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Women's Team Sabre Final Results Gold: China Silver: South Korea Bronze: Japan & Kazakhstan Semifinals: China b. Japan 45-34 South Korea b. Kazakhstan 45-15 Bronze Medal Match (for Ranking purpose only): Japan b. Kazakhstan 45-35 Gold Medal Match: China b. South Korea 45-38  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://liveresult.fencing-jpn.jp/20190616/FTEvent5996544.htm

and finally also the Italian boys made their presence felt in this world!

Dew Tour 2019: Men's Street & Park Semifinals Men's Park Semifinals, Skaters qualified to the Final 1 BARROS Pedro 2 FEDERICO Ivan 3 JUNEAU Cory 4 FRANCISCO Luiz 5 REYNOLDS Heimana 6 MAZZARA Alessandro 7 PALMER Keegan 8 MATEU Jaime Men's Park Semifinals, Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/569-dew-tour-2019-park-results.html?download=3493:men-park-semi-final Men's Street Semifinals, Skaters qualified to the Final 1 HUSTON Nyjah 2 GIRAUD Aurelien 3 GUSTAVO Felipe 4 RIBEIRO Gustavo 5 HOEFLER Kelvin 6 SHIRAI Sora 7 BERGER Matt 8 MONTEIRO Ivan Men's Street Semifinals, Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/568-dew-tour-2019-street-results.html?download=3497:men-street-semi-final LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE (UTC/GMT -7 hours) www.worldskate.tv Sunday, June 16th 10:45am - 12:45pm, Women’s Street Final 12:45pm - 2:15pm, Women’s Park Final 2:15pm - 4:15pm, Men’s Street Final 4:15pm - 5:45pm, Men’s Park Final

bene, ma considerato che l'ha fatto a Ginevra, vale almeno mezzo secondo in più su una pista normale... e poi ormai volano tutti a 43 e rotti, max 44 e poco... insomma, niente di che...

speriamo che ora mettano a posto anche il nostro nutrito gruppetto di Lottatori... p.s. nel frattempo, il CONI si porta avanti e presenta le divise (firmate ancora una volta da Giorgio Armani) per Tokyo 2020... http://www.coni.it/it/news/primo-piano/16238-ecco-la-divisa-olimpica-il-tricolore-omaggia-il-sol-levante,-scritta-italia-con-i-caratteri-giapponesi-malag%C3%B2-i-pi%C3%B9-eleganti.html p.p.s. mentre oggi, dopo ben 9 anni di oblio, riapre ufficialmente un pezzo di storia dello Sport Italiano e Milanese in particolare: l'Allianz Cloud, meglio noto ai milanesi come Palalido... era ora... https://www.gazzetta.it/Sport-Vari/14-06-2019/nuovo-palalido-sport-milano-apre-porta-sua-casa-34058411031.shtml

Men's Individual Epee Final Results Gold: Masaru Yamada Silver: Satoru Uyama Bronze: Tien Nhat Nguyen & Ruslan Kurbanov Semifinals: Yamada b. Nguyen 15-11 Uyama b. Kurbanov 15-11 Gold Medal Match: Yamada b. Uyama 15-13  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://fie.org/competitions/2019/1010

Women's Individual Foil Final Results Gold: Jeon Hee Sook Silver: Yuka Ueno Bronze: Chen Qingyuan & Sera Azuma Semifinals: Jeon b. Azuma 13-12 Ueno b. Chen 15-11 Gold Medal Match: Jeon b. Ueno 9-7  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://fie.org/competitions/2019/1014

Stage #4 (Lake Balaton, Balatonfured, HUN) women's 10km Gold: Ana Marcela Cunha Silver: Arianna Bridi Bronze: Leonie Beck Full Results: Coming Soon... men's 10km Gold: Kristof Rasovszky Silver: Ferry Weertman Bronze: Soren Meissner Full Results: Coming Soon...

the Compond Individual and Mixed Event finals in the afternoon... all the Recurve finals are scheduled for tomorrow... https://info.ianseo.net/

Live Scoring, here: https://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/15183-2018/tournament/ Live Streaming, on Youtube (Fencing Vision page) Links available in the following days...

Schedule of Events Monday, June 17th Women's Individual Sabre; Men's Individual Foil Tuesday, June 18th Women's Individual Foil; Men's Individual Epee Wednesday, June 19th Women's Individual Epee; Men's Individual Sabre Thursday, June 20th Women's Team Sabre; Men's Team Foil Friday, June 21st Women's Team Foil; Men's Team Epee Saturday, June 22nd Women's Team Epee; Men's Team Sabre

Dew Tour 2019: Women's Street Semifinals and Men's Park Quarterfinals Men's Park Quarterfinals, Skaters qualified to the Semifinals 1 JUNEAU Cory 2 SORGENTE Alex 3 RENNIE Tristan 4 MAZZARA Alessandro 5 GLIFBERG Rune 6 FEDERICO Ivan 7 CAPLES Curren 8 QUINTAS Pedro 9 SASAOKA Kensuke 10 GRAHAM Collin 11 LEON Danny 12 COLLINS CJ Men's Park Quarterfinals, Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/569-dew-tour-2019-park-results.html?download=3490:men-park-quarter-final Women's Street Semifinals, Skaters qualified to the Final 1 DURAN Mariah 2 ROSA Pamela 3 BUFONI Leticia 4 BAKER Lacey 5 NISHIMURA Aori 6 ODA Yumeka 7 JACOBS Candy 8 WILSON Hayley Women's Street Semifinals, Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/568-dew-tour-2019-street-results.html?download=3489:women-street-semi-final LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE (UTC/GMT -7 hours) www.worldskate.tv Saturday, June 15th 12:30pm - 3:30pm, Men’s Park Semi Final 3:30pm - 8:30pm, Men’s Street Semi Final

Men's Individual Sabre Final Results Gold: Oh Sanguk Silver: Wang Shi Bronze: Mojtaba Abedini & Ha Han Sol Semifinals: Oh b. Ha 15-12 Wang b. Abedini 15-10 Gold Medal Match: Oh b. Wang 15-10  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://liveresult.fencing-jpn.jp/20190614/FTEvent4554753.htm

Women's Individual Epee Final Results Gold: Zhu Mingye Silver: Lin Sheng Bronze: Kang Young Mi & Choi In Jeong Semifinals: Zhu b. Choi 15-12 Lin b. Kang 15-11 Gold Medal Match: Zhu b. Lin 9-8  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://liveresult.fencing-jpn.jp/20190614/FTEvent4554752.htm

Yes, she is... unfortunately for her, last year's results let her down in terms of seeding, so she has to go through the world open qualifier and the quarterfinals every time (which could affect her physical and mental condition when it comes down to the final rounds of the competition)...but right now she definitely is among the top Street Skateboarding specialists in the World... later tonight we'll see if she can make back-to-back finals after the London Open, which would be amazing for her and it would also give her a very, very good position in the OQR... meanwhile, looking at the general results, the women's Park is quite scary...it's only USA and Japan (Armanto now represents Finland, but she's a true American)...even Brazil is not there among the finalists of this event... definitely not a good "presentation", only 13 months or so before the Olympic debut of this discipline...

born? frankly, I don't know...but "raised"? that's not possible for sure...

Dew Tour 2019: Street Quarterfinals and Women's Park Semifinals Skateboarding & Olympics was the pairing of the day here at Dew Tour in Long Beach, starting early in the morning with the Qualifier Crash Course and following during the day with the astonishing skaters and their tricks in the Street Quarter Finals - Women and Men - and in the Park Women Semi Final. The in-depth panel session was an amazing opportunity for the press to meet skaters, sport organizations and industry leaders and to have a chat about the upcoming future of the skateboarding in the Olympics throughout such an engaging path towards Tokyo and beyond. The first competition of the day was on the street course for the Women Quarter Final: 5 of the 12 skaters from the Open Qualifier made the cut to the Semi Final and 4 continents will be represented in the next phase of the contest. Women Street Quarter Final 1 JACOBS Candy 2 NISHIYA Momiji 3 SMITH Alana 4 WILSON Hayley 5 LEAL Rayssa 6 MENDONÇA Vitória 7 ÁVILA DA SILVA Isabelly 8 FUJISAWA Nanaka 9 DIDAL Margielyn Arda 10 ISA Kaya 11 RENDÓN Ana María 12 NAKAYAMA Funa HERE the women's Street Quarterfinals full results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/568-dew-tour-2019-street-results.html?download=3480:women-street-quarter-final The public turned then to the Park for the Women Semi Final: Japan got it all with 5 qualified girls (out of 8 finalists). Nothing to do for the youngest promising skater on the scene, Sky Brown, who did not make the cut as ranking only 12. Women Park Semi Final 1 OKAMOTO Misugu 2 ZEUNER Brighton 3 YOSOZUMI Sakura 4 WETTSTEIN Bryce 5 TEZUKA Mami 6 NAKAMURA Kisa 7 ARMANTO Lizzie 8 HIRAKI Kokona HERE the women's Park Semifinals full results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/569-dew-tour-2019-park-results.html?download=3481:women-park-semi-final Back to the street course, it was the turn of the guys for the Quarter Final. Men Street Quarter Final 1 EATON Jagger 2 AOKI Yukito 3 ORTIZ Chaz 4 ILARDI Jake 5 ROGERS TJ 6 RIBEIRO Gustavo 7 BERGER Matt 8 McCOY Maurio 9 SHECKLER Ryan 10 MILOU Vincent 11 SHIRAI Sora 12 WAIR Ishod HERE the men's Street Quarterfinals full results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/568-dew-tour-2019-street-results.html?download=3484:men-street-quarter-final LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE (UTC/GMT -7 hours) www.worldskate.tv Friday, June 14th 11:45am - 4:45pm Women’s Street Semi Final 5:45pm - 9:15pm Men’s Park Quarter Final

why are you surprised? he's just another Frenchman taking advantage of his heritage (like Boukpeti)... it's not that SEN suddenly developed a canoeing tradition...

Dew Tour 2019 A busy day today in Long Beach, with 300 skaters involved in the Open qualifiers on the two courses of Street and Park Skateboarding for the 2019 Dew Tour edition. Riders from all over the world tried to get a spot for the Quarter Finals. Also here in California the format confirmed once again a considerable boost to the skateboarding movement in all the continents as the proof of how much the Olympic dream is contributing its huge development. Here the skaters making the cut to the women's Park Semifinals: Women's Park Quarterfinals 1 ZEUNER Brighton 2 ARMANTO Lizzie 3 BROWN Sky 4 CARMONA Arianna 5 LE Allysha 6 VASCONCELLOS Nora 7 KENWORTHY Bella 8 TEZUKA Mami 9 STOEPHASIUS Lilly 10 BENEDETTI Julia 11 DE SOUZA BASSI Victoria 12 SUGAWARA Mei 13 LARCHERON Madeleine HERE the women's Park Quarterfinals full results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/569-dew-tour-2019-park-results.html?download=3475:women-park-quarter-finals

Dew Tour 2019: Open Qualifiers for Street and Park A busy day today in Long Beach, with 300 skaters involved in the Open qualifiers on the two courses of Street and Park Skateboarding for the 2019 Dew Tour edition. Riders from all over the world tried to get a spot for the Quarter Finals. Also here in California the format confirmed once again a considerable boost to the skateboarding movement in all the continents as the proof of how much the Olympic dream is contributing its huge development. Here the skaters making the cut to the Quarterfinals: Women's Park Open Qualifier 1 BROWN Sky 2 LE Allysha 3 BREAUX Spencer 4 SANTANA Jordan 5 LARCHERON Madeleine 6 CARMONA Arianna 7 SUGAWARA Mei 8 STOEPHASIUS Lilly 9 KENWORTHY Bella 10 BRODKA Amelia 11 DE SOUZA BASSI Victoria 12 KAMIMURA Mion 13 HEATH Charlotte 14 TAMANAHA Kody Men's Park Open Qualifier 1 FEDERICO Ivan 2 WOOLLEY Kieran 3 DAMESTOY Edouard 4 WOOD Trey 5 MAZZARA Alessandro 6 GLIFBERG Rune 7 BERGLIND Karl 8 GRAHAM Collin 9 HOPKINS Adam 10 MCKENZIE Jedd 11 HIRANO Ayumu 12 GOETZKE BARBOSA Vinicius 13 BOSERUP Hugo 14 FARDELL Jack HERE the full Park results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/569-dew-tour-2019-park-results.html Women's Street Open Qualifier 1 FUJISAWA Nanaka 2 NAKAYAMA Funa 3 POWELL Haylie 4 PINSON Poe 5 NISHIYA Momiji 6 WILLIAMS Katherine 7 PEREIRA MAZETTO Gabriela 8 ÁVILA DA SILVA Isabelly 9 MASSIE Aimee 10 MARICHEVA Ksenia 11 RENDÓN CASTAÑO Ana María 12 MENDONÇA EUGENIO DA SILVA Vitoria Men's Street Open Qualifier 1 IKE Kayaki 2 ORTIZ Chaz 3 SHIRAI Sora 4 SANTIAGO Emanuel 5 RIBEIRO Gustavo 6 FOY Jamie 7 HABANEC Maxim 8 AOKI Yukito 9 KABANOV Konstantin 10 SEJIRI Ryo 11 MONTOYA Marcos 12 DELL'OLIO Matias HERE the full Street results http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/568-dew-tour-2019-street-results.html

Long Beach Dew Tour 2019 Olympic qualifier event for both Street and Park Skateboarding Long Beach is welcoming more than 300 of the world’s best male and female skateboarders who will compete in the Park and Street events for a chance to win the Dew Tour title, while earning valuable points toward their country’s Olympic skateboarding team. The Olympic qualification system will be based on World Skateboarding Rankings maintained by World Skate: Skateboarders are now earning points by competing in World Skate sanctioned events during the Olympic qualifying period which started January 1 of this year and will end May 31, 2020. Dew Tour, part of the World Skate sanctioned Five-Star Street and Park skateboarding will also serve as the last global qualifying event in the U.S. in 2020. This year’s Dew Tour will host open qualifiers, quarter final, semi final and final rounds of competition, offering fans the chance to see both favorite and new skaters from across the globe. Competitions will start on Thursday, June 13 and will conclude on Sunday, June 16. The Park competition course is comprised of a concrete “pool” with a combination of ramps and course bends. For the Street competition, a street-like course will be designed featuring stairs, curbs, slopes and rails. Dew Tour is free and open to the public. The weekend event also includes the Dew Tour Experience, a vibrant interactive sponsor village and Dew Tour on the Green, a festival of outdoor music, local food and drink vendors and lifestyle activations, including a public skatepark and a learn to skate area. Various events incorporating the Long Beach community will also be featured throughout the weekend through local nonprofit partners. On June 13, at 10 a.m. (local time) the Dew Tour Qualifier Crash Course will take place in the media area: an expert panel session and press brunch featuring pro skateboarders and industry leaders to discuss the Olympic qualification process leading into Tokyo. The event will be live streamed on DewTour.com. A total of six hours of Dew Tour coverage will air on NBC and NBCSN. The event will also be livestreamed in its entirety on Worldskate.tv and DewTour.com for a total of 31 hours LIVE. SCHEDULE Thursday, June 13 1:00 – 3:00PM Women’s Quarter Final Street Course 3:30 – 6:30PM Women’s Semi Final Park Course 6:30 – 8:30PM Men’s Street Quarter Final Street Course Friday, June 14 12:00 – 4:30PM Women’s Semi Final Street Course 6:00 – 9:00PM Men’s Quarter Final Park Course Saturday, June 15 12:45 – 3:15PM Men’s Semi Final Park Course 3:45 – 8:15PM Men’s Semi Final Street Course Sunday, June 16 11:00AM- 12:30PM Women’s Street Final Street Course 1:00 – 2:00PM Women’s Park Final Park Course 2:30 – 4:30PM Men’s Street Final Street Course 4:30 – 5:30PM Men’s Park Final Park Course DEW TOUR 2019 FORMAT Open Qualifier The Qualifier round is open to a country quota of 3 skaters registered by World Skate recognized National Governing Body and Event Wildcard holding athletes. The 10 best athletes from the Qualifier round will advance to the Quarter Final. - Jam Format: Heats of 15 (approx.), 3 minute jam sessions with 3 skaters each. Quarter Final The top 10 athletes from the Open Qualifier will meet the top 15 skaters from the previous World Championship, not already pre-seeded in the Semi Final, and the 5 skaters holding an event Wild Card. The best 12 athletes from the Quarter Final round will advance to the Semi Final. - M&W Street Format: 2 Runs, 45 Seconds, best run counts. - M&W Park Format: 3 runs, 45 seconds, best run counts. Semi Final The top 12 skaters from the last World Championship will be pre-seeded in the Semi Final competition round and meet the 12 athletes who made the cut from the Quarters. The best 8 athletes of the Semi Final will advance to the Final. - M&W Street Format: 2 Runs, 5 Tricks - M&W Park Format: Best of 3 Runs Final - Women and Men's Street: The best 8 skaters from the Semi Final will compete in 2 Runs with a 5 Trick Format. - Women and Men's Park: The best 8 skaters from the Semi Final will compete as for a Best-of-3-Runs Format.

the only event that doesn't count for the olympic qualification (here)...

Men's Individual Foil Final Results Gold: Takahiro Shikine Silver: Cheung Ka Long Bronze: Chen Haiwei & Toshiya Saito Semifinals: Shikine b. Saito 15-13 Cheung b. Chen 15-5 Gold Medal Match: Shikine b. Cheung 15-13  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://liveresult.fencing-jpn.jp/20190613/FTEvent3244034.htm

Women's Individual Sabre Final Results Gold: Yoon Ji Su Silver: Norika Tamura Bronze: Kim Ji Yeon & Shihomi Fukushima Semifinals: Yoon b. Kim 15-14 Tamura b. Fukushima 15-10 Gold Medal Match: Yoon b. Tamura 15-10  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://liveresult.fencing-jpn.jp/20190613/FTEvent3244033.htm

wow! what an amazing surprise! I didn't really expect the Blues to win game #7 on the ice of Boston, but they did it in style, with an amazing bounce back performance from their rookie goalie Jordan Binnington, who kept them into the game in the early minutes, when Boston put quite some pressure on the Blues defence... and what about the unbelievable run by Ryan O'Reilly, who also won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the Playoffs MVP... it's not been the best Stanley Cup series of the last few years (understatement, if there's one), but at least it has given us quite a few unexpected turnarounds and ended like all the championships should do: going the full distance... p.s. Boston might well be the winningest city in the US sports in the last few years, but their fans are definitely among the worst in the Country... yes, they could win (quite often and in many sports, unfortunately)...but definitely they can't lose... most of them left well before the end of the match and those who were still in the arena at the time of the Cup raising were booing...not the behaviour people would expect from one of the cradles of US sport...