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Summer Universiade 2017


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Women's Individual Epee

 

Gold :POL Aleksandra Zamachowska

Silver :POL Kamila Pytka

Bronze :ITA Roberta Marzani

Bronze :UKR Kseniya Pantelyeva

 

Men's Individual Sabre

 

Gold :HUN Andras Szatmari

Silver :TUR Enver Yildirim

Bronze :IRI Mohammad Fotouhi

Bronze :IRI Mohammad Rahbari

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Men's 400m Freestyle

 

Gold :UKR Mykhailo Romanchuk (Universiade record)

Silver :GBR Jay Lelliott

Bronze :USA Grant Shoults

 

Women's 400m Individual Medley

 

Gold :JPN Yui Ohashi (Universiade record)

Silver :USA Allyson McHugh

Bronze :KOR Kim Seoyeong

 

Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay

 

Gold :CAN

Silver :RUS

Bronze :USA

 

Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay

 

Gold :USA

Silver :ITA

Bronze :RUS

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Recap of Slovak athletes competing in Day 1

 

As expected early eliminations in swimming today, all our athletes failed in the heats, Silvia Lászlová finished 5th (in overall 30th) in her 50m Butterfly heat with 28,13s. Tomáš Klobučník double London and Rio olympian finished 3rd in his heat and overall 25th in the 100m Breaststroke with 1:02,37. And Barbara Bartovičová finished 7th in her heat  Overall 30th in 200m Backstroke with a time 2:22,78.

 

 

In Judo, Matej Hajas competed in the -100kg category, winning his 1st round match against Mhdghassan Hebba of :SYR but losing in the 2nd Round to Hadis Ramic of :BIH

 

 

In men´s Artistic Gymnastics Slavomír Michňák failed to advance from the qualifications, He competed only on 2 apparatus, finishing 38th on Floors, and 37th in Pommel

Horse.

 

 

Clearly the best results from Day 1 came in Archery Recurve Individual,  Especially Alexandra Longová finished 10th in the Ranking Round with 643 points, Thanks that she had a bye in the 1st round and entered the competition later in the 2nd round, She defeated Xena Chendra Homapoy of :PHI  6-4, next match in 3rd round is scheduled tomorrow against Prachi Singh of India.

Among Men´s Vladimír Hurban got 621 points in the Ranking Round, In 1st round he eliminated Vít Vejražka of :CZE 6-2 in a derby match, but then lost in the 2nd round to Dan Olaru of :MDA 0-6.

In the Mixed event qualification our duo finished 13th in the ranking Round with 1264 points.

 

 

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Athletics entry lists are out, most of the events are on the weaker side compared to 2015 thanks to both Russian ban and being after world championships (usually it made for a high quality tuneup just before worlds)

The strongest events will be the throws, particularly in both hammer competitions (the men's side especially) with Pawel Fajdek going to win his 4th universiade gold

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