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UIPM World Cup 5 2010


Date: 3rd Jun 2010
Country: Germany
City: Berlin
Direct Link: /component/uipm/results/pentathlon/730-uipm-world-cup-5/senior/women/qualificiation_b

Pos Name Nation Total Fencing Swimming Combined Handi-
cap
PWR
pts pos wins pts pos time pts pos time
1 SCHONEBORN , Lena GER 4028 1048 2 27 1140 6 2:18.64 1840713:10.95 0
2 MIAO , Yihua CHN 3856 904 7 21 1084 18 2:23.13 1868513:03.99 +43" 0
3 MARQUES , Yane BRA 3852 904 7 21 1156 4 2:17.23 17921313:22.14 +44" 0
4 TRAUTMANN , Eva GER 3848 760 24 15 1156 3 2:17.02 1932112:47.01 +45" 0
5 GRETCHICHNIKOVA , Evdokia RUS 3848 1024 3 26 1044 28 2:26.55 17801713:25.63 +45" 0
6 STRUCHKOVA , Polina BUL 3848 1120 1 30 1176 2 2:15.42 15523114:22.89 +45" 0
7 ISAKSEN , Margaux USA 3844 832 13 18 1132 8 2:19.13 1880413:00.20 +46" 0
8 GAWLIKOWSKA , Sylvia POL 3844 856 11 19 1088 16 2:22.72 1900212:55.69 +46" 0
9 PATAKI , Viktoria HUN 3812 832 13 18 1148 5 2:17.71 18321013:12.59 +54" 0
10 LIVINGSTON , Katy GBR 3812 976 4 24 1080 20 2:23.47 17562113:31.87 +54" 0
11 YANG , Soo jin KOR 3776 808 19 17 1116 9 2:20.45 1852613:07.64 +63" 0
12 LABETSIK , Iryna BLR 3748 976 4 24 1012 31 2:29.11 17601913:30.42 +70" 0
13 CLOUVEL , Elodie FRA 3744 856 11 19 1224 1 2:11.50 16642613:54.76 +71" 0
14 CHEN , Qian CHN 3724 832 13 18 1088 15 2:22.67 18041213:19.30 +76" 0
15 EUDES , Anais FRA 3712 832 13 18 1096 14 2:22.21 17841613:24.48 +79" 0
16 CROGNALE , Sabrina ITA 3708 880 10 20 1072 23 2:24.25 17562013:31.27 +80" 0
17 TERESHUK , Victoria UKR 3696 784 21 16 1100 13 2:21.91 18121113:17.46 +83" 0
18 MCCANN , Melanie CAN 3668 904 7 21 1044 27 2:26.43 17202213:40.89 +90" 0
19 KUROSU , Narumi JPN 3660 736 27 14 1136 7 2:18.69 17881413:23.11 +92" 10
20 WOJCIK , Katarzyna POL 3616 760 24 15 1080 19 2:23.37 17761813:26.39 +103" 8
21 CERNA , Sylvie CZE 3604 784 21 16 1036 29 2:27.22 17841513:24.01 +106" 6
22 FRENCH , Kate GBR 3588 808 19 17 1084 17 2:23.00 16962313:46.56 +110" 5
23 COYLE , Natalya IRL 3588 832 13 18 1076 22 2:23.79 16802413:50.64 +110" 3
24 OLIVEIRA , Priscila BRA 3580 640 33 10 1104 11 2:21.41 1836813:11.96 +112" 1
25 SAVCHENKO , Ekaterina BLR 3576 832 13 18 852 36 2:42.37 1892312:57.23 +113" 1
26 CURNOW , Charlotte AUS 3532 784 21 16 1076 21 2:23.69 16722513:52.52 +124" 1
27 CESARINI , Claudia ITA 3524 928 6 22 980 32 2:31.77 16162714:06.24 +126" 1
28 HANKO , Franziska GER 3444 688 29 12 924 34 2:36.37 1832913:12.12 +146" 1
29 SEKI , Hitomi JPN 3420 736 27 14 1112 10 2:20.78 15722914:17.52 +152" 1
30 KRSNAKOVA , Lucia SVK 3376 760 24 15 1044 26 2:26.34 15723014:17.88 +163" 1
31 KIM , Eun byeol KOR 3336 688 29 12 1100 12 2:21.71 15483214:23.37 +173" 1
32 MARTINEZ , Thelma MEX 3284 640 33 10 1052 25 2:25.90 15922814:12.94 +186" 1
33 STRAUS , Sandy GER 3180 664 31 11 1056 24 2:25.60 14603314:45.33 +212" 1
34 CAMACHO , Jessica MEX 3132 664 31 11 1024 30 2:28.27 14443414:49.45 +224" 1
35 ZAPATA , Ayelen ARG 2840 616 36 9 864 35 2:41.36 13603515:10.05 +297" 1
36 MAHROKH , Paria GER 2708 640 33 10 968 33 2:32.87 11003616:15.35 +330" 1
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Shoneborn Claims Gold

Sunday, 06 June 2010 17:44

Olympic Champion Lena Schoneborn has made it 3 Gold Medals out of the 5 2010 World Cups by strolling to victory at World Cup #5 in Berlin. Schoneborn powered to victory past Amelie Caze (FRA) who claimed silver and Sylvia Czwojdzinska (POL) who came from nowhere to claim Bronze.  Schoneborn said “I feel I am in the form of my life, it was fantastic to win this Gold medal in front of all my family and friends.”

Caze to Start First in the Combined

Sunday, 06 June 2010 14:12

Double World Champion Amelie Caze (FRA) will start first in the Combined Event after having a solid ride. Olympic Champion thrilled the crowd by having a near perfect ride to chop down Caze’s lead and move into second, 14 seconds behind. She will be followed by current World Champion Qian Chen (CHN) who had a perfect ride to move with 4 seconds of Schoneborn. World #1 Donata Rimsaite (LTU) is in 9th position, 40 seconds off the pace which with her excellent Combined Event skills will make her a threat for a podium position.

Watch all the action live at http://www.247.tv/modern-pentathlon/freestream/

Clouvel Claims the Swim

Sunday, 06 June 2010 11:33

Elodie Clouvel (FRA) has again proved herself to be Pentathlon’s leading swimmer by winning the swimming discipline in the Women’s Final. Clouvel just out touched Sarlota Kovacs (HUN) who recorded a personal best after a lengthy lay off due to injury. Amelie Caze was 3rd which catapults her to the top of the leaders board ahead of fencing winner Lucie Grolichova (CZE) who finished down in 20th position. Olympic Champion Lena Schoneborn finished 8th in the swim which has brought her up to 3rd position overall.

Grolichova Wins Fencing

Sunday, 06 June 2010 09:28

Lucie Grolichova (CZE) lead from start to finish to claim the fencing honours at the Women’s Final with 27 victories and 8 defeats. She was pushed all the way by Double World Champion Amelie Caze (FRA) who was one victory behind. Current World Champion Qian Chen (CHN) who has just returned from injury put in a solid performance to finish in 3rd place equal with Olympic Champion Lena Schoneborn (GER). World #1 Donata Rimsaite has a disappointing fence finishing in 11th position 11 behind the leader.

Full Results:

Fencing After 21 Rounds

Sunday, 06 June 2010 08:18

Lucie Grolichova (CZE) has continued her strong fencing form after 21 rounds to have 18 victories and only 3 defeats. She leads Lena Schoneborn (GER) by 2 victories with Amelie Caze and Donata Rimsaite a further 2 victories behind, in a strong position.

Full Results:

Fencing After 11 Rounds

Sunday, 06 June 2010 07:29

Lucie Grolichova (CZE) has had an amazing start to the fencing competition only losing one of her first 11 bouts. Olympic Champion Lena Schoneborn (GER) is 3 victories behind with events favourites Amelie Caze (FRA) and Donata Rimsaite (LTU) a further 1 and 2 victories behind respectively.

Full results:

Women's Final Preview

Sunday, 06 June 2010 04:35

Welcome to another perfect sunny day from Germany, Berlin for World Cup #5. The Women are getting ready to go head to head in the quest for Gold and qualification for the World Cup Final later this month in Moscow. Local Hero and Olympic Champion Lena Schoneborn will be the crowds favourite for victory and they might get their wish as Schoneborn showed devastating in her qualification group to easily win. Schoneborn will be looking to make it 3 Gold medals from the 5 2010 World Cups to cement her spot on top of the Women's field.

However she will be pushed all the way by current World #1 Donata Rimsaite (LTU) and Double World Champion Amelie Caze (FRA) who looked equally impressive during qualifying.

Stay tuned for all the live updates and results from World Cup #5.

Men's Final Review

Saturday, 05 June 2010 20:35

Berlin, Germany: 5 June 2010 – Iilia Frolov (RUS) has re discovered the form that won him the 2008 World Championships by claiming Gold at World Cup #5 in Berlin Germany. Frolov won the sprint to the finish ahead of Justinas Kinderis (LTU) and Riccardo De Luca (ITA) who claimed Silver and Bronze respectively. Frolov said ‘It feels fantastic to get back on the podium after a disappointing season so far’.

Frolov and Nam to Start First in the Combined

Saturday, 05 June 2010 16:26

There has been a massive shock in the riding event where the top athlete and raging favourite Aleksander Lesun (RUS)  has had a riding disaster only scoring 772 points which drops him down to 25th position. 2nd placed Andrejus Zadneprovskis (LTU) also had a terrible ride which dropped him down to 8th position, however he is only 8 seconds behind leaders Nal Dong-hong (KOR) who only dropped 40 points in the ride to jump up the leaders board and 2008 World Champion Iilia Frolov (RUS). The Combined Event is set to be a cracker with the top 11 athletes only separated by 13 seconds.

Kim Claims Swim

Saturday, 05 June 2010 13:49

Soengjin Kim (KOR) has produced a personal best display to win the swimming event in the World Cup Final in Berlin. Kim swam 2:01.82 which was over a second faster than Andrejus Zadneprovskis (LTU) and Bruno Merle (FRA) in second and third respectively. The fencing winner Aleksander Lesun (RUS) was back in 10th position, however this was good enough to keep his commanding lead at the top of the ladder. Zadneprovskis’s second position in the swimming and his fourth place in the fencing has earned him second position going into the ride.

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