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Stage #2 (Nove Mesto, CZE) Men's Cross-Country Race Gold: Mathieu Van Der Poel Silver: Nino Schurter Bronze: Mathias Flueckiger

London 2019 Women's Final Gold: Pamela ROSA Silver: Hayley WILSON Bronze: Jhulia Rayssa MENDES LEAL 4th, Leticia BUFONI 5th, Aori NISHIMURA 6th, Funa NAKAYAMA 7th, Candy JACOBS 8th, Alexis SABLONE Women's Final, Full Replay

London 2019 The 8 skateboarders qualified to the men's Final 1 Nyjah HOUSTON 2 Kelvin HOEFLER 3 Shane O'NEILL 4 Manny SANTIAGO 5 Louie LOPEZ 6 Gustavo RIBEIRO 7 Matt BERGER 8 Sora SHIRAI

Women's Individual Sabre (Moscow, RUS) Final Results Gold: Sofya Velikaya Silver: Shao Yaqi Bronze: Sofia Pozdniakova & Liza Pusztai Semifinals: Velikaya b. Pozdniakova 15-13 Shao b. Pusztai 15-9 Gold Medal Match: Velikaya b. Shao 15-8  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://fie.org/competitions/2019/676

2019 World Cup, Stage #6 (Munich, GER) Women's 10m Air Rifle Gold: Apurvi Chandela Silver: Wang Luyao Bronze: Xu Hong Olympic Quota: Romania, Hungary

yeah, it's a real shame...the other federations try to improve their online service and those guys make worse and worse each time...

Quota for ROU and HUN

2019 World Cup, Stage #6 (Munich, GER) Women's 10m Air Rifle, Shooters Qualified to the Final Apurvi CHANDELA* Elavenil VALARIVAN* WANG Luyao* Laura-Georgeta COMAN XU Hong* Franziska PEER Eszter MESZAROS Jenny STENE *NOT eligible for Olympic Quota

Stage #2 (Nove Mesto, CZE) Women's Cross-Country Race Gold: Kate Courtney Silver: Rebecca Ellen McConnel Bronze: Haley Smith

this week's Short Circuit events go to: Women's SC X-CO Gold: Chloe Woodruff Silver: Annie Last Bronze: Jolanda Neff Men's SC X-CO Gold: Mathieu Van Der Poel Silver: Maxime Marotte Bronze: Henrique Avancini

exciting last lap, with a lot of position changes (some due to pure luck, many others not)...

bottom of this post... https://totallympics.com/index.php?/topic/1410-skateboarding-2019-dicussion-thread/&do=findComment&comment=210833

right now...but later there's also the boys' race... by the way, I fixed it...hope you like it more, now...

top of the top...all the best skateboarders were there... this is the first (of very few) global events where to sum up big points for the Olympic Qualification...

No, it's both the Biathlon and MTB people going to the Moravian Forest Hills and using them for their pleasure...

London 2019: half-way to the end of WS/SLS Stop 1 With the men quarter final and the women semi final, we just reached the final phase of the first Olympic qualifying event of street skateboarding season #1. The Japanese guy, Sora Shirai made the cut from the Open Qualifier to the Semi final. In the women competition, the Brasilian Jhulia Mendes Leal, the youngest skater on the course, won a spot in the final: here we can see the true future of skateboarding. We got a foretaste of what's to come tomorrow, with the quick cut ad thrust of the best tricks by Aori Nishimura and Leticia Bufoni: the two of them were in fact protagonist of a similar tit-for-tat in Rio during the 2018 World Championships. and for the joy of @heywoodu, here are the 8 girls qualified to the Final (there's also a Dutch in it!) 1 Aori NISHIMURA 2 Hayley WILSON 3 Jhulia Rayssa MENDES LEAL 4 Pamela ROSA 5 Leticia BUFONI 6 Candy JACOBS 7 Alexis SABLONE 8 Funa NAKAYAMA women's Semifinals Full Ranking http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/563-london-2019-stop-1-results.html?download=3447:london-2019-semi-final-women-resuls meanwhile, for the joy of @hckosice, here is the men's Semifinal Heats start list (there's also Richard Tury among the top 30) http://www.worldskate.org/component/phocadownload/category/562-world-skate-sls-world-tour-stop-1-program.html?download=3446:semi-final-men-heats men's Quarterfinals Full Ranking http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/563-london-2019-stop-1-results.html?download=3445:london-2019-quarter-final-men-results

Sassari Freestyle Champions 57kg: Azamat Tuskaev 61kg: Mohammad Yakhkeshi 65kg: Sonba Tanaji Gongane 70kg: Nurkhoza Kaipanov 74kg: Frank Chamizo Marquez 79kg: Khalil Aminov 86kg: Ahmad Yousef Bazri 92kg: Alireza Karimi 97kg: Hamed Talebi 125kg: Pavel Krivtsov

wow! sometimes miracles happen! what a day for Bolade Apithy!

nice game (maybe lacking a bit on the physical side) with really unexpected final result... I didn't really think it was possible for Lankinen to keep a clean sheet against the Big red Machine and all of their NHL stars...it was definitely a great performance and a tactical masterpiece by the Finnish coaching staff... in the end, I proved right once again on the Russians...they can build groups of players with loads of talent, but they don't play like a team, they never show that pride...I never see that "fire in their eyes" as it is for many other teams... it's really difficult to win tournaments relying only on being the most skilled players on the ice...sport (and especially team sports) is more than just that...

Grand Prix (Hohhot, CHN) Day #2 Recap A more well spread distribution of Gold medals characterized the second day of action at the Chinese Grand Prix... in the men's division, Hidayat Heydarov went back to back in the -73kg, doubling up the home success a few weeks ago in Baku with today's triumph in Hohhot... meanwhile the reigning World Champion Saeid Mollaei returned on top of the podium after quite a while in the -81kg class... among the women, today's Gold medals went to Martyna Trajdos in the -63kg class and to one of the very few Japanese girls at the start, Saki Niizoe, in the -70kg category... so, at the end of day #2, 3 Nations ( North Korea, South Korea and Japan) share the lead in the medal table with 2 Gold Medals each, followed by Azerbaijan, Germany and Iran with "only" 1 Gold Medal... Full Results, here: https://live.ijf.org/gp_chn2019/results

Men's Individual Sabre (Moscow, RUS) Final Results Gold: Bolade Apithy Silver: Eli Dershwitz Bronze: Luca Curatoli & Max Hartung Semifinals: Dershwitz b. Curatoli 15-12 Apithy b. Hartung 15-13 Gold Medal Match: Apithy b. Dershwitz 15-10  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://fie.org/competitions/2019/162

nobody...as I always said, get rid of boxing at the Olympic Games... leaving aside the corruption issues, they're not even the best boxers in the world and they don't fight with a format giving fighters a chance to express themselves up to the limit (and it would be impossible to have pro boxers fighting 10 or 12-round matches because of the restricted time the Olympics are stuck with)... so, why still wasting time and money with that? p.s. it's the same with men's football, baseball and any other sports that don't take to the Games the best "personnel" they could... p.p.s. and if we stay strictly in topic and only talk about judging the boxing tournament, I'm pretty sure that they could find some good ref and judge among those of the Pro organizations (and even among those from AIBA), but I'm also convinced that they will never choose those people with a "clean file" instead of those "usual suspects" with certain tendencies to "manage" the outcome of a match not in a 100% fair and neutral point of view...

Stage #3, Corona Bali Protected (Keramas, Bali, INA) Gold: Kanoa Igarashi Silver: Jeremy Flores Bronze: Michael Rodrigues & Kelly Slater Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2912/corona-bali-protected/results?resultsType=prizes

Stage #3, Corona Bali Protected (Keramas, Bali, INA) Gold: Stephanie Gilmore Silver: Sally Fitzgibbons Bronze: Nikki Van Dijk & Brisa Hennessy Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/wct/2911/corona-bali-protected/results?resultsType=prizes

London 2019 - Ten riders made the cut to the Quarters With the Men Open Qualifiers hold today at the BAYSIXTY6 skate park, the first phase of London stop came to the end. Only 10 men over the 110 skating made the cut to the Quarter Finals and will skate in the Copper Box Arena next Saturday. Sabatino Aracu, World Skate President: "We are really excited to see such a huge response by skaters and national teams attending the Open Qualifiers. Most at all, I'm proud to see that skateboarders from 4 continents made it to the following phases: from our point of view, it's one more proof that we are carrying out a win-to-win strategy. We are helping promoting skateboarding and we are successfully catching on with the youngest generation in countries where skateboarding was not mainstream until the Olympic inclusion". men qualified to Quarter finals 1 Sora SHIRAI 2 Alex MIDLER 3 Jagger EATON 4 Andy ANDERSON 5 Jorge SIMÕES 6 Egor KALDIKOV 7 Joseph GARBACCIO 8 Angelo CARO NARVAEZ 9 Yukito AOKI 10 Benjamin GARCIA Men Open Qualifier Full Ranking http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/563-london-2019-stop-1-results.html?download=3441:19-global-open-mens-results