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I was quite skeptical about it...now I know...this mixed events are unwatchable...basically, it's a farce... thanks IOC for killing another sport with this ****

Roller Skating Slalom Men's Senior Combined Race Gold: Marco WALZ (GER) Silver: Marco MORERA DOMINGUEZ (ESP) Bronze: Kristaps ZVEJNIEKS (LAT) Full Results: ftp://firsftp.enetres.net/FIRS/Alpine/Results/Sep 04/Senior Men Combined Race Results.pdf Women's Senior Combined Race Gold: Mona SING (GER) Silver: Lara KOEGEL (GER) Bronze: Lisa SCHMID (GER) Full Results: ftp://firsftp.enetres.net/FIRS/Alpine/Results/Sep 04/Senior Women Combined Race Results.pdf

Men's Rink Hockey Senior World Championships Group A, Day #2 Italy - Portugal 4-2 Argentina - France 5-2 Group B, Day #2 Mozambique - Germany 7-3 Spain - Chile 4-3 p.s. today I watched ITA vs POR (and yesterday ARG vs POR)...and there were at least 100/150 spectators (yesterday a bit more than today, to be honest)...so, a few (very few) tickets have been sold...

at a first look, based on team composition and the first round of preliminaries, Italy didn't take the Mixed Trap event too seriously...probably today there will be room for some other Countries to shine at the end of the day (still, the Rossi/Pellielo pair couldn't agree with that, but they started really bad and it won't be easy for them to comeback and qualify for the semifinal stage)...

Champions Hockey League 2017/2018 Yesterday's Results HC05 Banská Bystrica 5-3 Red Bull Salzburg IFK Helsinki 2-4 Red Bull Munich Comarch Cracovia 2-3 Brynäs IF Tappara Tampere 4-2 Grizzlys Wolfsburg Cardiff Devils 4-3 (ot) HC Davos Standings after Gameday #4 http://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/standings#tab_standings=group-stage&select_standings=0 The situation hasn't changed much from the last couple of gamedays... Finland (Tappara Tampere and JYP Jyväskylä), Czech Republic (Ocèlaři Třinec and Kometa Brno) and Sweden (Växjö Lakers and Frölunda Indians) still have 2 group-leading teams each, meanwhile Germany have 1 (Red Bull Munich). The only newcomers are the surprising Nottingham Panthers (GBR), leaders in group F... On the other side, the only group where things are already decided is Group G, where Red Bull Munich (GER) and Brynäs IF Gävle (SWE) are mathematically through to the next round and IFK Helsinki (FIN) and Comarch Cracovia (POL) are already eliminated...

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Men's Junior Trap, Final Results Gold: BOURGUE Clement Francis Andrè (FRA) Silver: MARONGIU Matteo (ITA) Bronze: WALLACE Jack (AUS) 4th: BUCCOLIERI Emanuele (ITA) 5th: ILES-CREVATIN Mitchell (AUS) 6th: BARFIELD Ryne Baxter (GBR) Men's Senior Trap, Final Results Gold: RESCA Daniele (ITA) Silver: LING Edward (GBR) Bronze: LIPTAK Jiri (CZE) 4th: FERNANDEZ Alberto (ESP) 5th: HALDEMAN Derek (USA) 6th: CHENAI Kynan (IND) another "shooting lesson" by Italians... and only a single hit in favor of the French Bourgue in the boys' final denied Italy a full sweep of the Trap Individual events... Tomorrow we're going to have a premiere...the Trap Mixed Team Event...

WRG17 Roller Derby: USA and Spain dominate during the first day of competition The first day of Roller Derby competition at the 2017 World Roller Games came to a close after two exciting games at the Youth Olympics Sport Park in Nanjing, China. The National Teams of Australia and the United States faced during the opening game and their performance did not disappoint. Australia fought every minute of the game and displayed great teamwork, but unfortunately it was not enough to defeat their opponents. Team USA was strong from the first minute and quickly accumulated points, combining strong defensive work with efficient and speedy offense. The final score of the game, 228 to 5 for the Americans, does not give enough credit to the hard work of the Aussies, but does show that the USA is a force to be reckoned with and a favorite to claim the first Roller Games gold medal. During the second game, the National Teams of Japan and Spain took the track to established the second winner of the day. The game started with both teams fighting for position at the front, implementing smart strategies and excellent team work. During the first part of the game, the score remained close and Japan continued to engage in heavy blocking in the pack, which included many falls. The demanding physical conditions that Spain imposed, especially within the pack, were too much for the Japanese players. Eventually the Spaniards controlled the game and showed their dominance both physical and strategical, beating Japan 231 to 16. The tournament continues tomorrow with four games as Australia takes on Japan at 8am and the USA faces Spain at 10am. Later on we will have Spain back on the track facing Australia at 2pm and finishing the day with Team USA playing against Japan at 4pm.

Men's Rink Hockey Senior World Championships Group A, Day #1 Italy - France 6-2 Argentina - Portugal 5-2 Group B, Day #1 Mozambique - Chile 5-3 Spain - Germany 8-2

Roller Skating Slalom Men's Senior Giant Slalom Gold: Marco WALZ (GER) Silver: Marco MORERA DOMINGUEZ (ESP) Bronze: Kristaps ZVEJNIEKS (LAT) Women's Senior Giant Slalom Gold: Mona SING (GER) Silver: Lara KOEGEL (GER) Bronze: Manuela SCHMOHL (GER) Full Results: ftp://firsftp.enetres.net/FIRS/Alpine/Results/Sep 03/Senior Women Senior Men Giant Slalom Results.pdf

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Men's Junior Trap, Team Competition Final Standings Gold: AUSTRALIA Silver: ITALY Bronze: UNITED STATES Men's Senior Trap, Team Competition Final Standings Gold: ITALY Silver: CZECH REPUBLIC Bronze: SPAIN

Yes, Floris Braat won a World Cup race in 2000 (in La Seu D'Urgell, ESP) He also won a World Championship Silver medal in the Team Event (with 2 teammates, of course) in 2003 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floris_Braat

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Men's Junior Trap, shooters qualified to the Finals (h.15.30 CET) ILES-CREVATIN Mitchell (AUS) WALLACE Jack (AUS) BUCCOLIERI Emanuele (ITA) BOURGUE Clement Francis Andrè (FRA) MARONGIU Matteo (ITA) BARFIELD Ryne Baxter (GBR) Men's Senior Trap, shooters qualified to the Finals (h.16.30 CET) FERNANDEZ Alberto (ESP) RESCA Daniele (ITA) HALDEMAN Derek (USA) LING Edward (GBR) LIPTAK Jiri (CZE) CHENAI Kynan (IND)

Champions Hockey League 2017/2018 Yesterday's Results Kometa Brno 4-3 (ot) Stavanger Oilers Växjö Lakers 6-3 Bílí Tygři Liberec Malmö Redhawks 6-2 KalPa Kuopio EV Zug 6-3 JYP Jyväskylä Adler Mannheim 6-3 HV71 Jönköping TPS Turku 3-1 Mountfield HK Esbjerg Energy 1-2 Oceláři Třinec KAC Klagenfurt 4-2 Gap Rapaces Vienna Capitals 5-4 (so) Neman Grodno ZSC Lions Zurich 1-2 Frölunda Indians Nottingham Panthers 4-2 SC Bern and Today's Schedule Five games bring Game Day 4, and the opening two weeks, of the CHL to a close as teams will then hit domestic league ice before the final two group stage games in October. HC05 Banská Bystrica vs. Red Bull Salzburg Group A, Banská Bystrica Ice Stadium (14:00) IFK Helsinki vs. Red Bull Munich Group G, Helsinkin Jäähalli (16:00) Comarch Cracovia vs. Brynäs IF Group G, Home Arena Lodowisko Cracovii (16:30) Tappara Tampere vs. Grizzlys Wolfsburg Group A, Hakametsä Staduim (18:00) Cardiff Devils vs. HC Davos Group E, Ice Arena Wales (19:00)

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Women's Senior Trap, Final Results Gold: ROSSI Jessica (ITA) Silver: SKINNER Catherine (AUS) Bronze: REHAK STEFECEKOVA Zuzana (SVK) 4th: GALVEZ Fatima (ESP) 5th: SALMI Marika (FIN) 6th: CARROLL Ashley (USA) and finally Jessica is back!!! she had 3 very difficult seasons in the last years, but after a flash of light in Rio (unfortunately without winning a medal), now she's back on top of the Trap world... no comment on the tv broadcast, really shameful (but at least a bit better than the junior competition)... and to be honest, I don't like this finals format, too...it's too long, sometimes a bit boring...the real load of adrenaline only comes in the last 15 shots... last year's format was definitley more exciting (even if it was not so fair to the athletes)...

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Women's Junior Trap, Final Results Gold: PALMITESSA Maria Lucia (ITA) Silver: SAVELEVA Iuliia (RUS) Bronze: GHILARDUCCI Diana (ITA) 4th: VARGOVA Veronika (SVK) 5th: BLAGOJEVIC Nikolina (SRB) 6th: KNIAZEVA Polina (RUS) p.s. this was the worst tv direction ever...they only had in the pictures the shooter, but very few times they also showed the target... it was a total mess...I hope they can improve quickly for the next events, otherwise it would make it almost impossible to enjoy...

Artistic Skating Precision Event - Long Program Gold: MILLENIUM TEAM (ARG) Silver: PRECISION TEAM ALBINEA (ITA) Bronze: SINCRO ROLLER (ITA) Senior Ladies Figures • Result Compulsory Figures Gold: Anabella Mendoz (ARG) Silver: Giada Cavataio (ITA) Bronze: Elizabeth Soler (ARG) Senior Men Figures • Result Compulsory Figures Gold: Felipe Augusto Werle (BRA) Silver: Marco Santucci (ITA) Bronze: Luis De Mattia (ARG) In-Line Artistic, Senior Ladies Gold: Claudia PFEIFER (GER) Silver: Serena GIRAUD (FRA) Bronze: Metka KUK (ITA) In-Line Artistic, Senior Men Gold: Yi-Fan CHEN (TPE) Silver: Antonio PANFILI (ITA) Bronze: Hung-Yu CHIEN (TPE) In-Line Artistic, Junior Ladies Gold: Chiara CENSORI (ITA) Silver: Anastasia NOSOVA (RUS) Bronze: Hung-Yun CHIEN (TPE) In-Line Artistic, Junior Men Gold: Collin MOTLEY (USA) Silver: Abhijith AMAL RAJ (IND) Bronze: Bo-Yu CHEN (TPE)

yeah, it looked worse in the previous days... now at least we can find some useful infos and results... Artistic Skating Junior Ladies Figures • Result Compulsory Figures Gold: Gabriella Permatteo (USA) Silver: Emma Gloudeman (USA) Bronze: Catalina Dominguez (ARG) Junior Men Figures • Result Compulsory Figures Gold: Aaron Wunder (GER) Silver: Brayan Carreño (COL) Bronze: Alessio Gangi (ITA) very disappointing results for the young Italians...we expected to dominate almost every event here, but it's not gonna happen...

In-Line Hockey Update Podiums are ready, tomorrow is the day: Junior Hockey will celebrate its epilogue at Youth Olympic Sport Gymnasium in Nanjing. Games for gold medal, France – Spain (Junior Men) and Italy – Chinese Taipei (Junior Women), will be broadcast live on www.rollergames.tv. Even in the 'Roller Games Opening Ceremony' day, pucks didn't stop in Nanjing. Senior Women program is on the run: 12 nations divided in 3 round robin pools. Two games played today, both for Pool A: an easy one for defending champion Canada versus Korea (16-0), while Italy had to fight hard to defeat a well organized Australia, that opened the score first, with Roberts. Sniper Bisi found the equalizer before the break, Raia scored the game winning goal in the second period: “A tough win is the best way to start the tournament – said Italian coach Ceschini – we have to adjust chemistry, but I'm quite confident”. In Junior Men the standings from 5th position to 17th are done: Sweden beat Colombia 6-0 for fifth place. Colombian coach Valderrama said: “Overall, we can be satisfied about our tournament. Last year we were on 13th place, now 6th, with some regrets about the quarter final game. But our program is growing fast”. Tomorrow Senior Men schedule will start: five Round Robin Pools, 25 teams looking for gold. The Czechs are ready to defend the title won last year in Asiago. JUNIOR MEN FINALS' SCHEDULE 3 Sep. (LOCAL TIME) 3.30pm (BRONZE) Italy – Czech Republic 6.30pm (GOLD) France – Spain -live on www.rollergames.tv- JUNIOR WOMEN FINALS' SCHEDULE 3 Sep. 2pm (BRONZE) New Zealand – Australia 5pm (GOLD) Italy – Chinese Taipei -live on www.rollergames.tv- SENIOR MEN SCHEDULE (3 Sep.) 7am Pool C: Sweden – Korea 7am Pool C: Germany – China 8.20am Pool B: Switzerland – France 9.40am Pool B: Italy – Argentina 11.00am Pool A: Czech Republic - Latvia 11.00am Pool E: Spain – Hong Kong 12.20pm Pool A: Usa – Canada 12.20pm Pool E: Colombia – Brazil 3.00pm Pool D: Chinese Taipei – Japan 4.20pm Pool D: Macao – India ------------------------------------------ Pool A: Czech Republic, Latvia, Usa, Canada Pool B: Switzerland, France, Italy, Argentina Pool C: Sweden, Korea, Germany, China Pool D: Chinese Taipei, Japan, Macao, India Pool E: Spain, Hong Kong, Colombia, Brazil SENIOR WOMEN RESULTS (2 Sep.) Pool A: Canada – Korea 16-0 Pool A: Italy – Australia 2-1 SENIOR WOMEN SCHEDULE (3 Sep.) 8.20am Pool B: Spain – New Zealand 9.40am Pool C: Czech Republic – India 1.40pm Pool B: Usa - China 5.40pm Pool C: France – Argentina -------------------------------------------------- JUNIOR MEN RESULTS (2 SEP.): Pool 5/6:Sweden – Colombia 6-0 Pool 7/8 Usa - Switzerland 6-5 Pool 9/10 Great Britain – Canada 0-4 Pool 11/12 New Zealand – Namibia 1-9 Pool 13/14 Korea – Germany 1-4 Pool 15/17 Chinese Taipei – Australia 4-1 Pool 15/17 Australia – India 16-0 ----------------------------------------------------- JUNIOR WOMEN RESULTS, 2 SEP.: Australia – Taipei 0-10 New Zealand – India 15-2 Italy – Australia 6-1 STANDINGS Italy 14 Chinese Taipei 13 New Zealand 9 Australia 4 India 0

do you want Alpine Skating results? here they are (just look at the post above this)...

Roller Skating Slalom Men's Senior Slalom Gold: Kristaps ZVEJNIEKS (LAT) Silver: Marco WALZ (GER) Bronze: Sven ORTEL (GER) Women's Senior Slalom Gold: Mona SING (GER) Silver: Claudia WITTMANN (GER) Bronze: Manuela SCHMOHL (GER) Links to Full Results: http://www.rollersports.org/discipline/inline-alpine/news/item/1268-wrg2017-alpine-first-runs-today-in-nanjing

Women's Rink Hockey Gold Medal Match Spain - Argentina 7-5 Final Standings 1 - Spain 2 - Argentina 3 - Germany 4 - Chile 5 - France 6 - Italy 7 - Portugal 8 - USA

Shotgun World Championships 2017 Women's Junior Trap, shooters qualified to the Finals (h.15 CET) PALMITESSA Maria Lucia (ITA) SAVELEVA Iuliia (RUS) KNIAZEVA Polina (RUS) VARGOVA Veronika (SVK) BLAGOJEVIC Nikolina (SRB) GHILARDUCCI Diana (ITA) Women's Senior Trap, shooters qualified to the Finals (h.16 CET) ROSSI Jessica (ITA) CARROLL Ashley (USA) REHAK STEFECEKOVA Zuzana (SVK) GALVEZ Fatima (ESP) SKINNER Catherine (AUS) SALMI Marika (FIN)

Champions Hockey League 2017/2018 Yesterday's Results Tappara Tampere 4-2 Red Bull Salzburg HC05 Banská Bystrica 0-1 Grizzlys Wolfsburg IFK Helsinki 2-5 Brynäs IF Comarch Cracovia 1-2 Red Bull Munich and Today's Schedule Kometa Brno vs Stavanger Oilers DRFG Arena, Group B, 13:30 Växjö Lakers vs Bílí Tygři Liberec Vida Arena, Group E, 15:00 Malmö Redhawks vs KalPa Kuopio Malmö Isstadion, Group E, 15:00 EV Zug vs JYP Jyväskylä Bossard Arena, Group C, 17:00 Adler Mannheim vs HV71 Jönköping SAP Arena, Group D, 17:30 TPS Turku vs Mountfield HK Gatorade Center, Group F, 18:00 Esbjerg Energy vs Oceláři Třinec Granly Hockey Arena, Group D, 19:00 KAC Klagenfurt vs Gap Rapaces Eissportzentrum Klagenfurt, Group H, 19:30 Vienna Capitals vs Neman Grodno Albert Schultz Eishalle, Group C, 19:30 ZSC Lions Zurich vs Frölunda Indians Hallenstadion, Group H, 19:45 Nottingham Panthers vs SC Bern Motorpoint Arena, Group F, 20:00

Shooting ISSF Shotgun World Championships 2017 Moscow (RUS) - 1 September 2017 - 10 September 2017 Totallympics Results Thread

Women's Rink Hockey 7th/8th Place Match Portugal - USA 26-0 5th/6th Place Match France - Italy 4-3 Bronze Medal Match Germany - Chile 3-0 Gold Medal Match Spain - Argentina Tomorrow, start @ 10.00 CET