UIPM Youth A World championships 2011

Date:	18th Aug 2011
Country:	Turkey
City:	Istanbul

Direct Link: /results/competition-results/results/pentathlon/739-uipm-youth-a-world-championships/youth_a/men/final

Pos	Name	Nation	Total	Fencing			Swimming			Riding		Combined			Handi- cap	PWR
Pos	Name	Nation	Total	pts	pos	wins	pts	pos	time	pts	pos	pts	pos	time	Handi- cap	PWR
1	KUKARIN , Alexander	RUS	4740	1048	2	29	1288	13	2:06.08	0		2404	6	10:49.85
2	CHOI , Mingyu	KOR	4656	1048	2	29	1200	50	2:13.39	0		2408	4	10:48.06	+21"
3	CAMACHO , Jorge Abraham	MEX	4624	1024	5	28	1212	45	2:12.39	0		2388	8	10:53.10	+29"
4	CHOONG , Joseph	GBR	4600	832	34	20	1356	2	2:00.42	0		2412	3	10:47.16	+35"
5	EVANS , Joseph	GBR	4560	808	39	19	1364	1	1:59.99	0		2388	9	10:53.94	+45"
6	STROBL , Krisztian	HUN	4544	904	17	23	1248	31	2:09.42	0		2392	7	10:52.44	+49"
7	BIRUK , Aliaksander	BLR	4524	784	47	18	1256	23	2:08.70	0		2484	1	10:29.85	+54"
8	LEE , Minguk	KOR	4512	856	25	21	1248	33	2:09.50	0		2408	5	10:48.60	+57"
9	SEONG , Jinsoo	KOR	4496	928	11	24	1248	32	2:09.49	0		2320	13	11:10.53	+61"
10	FAYOLLE , Nicolas	FRA	4476	1024	5	28	1252	27	2:09.06	0		2200	32	11:40.32	+66"
11	KLIS , Krisztian	HUN	4456	928	11	24	1296	9	2:05.47	0		2232	22	11:32.32	+71"
12	TKACHUK , Yuriy	UKR	4428	904	17	23	1196	54	2:13.78	0		2328	12	11:08.12	+78"
13	SVECOVS , Pavels	LAT	4428	1120	1	32	1276	17	2:07.10	0		2032	56	12:22.72	+78"
14	MUINHOS , William	BRA	4428	760	55	17	1232	38	2:10.96	0		2436	2	10:41.94	+78"
15	GENARD , Andy	FRA	4416	856	25	21	1332	5	2:02.65	0		2228	25	11:33.66	+81"
16	SONG , Hojoon	KOR	4412	808	39	19	1268	20	2:07.77	0		2336	11	11:06.60	+82"
17	ORTEGA , Jhonnatan	MEX	4412	880	22	22	1240	37	2:10.06	0		2292	19	11:17.72	+82"
18	GRALEWSKI , Michal	POL	4400	856	25	21	1332	4	2:02.40	0		2212	30	11:37.06	+85"
19	KRASTANOV , Dimitar	BUL	4392	784	47	18	1312	7	2:04.19	0		2296	18	11:16.35	+87"
20	BARANOWSKI , Maciej	POL	4388	904	17	23	1228	41	2:11.28	0		2256	21	11:26.35	+88"
21	KOSHELNIK , Dmitriy	KAZ	4384	952	8	25	1216	43	2:12.06	0		2216	29	11:36.76	+89"
22	STASIAK , Sebastian	POL	4368	760	55	17	1308	8	2:04.60	0		2300	16	11:15.06	+93"
23	GERASIMENKO , Yury	RUS	4368	904	17	23	1280	16	2:06.78	0		2184	37	11:44.76	+93"
24	WALID , Mohamed	EGY	4364	760	55	17	1244	36	2:09.88	0		2360	10	11:00.06	+94"
25	BESHR , Anas	EGY	4360	928	11	24	1228	40	2:11.18	0		2204	31	11:39.38	+95"
26	PALAZKOV , Ilya	BLR	4360	856	25	21	1284	15	2:06.65	0		2220	27	11:35.69	+95"
27	SOBOLEV , German	KAZ	4356	856	25	21	1184	59	2:14.93	0		2316	14	11:11.03	+96"
28	LARA , Piotr	POL	4348	1048	2	29	1200	53	2:13.64	0		2100	46	12:05.35	+98"
29	ROMANI , Gauthier	FRA	4344	760	55	17	1316	6	2:03.83	0		2268	20	11:23.22	+99"
30	SCHRIMSHER , Lucas	USA	4300	832	34	20	1296	10	2:05.53	0		2172	38	11:47.03	+110"
31	KOSTOV , Tihomir	BUL	4300	856	25	21	1220	42	2:11.93	0		2224	26	11:34.88	+110"
32	KASYANIK , Kirill	BLR	4284	1000	7	27	1272	19	2:07.61	0		2012	60	12:27.60	+114"
33	YERSHOV , Ivan	KAZ	4260	808	39	19	1264	21	2:08.15	0		2188	35	11:43.22	+120"
34	BILKO , Martin	CZE	4256	952	8	25	1200	51	2:13.47	0		2104	45	12:04.50	+121"
35	PUCHKAREVSKIY , Egor	RUS	4240	952	8	25	1208	46	2:12.92	0		2080	49	12:10.25	+125"
36	SUSLOV , Dmitry	RUS	4240	904	17	23	1252	28	2:09.27	0		2084	48	12:09.72	+125"
37	LIEBIG , Fabian	GER	4220	880	22	22	1204	49	2:13.27	0		2136	40	11:56.35	+130"
38	MISHCHENKO , Vladislav	UKR	4196	856	25	21	1260	22	2:08.41	0		2080	51	12:10.88	+136"
39	PERSICHETTI , Valerio	ITA	4188	808	39	19	1252	25	2:09.01	0		2128	42	11:58.53	+138"
40	KRASTEV , Dinko	BUL	4184	832	34	20	1120	71	2:20.16	0		2232	23	11:32.72	+139"
41	KHMARA , Ruslan	UKR	4176	808	39	19	1288	14	2:06.25	0		2080	50	12:10.82	+141"
42	KHMARA , Roman	UKR	4172	856	25	21	1248	29	2:09.36	0		2068	52	12:13.10	+142"
43	MENENDEZ , Miguel	GUA	4168	784	47	18	1084	73	2:23.06	0		2300	17	11:15.91	+143"
44	ZELIANKEVICH , Dzianis	BLR	4164	856	25	21	1188	55	2:14.39	0		2120	44	12:00.25	+144"
45	GRASSELLI , Valerio	ITA	4164	928	11	24	1216	44	2:12.27	0		2020	58	12:25.50	+144"
46	CIRNE , Rui	POR	4156	784	47	18	1156	65	2:17.27	0		2216	28	11:36.19	+146"
47	KOJMAN , Tim David	GER	4148	832	34	20	1272	18	2:07.46	0		2044	55	12:19.94	+148"
48	DEJARDIN , Pierre	FRA	4144	664	70	13	1168	63	2:16.24	0		2312	15	11:12.53	+149"
49	EL SEWEDY , Ahmed	EGY	4140	664	70	13	1292	11	2:05.89	0		2184	36	11:44.50	+150"
50	FROHLICH , Tamas Bence	HUN	4132	688	66	14	1252	25	2:09.01	0		2192	33	11:42.19	+152"
51	SENPAU TORT , Marcel	ESP	4124	808	39	19	1144	67	2:18.07	0		2172	39	11:47.97	+154"
52	SANDTEN , Matthias	GER	4116	784	47	18	1204	47	2:13.09	0		2128	43	11:58.69	+156"
53	JIMENEZ , Edgar	MEX	4112	808	39	19	1176	62	2:15.52	0		2128	41	11:58.47	+157"
54	ALLEN , Michael	GBR	4104	928	11	24	1256	24	2:08.75	0		1920	68	12:50.72	+159"
55	SANZ , Robin	AUT	4076	688	66	14	1160	64	2:16.72	0		2228	24	11:33.25	+166"
56	REDER , Sebastian	AUT	4044	764	54	18	1188	56	2:14.42	0		2092	47	12:07.10	+174"
57	KOSAR , Denizhan	TUR	4000	832	34	20	1180	61	2:15.13	0		1988	62	12:33.06	+185"
58	CENAN , Cagatay	TUR	3968	760	55	17	1184	58	2:14.85	0		2024	57	12:24.22	+193"
59	BARTASEVIC , Artur	LTU	3952	664	70	13	1228	39	2:11.01	0		2060	54	12:15.44	+197"
60	GUNTHER , Gerrit	GER	3948	784	47	18	1100	72	2:21.70	0		2064	53	12:14.66	+198"
61	CELIK , Inanc	TUR	3944	616	78	11	1140	68	2:18.51	0		2188	34	11:43.19	+199"
62	COLASANTI , Alessandro	ITA	3916	712	64	15	1248	30	2:09.39	0		1956	66	12:41.79	+206"
63	NASCIMENTO , Felipe	BRA	3908	808	39	19	1244	34	2:09.75	0		1856	71	13:06.56	+208"
64	MOHAMAD , Omar	EGY	3888	736	61	16	1188	57	2:14.50	0		1964	65	12:39.19	+213"
65	TURKYILMAZ , Muhammed Ali	TUR	3848	760	55	17	1184	60	2:14.96	0		1904	69	12:54.10	+223"
66	LUKACS , Levente	HUN	3816	784	47	18	1204	48	2:13.20	0		1828	72	13:13.03	+231"
67	ABROMAVICIUS , Karolis	LTU	3808	640	77	12	1200	52	2:13.62	0		1968	64	12:38.79	+233"
68	TYURIN , Denis	KAZ	3784	664	70	13	1136	70	2:18.72	0		1984	63	12:34.35	+239"
69	PANTAZIDIS , Alexandros	GRE	3776	664	70	13	1244	35	2:09.80	0		1868	70	13:03.32	+241"
70	TASKER , Luke	GBR	3736	880	22	22	1292	12	2:05.94	0		1564	80	14:19.76	+251"
71	VERA , Ricardo	MEX	3720	928	11	24	1148	66	2:17.77	0		1644	77	13:59.47	+255"
72	PESHLEEVSKI , Yavor	BUL	3640	664	70	13	1032	75	2:27.53	0		1944	67	12:44.53	+275"
73	CASSINI , Franco Ivo	ARG	3624	664	70	13	1336	3	2:02.07	0		1624	78	14:04.44	+279"
74	YANG , Su-Chuan	CHN	3532	736	61	16	776	79	2:48.71	0		2020	59	12:25.85	+302"
76	LANE , Aaron	USA	3476	688	66	14	1028	76	2:27.90	0		1760	74	13:30.10	+316"
77	CHEN , Kang-Fu	CHN	3412	736	61	16	884	78	2:39.73	0		1792	73	13:22.44	+332"
78	LIU , Hung-Wei	CHN	3400	712	64	15	680	80	2:56.72	0		2008	61	12:28.38	+335"
79	CORRADINI , Leandro	ARG	3360	544	79	8	1140	69	2:18.54	0		1676	76	13:51.05	+345"
80	DI MUCCIO , Ivan Martin	ARG	3092	496	80	6	1016	77	2:28.66	0		1580	79	14:15.94	+412"

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Youth A World Championships Cultural Day

Tuesday, 23 August 2011 15:53

The UIPM President accompanied by his wife, the Turkish Federation President, all athletes, team leaders, officials and judges started 9 in the morning from the hotel to go on board to cross the Vosporos Channel for the annual Youth A culture and education day. This day teaches the athletes aspects outside sport such as the country's traditions, friendship, fair play and other values that embodies the heart of the Olympic Movement.

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Belarus Win Dream Gold in Mixed Relay

Monday, 22 August 2011 11:41

As always the Mixed Relay proved an immensely exciting event for the spectators and athletes at the 2011 Youth A World Championships.

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Gold for Korea in Men's Relay

Monday, 22 August 2011 11:38

Korea capped off a fantastic Youth A World Championships by winning the gold medal in the men’s relay’s. The team of Seong, Jun & Lee were always in control of the deay and were rewarded with a place on top of the podium.

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Russia take gold in Women's Relay

Monday, 22 August 2011 11:36

The Youth A World Championships finished with a flurry of medals yesterday as 3 relays were all run and won.

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UIPM hold Judges Seminar in Turkey

Monday, 22 August 2011 09:39

Running parallel to the Youth A World Championships, a International Judges and Assistant Judges was conduced by Technical Committee Member Mr. Walid Sayed. 2 days before the Championships around 30 candidates participated this seminar. All participants were introduced to the UIPM Competition Rules in both practical and theoretical ways. This Seminar was an other step to the development of Modern Pentathlon in Turkey.

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Vega Crowned Youth A World Champion

Friday, 19 August 2011 17:22

Tamara Vega (MEX) has become the new Women’s Youth A World Champion in Istanbul, Turkey after a superb combined event.

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Kukarin Becomes Youth A World Champion

Friday, 19 August 2011 14:54

Alexsander Kukarin (RUS) has produced a fantastic combined event to become Youth A World Champion in Istanbul, Turkey. Kukarin followed in the footsteps of some of his famous Russian team mates to become the best Youth athlete in the world.

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Insight into YOG Gold & Bronze Medallist Anastaysia Spas

Friday, 19 August 2011 13:04

Anastasia Spas (right) & team mate Diana Golyadkina

UIPM Media sat down with Youth Olympic Games Mixed Relay Champion and Bronze medallist in the Individual Event Anastaysia Spas (UKR) during the 2011 Youth A World Championships.

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Men's Combined Event Start List

Friday, 19 August 2011 10:21

The start list for the Men’s combined event at the 2011 Youth A World Championships is now avaliable for download below.

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Youth A Live Webcast

Friday, 19 August 2011 09:31

Watch all the action of the medal’s day of the Youth A World Championships by watching a live, free webcast here on Pentathlon.org. Unfortunatly as this is controlled by National Turkish TV, there will be no English commentry available. The live feed can be found by clicking here.

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Vega Crowned Youth A World Champion

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Tamara Vega (MEX) has become the new Women’s Youth A World Champion in Istanbul, Turkey after a superb combined event.

Vega out ran and out shot her more fancied opponents Anastaysia Spas (UKR) and Zsofia Foldhazi (HUN) who had to settle for silver and bronze respectively in an all Youth Olympic Games top 3.

Vega had a dream day after sitting in 8^th position overnight after a solid swim. The Mexican finished 12^th in the fence which meant she started in 6^th position in the combined event.

After the first run and shoot, it looked like it was going to be a battle between Spas and Foldhazi for the gold who started 1^st and 2^nd in the combined event. However a near flawless final 2 shoots and some inspired running ensured the gold went to Vega.

Vega, who has already had success on the senior stage with a silver medal performance at the 2011 Pan American Championships said: “I am very very happy. I wanted a medal so much and I got gold, I couldn’t be happier as it is my 1^st big international medal. My next goal is to perform well at the Pan American Games where I hope to qualify for the Olympic Games.”

The 2010 Youth Olympic Games Mixed Relay Champion, Spas stated: “I have been training hard and I really wanted to win a medal here, so silver makes me very happy. I fenced very well which I am pleased with, but my shooting let me down.”

2010 Youth A World Champion who has now relinquished her crown Foldhazi: “I am tired because I am working with the Junior team and we are doing hard camps for the big upcoming junior event. I think this was the reason to why I did not win gold today which I am a little disappointed. However, bronze still makes the competition a huge success. I have enjoyed the competition a lot.

Swimming was my best discipline as I won it. I did not shoot well at all and had a poor run due to my tiredness.”

Vega helped Mexico to the teams gold medal. Silver went to Ukraine and bronze to Lithuania.

Full results can be found at: http://www.pentathlon.org/results/competition-results/results/pentathlon/739-uipm-youth-a-world-championships/3/women/final

The athletes now have the pleasure of taking part in a cultural day in the historic city of Istanbul tomorrow where they will learn about the Turkish society and traditions. Then they return to battle for relay supremacy on Sunday with the Men’s, Women’s and Mixed relays all being conducted.

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