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women's 25m Pistol Gold: Yang Ji In Silver: Zhao Nan Bronze: Josefin Eder Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19631

women's 25m Pistol Shooters qualified to the Final (Tuesday, May 7th, 8 a.m. CET) Josefin Eder (BLR) Zoya Dasko Yang Ji In Oh Ye Jin Haniyeh Rostamiyan Mathilde Lamolle Liang Xiaoya Zhao Nan

women's 10m Air Rifle Gold: Keum Ji Hyeon Silver: Wang Zifei Bronze: Han Jiayu Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19622

men's 10m Air Rifle Gold: Sheng Lihao Silver: Du Linshu Bronze: Park Ha Jun Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19621

once again, poor outing by the Italians... our Sabre specialists are definitely in big, big troubles...they just lost the touch...and especially the men's sabre in past few years has been our best weapon at youth level, but all the guys haven't completed a good transition to the senior ranks yet (if they ever gonna do it)

men's Individual Sabre Grand Prix ( Seoul) Gold: Ziad Elsissy Silver: Sandro Bazadze Bronze: Colin Heathcock & Filip Dolegiewicz Semifinals Elsissy b. Dolegiewicz 15-14 Bazadze b. Heathcock 15-13 Final Elsissy b. Bazadze 15-13 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/165?tab=results

women's Individual Sabre Grand Prix ( Seoul) Gold: Araceli Navarro Silver: Sarah Noutcha Bronze: Sara Balzer & Lucia Martin-Portugues Semifinals Navarro b. Martin-Portugues 15-13 Noutcha b. Balzer 15-11 Final Navarro b. Noutcha 15-13 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/468?tab=results

men's Individual Epee Grand Prix ( Cali) Gold: Koki Kano Silver: Gergely Siklosi Bronze: Mate Tamas Koch & Mohamed Nada Saleh Semifinals Kano b. Koch 15-8 Siklosi b. Nada Saleh 15-5 Final Kano b. Siklosi 15-8 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/113?tab=results

women's Individual Epee Grand Prix ( Cali) Gold: Auriane Mallo-Breton Silver: Giulia Rizzi Bronze: Federica Isola & Nathalie Moellhausen Semifinals Mallo-Breton b. Isola 15-14 Rizzi b. Moellhausen 15-9 Final Mallo-Breton b. Rizzi 15-14 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/95?tab=results

I should check...if there are 2 French women already qualified, then, yes, there will be 2 spots and not only 1 in such case, both Stankewicz and Meszaros are quite safe, even if not yet mathematically in

in the meantime, in the men's event Davide Di Veroli lost again in the early rounds (today it was the last 32, against Frazao) this is really, really worrying in perspective both for the individual competition and, above all, for the team event, where we must absolutely shut the French up on their Home soil next Summer

Epee Grand Prix ( Cali) women's quarterfinals Federica Isola vs Nelli Differt Chen Chen vs Auriane Mallo-Breton Nathalie Moellhausen vs Erika Kirpu Giulia Rizzi vs Isabel Di Tella now...try and let Rizzi out of the Olympic team, if you can on the other hand, Fiamingo and Isola Today were the best among the other Italians, which might keep the Olympic selection wide open (imho they shouldn't be named in the Olympic team, but it won't be easy to leave Fiamingo out, despite this year's results suggest that)

she's still in the fight with Eszter Meszaros, who's only 7 points behind her

15th place, 0.8 points outside the last qualifying score

theoretically...but find another 2nd tier relay that can run 42.13 or better

well, there's always a world title at stake, moreover there's an interesting prize money and they're fundamental for the Olympic races' seeding (which might be the difference between making the final or not) I wouldn't say that they're irrelevant

they just gave preference to the "traditional" relays (and I agree at 100% with the coaches) then, they filled this team with the remaining guys (perfect strategy...and in fact we did qualify both the men and women's "true" 4*400m teams)

however, frankly I'd prefer to be eliminated from this circus event (it would only take energy off the guys involved before their individual effort -for those who have one- or before their "main" relay) p.s. I'm really worried about the women's 4*100m...I hope they can qualify Today, because otherwise they would be really at risk with the recovery time

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women's 10m Air Rifle shooters qualified to the Final Han Jiayu Oceanne Muller Misaki Nobata Wang Zifei Keum Ji Hyeon Mary Carolynn Tucker Roxana Sidi Seonaid McIntosh

men's 10m Air Rifle shooters qualified to the Final Sheng Lihao Danilo Sennis Sollazzo Du Linshu Mert Nalbant Lucas Bernard Denis Kryzs Rylan William Kissel Park Ha Jun Jack Rossiter

men's Trap Gold: James Willett Silver: Filip Marinov Bronze: Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19613

women's Trap Gold: Ray Bassil Silver: Penny Smith Bronze: Erica Sessa Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19612

yes, but the rule is clear from yesterday, they can change only 1 man or woman in the mixed relay, which means that 1 between Bol or Klaver (or both) have to run both relays, if they want them also in the women's only event and I don't know how smart is such kind of effort at this point of the season?

only one of them might do it, as in the mixed relay only 1 change between day 1 and day 2 is allowed however, have a 3.20 time that puts them out of reach from any other not yet qualified team actually, their quali has never been in danger (and that's why they didn't put both Klaver and Bol in the women's event, they just chose to easily win the world title in the mixed relay this time)