Pentathlon.org - 2012 Junior World Championships Contenders: Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe (IRL)

Date:	3rd Sep 2012
Country:	Poland
City:	Drzonkow

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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	ISAKSEN , Margaux	USA	5432	1024	1	26	1116	19	2:20.57	1160	16	2132	4	11:57.84		80
2	SPAS , Anastasiya	UKR	5384	904	12	21	1168	8	2:16.08	1180	10	2132	3	11:57.69	+12"	75
3	ESPOSITO , Chloe	AUS	5360	880	14	20	1208	3	2:12.81	1200	5	2072	12	12:12.34	+18"	70
4	VEGA , Tamara	MEX	5288	952	4	23	1148	12	2:17.87	1180	12	2008	16	12:28.00	+36"	66
5	LEBEDEVA , Svetlana	RUS	5276	928	7	22	1144	13	2:18.25	1180	13	2024	15	12:24.63	+39"	63
6	STERN , Adele	FRA	5260	952	4	23	944	34	2:34.92	1200	2	2164	2	11:49.66	+43"	60
7	ISAKSEN , Isabella	USA	5260	928	7	22	1056	29	2:25.56	1180	6	2096	8	12:06.97	+43"	58
8	SHIMAZU , Rena	JPN	5244	928	7	22	1188	5	2:14.40	1200	1	1928	22	12:48.81	+47"	56
9	FOLDHAZI , Zsofia	HUN	5212	760	21	15	1260	1	2:08.38	1160	17	2032	14	12:22.74	+55"	54
10	HACKEL , Anne	GER	5196	976	3	24	1140	14	2:18.44	1140	22	1940	20	12:45.44	+59"	52
11	VENCKAUSKAITE , Gintare	LTU	5184	640	33	10	1148	11	2:17.71	1180	8	2216	1	11:36.94	+62"	50
12	MALISZEWSKA , Anna	POL	5172	952	4	23	1064	28	2:24.68	1080	30	2076	11	12:11.78	+65"	48
13	AROL , Katsiaryna	BLR	5152	1000	2	25	1088	22	2:22.69	1140	21	1924	24	12:49.28	+70"	46
14	PRISE , Kerry	GBR	5136	688	29	12	1152	10	2:17.51	1180	14	2116	6	12:01.06	+74"	44
15	GUBAYDULLINA , Gulnaz	RUS	5112	688	29	12	1240	2	2:10.22	1108	25	2076	10	12:11.38	+80"	42
16	TOCCHI , Gloria	ITA	5108	928	7	22	1132	16	2:19.01	1120	24	1928	23	12:48.97	+81"	40
17	LONTANO , Camilla	ITA	5104	832	15	18	1172	7	2:15.70	1100	28	2000	17	12:30.25	+82"	39
18	ACHTERBERG , Samantha	USA	5028	712	27	13	1096	21	2:22.15	1180	7	2040	13	12:20.03	+101"	38
19	JEONG , Mina	KOR	5020	832	15	18	1196	4	2:13.94	912	34	2080	9	12:10.94	+103"	37
20	POTAPENKO , Olena	UKR	5008	736	25	14	1184	6	2:14.69	1180	10	1908	26	12:53.44	+106"	36
21	HANKO , Franziska	GER	4984	688	29	12	1040	31	2:26.94	1160	15	2096	7	12:06.72	+112"	35
22	SOTERO , Alice	ITA	4944	760	21	15	1168	9	2:16.19	1180	8	1836	30	13:11.94	+122"	34
23	MARKOWSKA , Paula	POL	4928	760	21	15	1052	30	2:25.94	1200	2	1916	25	12:51.22	+126"	33
24	JIENBALANOVA , Arina	KAZ	4904	760	21	15	892	36	2:39.21	1128	23	2124	5	11:59.72	+132"	32
25	MAROCHKINA , Angelina	RUS	4868	808	17	17	1072	27	2:24.32	1160	18	1828	31	13:13.50	+141"	31
26	MUIR , Joanna	GBR	4840	688	29	12	1120	18	2:20.25	1140	19	1892	28	12:57.53	+148"	30
27	ALEXANDROVA , Xeniya	KAZ	4828	808	17	17	908	35	2:37.94	1140	20	1972	18	12:37.85	+151"	29
28	SISLOVA , Olga	LAT	4820	784	19	16	1136	15	2:18.69	1060	32	1840	29	13:10.21	+153"	28
29	KUROSU , Narumi	JPN	4804	904	12	21	1084	23	2:23.00	1004	33	1812	33	13:17.66	+157"	27
30	HACHULSKA , Natalia	POL	4796	616	35	9	1124	17	2:19.84	1100	29	1956	19	12:41.69	+159"	26
31	FOWLIE , Kate	GBR	4788	592	36	8	1104	20	2:21.37	1200	4	1892	27	12:57.31	+161"	25
32	GOLYADKINA , Diana	UKR	4756	784	19	16	1084	25	2:23.06	1080	31	1808	34	13:18.46	+169"	24
33	PERMYKINA , Valeriya	UKR	4712	712	27	13	1084	24	2:23.02	1100	27	1816	32	13:16.91	+180"	23
34	JILINSKAYA , Luba	BLR	4672	640	33	10	996	33	2:30.51	1100	26	1936	21	12:46.94	+190"	22
35	MASEIKAVA , Marharyta	BLR	4568	928	7	22	1084	26	2:23.13	808	35	1748	35	13:33.66	+216"	21
36	PAPUSH , Volha	BLR	2380	736	25	14	996	32	2:30.37	648	36	0		0:00.	+763"	20

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2012 Junior World Championships Review

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2012 Junior World Championships Shooting Statistics

Wednesday, 12 September 2012 16:56

Due to an issue of the data flow to UIPM, the shooting statistics from the Junior World Championships were not able to be displayed as was the case at past events.

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Latvia win the Mixed Relay junior World Championships

Sunday, 09 September 2012 17:26

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Belaud comes from behind to become Junior World Champion

Saturday, 08 September 2012 17:51

Valentin Belaud (FRA) has come from behind to win a dramatic Junior World Championships in Drzonkow, Poland.

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Lanigan O'Keeffe Rides well to start 1st in Combined

Saturday, 08 September 2012 17:21

Arthur Lanigan O’Keeffe (IRL) has had a fantastic ride and scored 1160 to consolidate his place at the top of the leaders board ahead of the combined event.

Martin Bilko (CZE) has a perfect ride of 1200 to move into 2nd and will start 12 seconds behind the Irishman.

The dangerous Maksim Kustov (RUS) will start in 3rd position after knocking down 4 rails 22 seconds behind Lanigan O’Keeffe.

Youth Olympic Champion Dae Beom Kim (KOR) is back in 6th spotstarting 30 seconds behind the leader.

Defending Champion Jamie Cooke (GBR) is not out of the medals after a near perfect ride and is 48 seconds back.

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Cooke stretched but still wins swim

Saturday, 08 September 2012 13:03

Jamie Cooke (GBR) has won the swim, in a relatively disappointing time of 1:58.22 which is 4 seconds outside his PB in the Junior Men’s World Championships final.

Maksim Kustov (RUS) gave Cooke a big scare comining within .30 seconds of the defending World Champion. Simon Casse (FRA) came in 3rd and Woo Jin Lee (KOR) in 4th.

Winner of the fencing Arthur Lanigan O’Keeffe (IRL)came in 6th place 4 seconds off the pace, which was enough to consolidate his position at the top of the leaders board. Kustov was rewarded with a good swim and has moved into 2nd position just ahead of Martin Bilko (CZE).

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Lanigan O'Keeffe Fires to Win Fencing

Saturday, 08 September 2012 10:18

Arthur Lanigan O’Keeffe (IRL) has coped with the pressure of being one of the favourites beautifully by winning the fencing with 25V & 10D.

The Irishman was 2 victories ahead of Andrea Pucciariello (ITA) and Martin Bilko (CZE) who will be pleased of how they coped on the world biggest stage.

The dangerous French pair of Valentin Prades and Valentin Belaud are a further victory back and the superstar of the field Ilya Sugarov (RUS) is still in contention finishing just 4 victories behind O’Keeffe.

As usual defending champion Jamie Cooke (GBR) has left himself some work to do, finishing 27th, 11 victories behind the winner. However, this was exactly the same score he posted last year in the fencing before he won the championships, so don't count him out just yet.

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Friday, 07 September 2012 18:05

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Friday, 07 September 2012 17:39

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Esposito rides clear to go into 3rd

Friday, 07 September 2012 16:35

Chloe Esposito (AUS) has had a perfect ride to move up to 3rd on the leaders board ahead of the combined event.

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2012 Junior World Championships Contenders: Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe (IRL)

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As the Junior World Championships in Drzonkow, Poland on 3-9 September draws closer, UIPM interviews the top contenders for gold.

Today we speak to Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe who was a late inclusion into the 2012 London Olympic Game and finished 25th:

What would it mean to you to win your first junior title?

I have never won any international medal or title in my life so to win here would mean the world it would make history for my country and give me further confidence on the senior circuit next year.

How do you think competing in London helped you for this event?

Competing in London will obviously give me huge confidence in my ability but it’s the same as every competition and I must make sure not to get too cocky these athletes are very strong too.

Did you find it hard to regain motivation for the Junior World Championships?

I didn't actually find it hard to gain motivation for worlds because I only found out I was competing in the Olympics 3 weeks before the competition so all summer this has been my goal and to medal here still is, so I am very motivated.

Who do you see as your biggest threat for gold in Poland?

There is a very competitive field at this competition with a lot of top class athletes. The big names for me would be Jamie Cooke of GB, Demeter on Hungary, Bustos of Chile and there are alot of very strong French, Russians and Koreans and many more everyone making the final is strong so to do well here is very difficult indeed.

What discipline will be key for you to win?

I think the fencing is the key one here if I can fence above 900 in the final I should be a contender to win provided something else doesn't go drastically wrong.

Does competing on the senior circuit help you for these junior events and how?

I think competing on the senior circuit will really stand to me I have gained a huge amount of experience this year and I have become much more relaxed during competitions and it has showed in my results !!

What have you been focusing on the most in training leading this to the Junior World Championships?

It really hard for me to train for fencing in Ireland because leading up to the comp I have no one really to fence due to the unpopularity of the sport in my country. Therefore I am training all the disciplines evenly I am hoping this will result in a good all round performance.

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