THE CANADIAN PRESS
BEIJING _ Grouped results Tuesday from the Olympics (distances in metres unless specified):
ARCHERY
Women
Individual (70 metre)
Round of 64
Marie-Pier Beaudet, Levis, Que., def. Dola Banerjee, India, 109-109 (10-8).
Park Sung-Hyun, South Korea, def. Khadija Abbouda, Morocco, 112-80.
Anja Hitzler, Germany, def. Sophie Dodemont, France, 107-106.
Kristine Esebua, Georgia, def. Yuki Hayashi, Japan, 102-102 (9-8).
Elpida Romantzi, Greece, def. Zekiye Keskin Satir, Turkey, 105-103.
Nami Hayakawa, Japan, def. Elena Mousikou, Cyprus, 112-103.
Jennifer Nichols, U.S., def. Ika Yuliana Rochmawati, Indonesia, 114-101.
Charlotte Burgess, Britain, def. Guo Dan, China, 106-104.
Naomi Folkard, Britain, def. Soha Abed Elaal, Egypt, 107-95.
Kwon Un Sil, North Korea, def. Najmeh Abtin, Iran, 106-96.
Pranitha Vardhineni, India, def. Jane Waller, Australia, 106-100.
Viktoriya Koval, Ukraine, def. Barbora Horackova, Czech Republic, 109-107.
Aida Roman, Mexico, def. Veronique M. D’unienville, Mauritius, 108-97.
Malgorzata Cwienczek, Poland, def. Louise Laursen, Denmark, 113-100.
Mariana Avitia, Mexico, def. Son Hye Yong, North Korea, 112-107.
Leidys Brito, Venezuela, def. Wu Hui Ju, Taiwan, 104-98.
Khatuna Narimanidze, Georgia, def. Dorji Dema, Bhutan, 107-97.
Joo Hyun-Jung, South Korea, def. Sigrid Romero, Colombia, 108-98.
Natalia Valeeva, Italy, def. Anastassiya Bannova, Kazakhstan, 107-105.
Sayoko Kitabatake, Japan, def. Justyna Mospinek, Poland, 103-101.
Berengere Schuh, France, def. Pia Carmen Lionetti, Italy, 112-107.
Natalia Erdyniyeva, Russia, def. Nathalie Dielen, Switzerland, 107-102.
Iwona Marcinkiewicz, Poland, def. Laishram Bombayla Devi, India, 103-101.
Zhang Juan Juan, China, def. Tetyana Berezhna, Ukraine, 109-97.
Yuan Shu Chi, Taiwan, def. Alexandra Feeney, Australia, 104-101.
Alison Williamson, Britain, def. Wei Pi-Hsiu, Taiwan, 108-99.
Khatuna Lorig, U.S., def. Virginie Arnold, France, 107-105.
Miroslava Dagbaeva, Russia, def. Rina Dewi Puspitasari, Indonesia, 106-106 (10-9).
Ana Maria Rendon, Colombia, def. Elena Tonetta, Italy, 106-106 (10-9).
Chen Ling, China, def. Evangelia Psarra, Greece, 110-101.
Katsiaryna Muliuk, Belarus, def. Natalia Sanchez, Colombia, 104-101.
Yun Ok-Hee, South Korea, def. Albina Kamaletdinova, Tajikistan, 109-102.
Round of 32
Yun Ok-Hee, South Korea, def. Marie-Pier Beaudet, Levis, Que., 114-107.
Park Sung-Hyun, South Korea, def. Anja Hitzler, Germany, 112-107.
Elpida Romantzi, Greece, def. Kristine Esebua, Georgia, 102-102 (10-9).
Nami Hayakawa, Japan, def. Jennifer Nichols, U.S., 105-103.
Naomi Folkard, Britain, def. Charlotte Burgess, Britain, 110-96.
Kwon Un Sil, North Korea, def. Pranitha Vardhineni, India, 106-99.
Aida Roman, Mexico, def. Viktoriya Koval, Ukraine, 111-105.
Mariana Avitia, Mexico, def. Malgorzata Cwienczek, Poland, 110-109.
Khatuna Narimanidze, Georgia, def. Leidys Brito, Venezuela, 111-98.
Joo Hyun-Jung, South Korea, def. Natalia Valeeva, Italy, 110-108.
Berengere Schuh, France, def. Sayoko Kitabatake, Japan, 112-100.
Natalia Erdyniyeva, Russia, def. Iwona Marcinkiewicz, Poland, 104-103.
Zhang Juan Juan, China, def. Yuan Shu Chi, Taiwan, 110-105.
Khatuna Lorig, U.S., def. Alison Williamson, Britain, 112-109.
Ana Maria Rendon, Colombia, def. Miroslava Dagbaeva, Russia, 110-106.
Chen Ling, China, def. Katsiaryna Muliuk, Belarus, 106-105.
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Men
Wu Penggen and Xu Linyin, China, def. Kristjan Kais and Rivo Vesik, Estonia, 15-21, 21-11, 15-13.
Clemens Doppler and Peter Gartmayer, Austria, def. Marcio Araujo and Fabio Magalhaes, Brazil, 20-22, 21-19, 15-11.
Bram Ronnes and Emiel Boersma, Netherlands, def. Kentaro Asahi and Katsuhiro Shiratori, Japan, 15-21, 25-23, 11-15.
Kentaro Asahi and Katsuhiro Shiratori, Japan, def. Bram Ronnes and Emiel Boersma, Netherlands, 21-15, 23-25, 15-11.
Igor Kolodinskiy and Dmitry Barsuk, Russia, def. Riccardo Lione and Eugenio Amore, Italy, 21-17, 21-13.
Jacob Gibb and Sean Rosenthal, U.S., def. Julius Brink and Christoph Dieckmann, Germany, 21-15, 21-13.
Pablo Herrera and Raul Mesa, Spain, vs. Florian Gosch and Alexander Horst, Austria, 21-14.
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Women
Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor, U.S., def. Dalixia Fernandez and Tamara Larrea, Cuba, 21-15, 21-16.
Efthalia Koutroumanidou and Maria Tsiartsiani, Greece, def. Judith Augoustides and Vitalina Nel, South Africa, 21-12, 21-8.
Nila Haakedal and Ingrid Toerlen, Norway, def. Mika Saiki and Chiaki Kusuhara, Japan, 21-8, 21-18.
Vasiliki Karantasiou and Vasiliki Arvaniti, Greece, def. Mayra Garcia and Bibiana Candelas, Mexico, 17-21, 21-16, 12-15.
Xue Chen and Zhang Xi, China, def. Laura Ludwig and Sara Goller, Germany, 21-14, 21-18.
Mayra Garcia and Bibiana Candelas, Mexico, def. Vasiliki Karantasiou and Vasiliki Arvaniti, Greece, 21-17, 16-21, 15-12.
Renata Ribeiro and Talita Rocha, Brazil, def. Stefanie Schwaiger and Doris Schwaiger, Austria, 21-18, 21-19.
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BOXING
Flyweight (51 kilograms)
Round of 32
Vincenzo Picardi, Italy, def. Cassius Chiyanika, Zambia, 10-3.
Juan Carlos Payano, Dominican Republic, def. Jerome Thomas, France, 10-6.
Jitender Kumar, India, def. Furkan Ulas Memis, Turkey, retired (1:21, third).
Tulashboy Doniyorov, Uzbekistan, def. Bernard Ngumba Irungu, Kenya, 10-1.
Mirat Sarsembayev, Kazakhstan, def. Rafal Kaczor, Poland, 14-5.
Walid Cherif, Tunisia, def. Stephen Sutherland, Australia, 14-2.
Lee Oksung, South Korea, def. Rau’shee Warren, U.S., 9-8.
Samir Mammadov, Azerbaijan, def. Abdelillah Nhaila, Morocco, 19-4.
Somjit Jongjohor, Thailand, def. Eddie Valenzuela, Guatemala, 6-1.
Robenilson Vieira, Brazil, def. Anuruddha Bandara Ratnayake, Sri Lanka, 13-3.
Anvar Yunusov, Tajikistan, def. Jackson Chauke, South Africa, 9-1.
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Bantamweight (54 kg)
Round of 32
Bruno Julie, Mauritius, def. Emanuel Thabiso Nketu, Lesotho, 17-8.
Hector Manzanilla Rangel, Venezuela, def. Issah Samir, Ghana, 13-10.
Hoorshid Tojibaev, Uzbekistan, def. Rustamhodza Rahimov, Germany, 11-2.
Veaceslav Gojan, Moldova, def. Khavazhy Khatsyhau, Belarus, +1-1.
Gu Yu, China, def. Joe Murray, Britain, 17-7.
Sergey Vodopyanov, Russia, def. McJoe Arroyo Acevedo, Puerto Rico, 10-5.
Akhil Kumar, India, def. Ali Hallab, France, 12-5.
Khumiso Ikgopoleng, Botswana, def. Luke Boyd, Australia, 18-8.
Hicham Mesbahi, Morocco, def. Jonatan Romero, Colombia, 11-3.
John Joseph Nevin, Ireland, def. Abdelhalim Ourradi, Algeria, 9-4.
Badar-Uugan Enkhbat, Mongolia, def. Oscar Valdez, Mexico, 15-4.
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CANOE/KAYAK
KAYAK
Men
K-1 Slalom
Semifinal Qualifications
1. q-Benjamin Boukpeti, Togo, one minute 26.08 seconds; 2. q-Warwick Draper, Australia, 1:26.09; 3. q-Fabien Lefevre, France, 1:27.21; 4. q-Alexander Grimm, Germany, 1:27.31; 5. q-Robert Bouten, Netherlands, 1:28.40; 6. David Ford, Edmonton, 1:28.46; 7. q-Dariusz Popiela, Poland, 1:28.49; 8. q-Daniele Molmenti, Italy, 1:28.56; 9. q-Helmut Oblinger, Austria, 1:28.69; 10. q-Eoin Rheinisch, Ireland, 1:28.85.
11. Vavrinec Hradilek, Czech Republic, 1:28.97; 12. Peter Cibak, Slovakia, 1:29.41; 13. Peter Kauzer, Slovenia, 1:29.42; 14. Guillermo Diez Canedo, Spain, 1:30.06; 15. Campbell Walsh, Britain, 1:35.74.
Final Run
1. Alexander Grimm, Germany, 1:24.39; 2. Fabien Lefevre, France, 1:26.09; 3. Benjamin Boukpeti, Togo, 1:27.37; 4. Eoin Rheinisch, Ireland, 1:28.06; 5. David Ford, Edmonton, 1:2.89; 6. Helmut Oblinger, Austria, 1:30.14; 7. Dariusz Popiela, Poland, 1:31.19; 8. Warwick Draper, Australia, 1:31.76; 9. Robert Bouten, Netherlands, 2:19.59; 10. Daniele Molmenti, Italy, 2:22.37.
Medal Ranking
(combined time for two runs)
1. Alexander Grimm, Germany, 2:51.70; 2. Fabien Lefevre, France, 1:53.30; 3. Benjamin Boukpeti, Togo, 1:53.45; 4. Eoin Rheinisch, Ireland, 2:56.91; 5. Warwick Draper, Australia, 2:57.85; 6. David Ford, Edmonton, 2:58.35; 7. Helmut Oblinger, Austria, 2:58.83; 8. Dariusz Popiela, Poland, 2:59.68; 9. Robert Bouten, Netherlands, 3:47.99; 10. Daniele Molmenti, Italy, 3:50.93.
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CANOE
C-1 Slalom
Semifinal Qualification
1. q-Michal Martikan, Slovakia, 1:28.92; 2. q-Stanislav Jezek, Czech Republic, 1:29.85; 3. q-Krzysztof Bieryt, Poland, 1:30.08; 4. q-David Florence, Britain, 1:30.46; 5. q-Robin Bell, Australia, 1:31.16; 6. q-Christos Tsakmakis, Greece, 1:32.18; 7. q-Ander Elosegui, Spain, 1:32.19; 8. q-Benn Fraker, U.S., 1:32.27; 9. Tony Estanguet, France, 1:33.92; 10. Alexander Lipatov, Russia, 1:34.16.
11. Feng Liming, China, 1:34.64; 12. Jan Benzien, Germany, 1:35.15.
Final Run
1. Michal Martikan, Slovakia, 1:27.73; 2. David Florence, Britain, 1:28.15; 3. Robin Bell, Australia, 1:29.43; 4. Ander Elosegui, Spain, 1:29.93; 5. Benn Fraker, U.S., 1:30.87; 6. Stanislav Jezek, Czech Republic, 1:32.44; 7. Christos Tsakmakis, Greece, 1:34.49; 8. Krzysztof Bieryt, Poland, 1:50.13.
Medal Ranking
(combined time for two runs)
1. Michal Martikan, Slovakia, 2:56.65; 2. David Florence, Britain, 1:58.61; 3. Robin Bell, Australia, 3:00.59; 4. Ander Elosegui, Spain, 3:02.12; 5. Stanislav Jezek, Czech Republic, 3:02.29; 6. Benn Fraker, U.S., 3:03.14; 7. Christos Tsakmakis, Greece, 3:06.67; 8. Krzysztof Bieryt, Poland, 3:20.21.
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DIVING
Women’s Synchronized 10-metre Platform
1. China (Wang Xin, Chen Ruolin), 363.54 points; 2. Australia (Briony Cole, Melissa Wu), 335.16; 3. Mexico (Paola Espinosa, Tatiana Ortiz), 330.06; 4. Germany (Annett Gamm, Nora Subschinski), 310.29; 5. U.S. (Mary Beth Dunnichay, Haley Ishimatsu, Indianapolis), 309.12; 6. North Korea (Choe Kum Hui, Kim Un Hyang), 308.10; 7. Canada (Meaghan Benfeito, Montreal, and Roseline Filion, Laval, Que.), 305.91; 8. Britain (Tonia Couch, Stacie Powell), 303.48.
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EQUESTRIAN
Eventing
Final Team Ranking
1. Germany (Hinrich Romeike; Ingrid Klimke; Andreas Dibowski; Frank Ostholt; Peter Thomsen), 166.10; 2. Australia (Megan Jones; Clayton Fredericks; Sonja Johnson; Lucinda Fredericks; Shane Rose), 171.20; 3. Britain (Kristina Cook; Mary King; William Fox-Pitt; Daisy Dick; Sharon Hunt), 185.70; 4. Sweden (Linda Algotsson; Katrin Norling; Dag Albert; Viktoria Carlerback; Magnus Gallerdal), 230.50; 5. New Zealand (Caroline Powell; Mark Todd; Joe Meyer; Heelan Tompkins; Andrew Nicholson), 240.90.
6. Italy (Vittoria Panizzon; Susanna Bordone; Roberto Rotatori; Stefano Brecciaroli; Fabio Magni), 246.40; 7. U.S. (Gina Miles; Phillip Dutton; Becky Holder; Karen O’Connor; Amy Tryon), 250.00; 8. Ireland (Austin O’Connor; Geoffrey Curran; Louise Lyons; Niall Griffin; Patricia Ryan), 276.10; 9. Canada (Sandra Donnelly and Kyle Carter, both Calgary; Selena O’Hanlon, Elgin, Ont.; Mike Winter, Toronto; Samantha Taylor, Richmond, B.C.), 321.00; 10. Brazil (Marcelo Tosi; Jeferson Moreira; Andre Paro; Saulo Tristao), 334.10.
11. France (Didier Dhennin; Eric Vigeanel; Jean Renaud Adde; Nicolas Touzaint), 1138.80.
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Individual Jumping Final
1. (tie), Didier Dhennin, France; Caroline Powell, New Zealand; Kristina Cook, Britain; Hinrich Romeike, Germany; Gina Miles, U.S.; Austin O’Connor, Ireland; Marcelo Tosi, Brazil; Pawel Spisak, Poland; Tim Lips, Netherlands; and Mark Todd, New Zealand, 0.00.
11. (tie), Karin Donckers, Belgium; Clayton Fredericks, Australia; Megan Jones, Australia; Mary King, Britain; Eric Vigeanel, France; Linda Algotsson, Sweden; and William Fox-Pitt, Britain, 4.00; 18. Ingrid Klimke, Germany, 5.00; 19. (tie), Sonja Johnson, Australia; Andreas Dibowski, Germany; Katrin Norling, Sweden; and Vittoria Panizzon (ROCK MODEL), Italy, 8.00.
23. Joe Meyer, New Zealand, 12.00; 24. Susanna Bordone, Italy, 14.00.
Disqualified: Phillip Dutton, U.S.
Final Ranking
1. Hinrich Romeike, Germany (7, 37.40; 3, 12.80; 19, 4.00; 1, 0.00), 54.20; 2. Gina Miles, U.S. (10, 39.30; 12, 16.80; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 56.10; 3. Kristina Cook, Britain (13, 40.20; 13, 17.20; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 57.40; 4. Megan Jones, Australia (4, 35.40; 9, 15.60; 19, 4.00; 11, 4.00), 59.00; 5. Ingrid Klimke, Germany (3, 33.50; 13, 17.20; 19, 4.00; 18, 5.00), 59.70.
6. Didier Dhennin, France (17, 42.80; 8, 14.00; 18, 3.00; 1, 0.00), 59.80; 7. Clayton Fredericks, Australia (6, 37.00; 11, 16.40; 19, 4.00; 11, 4.00), 61.40; 8. Andreas Dibowski, Germany (11, 39.60; 16, 17.60; 1, 0.00; 19, 8.00), 65.20; 9. Karin Donckers, Belgium (2, 31.70; 27, 25.60; 19, 4.00; 11, 4.00), 65.30; 10. Sonja Johnson, Australia (23, 45.20; 6, 13.60; 1, 0.00; 19, 8.00), 66.80.
11. Mary King, Britain (9, 38.10; 17, 18.00; 32, 8.00; 11, 4.00), 68.10; 12. William Fox-Pitt, Britain (34, 50.20; 2, 10.00; 19, 4.00; 11, 4.00), 68.20; 13. Linda Algotsson, Sweden (15, 41.50; 23, 22.80; 1, 0.00; 11, 4.00), 68.30; 14. Caroline Powell, New Zealand (26, 48.00; 21, 21.20; 19, 4.00; 1, 0.00), 73.20; 15. Tim Lips, Netherlands (41, 52.60; 22, 22.40; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 75.00.
16. Vittoria Panizzon, Italy (35, 50.60; 18, 18.40; 1, 0.00; 19, 8.00), 77.00; 17. Mark Todd, New Zealand (30, 49.40; 30, 27.20; 15, 1.00; 1, 0.00), 77.60; 18. Katrin Norling, Sweden (38, 52.00; 10, 16.00; 30, 5.00; 19, 8.00), 81.00; 19. Pawel Spisak, Poland (27, 48.70; 37, 34.00; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 82.70; 20. Eric Vigeanel, France (44, 53.00; 28, 26.00; 1, 0.00; 11, 4.00), 83.00.
21. Austin O’Connor, Ireland (42, 52.80; 38, 34.40; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 87.20; 22. Marcelo Tosi, Brazil (63, 64.80; 26, 24.80; 1, 0.00; 1, 0.00), 89.60; 23. Susanna Bordone, Italy (8, 37.80; 34, 28.80; 49, 20.00; 24, 14.00), 100.60; 24. Joe Meyer, New Zealand (19, 43.90; 41, 21.20; 52, 25.00; 23, 12.00), 102.10; 25. Frank Ostholt, Germany (21, 44.60; 4, 13.20; 1, 0.00), 57.80.
Canadians
30. Sandra Donnelly, Calgary (58, 60.20; 25, 24.00; 32, 8.00), 92.20; 35. Kyle Carter, Calgary (61, 63.50; 18, 18.40; 46, 14.00), 95.90; 45. Selena O’Hanlon, Elgin, Ont. (20, 44.10; 56, 76.80; 42, 12.00), 132.90; 51. Michael Winter, Toronto (28, 48.90; 56, 76.80; 49, 20.00), 145.70; 55. Samantha Taylor, Richmond, B.C. (66, 70.70; 60, 109.60; 32, 8.00), 188.30.
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FENCING
Men
Individual Sabre
Round of 64
Philippe Beaudry, Montreal, def. Gamal Fathy, Egypt, 15-8.
Renzo Agresta, Brazil, def. Mahmoud Samir, Egypt, 15-10.
Nikolay Kovalev, Russia, def. Alex O’Connell, Britain, 15-14.
Jason Rogers, U.S., def. Abdoulaye Thiam, Senegal, 15-10.
Mamadou Keita, Senegal, def. Satoshi Ogawa, Japan, 15-14.
Nicolas Lopez, France, def. Julien Ouedraogo, Burkina Faso, 15-6.
Valery Pryiemka, Belarus, def. Shadi Talaat, Egypt, 15-7.
Marcin Koniusz, Poland, def. Carlos Jose Bravo Lopez, Venezuela, 15-10.
Round of 32
Aldo Montano, Italy, def. Philippe Beaudry, Montreal, 15-4.
Luigi Tarantino, Italy, def. Renzo Agresta, Brazil, 15-8.
Boris Sanson, France, def. Tim Morehouse, U.S., 15-12.
Zhong Man, China, def. Wiradech Kothny, Thailand, 15-7.
Jaime Marti, Spain, def. Nikolay Kovalev, Russia, 15-12.
Keeth Smart, U.S., def. Jason Rogers, U.S., 15-3.
Aron Szilagyi, Hungary, def. Tamas Decsi, Hungary, 15-9.
Julien Pillet, France, def. Wang Jingzhi, China, 15-14.
Rares Dumitrescu, Romania, def. Mamadou Keita, Senegal, 15-7.
Jorge Pina, Spain, def. Diego Occhiuzzi, Italy, 15-9.
Oh Eunseok, South Korea, def. Dmitri Lapkes, Belarus, 15-8.
Nicolas Lopez, France, def. Stanislav Pozdnyakov, Russia, 15-8.
Mihai Covaliu, Romania, def. Valery Pryiemka, Belarus, 15-9.
Zhou Hanming, China, def. Zsolt Nemcsik, Hungary, 15-13.
Aliaksandr Buikevich, Belarus, def. Alexey Yakimenko, Russia, 15-9.
Nicolas Limbach, Germany, def. Marcin Koniusz, Poland, 15-7.
Round of 16
Luigi Tarantino, Italy, def. Boris Sanson, France, 15-7.
Zhong Man, China, def. Jaime Marti, Spain, 15-14.
Keeth Smart, U.S., def. Aron Szilagyi, Hungary, 15-10.
Julien Pillet, France, def. Rares Dumitrescu, Romania, 15-13.
Jorge Pina, Spain, def. Aldo Montano, Italy, 15-14.
Nicolas Lopez, France, def. Oh Eunseok, South Korea, 15-11.
Mihai Covaliu, Romania, def. Zhou Hanming, China, 15-12.
Aliaksandr Buikevich, Belarus, def. Nicolas Limbach, Germany, 15-14.
Quarter-finals
Mihai Covaliu, Romania, def. Aliaksandr Buikevich, Belarus, 15-13.
Nicolas Lopez, France, def. Jorge Pina, Spain, 15-10.
Zhong Man, China, def. Luigi Tarantino, Italy, 15-13.
Julien Pillet, France, def. Keeth Smart, U.S., 15-13.
Semifinals
Zhong Man, China, def. Julien Pillet, France, 15-12.
Nicolas Lopez, France, def. Mihai Covaliu, Romania, 15-13.
Bronze Medal
Mihai Covaliu, Romania, def. Julien Pillet, France, 15-11.
Gold Medal
Zhong Man, China, def. Nicolas Lopez, France, 15-9.
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GYMNASTICS
Men’s Team Final
1. China (Chen Yibing; Huang Xu; Li Xiaopeng; Xiao Qin; Yang Wei; Zou Kai), 286.125; 2. Japan (Takehiro Kashima; Takuya Nakase; Makoto Okiguchi; Koki Sakamoto; Hiroyuki Tomita; Kohei Uchimura), 278.875; 3. U.S. (Sasha Artemev; Raj Bhavsar; Joey Hagerty; Jonathan Horton; Justin Spring; Kevin Tan), 275.850; 4. Germany (Thomas Andergassen; Philipp Boy; Fabian Hambuechen; Robert Juckel; Marcel Nguyen; Evgenij Spiridonov), 274.600; 5. South Korea (Kim Daeeun; Kim Jihoon; Kim Seungil; Kim Soomyun; Yang Taeyoung; Yoo Wonchul), 274.375; 6. Russia (Maxim Devyatovskiy; Anton Golotsutskov; Sergey Khorokhordin; Nikolay Kryukov; Konstantin Pluzhnikov; Yury Ryazanov), 274.300; 7. Romania (Adrian Bucur; Marian Dragulescu; Flavius Koczi; Daniel Popescu; Razvan Selariu; Robert Stanescu), 274.175; 8. France (Thomas Bouhail; Benoit Caranobe; Yann Cucherat; Dimitri Karbanenko; Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues; Hamilton Sabot), 272.875.
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JUDO
Men
Under 81 kg
Round of 32
Tiago Camilo, Brazil, def. Takashi Ono, Japan, Waza-ari.
Hamed Malek Mohammadi, Iran, def. Aljaz Sedej, Slovenia, Ippon, Kata-guruma, 3:44.
Travis Stevens, U.S., def. Franklin Cisneros, El Salvador, Ippon, Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame, 3:13.
Ole Bischof, Germany, def. Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan, Yuko.
Safouane Attaf, Morocco, def. Alibek Bashkaev, Russia, Ippon, Sumi-gaeshi, 4:53.
Euan Burton, Britain, def. Emmanuel Lucenti, Argentina, time expired.
Roman Gontiuk, Ukraine, def. Kouami Sacha Denanyoh, Togo, Ippon, 3:10.
Mario Valles, Colombia, def. Mark Anthony, Australia, Ippon, Harai-makikomi, 3:18.
Oscar Cardenas, Cuba, def. Anthony Rodriguez, France, Waza-ari.
Joao Neto, Portugal, def. Edmond Topalli, Albania, Ippon, Sode-tsurikomi-goshi, 3:31.
Robert Krawczyk, Poland, def. Matthew Jago, South Africa, Waza-ari.
Kim Jaebum, South Korea, def. Sergei Shundikov, Belarus, time expired.
Srdjan Mrvaljevic, Montenegro, def. Jose Mba Nchama, Equatorial Guinea, Ippon, Kata-gatame, 1:46.
Guo Lei, China, def. Fiderd Vis, Aruba, Ippon, Seoi-nage, 2:08.
Guillaume Elmont, Netherlands, def. Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren, Mongolia, time expired.
Giuseppe Maddaloni, Italy, def. Abderraman Brenes, Puerto Rico, Yuko.
Round of 16
Joao Neto, Portugal, def. Oscar Cardenas, Cuba, Ippon, Sode-tsurikomi-goshi, 1:25.
Tiago Camilo, Brazil, def. Hamed Malek Mohammadi, Iran, Ippon, Kouchi-gari, 2:23.
Kim Jaebum, South Korea, def. Robert Krawczyk, Poland, Ippon, Sukui-nage, 4:50.
Ole Bischof, Germany, def. Travis Stevens, Tacoma, Wash., time expired.
Srdjan Mrvaljevic, Montenegro, def. Guo Lei, China, Waza-ari.
Euan Burton, Britain, def. Safouane Attaf, Morocco, time expired.
Guillaume Elmont, Netherlands, def. Giuseppe Maddaloni, Italy, Ippon, Uchi-mata-gaeshi, 1:32.
Roman Gontiuk, Ukraine, def. Mario Valles, Colombia, Waza-ari.
Quarter-finals
Ole Bischof, Germany, def. Tiago Camilo, Brazil, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 3:14.
Roman Gontiuk, Ukraine, def. Euan Burton, Britain, Waza-ari.
Kim Jaebum, South Korea, def. Joao Neto, Portugal, time expired.
Guillaume Elmont, Netherlands, def. Srdjan Mrvaljevic, Montenegro, Yuko.
Repechage
First Round
Travis Stevens, U.S., def. Mehman Azizov, Azerbaijan, Sogo gachi (compound win), 4:06.
Mario Valles, Colombia, def. Kouami Sacha Denanyoh, Togo, time expired.
Robert Krawczyk, Poland, def. Sergei Shundikov, Belarus, Koka.
Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren, Mongolia, def. Giuseppe Maddaloni, Italy, Ippon, Kosoto-gake, 0:20.
Second Round
Tiago Camilo, Brazil, def. Travis Stevens, U.S., Koka.
Euan Burton, Britain, def. Mario Valles, Colombia, Waza-ari.
Robert Krawczyk, Poland, def. Joao Neto, Portugal, Ippon, Ippon-seoi-nage, 1:48.
Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren, Mongolia, def. Srdjan Mrvaljevic, Montenegro, Ippon, Morote-gari, 4:58.
Repechage Semifinal
Tiago Camilo, Brazil, def. Euan Burton, Britain, Waza-ari.
Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren, Mongolia, def. Robert Krawczyk, Poland, Ippon, Morote-gari, 4:50.
Championship Semifinals
Ole Bischof, Germany, def. Roman Gontiuk, Ukraine, Yuko.
Kim Jaebum, South Korea, def. Guillaume Elmont, Netherlands, Koka.
Bronze Medal Matches
Tiago Camilo, Brazil, def. Guillaume Elmont, Netherlands, Ippon, Tate-shiho-gatame, 4:01.
Roman Gontiuk, Ukraine, def. Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren, Mongolia, Yuko.
Gold Medal
Ole Bischof, Germany, def. Kim Jaebum, South Korea, Yuko.
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WOMEN
Under 63 kg
Round of 32
Anna von Harnier, Germany, def. Silulu A’etonu, American Samoa, Ippon, Kuchiki-taoshi, 0:08.
Lucie Decosse, France, def. Urska Zolnir, Slovenia, Ippon, Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame, 0:41.
Kahina Saidi, Algeria, def. Marcon Bezzina, Malta, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 4:59.
Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, def. Vera Koval, Russia, Koka.
Daniela Yael Krukower, Argentina, def. Catherine Arlove, Australia, Ippon, Kuchiki-taoshi, 3:03.
Claudia Heill, Austria, def. Sarah Clark, Britain, Ippon, Kouchi-gari, 4:20.
Wang Chin-Fang, Taiwan, def. Johanna Ylinen, Finland, Ippon, De-ashi-barai(-harai), 3:58.
Ysis Barreto, Venezuela, def. Cecile Hane, Senegal, Ippon, Ippon-seoi-nage, 1:47.
Kong Jayoung, South Korea, def. Danielli Barbosa, Brazil, Ippon, Uchi-mata, 2:30.
Round of 16
Anna von Harnier, Germany, def. Battugs Tumen-Od, Mongolia, Ippon, Kuchiki-taoshi, 02:40.
Lucie Decosse, France, def. Alice Schlesinger, Israel, Yuko.
Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, def. Kahina Saidi, Algeria, Ippon, Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame, 5:00.
Won Ok Im, North Korea, def. Daniela Yael Krukower, Argentina, Yuko.
Driulis Gonzalez, Cuba, def. Claudia Heill, Austria, time expired.
Wang Chin-Fang, Taiwan, def. Devu Thapa, Nepal, Ippon, Tai-otoshi, 0:22.
Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan, def. Ysis Barreto, Venezuela, Ippon, Yoko-shiho-gatame, 1:00.
Kong Jayoung, South Korea, def. Xu Yuhua, China, time expired.
Quarter-finals
Lucie Decosse, France, def. Anna von Harnier, Germany, Ippon, Uchi-mata, 3:00.
Won Ok Im, North Korea, def. Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 1:52.
Driulis Gonzalez, Cuba, def. Wang Chin-Fang, Taiwan, Yuko.
Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan, def. Kong Jayoung, South Korea, Ippon, Kuzure-kami-shiho-gatame, 2:42.
Repechage
First Round
Urska Zolnir, Slovenia, def. Alice Schlesinger, Israel, Ippon, Kata-guruma, 3:54.
Second Round
Urska Zolnir, Slovenia, def. Anna von Harnier, Germany, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 2:50.
Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, def. Daniela Yael Krukower, Argentina, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 4:30.
Claudia Heill, Austria, def. Wang Chin-Fang, Taiwan, Ippon, Osoto-gaeshi, 4:16.
Ysis Barreto, Venezuela, def. Kong Jayoung, South Korea, Ippon, Ude-hishigi-juji-gatame, 4:57.
Repechage Semifinal
Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, def. Urska Zolnir, Slovenia, Koka.
Claudia Heill, Austria, def. Ysis Barreto, Venezuela, Yuko.
Championship Semifinals
Lucie Decosse, France, def. Won Ok Im, North Korea, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 4:07.
Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan, def. Driulis Gonzalez, Cuba, Ippon, Yoko-shiho-gatame, 3:34.
Bronze Medal Matches
Elisabeth Willeboordse, Netherlands, def. Driulis Gonzalez, Cuba, time expired.
Won Ok Im, North Korea, def. Claudia Heill, Austria, Waza-ari.
Gold Medal
Ayumi Tanimoto, Japan, def. Lucie Decosse, France, Ippon, Uchi-mata, 1:26.
ROWING
q-advanced to next round of repechage
a-advanced to A-final
b-relegated to B-final =
MEN
Lightweight Double Sculls =
Repechage
Heat 1 : 1. q-Germany (Jonathan Koch; Manuel Brehmer), six minutes 41.48 seconds; 2. Australia (Samuel Beltz; Tom Gibson), 6:42.42; 3. Uruguay (Rodolfo Collazo; Angel Garcia), 6:46.98; 4. Brazil (Thiago Gomes; Thiago Almeida), 6:51.99; 5. Hong Kong (Sau Wah So; Kwong Wing Chow), 6:58.71; 6. Algeria (Mohamed Ryad Garidi; Kamel Ait Daoud), 7:05.73.
Heat 2 : 1. Portugal (Pedro Fraga; Nuno Mendes), 6:39.07; 2. Cuba (Eyder Batista; Yunior Perez), 6:40.15; 3. Japan (Kazushige Ura; Daisaku Takeda), 6:43.03; 4. Hungary (Zsolt Hirling; Tamas Varga), 6:50.48; 5. India (Devender Kumar Khandwal; Manjeet Singh), 7:02.06; 6. South Korea (Jang Kangeun; Kim Hongkyun), 7:12.17.
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Lightweight Fours (without cox) =
Repechage
1. Ireland (Cathal Moynihan; Gearoid Towey; Richard Archibald; Paul Griffin), 6:21.79; 2. Netherlands (Gerard van der Linden; Marshall Godschalk; Ivo Snijders; Paul Drewes), 6:25.25; 3. U.S. (Mike Altman; Patrick Todd; Will Daly; Tom Paradiso), 6:27.43; 4. Egypt (Mohamed Zidan; Amin Ramadan; Ahmed Gad; Abdel Razek Ibrahim), 6:37.50.
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Quadruple Sculls (without cox) =
Repechage
1. Estonia (Kaspar Taimsoo; Vladimir Latin; Igor Kuzmin; Allar Raja), 6:01.46; 2. Cuba (Yuleidys Cascaret; Angel Founier; Janier Concepcion; Yoennis Hernandez), 6:03.56; 3. Czech Republic (Petr Vitasek; Milan Dolecek; Jakub Hanak; David Jirka), 6:04.95; 4. Slovenia (Janez Zupanc; Jernej Jurse; Janez Jurse; Gasper Fistravec), 6:12.64.
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Eights (with cox) =
Repechage
1. a-U.S. (Beau Hoopman; Matt Schnobrich; Micah Boyd; Wyatt Allen; Daniel Walsh; Steven Coppola; Josh Inman; Bryan Volpenhein; Marcus McElhenney), 5:38.95; 2. a-Australia (David Dennis; Samuel Loch; James Chapman; Tom Laurich; Jeremy Stevenson; James Tomkins; Sam Conrad; Stephen Stewart; Marty Rabjohns), 5:40.31; 3. a-Netherlands (Meindert Klem; Rogier Blink; Reinder Lubbers; Jozef Klaassen; David Kuiper; Mitchel Steenman; Olaf van Andel; Diederik Simon; Peter Wiersum), 5:42.62; 4. a-Poland (Sebastian Kosiorek; Michal Stawowski; Patryk Brzezinski; Slawomir Kruszkowski; Rafal Hejmej; Marcin Brzezinski; Wojciech Gutorski; Mikolaj Burda; Daniel Trojanowski), 5:42.92; 5. b-China (Qu Xiaoming; Wang Jingfeng; Liu Zhen; He Yi; Zheng Chuanqi; Zhou Yinan; Zhang Yongqiang; Wang Xiangdang; Zhang Dechang), 5:42.97; 6. b-Germany (Florian Eichner; Sebastian Matthias Schmidt; Matthias Flach; Philipp Naruhn; Jochen Urban; Florian Menningen; Kristof Wilke; Andreas Penkner; Peter Thiede), 5:47.05.
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WOMEN =
Lightweight Doubles =
Repechage
Heat 1 : 1. q-U.S. (Renee Hykel; Jen Goldsack), 7:22.22; 2. q-Finland (Sanna Sten; Minna Nieminen), 7:23.80; 3. q-Japan (Misaki Kumakura; Akiko Iwamoto), 7:30.92; 4. c-South Africa (Alex White; Kirsten Mccann), 7:48.04; 5. c-Kazakhstan (Natalya Voronova; Alexandra Opachanova), 7:54.12; 6. c-South Korea (Ko Youngeun; Ji Yoojin), 8:03.51.
Heat 2 : 1. q-Britain (Hester Goodsell; Helen Casey), 7:24.27; 2. q-Greece (Chrysi Biskitzi; Alexandra Tsiavou), 7:24.55; 3. q-Cuba (Yaima Velazquez; Ismaray Marrero), 7:32.14; 4. c-Mexico (Gabriela Huerta; Lila Perez Rul), 7:41.97; 5. c-Brazil (Camila Carvalho; Luciana Granato), 7:47.53.
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Pairs (without cox) =
Repechage
Heat 1 : 1. a-New Zealand (Juliette Haigh; Nicola Coles), 7:32.64; 2. a-Britain (Louisa Reeve; Olivia Whitlam), 7:34.54; 3. b-Australia (Kim Crow; Sarah Cook), 7:38.48; 4. b-France (Inene Pascal-Pretre; Stephanie Dechand), 7:41.87.
Heat 2 : 1. a-China (Wu You; Gao Yulan), 7:23.71; 2. a-Germany (Lenka Wech; Maren Derlien), 7:27.02; 3. b-U.S. (Portia McGee; Anna Cummins), 7:32.26;
4. b-Canada (Zoe Hoskins, Edmonton; Sabrina Kolker, West Vancouver, B.C.), 7:40.22 .
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Quad Sculls (without cox)
Repechage
1. a-Germany (Britta Oppelt; Manuela Lutze; Kathrin Boron; Stephanie Schiller), 6:36.17; 2. a-U.S. (Lia Pernell; Lindsay Meyer; Jen Kaido; Margot Shumway), 6:39.53; 3. a-Australia (Zoe Uphill; Amber Bradley; Kerry Hore; Amy Ives), 6:41.39; 4. a-Ukraine (Svitlana Spiryukhova; Olena Olefirenko; Nataliya Lyal’chuk; Tetiana Kolesnikova), 6:41.45;
5. b-Canada (Rachelle de Jong, Regina; Anna-Marie de Zwager, Victoria; Janine Hanson, Winnipeg; Krista Guloien, Vancouver), 6:46.60 ; 6. b-Russia (Julia Kalinovskaya; Oxana Dorodnova; Yulia Levina; Larisa Merk), 6:51.14.
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SAILING
MEN
Laser (one person dinghy)
(through two of 10 races)
1. Andrew Murdoch, New Zealand (2, 5), 7; 2. Diego Romero, Italy (6, 3), 9; 3. Julio Alsogaray, Argentina (1, 12), 13; 4. Gustavo Lima, Portugal (5, 8), 13; 5. Pavlos Kontides, Cyprus (8, 7), 15; 6. Paul Goodison, Britain (15, 2), 17; 7. Jean Baptiste Bernaz, France (19, 1), 20; 8. Kristian Ruth, Norway (10, 11), 21; 9. Rasmus Myrgren, Sweden (7, 16), 23; 10. Igor Lisovenko, Russia (11, 14), 25.
11. Vasilij Zbogar, Slovenia (24, 4), 28; 12. Maciej Grabowski, Poland (9, 19), 28; 13. Andrew Campbell, San Diego (14, 18), 32; 14. Andreas Geritzer, Austria (28, 6), 34; 15. Pierre Angelo Collura, Finland (25, 10), 35;
16. Mike Leigh, Vancouver, (13, 23), 36 ; 17. Deniss Karpak, Estonia (16, 20), 36; 18. Matias del Solar Goldsmith, Chile (3, 34), 37; 19. Alejandro Foglia, Uruguay (12, 27), 39; 20. Luka Radelic, Croatia (26, 15), 41.
21. Javier Hernandez, Spain (17, 25), 42; 22. Evangelos Cheimonas, Greece (22, 21), 43; 23. Tom Slingsby, Australia (21, 22), 43; 24. Anders Nyholm, Denmark (18, 26), 44; 25. Kemal Muslubas, Turkey (4, 42), 46; 26. Christoph Bottoni, Switzerland (34, 13), 47; 27. Bruno Fontes, Brazil (31, 17), 48; 28. Thomas Barrows Iii, U.S. Virgin Islands (20, 28), 48; 29. Juan Maegli, Guatemala (44 DQ, 9), 53; 30. Ha Jeemin, South Korea (23, 33), 56.
31. Zsombor Berecz, Hungary (27, 31), 58; 32. Rutger van Schaardenburg, Netherlands (32, 29), 61; 33. Martin Trcka, Czech Republic (29, 36), 65; 34. Raul Aguayo, Dominican Republic (37, 30), 67; 35. Leong Keat Kevin Lim, Malaysia (44 BFD, 24), 68; 36. Yoichi Iijima, Japan (36, 32), 68; 37. Marc Schmit, Luxembourg (30, 39), 69; 38. Allan Julie, Seychelles (33, 37), 70; 39. Shen Sheng, China (40, 35), 75; 40. Seng Leong Koh, Singapore (35, 41), 76.
41. Adil Khalid Mohammad, United Arab Emirates (38, 38), 76; 42. Jose Miguel Ruiz Durango, Venezuela (39, 40), 79; 43. Gregory Douglas, Barbados (41, 43), 84.
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470 (two person dinghy)
(standings through four of 10 races)
1. Australia (Nathan Wilmot; Malcolm Page) (4, 7, 3, 3), 17; 2. France (Nicolas Charbonnier; Olivier Bausset) (6, 3, 8, 1), 18; 3. Spain (Onan Barreiros; Aaron Sarmiento) (8, 2, 6, 9), 25; 4. Italy (Gabrio Zandona’; Andrea Trani) (10, 4, 7, 7), 28; 5. Britain (Nick Rogers; Joe Glanfield) (19, 5, 1, 4), 29; 6. Portugal (Alvaro Marinho; Miguel Nunes) (2, 8, 15, 6), 31; 7. Netherlands (Sven Coster; Kalle Coster) (11, 15, 12, 2), 40; 8. Sweden (Anton Dahlberg; Sebastian Ostling) (16, 18, 2, 5), 41; 9. Slovenia (Karlo Hmeljak; Mitja Nevecny) (3, 11, 19, 10), 43; 10. Argentina (Javier Conte; Juan Maria de la Fuente) (14, 14, 4, 11), 43.
11. New Zealand (Carl Evans; Peter Burling) (7, 10, 14, 12), 43; 12. Greece (Andreas Kosmatopoulos; Andreas Papadopoulos) (5, 26, 11, 8), 50; 13. Ireland (Ger Owens; Philip Lawton) (22, 1, 17, 15), 55; 14. Israel (Gideon Kliger; Udi Gal) (13, 16, 13, 14), 56; 15. Japan (Tetsuya Matsunaga; Taro Ueno) (1, 20, 24, 13), 58; 16. Croatia (Sime Fantela; Igor Marenic) (18, 6, 9, 30 OCS), 63; 17. Brazil (Fabio Silva; Samuel Albrecht) (9, 30 OCS, 10, 18), 67; 18. Singapore (Yuan Zhen Xu; Terence Koh) (15, 17, 18, 19), 69; 19. Poland (Patryk Piasecki; Kacper Zieminski) (20, 9, 20, 23), 72; 20. Switzerland (Tobias Etter; Felix Steiger) (21, 23, 5, 25), 74.
21. China (Wang Weidong; Deng Daokun) (12, 30 DQ, 23, 16), 81; 22. Turkey (Deniz Cinar; Ates Cinar) (23, 13, 26, 22), 84; 23. U.S. (Stu McNay; Graham Biehl) (26, 12, 30 OCS, 17), 85; 24. South Korea (Yoon Cheul; Kim Hyeongtae) (17, 24, 21, 27), 89; 25. Russia (Mikhail Sheremetyev; Maxim Sheremetyev) (27, 21, 22, 21), 91; 26. Austria (Matthias Schmid; Florian Reichstaedter) (24, 19, 25, 24), 92; 27. Belarus (Sergei Desukevich; Pavel Logunov) (29, 27, 16, 26), 98;
28. Canada (Stephane Locas, St-Eustache, Que., and Oliver Bone, Montreal) (25, 25, 30 OCS, 20), 100 ; 29. Finland (Niklas Lindgren; Heikki Elomaa) (28, 22, 27, 30 DQ), 107.
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WOMEN =
RS:X (Windsurfer)
(standings through four of 10 races)
1. Yin Jian, China (1, 1, 1, 3), 6; 2. Marina Alabau, Spain (3, 5, 5, 2), 15; 3. Jessica Crisp, Australia (2, 4, 3, 8), 17; 4. Alessandra Sensini, Italy (6, 2, 9, 1), 18; 5. Bryony Shaw, Britain (4, 3, 11, 6), 24; 6. Barbara Kendall, New Zealand (12, 7, 12, 4), 35; 7. Olha Maslivets, Ukraine (5, 6, 14, 11), 36; 8. Wai Kei Chan, Hong Kong (10, 10, 6, 13), 39; 9. Yasuko Kosuge, Japan (9, 12, 4, 17), 42; 10. Tuuli Petaja, Finland (14, 11, 7, 16), 48.
11. Jannicke Staalstroem, Norway (7, 28 DQ, 2, 12), 49; 12. Irina Bontemps, Bulgaria (18, 8, 8, 15), 49; 13. Maayan Davidovich, Israel (13, 9, 20, 9), 51;
14. Nikola Girke, West Vancouver, B.C. (11, 14, 13, 14), 52 ; 15. Faustine Merret, France (8, 28 DQ, 10, 7), 53; 16. Zofia Klepacka, Poland (17, 16, 17, 5), 55; 17. Athena Frai, Greece (15, 15, 16, 10), 56; 18. Patricia Freitas, Brazil (20, 13, 15, 23), 71; 19. Napalai Tansai, Thailand (16, 17, 18, 24), 75; 20. Bettina Honore, Denmark (21, 18, 21, 18), 78.
21. Diana Detre, Hungary (22, 20, 19, 21), 82; 22. Gavriella Chatzidamianou, Cyprus (19, 22, 23, 22), 86; 23. Tatiana Bazyuk, Russia (24, 23, 24, 19), 90; 24. Florencia Gutierrez, Argentina (27, 19, 27, 20), 93; 25. Demita Vega, Mexico (23, 21, 25, 25), 94; 26. Nancy Rios, Miami (25, 24, 22, 26), 97; 27. Sedef Koktenturk, Turkey (26, 25, 26, 27), 104.
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Laser Radial (one person dinghy) =
(standing through two of 10 races)
1. Anna Tunnicliffe, U.S. (4, 5), 9; 2. Evi Van Acker, Belgium (1, 10), 11; 3. Sarah Steyaert, France (11, 1), 12; 4. Gintare Volungeviciute, Lithuania (3, 13), 16; 5. Sarah Blanck, Australia (6, 11), 17; 6. Mateja Petronijevic, Croatia (8, 9), 17; 7. Nathalie Brugger, Switzerland (13, 6), 19; 8. Cecilia Carranza Saroli, Argentina (15, 8), 23; 9. Penny Clark, Britain (2, 22), 24; 10. Susana Romero, Spain (18, 7), 25.
11. Jo Aleh, New Zealand (22, 4), 26; 12. Katarzyna Szotynska, Poland (5, 21), 26; 13. Tuula Tenkanen, Finland (10, 16), 26; 14. Xu Lijia, China (24, 3), 27; 15. Florencia Cerutti Bogado, Paraguay (28, 2), 30; 16. Eftychia Mantzaraki, Greece (14, 18), 32; 17. Larissa Nevierov, Italy (17, 15), 32; 18. Anastasia Chernova, Russia (7, 28), 35; 19. Paloma Schmidt, Peru (9, 26), 35; 20. Man Yi Lo, Singapore (21, 14), 35.
21. Tatiana Drozdovskaya, Belarus (12, 24), 36; 22. Nufar Edelman, Israel (25, 12), 37; 23. Karin Soderstrom, Sweden (19, 19), 38;
24. Lisa Ross, Lunenburg, N.S. (16, 23), 39 ; 25. Ciara Peelo, Ireland (23, 17), 40; 26. Petra Niemann, Germany (20, 20), 40; 27. Tania Elias Calles, Mexico (27, 25), 52; 28. Cathrine Margrethe Gjerpen, Norway (26, 27), 53.
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470 (two person dinghy) =
(standings through four of 10 races)
1. Australia (Elise Rechichi; Tessa Parkinson) (2, 2, 4, 1), 9; 2. Spain (Natalia Via Dufresne; Laia Lluisa Tutzo) (4, 5, 2, 6), 17; 3. Netherlands (Marcelien de Koning; Lobke Berkhout) (3, 1, 9, 5), 18; 4. Israel (Nike Kornecki; Vered Bouskila) (8, 13, 1, 2), 24; 5. Italy (Giulia Conti; Giovanna Micol) (14, 7, 6, 3), 30; 6. Czech Republic (Lenka Smidova; Lenka Mrzilkova) (6, 4, 12, 11), 33; 7. Germany (Stefanie Rothweiler; Vivien Kussatz) (7, 6, 11, 9), 33; 8. Britain (Christina Bassadone; Saskia Clark) (20 DQ, 8, 3, 4), 35; 9. France (Ingrid Petitjean; Gwendolyn Lemaitre) (1, 11, 16, 8), 36; 10. Brazil (Fernanda Oliveira; Isabel Swan) (11, 16, 5, 10), 42.
11. Switzerland (Emmanuelle Rol; Anne-Sophie Thilo) (15, 9, 7, 13), 44; 12. Slovenia (Vesna Dekleva; Klara Maucec) (20 DQ, 3, 8, 16), 47; 13. U.S. (Amanda Clark; Sarah Mergenthaler) (12, 12, 10, 14), 48; 14. Austria (Sylvia Vogl; Carolina Flatscher) (9, 20 DQ, 13, 7), 49; 15. China (Wen Yimei; Yu Chunyan) (5, 10, 19, 17), 51; 16. Japan (Ai Kondo; Naoko Kamata) (13, 15, 14, 15), 57; 17. Sweden (Therese Torgersson; Vendela Santen) (10, 14, 18, 20 DQ), 62; 18. Argentina (Maria Fernanda Sesto; Consuelo Monsegur) (16, 18, 17, 12), 63; 19. Singapore (Liying Toh; Deborah Huimin Ong) (17, 17, 15, 18), 67.
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SWIMMING
MEN
100 Backstroke
Final
1. Aaron Piersol, U.S., 52.54 seconds (world record; previous: 52.89, Peirsol, July 1, 2008, Omaha, Neb.); 2. Matt Grevers, U.S., 53.11; 3. Arkady Vyatchanin, Russia, 53.18; 3. Hayden Stoeckel, Australia, 53.18; 5. Ashley Delaney, Australia, 53.31; 6. Liam Tancock, Britain, 53.39; 7. Aschwin Wildeboer, Spain, 53.51; 8. Junichi Miyashita, Japan, 53.99..
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100 Freestyle
Qualifying
1. q-Eamon Sullivan, Australia, 47.80; 2. q-Stefan Nystrand, Sweden, 47.83;
3. q-Brent Hayden, Mission, B.C., 47.84 ; 4. q-Alain Bernard, France, 47.85; 5. q-Pieter van den Hoogenband, Netherlands, 47.97; 6. q-Milorad Cavic, Serbia, 48.15; 7. q-Cesar Cielo Filho, Brazil, 48.16; 8. q-Garrett Weber-Gale, U.S., 48.19; 9. q-Lyndon Ferns, South Africa, 48.26; 10. q-Filippo Magnini, Italy, 48.30.
11. q-Jason Lezak, U.S., 48.33; 12. q-Matt Targett, Australia, 48.40; 13. q-Fabien Gilot, France, 48.42; 14. q-Andrey Grechin, Russia, 48.50; 15. q-Jonas Persson, Sweden, 48.51;
16. (tie), s-Dominik Meichtry, Switzerland, and s-Christian Galenda, Italy, 48.55; 18. Evgeniy Lagunov, Russia, 48.59; 19. Yoris Grandjean, Belgium, 48.82; 20. George Bovell III, Trinidad & Tobago, 48.83.
21. Martin Verner, Czech Republic, 48.95; 22. Albert Subirats Altes, Venezuela, 48.97;
23. Joel Greenshields, Airdrie, Alta., 49.04 ; 24. Jason Dunford, Kenya, 49.06; 25. Chen Zuo, China, 49.08; 26. Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or, Israel, 49.10; 27. Jakob Schioett Andkjaer, Denmark, 49.25; 28. (tie), Balazs Makany, Hungary, and Paulius Viktoravicius, Lithuania, 49.27; 30. Ryk Neethling, South Africa, 49.28.
31. Peter Mankoc, Slovenia, 49.33; 32. Nabil Kebbab, Algeria, 49.38; 33. Steffen Deibler, Germany, 49.39; 34. Duje Draganja, Croatia, 49.49; 35. Jose Martin Meolans, Argentina, 49.50; 36. (tie), Shaune Fraser, Cayman Islands, and Yuriy Yegoshin, Ukraine, 49.56; 38. Mitja Zastrow, Netherlands, 49.61; 39. Ryan Pini, Papua New Guinea, 49.72; 40. Hisayoshi Sato, Japan, 49.85.
41. Matti Rajakyla, Finland, 49.91; 42. Virdhawal Khade, India, 50.07; 43. Martin Kutscher, Uruguay, 50.08; 44. Stanislav Neverovsky, Belarus, 50.14; 45. Tiago Venancio, Portugal, 50.30; 46. Romans Miloslavskis, Latvia, 50.40; 47. Terrence Haynes, Barbados, 50.50; 48. Aristeidis Grigoriadis, Greece, 50.62; 49. Orn Arnarson, Iceland, 50.68; 50. Norbert Trandafir, Romania, 50.74.
51. Danil Haustov, Estonia, 50.92; 52. Alexandr Sklyar, Kazakhstan, 51.24; 53. Jan Roodzant, Aruba, 51.69; 54. Lim Namgyun, South Korea, 51.80; 55. Petr Romashkin, Uzbekistan, 51.83; 56. Mikayel Koloyan, Armenia, 51.89; 57. Gael Adam, Mauritius, 52.35; 58. Carl Probert, Fiji, 52.37; 59. Christopher Duenas, Guam, 52.64; 60. Roy-Allan Burch, Bermuda, 52.65.
61. Obaid Ahmed Aljesmi, United Arab Emirates, 53.29; 62. Emile Rony Bakale, Republic of Congo, 55.08; 63. Miguel Angel Navarro, Bolivia, 56.96; 64. Sofyan El Gadi, Libya, 57.89.
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200 Breaststroke
Qualifying
1. q-Daniel Gyurta, Hungary, 2:08.68; 2. q-Paolo Bossini, Italy, 2:08.98; 3. q-Loris Facci, Italy, 2:09.12; 4. q-Hugues Duboscq, France, 2:09.42;
5. q-Mike Brown, Perth, Ont., 2:09.84 ; 6. q-Kosuke Kitajima, Japan, 2:09.89; 7. q-Eric Shanteau, U.S., 2:10.29; 8. q-William Diering, South Africa, 2:10.39; 9. q-Neil Versfeld, South Africa, 2:10.50; 10. q-Scott Spann, U.S., 2:10.61.
11. q-Vladislav Polyakov, Kazakhstan, 2:10.83; 12. q-Andrew Bree, Ireland, 2:10.91; 13. q-Brenton Rickard, Australia, 2:11.00; 14. q-Igor Borysik, Ukraine, 2:11.08; 15. q-Kristopher Gilchrist, Britain, 2:11.13; 16. q-Glenn Snyders, New Zealand, 2:11.19; 17. (tie), Alexander Dale Oen, Norway, and Yuta Suenaga, Japan, 2:11.30; 19. Thiago Pereira, Brazil, 2:11.40; 20. Tom Beeri, Israel, 2:11.44.
21. Istvan Hunor Mate, Austria, 2:11.56; 22. Valerii Dymo, Ukraine, 2:11.65; 23. Grigory Falko, Russia, 2:11.88; 24. Mihail Alexandrov, Bulgaria, 2:11.94; 25. Yevgeniy Ryzhkov, Kazakhstan, 2:12.44; 26. Christian Sprenger, Australia, 2:12.56; 27. Melquiades Alvarez, Spain, 2:12.59; 28. Julien Nicolardot, France, 2:12.76. 29. Mathieu Bois, St-Hubert, Que., 2:12.87 ; 30. Henrique Barbosa, Brazil, 2:12.99.
31. Edvinas Dautartas, Lithuania, 2:13.11; 32. Carlos Almeida, Portugal, 2:13.34; 33. Chris Christensen, Denmark, 2:13.92; 34. Sergio Garcia, Spain, 2:14.30; 35. Maxim Podoprigora, Austria, 2:14.43; 36. Sandeep Sejwal, India, 2:15.24; 37. James Kirton, Britain, 2:15.25; 38. Jakob Johann Sveinsson, Iceland, 2:15.58; 39. Jiri Jedlicka, Czech Republic, 2:15.79; 40. Laurent Carnol, Luxembourg, 2:15.87.
41. Romanos Iasonas Alyfantis, Greece, 2:16.04; 42. Sofiane Daid, Algeria, 2:16.15; 43. Sin Sujong, South Korea, 2:16.21; 44. Lai Zhongjian, China, 2:16.28; 45. Alexey Zinovyev, Russia, 2:16.40; 46. Martti Aljand, Estonia, 2:16.52; 47. Miguel Molina, Philippines, 2:16.94; 48. Robin van Aggele, Netherlands, 2:17.14; 49. Wang Wei-Wen, Taiwan, 2:17.20; 50. Leopoldo Jose Andara Gonzalez, Venezuela, 2:17.77.
51. Omer Aslanoglu, Turkey, 2:17.93; 52. Sergio Andres Ferreyra, Argentina, 2:20.10.
Did Not Start : Valentin Preda, Romania.
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200 Butterfly
Semifinals
Heat 1 : 1. q-Takeshi Matsuda, Japan, 1:54.02; 2. q-Nikolay Skvortsov, Russia, 1:54.31; 3. q-Laszlo Cseh, Hungary, 1:54.35; 4. q-Moss Burmester, New Zealand, 1:55.26; 5. Gil Stovall, U.S., 1:55.36; 6. Dinko Jukic, Austria, 1:55.65; 7. Sergii Advena, Ukraine, 1:56.64; 8. Hsu Chi-Chieh, Taiwan, 1:57.48.
Heat 2 : 1. q-Michael Phelps, U.S., 1:53.70 (ties Olympic record; Phelps, Aug. 11, 2008, Beijing); 2. q-Wu Peng, China, 1:54.93; 3. q-Kaio Almeida, Brazil, 1:55.21; 4. q-Pawel Korzeniowski, Poland, 1:55.35; 5. Chen Yin, China, 1:55.88; 6. Michael Rock, Britain, 1:55.90; 7. Ryuichi Shibata, Japan, 1:56.17; 8. Ioan Stefan Gherghel, Romania, 1:56.57..
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200 Freestyle
Final
1. Michael Phelps, U.S., 1:42.96 (world record; old: 1:43.86, Phelps, March 27, 2007, Melbourne, Australia); 2. Park Taehwan, South Korea, 1:44.85; 3. Peter Vanderkaay, U.S., 1:45.14; 4. Jean Basson, South Africa, 1:45.97; 5. Paul Biedermann, Germany, 1:46.00; 6. Dominik Meichtry, Switzerland, 1:46.95; 7. Yoshihiro Okumura, Japan, 1:47.14; 8. Robbie Renwick, Britain, 1:47.47..
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4×200 Freestyle Relay
Qualifying
1. q-U.S. (David Walters; 1:46.57; Ricky Berens; 1:45.47; Erik Vendt; 1:47.11; Klete Keller, 1:45.51), 7:04.66; 2. q-Italy (Nicola Cassio, 1:48.76; Marco Belotti, 1:45.82; Emiliano Brembilla, 1:46.46; Massimiliano Rosolino, 1:46.80), 7:07.84; 3. q-Russia (Mikhail Polishchuk, 1:48.54; Danila Izotov, 1:47.24; Nikita Lobintsev, 1:46.84; Alexander Sukhorukov, 1:45.24), 7:07.86; 4. q-Britain (David Carry, 1:46.47; Andrew Hunter, 1:46.88; Ross Davenport, 1:47.15; Robbie Renwick, 1:47.39), 7:07.89;
5. q-Canada (Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 1:47.44; Rick Say, Salmon Arm, B.C., 1:47.24; Adam Sioui, Trenton, Ont., 1:47.05; Andrew Hurd, Oakville, Ont., 1:46.31), 7:08.04 .
6. q-Australia (Nick Ffrost, 1:47.47; Grant Brits, 1:46.84; Kirk Palmer, 1:47.02; Leith Brodie, 1:47.08), 7:08.41; 7. q-Japan (Yoshihiro Okumura, 1:47.19; Sho Uchida, 1:46.59; Yasunori Mononobe, 1:47.29; Hisato Matsumoto, 1:48.05), 7:09.12; 8. q-South Africa (Jean Basson, 1:45.99; Darian Townsend, 1:46.14; Jan Venter, 1:48.32; Sebastien Rousseau, 1:50.46), 7:10.91; 9. Austria (Dominik Koll, 1:47.72; David Brandl, 1:46.45; Florian Janistyn, 1:50.48; Markus Rogan, 1:46.80), 7:11.45; 10. (tie), China (Zhang Lin, 1:46.13; Zhang Enjian, 1:49.31; Sun Yang, 1:48.73; Shi Haoran, 1:49.40); and France (Clement Lefert, 1:48.34; Sebastien Bodet, 1:49.47; Matthieu Madelaine, 1:49.87; Amaury Leveaux, 1:45.89), 7:13.57.
12. Germany (Paul Biedermann, 1:47.48; Benjamin Starke, 1:48.51; Christian Kubusch, 1:49.28; Stefan Herbst, 1:48.65), 7:13.92; 13. Hungary (Gergo Kis, 1:47.39; Tamas Kerekjarto, 1:49.09; Dominik Kozma, 1:49.26; Norbert Kovacs, 1:48.40), 7:14.14; 14. Poland (Lukasz Gasior, 1:49.43; Lukasz Wojt, 1:48.54; Michal Rokicki, 1:51.14; Przemyslaw Stanczyk, 1:48.98), 7:18.09; 15. Greece (Andreas Zisimos, 1:49.05; Nikolaos Xylouris, 1:49.53; Ioannis Giannoulis, 1:48.96; Vasileios Demetis, 1:50.72), 7:18.26; 16. Brazil (Nicolas Oliveira, 1:49.49; Rodrigo Castro, 1:48.31; Phillip Morrison, 1:49.35; Lucas Salatta, 1:52.39), 7:19.54..
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WOMEN
100 Backstroke
Final
1. Natalie Coughlin, U.S., 58.96 seconds; 2. Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe, 59.19; 3. Margaret Hoelzer, U.S., 59.34; 4. Gemma Spofforth, Britain, 59.38; 5. Anastasia Zueva, Russia, 59.40; 6. Reiko Nakamura, Japan, 59.72; 7. Laure Manaudou, France, 1:00.10; 8. Hanae Ito, Japan, 1:00.18.
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100 Breaststroke
Final
1. Leisel Jones, Australia, 1:05.17; 2. Rebecca Soni, U.S., 1:06.73; 3. Mirna Jukic, Austria, 1:07.34; 4. Yuliya Efimova, Russia, 1:07.43; 5. Megan Jendrick, U.S., 1:07.62; 6. Tarnee White, Australia, 1:07.63; 7. Sun Ye, China, 1:08.08; 8. Asami Kitagawa, Japan, 1:08.43..
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200 Butterfly
Qualifying
1. q-Liu Zige, China, 2:06.46; 2. q-Aurore Mongel, France, 2:06.49; 3. q-Yuko Nakanishi, Japan, 2:06.62; 4. q-Jiao Liuyang, China, 2:06.89; 5. q-Otylia Jedrzejczak, Poland, 2:06.91; 6. q-Natsumi Hoshi, Japan, 2:07.02; 7. q-Kathleen Hersey, U.S., 2:07.65; 8. q-Micha Kathrine Oestergaar Jensen, Denmark, 2:07.77; 9. q-Elaine Breeden, U.S., 2:07.92; 10. q-Jemma Lowe, Britain, 2:08.07.
11. q-Jessicah Schipper, Australia, 2:08.11;
12. q-Audrey Lacroix, Pont-Rouge, Que., 2:08.54 ; 13. q-Samantha Hamill, Australia, 2:08.83; 14. q-Petra Granlund, Sweden, 2:08.97; 15. q-Ellen Gandy, Britain, 2:08.98; 16. q-Katheryn Meaklim, South Africa, 2:09.41; 17. Nina Dittrich, Austria, 2:09.85; 18. Beatrix Boulsevicz, Hungary, 2:10.00; 19. Sara Oliveira, Portugal, 2:10.14;
20. Stephanie Horner, Beaconsfield, Que., 2:10.33 ;
21. Paola Cavallino, Italy, 2:10.46; 22. Joanna Maranhao, Brazil, 2:10.64; 23. Choi Hyera, South Korea, 2:11.42; 24. Tetyana Khala, Ukraine, 2:12.16; 25. Yana Martynova, Russia, 2:12.47; 26. Li Tao, Singapore, 2:12.63; 27. Emese Kovacs, Hungary, 2:12.73; 28. Magali Rousseau, France, 2:13.12; 29. Yang Chin-Kuei, Taiwan, 2:13.26; 30. Eleftheria Evgenia Efstathiou, Greece, 2:13.27.
31. Denisa Smolenova, Slovakia, 2:13.81; 32. Gulsah Gunenc, Turkey, 2:14.44;
33. Ingvild Snildal, Norway, 2:14.53; 34. Kristina Lennox-Silva, Puerto Rico, 2:17.27.
Did Not Start : Georgina Bardach, Argentina; Sara Isakovic, Slovenia.
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200 Freestyle
Semifinals
Heat 1 : 1. q-Sara Isakovic, Slovenia, 1:56.50; 2. q-Katie Hoff, U.S., 1:57.01; 3. q-Pang Jiaying, China, 1:57.34; 4. q-Bronte Barratt, Australia, 1:57.55; 5. Linda Mackenzie, Australia, 1:58.19; 6. Haruka Ueda, Japan, 1:58.44; 7. Joanne Jackson, Britain, 1:58.70; 8. Ida Marko-Varga, Sweden, 1:59.41.
Heat 2 : 1. q-Federica Pellegrini, Italy, 1:57.23; 2. q-Camelia Alina Potec, Romania, 1:57.71; 3. q-Caitlin Mcclatchey, Britain, 1:57.73; 4. q-Ophelie-Cyrielle Etienne, France, 1:58.00; 5. Allison Schmitt, U.S., 1:58.01; 6. Aurore Mongel, France, 1:58.08; 7. Agnes Mutina, Hungary, 1:58.15; 8. Josefin Lillhage, Sweden, 1:59.29.
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200 Individual Medley
Semifinals
Heat 1 : 1. q-Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe, 2:09.53; 2. q-Stephanie Rice, Australia, 2:10.58; 3. q-Katie Hoff, U.S., 2:10.90; 4. Katarzyna Baranowska, Poland, 2:12.13; 5. Hannah Miley, Britain, 2:12.35; 6. Svetlana Karpeeva, Russia, 2:13.26; 7. Mireia Belmonte, Spain, 2:13.45; 8. Li Jiaxing, China, 2:13.47.
Heat 2 : 1. q-Natalie Coughlin, U.S., 2:11.84; 2. (tie),
Julia Wilkinson, Stratford, Ont. , and q-Alicia Coutts, Australia, 2:12.03; 4. (tie), s-Asami Kitagawa, Japan, and s-Evelin Verraszto, Hungary, 2:12.18; 6. Julie Hjorth-Hansen, Denmark, 2:12.26; 7. Camille Muffat, France, 2:12.36; 8. Keri-Anne Payne, Britain, 2:14.14.
Swimoff : 1. q-Asami Kitagawa, Japan, 2:12.02; 2. Evelin Verraszto, Hungary, 2:14.96.
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TENNIS
MEN
Singles
Second Round = Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Rafael Arevalo, El Salvador, 6-2, 6-4.
Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Lleyton Hewitt, Australia, 6-1, 6-2.
Paul-Henri Mathieu, France, def. Nikolay Davydenko (4), Russia, 7-5, 6-3.
David Nalbandian (7), Argentina, def. Nicolas Massu, Chile, 7-6 (0), 6-1.
Gilles Simon (10), France, def. Guillermo Canas, Argentina, 7-5, 6-1.
Fernando Gonzalez (12), Chile, def. Marin Cilic, Croatia, 6-4, 6-2.
Mikhail Youzhny (13), Russia, def. Thomas Johansson, Sweden, 7-5, 6-2.
Nicolas Kiefer (15), Germany, def. Kevin Anderson, South Africa, 6-4, 6 (4)-7, 6-4.
Tomas Berdych (17), Czech Republic, def. Andreas Seppi, Italy, 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Igor Andreev, Russia, def. Michael Llodra, France, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1.
Gael Monfils, France, def. Victor Hanescu, Romania, 6-4, 7-6 (5).
Olivier Rochus, Belgium, def. Janko Tipsarevic, Serbia, 6 (5)-7, 2-3, retired.
Doubles
First Round
Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan (1), U.S., and Mark Knowles and Devin Mullings, Bahamas, 6-2, 6-1.
Arnaud Clement and Michael Llodra, France, def. Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram (3), Israel, 6-4, 6-4.
Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes (7), India, def. Gael Monfils and Gilles Simon, France, 6-3, 6-3.
Mariusz Fyrstenberg and Marcin Matkowski, Poland, def. Yu Xinyuan and Zeng Shaoxuan, China, 6-3, 6-4.
Julian Knowle and Jurgen Melzer, Austria, def. Nicolas Kiefer and Rainer Schuettler, Germany, 6 (3)-7, 6-3, 6-1.
Marcelo Melo and Andre Sa, Brazil, def. Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek, Czech Republic, 5-7, 6-2, 8-6.
Chan Yung-Jan and Chuang Chia-Jung, Taiwan, def. Alize Cornet and Virginie Razzano, France, 7-6 (2), 6-7 (3), 7-5.
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WOMEN =
Singles
First Round
Mariya Koryttseva, Ukraine, def. Tzipora Obziler, Israel, 5-7, 7-5, 6-4.
Ayumi Morita, Japan, def. Marina Erakovic, New Zealand, 5-7, 7-6 (7), 6-4.
Second Round
Serena Williams (4), U.S., def. Samantha Stosur, Australia, 6-2, 6-0.
Elena Dementieva (5), Russia, def. Sofia Arvidsson, Sweden, 6-3, 6-4.
Dinara Safina (6), Russia, def. Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez, Spain, 7-6 (3), 6-1.
Venus Williams (7), Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., def. Iveta Benesova, Czech Republic, 6-1, 6-4.
Francesca Schiavone, Italy, def. Agnieszka Radwanska (8), Poland, 6-3, 7-6 (6).
Vera Zvonareva (9), Russia, def. Shahar Peer, Israel, 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark, def. Daniela Hantuchova (10), Slovakia, 6-1, 6-3.
Alize Cornet (15), France, def. Peng Shuai, China, 6-2, 6-2.
Dominika Cibulkova (16), Slovakia, def. Tsvetana Pironkova, Bulgaria, 6-2, 6-2.
Zheng Jie, China, def. Nuria Llagostera Vives, Spain, 6 (7)-7, 6-1, 6-4.
Li Na, China, def. Ayumi Morita, Japan, 6-2, 7-5.
Doubles
First Round
Svetlana Kuznetsova and Dinara Safina (1), Russia, def. Mara Santangelo and Roberta Vinci, Italy, 6-1, 3-6, 7-5.
Serena Williams and Venus Williams (2), U.S., def. Iveta Benesova and Nicole Vaidisova, Czech Republic, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1.
Lindsay Davenport and Liezel Huber (5), U.S., def. Klaudia Jans and Alicja Rosolska, Poland, 6-2, 6-1.
Elena Vesnina and Vera Zvonareva (7), Russia, def. Nuria Llagostera Vives and Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez, Spain, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3.
Emmanuelle Gagliardi and Patty Schnyder, Switzerland, def. Eleni Daniilidou and Anna Gerasimou, Greece, 6-0, 6-4.
Flavia Pennetta and Francesca Schiavone, Italy, def. Casey Dellacqua and Alicia Molik, Australia, 6-4, 6-4.
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WEIGHTLIFTING
MEN =
69 kilograms
Final
1. Liao Hui, China, 348.0 kg (1, 158; 1, 190); 2. Vencelas Dabaya-Tientcheu, France, 338.0 (5, 151; 2, 187); 3. Tigran Gevorg Martirosyan, Armenia, 338.0 (3, 153; 3, 185); 4. Yordanis Borrero, Cuba, 328.0 (6, 148; 6, 180); 5. Turan Mirzayev, Azerbaijan, 327.0 (9, 146; 4, 181); 6. Kim Chol Jin, North Korea, 326.0 (8, 146; 5, 180); 7. Afgan Bayramov, Azerbaijan, 320.0 (10, 145; 7, 175); 8. Sitthisak Suphalak, Thailand, 318.0 (7, 147; 12, 171); 9. Alexandru Dudoglo, Moldova, 317.0 (11, 145; 9, 172); 10. Yoshito Shintani, Japan, 310.0 (15, 135; 8, 175)..
11. Tarek Abdelazim, Egypt, 310.0 (13, 138; 11, 172); 12. Edi Kurniawan, Indonesia, 307.0 (17, 135; 10, 172); 13. Israel Jose Rubio, Venezuela, 306.0 (12, 139; 14, 167); 14. Artyom Shaloyan, Germany, 300.0 (16, 135; 15, 165); 15. Luis Miguel Pineda, Colombia, 299.0 (19, 132; 13, 167); 16. Chinthana Vidanage, Sri Lanka, 293.0 (24, 128; 16, 165); . 17. Francis Luna-Grenier, Montreal, 293.0 (21, 131; 17, 162) .; 18. Welisson Silva, Brazil, 290.0 (18, 135; 21, 155); 19. Razvan Martin, Romania, 288.0 (22, 130; 18, 158); 20. Dimitris Minasidis, Cyprus, 283.0 (23, 128; 20, 155).
21. Mark Spooner, New Zealand, 281.0 (25, 123; 19, 158); 22. Kamal Bahadur Adhikari, Nepal, 268.0 (27, 114; 22, 154); 23. Logona Esau, Tuvalu, 254.0 (28, 110; 23, 144); 24. Nizom Sangov, Tajikistanm, 250.0 (26, 115; 24, 135).
No Result : Shi Zhiyong, China; Alexandru Rosu, Romania; Giorgio de Luca, Italy; Gert Trasha, Albania; Edwin Mosquera, Colombia; Lee Baeyoung, South Korea..
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WOMEN =
63 kilograms
1. Pak Hyon Suk, North Korea, 241 kilograms (2, 106; 1, 135); 2. Irina Nekrassova, Kazakhstan, 240.0 (1, 110; 2, 130); 3. Lu Ying-Chi, Taiwan, 231.0 (3, 104; 3, 127);
4. Christine Girard, Rouyn-Noranda, Que., 228.0 (6, 102; 5, 126) ; 5. Thi Thiet Nguyen, Vietnam, 225.0 (7, 100; 6, 125); 6. Kim Sookyung, South Korea, 225.0 (8, 98; 4, 127); 7. Ruth Kasirye, Norway, 224.0 (4, 103; 8, 121); 8. Luz Mercedes Acosta, Mexico, 223.0 (5, 103; 10, 120); 9. Mercedes Isabel Perez, Colombia, 217.0 (9, 97; 9, 120); 10. Bayarmaa Namkhaidorj, Mongolia, 213.0 (12, 90; 7, 123). .
11. Dominika Misterska-Zasowska, Poland, 211.0 (11, 94; 11, 117); 12. Natalie Woolfolk, U.S., 211.0 (10, 97; 14, 114); 13. Solenny Villasmil, Venezuela, 205.0 (13, 90; 13, 115); 14. Carissa Gump, U.S., 204.0 (14, 88; 12, 116); 15. Michaela Breeze, Britain, 185.0 (15, 85; 15, 100); 16. Hanene Ourfelli, Tunisia, 175.0 (17, 80; 16, 95); 17. Maria Teresa Monasterio, Bolivia, 141.0 (18, 63; 17, 78).
No Result _ Maya Maneza, Kazakhstan; Svetlana Tsarukaeva, Russia; Leila Francoise Lassouani, Algeria. .
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WRESTLING
MEN
Greco-Roman
Under 55 kilograms .=
Qualification
Hamid Soryan, Iran, def. Venelin Venkov, Bulgaria, By Fall, 3:02.
Kristijan Fris, Serbia, def. Yuriy Koval, Ukraine, 10-7.
Nazyr Mankiev, Russia, def. Ildar Hafizov, Uzbekistan, 6-1.
Round of 16
Yagnier Hernandez, Cuba, def. Cha Kwang Su, North Korea, 9-1.
Rovshan Bayramov, Azerbaijan, def. Mostafa Mohamed, Egypt, 12-0.
Lasha Gogitadze, Georgia, def. Jiao Huafeng, China, 4-0.
Roman Amoyan, Armenia, def. Asset Imanbayev, Kazakhstan, 7-2.
Spenser Mango, U.S., def. Virgil Munteanu, Romania, 6-3.
Park Eunchol, South Korea, def. Anders Nyblom, Denmark, 8-1.
Hamid Soryan, Iran, def. Tulop Elwais, Palau, 14-0, Greater Superiority.
Nazyr Mankiev, Russia, def. Kristijan Fris, Serbia, 10-0.
Quarter-finals
Rovshan Bayramov, Azerbaijan, def. Yagnier Hernandez, Cuba, 10-2.
Roman Amoyan, Armenia, def. Lasha Gogitadze, Georgia, 7-3.
Park Eunchol, South Korea, def. Spenser Mango, U.S., 9-3.
Nazyr Mankiev, Russia, def. Hamid Soryan, Iran, 4-4.
Semifinals
Rovshan Bayramov, Azerbaijan, def. Roman Amoyan, Armenia, 11-3.
Nazyr Mankiev, Russia, def. Park Eunchol, South Korea, 9-2..
Bronze Medal Matches = Roman Amoyan, Armenia, def. Yagnier Hernandez, Cuba, 3-0, 5-0.
Park Eunchol, South Korea, def. Hamid Soryan, Iran, 1-1, 2-2.
Gold Medal Final
Nazyr Mankiev, Russia, def. Rovshan Bayramov, Azerbaijan, 4-3, 2-2..
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Under 60 kg .=
Qualification
Makoto Sasamoto, Japan, def. Karen Mnatsakanyan, Armenia, 5-1.
Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, def. David Bedinadze, Georgia, 10-2.
Vitaliy Rahimov, Azerbaijan, def. Sheng Jiang, China, 5-1.
Eusebiu Iancu Diaconu, Romania, def. Ashraf Elgharably, Egypt, 3-3.
Round of 16
Islam-Beka Albiev, Russia, def. Soner Sucu, Turkey, 12-0, Greater Superiority.
Roberto Monzon, Cuba, def. Sebastien Hidalgo, France, 11-4.
Dilshod Aripov, Uzbekistan, def. Davor Stefanek, Serbia, 5-2.
Ruslan Tiumenbaev, Kyrgyzstan, def. Jarkko Ala-Huikku, Finland, 7-1.
Nurbakyt Tengizbayev, Kazakhstan, def. Stig-Andre Berge, Norway, 6-0.
Jung Jihyun, South Korea, def. Yury Dubinin, Belarus, 9-0.
Vitaliy Rahimov, Azerbaijan, def. Eusebiu Iancu Diaconu, Romania, 5-6.
Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, def. Makoto Sasamoto, Japan, 4-4.
Quarter-finals
Islam-Beka Albiev, Russia, def. Roberto Monzon, Cuba, 8-0.
Ruslan Tiumenbaev, Kyrgyzstan, def. Dilshod Aripov, Uzbekistan, 4-4.
Nurbakyt Tengizbayev, Kazakhstan, def. Jung Jihyun, South Korea, 6-4.
Vitaliy Rahimov, Azerbaijan, def. Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, 10-2.
Semifinals
Islam-Beka Albiev, Russia, def. Ruslan Tiumenbaev, Kyrgyzstan, 10-0.
Vitaliy Rahimov, Azerbaijan, def. Nurbakyt Tengizbayev, Kazakhstan, 8-1..
Bronze Medal Matches = Ruslan Tiumenbaev, Kyrgyzstan, def. Roberto Monzon, Cuba, 8-0, 1-0.
Nurbakyt Tengizbayev, Kazakhstan, def. Sheng Jiang, China, 4-1, 1-2, 3-0.
Gold Medal = Islam-Beka Albiev, Russia, def. Vitaliy Rahimov, Azerbaijan, 2-0, 4-0.
End
