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Women's Semifinals, Ranking Match #1 Diana Bacosi, 27 (Q) Nadine Messerschmidt, 25 (Q) Barbora Sumova, 24 Lucie Anastassiou, 15

Men's Qualification Final Standings 1. Eric Delaunay, 124 2. Ben Llewellin, 123 3. Luigi Lodde, 122 + 20 4. Jesper Hansen, 122 + 19 [5. Georgios Achilleos, 122 (RPO)] 6. Jakub Tomecek, 121 + 12 7. Mikola Milchev, 121 + 10 8. Tammaro Cassandro, 121 + 9 9. Yaroslav Startsev, 121 + 1 + 2 + 4 ______________________________ 10. Tomas Nydrle, 121 + 1 + 2 + 3 11. Dainis Upelnieks, 121 + 1 + 1 [12. Andreas Chasikos, 121 (RPO)] Full Ranking https://results.sius.com/DownloadFile.aspx?Championship=7b6d5fa7-8f85-4592-912e-65b74a47962b&FileName=Shotgun/SKM/3_QUAL/Q100000IA0809220830.1.SKM.0.001.pdf Ranking Match #1 Eric Delaunay Luigi Lodde Jakub Tomecek Tammaro Cassandro Ranking Match #2 Ben Llewellin Jesper Hansen Mikola Milchev Yaroslav Startsev

Women's Qualification Final Standings 1. Nadine Messerschmidt, 119 2. Danka Bartekova, 117 3. Diana Bacosi, 116 4. Konstantia Nikolaou, 116 5. Barbora Sumova, 116 6. Amber Hill, 116 7. Lucie Anastassiou, 116 8. Marjut Heinonen, 114 ____________________________ 9. Martina Bartolomei, 114 10. Chiara Cainero, 114 11. Nele Wissmer, 114 12. Victoria Larsson, 114 13. Jessica Louise Burgess, 114 Full Ranking https://results.sius.com/DownloadFile.aspx?Championship=7b6d5fa7-8f85-4592-912e-65b74a47962b&FileName=Shotgun/SKW/3_QUAL/Q000000IA0809220830.1.SKW.0.001.pdf Ranking Match #1 Nadine Messerschmidt Diana Bacosi Barbora Sumova Lucie Anastassiou Ranking Match #2 Danka Bartekova Konstantia Nikolaou Amber Hill Marjut Heinonen

typical Niemeyer's school kind of venue... round shape for "rectangular" sports...he must have been a real genius and a great expert about this kind of sports...

actually, Italy is the most penalized team only because of the Balkan refs mafia and I'm sure it will get worse and worse unless someone less compromised than the current managers would eventually take over as the leader of the FINA technical commission and send some refs where they deserve to go (home, to be polite)... "regular" 20 secs exclusion don't count that much to say someone is playing dirty or not, it's just the style of defense (if you play press zone all the time and have to cope with centers of the opposing teams that are twice yours in size, it's obvious that you get a lot of exclusions against you)... I only agree that experienced players like Renzuto (but also younger players -in terms of international games played- like Bruni) shouldn't get involved in stupid reaction fouls that lead to brutality exclusion and consequential disqualification for the following matches... but they didn't start anything, they were just stupid to get caught reacting to other players' dirty plays... however, what Butnikovic did yesterday (and just the fact that he was designated to ref that match, after the prologue he had against us in the prep tournament in Cagliari a couple of weeks ago) is just sh*t, pure sh*t... even forgetting for a while that he acted like an idiot for the whole game (and against the game of waterpolo, not against a team in particular), the fact that he decided the final outcome of the match with 1 single wrong (but wrong isn't enough, I'm sure he was totally in bad faith) call, it's unacceptable under any circumstance and from any point of view... he shouldn't be an international ref anymore meanwhile I'm pretty sure he will officiate again, maybe even the bronze medal match tomorrow with Italy in the pool... p.s. the Croatian coach was interviewed by the Italian TV just at the end of the match and when he was asked to say something about the decisive action, he felt so ashamed that he started saying that from his side he couldn't see anything at that distance therefore he couldn't have any opinion until he watched the action on TV...and this says a lot, I guess...

just like to know who has given a ref licence to Butnikovic...it's all Summer long that he's just doing damages left and right... tonight he's really shown his best stuff... I wonder if we have enough men left to play the bronze medal match after tonight's shameful butchery by the refs and the jury officials... by the way, those who know things from the inside already noticed that just after the world champs the refereeing standard changed, going back to the old bad attitude of allowing dirty, heavy play and instigations and managing exclusions and red cards with no sense at all...

they do it...they've done it many times in their history...

Men's Skeet Standings after Day #1 (75 targets out of 125) =1. Georgios Achilleos, 74 =1. Stefan Nilsson, 74 =1. Jesper Hansen, 74 =1. Eric Delaunay, 74 =1. Mikola Milchev, 74 =1. Ben Llewellin, 74 =6. Efthimios Mitas, 73 =6. Jakub Tomecek, 73 =6. Tomas Nydrle, 73 =6. Jorgen Engen, 73 =6. Luigi Lodde, 73 Full Ranking: https://results.sius.com/DownloadFile.aspx?Championship=7b6d5fa7-8f85-4592-912e-65b74a47962b&FileName=Shotgun/SKM/3_QUAL/Temp/Q10001AII0809220830.1.SKM.0.001.pdf

Women's Skeet Standings after Day #1 (75 targets out of 125) 1. Nadine Messerschmidt, 72 =2. Christina Wenzel, 71 =2. Lucie Anastassiou, 71 =2. Marjut Heinonen, 71 =5. Emily Jane Hibbs, 70 =5. Danka Bartekova, 70 =5. Diana Bacosi, 70 =8. Nele Wissmer, 69 =8. Anda Lita Vavere, 69 =8. Konstantia Nikolaou, 69 Full Ranking: https://results.sius.com/DownloadFile.aspx?Championship=7b6d5fa7-8f85-4592-912e-65b74a47962b&FileName=Shotgun/SKW/3_QUAL/Temp/Q00001AII0809220830.1.SKW.0.002.pdf

hopefully France would make think about choosing a different pathway...because if it was only for Italy, they would play us 100 times rather than CRO, ESP or LTU... actually, I fear they just want to play us and FRA to show that last year was just a fluke and they're still better than those who eliminated them from the Olympics and those who won the "other than USA top medal" in Tokyo...

c'mon, man! the Raiders are gonna win it easily this time! we're just...

of course I was joking but it's true that many fans were disappointed about Adetokounbo's rest. They paid a lot of money to watch him play. about GEO vs TUR https://shurup.news/2022/09/06/turkey-threatens-to-leave-eurobasket-after-the-incident-vs-georgia/ https://www.eurohoops.net/en/eurobasket/1386277/omer-anan-turkey-federation-eurobasket/ basically some Georgian players out of the official roster went in front of the Turkish locker room to instigate some Turkish players and when they responded, the Georgian police did beat them instead of defending them from the Georgian players' assault. From there, there was an escalation and it took quite a while to settle things down. _______________________________ about LTU vs GER mistake https://sportando.basketball/en/lithuania-reportedly-filed-protest-to-fiba-for-officiating-in-double-overtime-loss-to-germany/ https://www.eurohoops.net/en/eurobasket/1385827/lithuania-protested-the-result-of-the-game-vs-germany/

or maybe not...1 set apiece, now...

you can start to open the window, then...

right now, the best place looks to be the State of Delaware, USA plan B, Aruba...

sure! they got married last Sunday it's still too early for this

Italy Men FREESTYLE -70kg Gianluca Talamo -74kg Frank Chamizo Marquez -86kg Aron Caneva -92kg Simone Iannattoni -97kg Benjamin Honis GRECO-ROMAN -55kg Giovanni Freni -77kg Riccardo Vito Abbrescia -82kg Matteo Maffezzoli -87kg Mirco Minguzzi -97kg Nikoloz Kakhelashvili -130kg Danila Sotnikov Women -68kg Dalma Caneva -74kg Enrica Rinaldi

no...I reported earlier the exact competition weight for Salimi and Chemerkin (taken from the official result book of the Olympics, therefore this is the official measurement)...they were heavier than Zhabotnisky... p.s. Talakhadze in Rio was 157.34kg

you can always use a vpn and try and watch some european TV networks (Italian raiplay, for instance...from now on they have all matches)...

actually, I've read and heard Grenada's name a lot of times on tv and newspaper when they talk of "those Nations" where you should go to hide your money (AKA tax haven)...

Group Stage Day 3, Part 1 Thursday 08.09.2022 - Schedule* Group B 19:15 Olimpija Ljubljana (SLO) - TPS Turku (FIN) 19:45 EV Zug (SUI) - Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) Group C 18:00 Tappara Tampere (FIN) - Slovan Bratislava (SVK) 19:00 Red Bull Munich (GER) - Rapperswil-Jona (SUI) Group D 18:05 Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) - Fehèrvàr AV19 (HUN) 19:45 ZSC Lions Zürich (SUI) - GKS Katowice (HUN) Group G 17:30 Mountfield HK (CZE) - Grenoble (FRA) 20:00 Eisbären Berlin (GER) - Frölunda Indians (SWE) *All times CET Watch live Check here for details of live TV broadcasts: https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

Junior Men's Team Skeet Gold: Italy Silver: Germany Bronze: Greece

Junior Women's Team Skeet Gold: Slovakia Silver: Germany Bronze: Italy

2022 49er & 49er FX World Championships ( St.Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia) men's 49er Gold: Bart Lambriex & Floris van de Werken Silver: Diego Botin & Florian Trittel Paul Bronze: Sime Fantela & Mihovil Fantela Bart Lambriex and Floris van de Werken win 2022 49er World Championship https://49er.org/event/2022-world-championship/?newsid=33823 women's 49er FX Gold: Odile van Aanholt & Annette Duetz Silver: Vilma Bobek & Rebecca Netzler Bronze: Tamara Echegoyen & Paula Barcelò Odile van Aanholt and Annette Duetz (NED) win 49erFX World Championship https://49er.org/event/2022-world-championship/?newsid=33833

2022 Nacra 17 World Championships ( St.Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia) Gold: Ruggero Tita & Caterina Banti Silver: Gianluigi Ugolini & Maria Giubilei Bronze: Sinem Kurtbay & Akseli Keskinen Pure Domination for Olympic Champions Tita & Banti https://nacra17.org/events/2022-world-championship/?newsid=16882