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By Biathlonfan · Posted
Lilianna Batori improving her high jump pb from 1.91 [which she achived this year in udine finishing second behind yaroslva] to 1.93 in banska bystrica[very good first effort at 1.96 aswell],she's just 17,placed 4 in the comp,taking the scalps of Morgan lake and 2 meter jumper Lamara Distin.Excited to hopefully see her at european indoors. -
By Monzanator · Posted
Kamil Stoch wasn't selected for the upcoming Nordic Skiing World Championships in Trondheim -
Women's 15km Individual Final Results Julia SIMON 41:27.7 (0+0+0+1) Ella HALVARSSON 42:05.5 (0+0+0+0) Lou JEANMONNOT 42:06.9 (1+0+0+0) Full Final Result HERE -
By copravolley · Posted
Another good performance by the Italian team. It's a shame about Carrara's last 3 misses. Unfortunately, due to injuries and illnesses of our 2 best girls: Vittozzi and Wierer, we can't count on more at these World Championships. I hope that this season's bad luck will run out and everything will be fine next season. -
By Totallympics · Posted
Women's Tennis ITF Billie Jean King Cup 2025 Multi-Stage Event - 7 April 2025 - TBD November 2025 Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Halvarsson & Simon in a ski race! Preuß messes up at 17/17 so looks like Simon's race..... Jeanmonnot looking good for bronze. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Johanna Puff first person home with 20/20! Häcki-Groß with 18/20 but faster skis. Same Aita Gasparin. Klemenčič takes the lead 19/20 Dzhima now leads 20/20! Whole lot of big names approaching at 15/15.... -
By Rafa Maciel · Posted
2025 UEC European Track Cycling Championships - Heusden-Zolder Day 5 Results Women's Madison: 1.) Netherlands 2.) Italy 3.) France Men's Madison: 1.) Netherlands 2.) Germany 3.) Portugal Men's Keirin: 1.) Harrie Lavreysen 2.) Max Dornbach 3.) Tom Derache Women's Keirin: 1.) Steffie van der Peet 2.) Rhian Edmunds 3.) Hettie van de Wouw Final Medal Table NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total Netherlands 8 4 4 16 Italy 3 3 0 6 Great Britain 2 5 4 11 Germany 2 4 3 9 Portugal 2 2 2 6 France 1 1 3 5 Denmark 1 1 1 3 Neutral 1 0 1 2 Ireland 1 0 0 1 Norway 1 0 0 1 Belgium 0 1 2 3 Israel 0 1 0 1 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Czechia 0 0 1 1 -
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Referees and Linesmen assigned for CHL Final Top game officials from the German DEL, the Finnish Liiga and the ICE Hockey League will take charge of this season's Champions Hockey League Final. The head referees for the CHL Final, which will be played on 18 February in Zurich (SUI), will be André Schrader (GER) and Riku Brander (FIN) – two of the very best referees in the German DEL and the Finnish Liiga respectively with many officiated games on an international level under their belt. Schrader has been a pro head referee in the German DEL since 2017 and has officiated in five playoff finals since then. On an international level, he was selected for the 2014 and the 2022 Olympic Games as well as for games at the IIHF World Ice Hockey Championship, the IIHF World Junior Championship and the IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship. Furthermore, the German officiated the 2023 CHL Final as a head referee and the 2015 CHL Final as a linesman. Brander has been a head referee in the Finnish Liiga since 2019 and turned into a pro in 2022. He has officiated over 350 games including playoffs and the bronze medal game in 2024. On an international level, Brander was selected for the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship 2024 in Czechia, as well as for two Olympic Qualification Final Tournaments and multiple IIHF Ice Hockey U20 and U18 World Championships. Running the lines at the CHL Final in Zurich will be Oto Durmis (SVK) and Simon Rieken (AUT), both working for the ICE Hockey League.
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