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Regular Season Day 6, Part 1 Tuesday 14.10.2025 - Results Ilves Tampere (FIN) - ZSC Lions Zürich (SUI) 4-1 (0-0, 1-0, 3-1) Sparta Prague (CZE) - Grenoble (FRA) 4-0 (1-0, 2-0, 1-0) Frölunda Gothemburg (SWE) - SC Bern (SUI) 4-3 (0-0, 4-1, 0-2) Luleå (SWE) - Bolzano Foxes (ITA) 3-2 OT (1-0, 1-1, 0-1, 1-0) Storhamar Hamar (NOR) - Pinguins Bremerhaven (GER) 2-1 (1-0, 1-0, 0-1) Belfast Giants (GBR) - Brynäs IF (SWE) 2-1 (1-0, 0-1, 1-0)

swimming in Australia is a fully professional sport, their stars earn a lot of money but, yeah...they usually give up earlier than average, mainly because they start their pro career when they're still kids

being the most probable candidate 😬

si conclude in modo un po' amaro la giornata sportiva azzurra... la gara iridata di Skeet finisce in un disastro sia al maschile che al femminile, mentre solo il nuovo (molto discutibile) regolamento costringe Gianluigi Ugolini e Maria Giubilei ad accontentarsi dell'argento al mondiale casalingo dei Nacra 17, titolo che avrebbero meritato pienamente e che avrebbero vinto senza discussioni con il format di gara utilizzato fino a poche settimane fa conclusi anche i mondiali di sollevamento pesi, che però non rappresentavano un momento importante del percorso azzurro verso LA 2028 e che infatti sono stati snobbati dai migliori italiani, ma anche da alcune superpotenze tradizionali di questo sport, lasciando la copertina agli ineffabili Nordcoreani, che hanno spazzolato il medagliere femminile e che si sono distinti pure al maschile

men's Skeet Gold: Vincent Hancock Silver: Daniel Korcak Bronze: Emil Kjeldgaard Petersen Full Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3332/results/3b3b303b534b4d3b313b463b493b313b303b30

yes, but they are always less to keep the free coverage, despite they say they want to increase the casual fanbase

women's Skeet Gold: Samantha Simonton Silver: Gabriela Rodriguez @mrv86 Bronze: Victoria Larsson Full Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3332/results/3b3b303b534b573b303b463b493b313b303b30

yeah, many sports are taking this way, but I'm not sure the risk/reward ratio is favourable to them in the mid/long terms we'll see... as of Today, I'm more disappointed than excited by the new rules

please, note that the Full Results pages have still to be updated at this moment, I hope they do it quite quickly

mixed Nacra 17 Gold: John Gimson & Anna Burnet Silver: Gianluigi Ugolini & Maria Giubilei Bronze: Willemijn Offerman & Scipio Houtman Full Results https://nacra17.org/event/2025-world-championship/#nacra17-results

well, with only 4 boats competing, it's basically a (often boring) match race, like you could see in the Nacra GM race started ahead of and they had only to control them, coming to an easy win in the end maybe I'm a little biased, but I don't like this format, these boats are not kite or windsurf (and also in that case I'd rather go back to the old traditional format)

some kind of consolation, but if you dominated the whole week and end up with just a silver medal, well, I don't think it's that fair (especially because the GM race is a 10-minute sail, it doesn't really give you the chance to prove anything, you just need to take a great start and most of the work is done...on the other hand, a missed start in 18 races -but in the decisive one- could cost you the gold)

mixed Nacra 17 Gianluigi Ugolini & Maria Giubilei, John Gimson & Anna Burnet, Willemijn Offerman & Scipio Houtman and Brin Liddell & Rhuannan Brown are through to the Gold Medal race

so, the Swedish pair is the first victim of the new system...they won the overall standings, but they couldn't confirm their position in the GM race, which was won by , who took home the world title had to be satisfied with Silver

women's 49er FX Gold: Paula Barcelò & Maria Cantero Silver: Vilma Bobek & Ebba Berntsson Bronze: Georgia & Antonia Lewin-Lafrance Full Results https://49er.org/events/2025-world-championship/#result-49fx

women's 49er FX Vilma Bobek & Ebba Berntsson, Paula Barcelò & Maria Cantero, Georgia & Antonia Lewin-Lafrance and Freya Black & Saskia Tidey go through to the Gold Medal race

men's 49er Gold: Diego Botin & Florian Trittel Paul Silver: Bart Lambriex Van Aanholt & Floris Van De Werken Bronze: Jonas Warrer & Mathias Lehm Sletten Full Results https://49er.org/events/2025-world-championship/#result-49

men's 49er Diego Botin & Florian Trittel Paul, Bart Lambriex Van Aanholt & Floris Van De Werken, Jonas Warrer & Mathias Lehm Sletten and James Grummett & Rhos Hawes go through to the Gold Medal race

so far...

men's Skeet, Team Competition Gold: United States Silver: Italy Bronze: Greece Full Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3332/results/3b3b303b534b4d3b313b513b543b313b303b30

men's Skeet, Day #3 Shooters qualified to the Final Vincent Hancock 124/125 Azmy Mehelba 123/125 (+14 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place) Daniel Korcak 123/125 (+13 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place) Emil Kjeldgaard Petersen 123/125 (+1 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place) Mykola Milchev 122/125 (+24 at the shoot-off for the 5th place) Jakub Tomecek 122/125 (+23 at the shoot-off for the 5th place)

women's Skeet, Day #3 Shooters qualified to the Final Samantha Simonton 122/125 Gabriela Rodriguez 120/125 (+8 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place) Konstantia Nikolau 120/125 (+7 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place) Emmanouela Katzouraki 120/125 (+3 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place, +16 at the shoot-off for the 4th place) Jiang Yiting 120/125 (+3 at the shoot-off for the 2nd place, +15 at the shoot-off for the 4th place) Victoria Larsson 119/125 (+4 at the shoot-off for the 6th place)

Gretchen Walsh starts from where she left... the first new World Record (25m pool) of the season is hers, of course on the beloved 50m Fly (23.72, from the previous 23.94 )

Stage #4 ( Golfo Aranci) Men's 3km Knockout Sprint Gold: David Betlehem Silver: Marc-Antoine Olivier Bronze: Logan Fontaine Full Results https://www.worldaquatics.com/competitions/4797/world-aquatics-open-water-swimming-world-cup-2025/results?event=672a1d8e-f7ab-49a7-967d-4a8684e054c0

Stage #4 ( Golfo Aranci) Women's 3km Knockout Sprint Gold: Moesha Johnson Silver: Lea Boy Bronze: Caroline Laure Jouisse Full Results https://www.worldaquatics.com/competitions/4797/world-aquatics-open-water-swimming-world-cup-2025/results?event=50059e75-2307-41f0-9b41-e872994b43eb