Nation NAT Nation Genre Nom Prénom Date de n. Height Weight NAT Nation Gender Name Firstname Date of Birth (m / ft in) (kg / lbs) Event code CHN China M HE Chong 1987 1.70 / 5’7" 62 / 137 1M / 3M HUO Liang 1989 1.50 / 4’11" 40 / 88 10MS LIN Yue 1991 1.57 / 5’2" 46 / 101 10M / 10MS LUO Yutong 1985 1M QIN Kai 1986 1.64 / 5’5" 59 / 130 3M / 3MS WANG Feng 1979 1.70 / 5’7" 67 / 148 3MS YANG Liguang 1991 1.58 / 5’2" 52 / 115 ZHOU Luxin 1988 1.50 / 4’11" 45 / 99 10M W CHEN Ruolin 1992 1.36 / 4’6" 25 / 55 10M / 10MS GUO Jingjing 1981 1.63 / 5’4" 49 / 108 3M / 3MS HE Zi 1990 1.58 / 5’2" 51 / 112 1M JIA Tong 1990 1.53 / 5’0" 30 / 66 10MS LAO Lishi 1987 1.58 / 5’2" 50 / 110 LI Ting 1987 1.57 / 5’2" 42 / 93 1M WANG Xin 1992 1.37 / 4’6" 28 / 62 10M WU Minxia 1985 1.65 / 5’5" 52 / 115 3M / 3MS COL Colombia M ORTEGA Victor 1988 1.70 / 5’7" 69 / 152 1M / 3M / 10M URAN Juan Guillermo 1983 1.75 / 5’9" 72 / 159 1M / 3M CRO Croatia M PERIC Sime 1981 3M W BALOG Petra 1984 1M / 3M / 3MS KOLIC Natasa 1986 1M / 3M / 3MS CUB Cuba M BETANCOURT Jorge 1982 1.71 / 5’7" 71 / 157 3M / 3MS FORNARIS Erick 1979 1.71 / 5’7" 73 / 161 3M / 3MS / 10MS GUERRA OLIVA Jose Antonio 1979 1.66 / 5’5" 65 / 143 10M / 10MS W MENA PENA Yaima Rosario 1985 1.52 / 5’0" 53 / 117 3M / 10M ESP Spain M ILLANA GARCIA Javier 1985 1M / 3M FIN Finland M PIEKKANEN Jukka 1975 3M PUHAKKA Joona 1982 1M / 3M / 3MS VAHTOLA Ville 1982 1M / 3MS FRA France W FEBVAY Claire 1982 1.72 / 5’8" 66 / 146 10M LABEAU Audrey 1985 1.58 / 5’2" 46 / 101 10M Data-Handling by OMEGA DVX000001_32A 1.0 Report Created SUN 18 MAR 2007 18:03 Page 2/7 12th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 17- APRIL 1 MELBOURNE 2007 Entry List by Nation Liste d’inscrits par Nation NAT Nation Genre Nom Prénom Date de n. Height Weight NAT Nation Gender Name Firstname Date of Birth (m / ft in) (kg / lbs) Event code GBR Great Britain M ALDRIDGE Blake 1982 3M JONES Gareth 1984 1M / 10M ROBINSON-BAKER Nicholas 1974 1M / 3MS SWAIN Benjamin 1986 3M / 3MS TAYLOR Leon 1977 10MS WATERFIELD Peter 1981 10M / 10MS W COUCH Tonia 1989 10M / 10MS GERRARD Tandi 1978 3M / 3MS MCGROARTY Jodie 1989 1M / 3M POWELL Stacie 1985 10M / 10MS SAGE Hayley 1986 3MS GEO Georgia M CHANTURIA Chola 1989 1.70 / 5’7" 55 / 121 3M / 3MS GEVORKYAN Giorgi 1989 1.72 / 5’8" 54 / 119 3M / 3MS GER Germany M BECKER Norman 1984 HAUSDING Patrick 1989 1M / 3M KLEIN Sascha 1985 10M / 10MS LÖFFLER Christian 1978 3M MEYER Heiko 1976 10M / 10MS SCHELLENBERG Tobias 1978 1M / 3MS WELS Andreas 1975 3MS W DIECKOW Katja 1984 3M FISCHER Heike 1982 1M / 3MS GAMM Annett 1977 10M / 10MS KOTZIAN Ditte 1979 1M / 3M / 3MS STEUER Christin 1983 10M SUBSCHINSKI Nora 1988 10MS GRE Greece M BIMIS Thomas 1975 1.69 / 5’7" 75 / 165 3M / 3MS GAVRIILIDIS Ioannis 1982 1.80 / 5’11" 77 / 170 1M / 10MS MANOS Alexandros 1987 1.78 / 5’10" 75 / 165 3M / 3MS TRAKAS Sotirios 1987 1.70 / 5’7" 64 / 141 10MS W DRAZINOU Ioanna 1990 1.70 / 5’7" 62 / 137 3MS GEORGATOU Diamantina 1986 1.67 / 5’6" 56 / 123 3M / 3MS PAPPA Eftychia 1981 1.59 / 5’3" 51 / 112 3M / 10M GUY Guyana W FARROW Megan 1981 1.67 / 5’6" 56 / 123 1M / 3M HKG Hong Kong M POON Wai Ching 1991 1.65 / 5’5" 65 / 143 1M Data-Handling by OMEGA DVX000001_32A 1.0 Report Created SUN 18 MAR 2007 18:03 Page 3/7 12th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 17- APRIL 1 MELBOURNE 2007 Entry List by Nation Liste d’inscrits par Nation NAT Nation Genre Nom Prénom Date de n. Height Weight NAT Nation Gender Name Firstname Date of Birth (m / ft in) (kg / lbs) Event code HUN Hungary W BARTA Nora 1984 1.70 / 5’7" 60 / 132 1M / 3M / 3MS KORMOS Gyongyver Villo 1988 1.70 / 5’7" 60 / 132 1M / 3M / 3MS MATYAS Melinda 1989 1.65 / 5’5" 54 / 119 10M INA Indonesia M NASRULLAH Muhammad 1981 10M / 10MS NOOR Husaini 1977 1.70 / 5’7" 65 / 143 10M / 10MS W AMBARWATI SUPRIHATIN Sari 1990 1.65 / 5’5" 55 / 121 3MS RATNA AMELIA Shenny 1984 10M / 10MS SUKMAHATI Herlyani Dias 1984 10M / 10MS SURYANI WULANSARI Nani 1977 3MS ITA Italy M BENEDETTI Michele 1984 1.73 / 5’8" 61 / 134 10MS DELL’UOMO Francesco 1987 1.70 / 5’7" 63 / 139 10M / 10MS MARCONI Nicola 1978 1.67 / 5’6" 66 / 146 3M / 3MS MARCONI Tommaso 1982 1.68 / 5’6" 66 / 146 3M / 3MS SACCHIN Christopher 1983 1.73 / 5’8" 78 / 172 1M W BATKI Noemi 1987 1.67 / 5’6" 59 / 130 1M / 3M / 3MS CAGNOTTO Tania 1985 1.60 / 5’3" 54 / 119 3M / 10M DALLAPÈ Francesca 1986 1.64 / 5’5" 56 / 123 3MS MARCONI Maria 1984 1.58 / 5’2" 54 / 119 1M MAROCCHI Valentina 1983 1.66 / 5’5" 60 / 132 10M / 10MS SPAZIANI Brenda 1984 1.64 / 5’5" 56 / 123 10MS JPN Japan M TERAUCHI Ken 1980 1.70 / 5’7" 68 / 150 1M / 3M W ASADA Risa 1991 1.50 / 4’11" 41 / 90 1M / 10M NAKAGAWA Mai 1987 1.55 / 5’1" 52 / 115 10M / 10MS YAMASHITA Misako 1983 1.60 / 5’3" 52 / 115 10MS KOR Korea M HA Seunghun 1988 3M / 3MS KIM Jin Yong 1989 10M / 10MS OH Yitaek 1986 10M / 10MS SON Seongchel 1987 3M / 3MS MAC Macau W CHOI Sut Ian 1990 1.47 / 4’10" 45 / 99 1M / 3M / 3MS CHOI Sut Kuan 1990 1.47 / 4’10" 45 / 99 1M / 3MS Data-Handling by OMEGA DVX000001_32A 1.0 Report Created SUN 18 MAR 2007 18:03 Page 4/7 12th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 17- APRIL 1 MELBOURNE 2007 Entry List by Nation Liste d’inscrits par Nation NAT Nation Genre Nom Prénom Date de n. Height Weight NAT Nation Gender Name Firstname Date of Birth (m / ft in) (kg / lbs) Event code MAS Malaysia M FAKHRI Ahmad 1992 1.59 / 5’3" 49 / 108 KEN NEE Yeoh 1983 1.70 / 5’7" 67 / 148 3M / 3MS LOMAS Bryan Nickson 1990 1.59 / 5’3" 47 / 104 10M MANSUR Khairul Safwan 1990 1.60 / 5’3" 62 / 137 ROSLAN Rossharisham 1983 1.72 / 5’8" 68 / 150 3MS W JIMIE Elizabeth 1992 1.62 / 5’4" 59 / 130 1M / 3M / 3MS JUN HOONG Cheong 1990 1.50 / 4’11" 45 / 99 10M LEONG Mun Yee 1984 1.62 / 5’4" 55 / 121 1M / 3M / 3MS MEX Mexico M OJEDA Omar 1979 1.66 / 5’5" 66 / 146 1M / 3M / 10M / 10MS PACHECO Rommel 1986 1.65 / 5’5" 57 / 126 1M / 3M / 10M / 10MS W ESPINOSA Paola 1986 1.55 / 5’1" 50 / 110 1M / 3M / 10M / 3MS / 10MS LUNA Jashia 1979 1.63 / 5’4" 50 / 110 10MS SANCHEZ Laura 1985 1.64 / 5’5" 55 / 121 1M / 3M / 3MS MKD Fr.
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