Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series - champions posted

by **Liventia** » Fri Apr 29, 2011 5:57 am

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The Ad’ihani Pentathlon Sport Union has announced its intention to organise an Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series event to complement its domestic Liventian and Ad’ihani competitions, building on the success of the event at the Sixth Winter Olympics in Ashton, Krytenia, where Kitomi Hamazuki (Liventia) won the women's event and Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (Sorthern Northland) won the men's event.

Ad’ihani pentathlon is a winter event with four component sports: alpine skiing, ski jumping, speed skating and biathlon for men; with skeleton replacing ski jumping for women. Competitors compete in all four events (representing five disciplines, as biathlon is itself a combined event) over two days and earn points based on their performances in each event. The athlete with the best points total wins.

For the World Series, the APSU will award titles for each individual event, as well as the best men's and women's competitors overall through the four events, and a nations' trophy. Each nation is allowed to send two men and two women to the World Series.

Scorination will be done using xkoranate and my Ad’ihani pentathlon files. Instead of having a single modifier for each athlete, each athlete will now have individual modifiers for each component event, totalling not more than 2.5 points across the four components.

In each component event, athletes may have no more than 1.0 points and no less than 0.0 points. The total across all four components must not exceed 2.5 points (or an average of 0.625 points per component).

Please use the following format (AS = alpine skiing; SJ = ski jumping (men)/SK = skeleton (women); SS = speed skating; BI = biathlon)
Nation: Example (EXA)
Men's entrants:
1. Joe Bloggs (AS 1.0, SJ 0.3, SS 0.8, BI 0.4)
2. Jack Bloggs (AS 0.7, SJ 0.6, SS 0.6, BI 0.6)
Women's entrants:
1. Jane Bloggs (AS 0.3, SK 1.0, SS 1.0, BI 0.2)
2. June Bloggs (AS 0.0, SK 0.5, SS 1.0, BI 1.0)

Puppet limits: Athlete entries from a maximum of two nations per user, and hosting candidate entries from no more than one nation per user.

Signups close May 8 at 01:00 UTC (2 am in the UK; 9 pm on the US east coast).

Finalised schedule
8 May: Ashton, Krytenia Men's Day 1 Women's Day 1
9 May: Ashton Men's Day 2 Women's Day 2
10 May: Northbrook, Polar Islandstates Men's Finals (single day); Women's Day 1
14 May: Northbrook Women's Day 2; Far Point, The Babbage Islands Men's Day 1
15 May: Far Point Men's Day 2
16 May: Far Point Women's Finals (single day)
17 May: Greschmeier, Quintessence of Dust Men's Day 1 Women's Day 1
18 May: Greschmeier Men's Day 2 Women's Day 2

by **The Babbage Islands** » Fri Apr 29, 2011 7:29 am

OOC: I'm a sucker for multi-discipline events.

The Babbage Islands enter:

Men's entrants
1. Tom Ridge (AS 0.4, SJ 1.0, SS 0.2, BI 0.9)
2. Aidan Taylor (AS 0.5, SJ 0.7, SS 0.5, BI 0.8 )
Women's entrants
1. Margaret Svoboda (AS 0.4, SK 0.8, SS 0.3, BI 1.0)
2. Karin Anderssen (AS 0.7, SK 0.3, SS 0.8, BI 0.7)

The city of Far Point, North Island will bid for the opportunity to host.

Chenkorya on Last.fm · by **Chenkorya** » Fri Apr 29, 2011 11:05 am

Men's entrants:
1. Alexandre Dalugin (AS 0.7, SJ 0.4, SS 0.2, BI 1.0)
2. Vlad-Jan Xanderson (AS 0.8, SJ 0.3, SS 0.2, BI 1.0)
Women's entrants:
1. Karolina Gochevo (AS 0.4, SK 1.0, SS 1.0, BI 0.1)
2. Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (AS 0.1, SK 0.5, SS 0.9, BI 1.0)

The participants for Chenkorya!

by **Liventia** » Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:56 pm

Liventia (LEN) will send competitors to the APWS.

Men’s individual
Ralph Evans (AS 0.6, SJ 1.0, SS 0.4, BI 0.5)
Oscar Pendrey (AS 0.0, SJ 1.0, SS 0.5, BI 1.0)

Women’s individual
Kitomi Hamazuki (AS 0.5 SK 0.5 SS 0.5 BI 1.0)
Francesca Ludwick (AS 0.8 SK 0.3 SS 0.9 BI 0.5)

by **Adihan** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:10 am

Ad’ihan (ADN)'s competitors:

Men's individual
Terence Chan (AS 0.8 SJ 1.0 SS 0.0 BI 0.7)
Walter Quench (AS 0.4 SJ 0.7 SS 1.0 BI 0.4)

Women’s individual
Emily Edwards (AS 0.5 SK 0.5 SS 0.7 BI 0.8)
Amelia Kelly (AS 0.9 SK 0.4 SS 0.4 BI 0.8)

by **Liventia** » Sun May 01, 2011 12:44 am

The tentative schedule will be as follows:

8 May: Event 1 Men's Day 1 Women's Day 1
9 May: Event 1 Men's Day 2 Women's Day 2
10 May: Event 2 Men's and Women's Finals (single day)
14 May: Event 3 Men's Day 1
15 May: Event 3 Men's Day 2 Women's Day 1
16 May: Event 3 Women's Day 2
17 May: Event 4 Men's and Women's Finals (single day)

If necessary, Neverend (the site of the First Winter Paralympics) will host an event in the last resort.

by **Liventia** » Wed May 04, 2011 5:47 am

Just a reminder to all (*cough*Snorth*cough*CH*cough*others*cough*) that the signup deadline is 0100 UTC on 8 May.

by **Polar Islandstates** » Wed May 04, 2011 6:15 am

The city of Northbrook would be delighted to host an event.

Entrants from the Federation of Polar Islandstates:

Men
1. Tek Harfkjerr (AS 0.9, SJ 0.6, SS 0.6, BI 0.4)
2. Magnus Fjelt (AS 0.7, SJ 0.7, SS 0.2, BI 0.9 )
Women
1. Magda van Ellison (AS 0.9, SK 0.3, SS 0.4, BI 0.9)
2. Karel Sivertssen (AS 1.0, SK 0.2, SS 0.8, BI 0.5)

by **Krytenia** » Thu May 05, 2011 9:06 am

Men
1. Anthony Hillier (AS 0.5, SJ 0.8, SS 0.41, BI 0.79)
2. Roger Schwantz (AS 0.6, SJ 0.7, SS 0.6, BI 0.6)
Women
1. Sarah Dove (AS 0.8, SK 0.4, SS 0.6, BI 0.7)
2. Catherine West (AS 0.4, SK 1.0, SS 0.8, BI 0.3)

And, of course, the city of Ashton offers its Olympic facilities for an event.

by **Quintessence of Dust** » Thu May 05, 2011 12:00 pm

I'd enjoy taking part in this but I'm really not feeling very NS-y right now. So I make no promises as to RP.

Men’s
David Thundersnow (AS 1.0, SJ 0.3 SS 0.7, BI 0.5)
Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (AS 1.0, SJ 1.0, SS 0.5, BI 0.0)

Women’s
Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (AS 1.0, SK 0.5, SS 0.4, BI 0.6)
Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (AS 1.0, SK 1.0, SS 0.3, BI 0.2)

Host venue
We'd like to enter a bid, but I don't think I'll be able come up with RP details for a few days - so if possible, we'd like to angle for the May 15 competition day, to give me time to get it together. The venue will of course be Greschmeier, home of Quodite winter sports.

by **Liventia** » Fri May 06, 2011 5:08 am

The four events are now scheduled. Signups for competitors remain open another 37 hours.

by **Commerce Heights** » Fri May 06, 2011 5:26 am

Capitalizt SLANI (COM)
Men’s
Nelson Simmons (AS 0.9, SJ 0.2, SS 0.4, BI 1.0)
Bæ Dû-tæg (AS 0.3, SJ 0.6, SS 0.8, BI 0.8)
Women’s
Martina Aroïa (AS 0.7, SK 0.4, SS 0.8, BI 0.6)
Lusina Aponta (AS 1.0, SK 0.9, SS 0.2, BI 0.4)

Jasĭyun (JSY)
Men’s
Imura Masaru (AS 0.8, SJ 0.2, SS 0.5, BI 1.0)
Medoro García (AS 0.0, SJ 0.6, SS 0.9, BI 1.0)
Women’s
Julianne Corrêia (AS 0.5, SK 0.4, SS 0.6, BI 1.0)
I Yuŋ-sûg (AS 0.3, SK 1.0, SS 0.2, BI 1.0)

by **Sorthern Northland** » Fri May 06, 2011 2:50 pm

Men
Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (AS 1.0, SJ 0.2, SS 0.5, BI 0.8)
Henry Noël (AS 0.7, SJ, 0.4, SS 0.5, BI 0.9)

Women
Áine Ní Leannáin (AS 0.5, SK 1.0, SS 0.8, BI 0.2)
Megan Vaughan (AS 0.5, SK 0.9, SS 1.0, BI 0.1)

by **Liventia** » Sat May 07, 2011 1:22 am

A reminder to all interested parties that signups close in under 17 hours.

by **Delaclava** » Sat May 07, 2011 1:13 pm

Men's entrants:
1. Daniel Ammer (AS 0.9, SJ 0.1, SS 0.6, BI 0.9)
2. Bob Shoefucker (AS 0.6, SJ 0.3, SS 0.9, BI 0.7)*
3. Mitch Armstrong (AS 0.8, SJ 0.0, SS 1.0, BI 0.7)*

* Shoefucker is the intended second athlete. However, if the organizers intend to censor his name, just as the organizers of the Ashton Olympics did, Shoefucker will boycott the Series, in which case Mitch Armstrong should be the second athlete.

Women's entrants:
1. Laura Davis (AS 0.7, SK 0.1, SS 1.0, BI 0.7)
2. Marie Gordon (AS 0.6, SK 0.3, SS 1.0, BI 0.6)

by **Liventia** » Sat May 07, 2011 9:14 pm

Ad’ihani pentathlon returns to Ashton

Ashton, KRYTENIA— The city of Ashton, Krytenia, was home to the VI NationStates Winter Olympic Games, where for the first time an international Ad’ihani pentathlon competition took place. Now, almost a year later, it again welcomes the top competitors on the Ad’ihani pentathlon circuit as it prepares to host the first of four events on the inaugural Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series (APWS).

For many of the competitors, the test facing them is not new. Almost all—Chenkoryan and Polar Islandstates athletes aside—took part in the sport at the Sixth Winter Olympics. The men's and women's Olympic champions are also in the APWS field, looking to become the first World Series champions in addition to their Olympic titles. Eleven nations will look to take home the APSU World Series Nations' Trophy, which will be awarded to the country whose four athletes received the largest total score accumulated throughout the four APWS events.

Some early controversy was headed off when the Ad’ihani Pentathlon Sport Union (APSU) confirmed that it would allow the Delaclav athlete Bob Shoefucker to compete, despite having a name that would be censored in most press reports and which was censored—against APSU wishes—at the Sixth Winter Olympics. Delaclava's official entry list included a first reserve, Mitch Armstrong, who would have taken Shoefucker's place if he had had his name censored.

Ashton city officials, understood to be busy preparing for the event, did not comment on Shoefucker's inclusion.

In separate developments, the APSU has confirmed that it is trialling a new scoring rule, in which athletes disqualified from or failing to finish an event are awarded half the points of the last finisher. Before this, these athletes received no points, including at the Olympics.

by **Liventia** » Sun May 08, 2011 6:25 am

Event 1, Day 1

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's alpine skiing, downhill

Location record: Nelson Simmons (COM), 1037 points, VI Winter Olympics
						 Time	 Points
 1 Terence Chan (ADN)                         2:14.58      1039
 2 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               2:14.67      1037
 3 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         2:15.11      1031
 4 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         2:15.12      1031
 5 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        2:15.13      1031
 6 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    2:15.37      1028
 7 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    2:15.53      1025
 8 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         2:15.59      1025
 9 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       2:15.69      1023
10 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        2:15.96      1019
11 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               2:16.21      1016
12 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          2:16.63      1010
13 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       2:16.67      1010
14 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         2:16.94      1006
15 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      2:17.38      1000
16 Walter Quench (ADN)                        2:17.48       999
17 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        2:17.91       993
18 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            2:17.94       992
19 Henry Noël (SNO)                           2:19.29       974
20 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            2:19.75       968
21 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   2:20.48       958
 — Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                           DNF       479

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's ski jumping

Location record: Giorgios Karras (PHP), 978 points, VI Winter Olympics
						Score	 Points
 1 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                           118.5       985
   Ralph Evans (LEN)                            118.5       985
   Terence Chan (ADN)                           118.5       985
 4 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                           118.0       981
   Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                              118.0       981
 6 Tom Ridge (TBI)                              115.5       962
 7 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                         113.5       947
 8 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                          113.0       943
 9 Henry Noël (SNO)                             112.5       939
10 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                        112.0       935
11 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                          111.5       931
12 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                          109.5       916
13 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                     108.5       908
14 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                      106.5       892
   Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                         106.5       892
16 Walter Quench (ADN)                          106.0       888
17 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                           105.5       884
18 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)                 105.0       880
19 David Thundersnow (QOD)                      102.5       859
20 Nelson Simmons (COM)                          97.5       817
21 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)                  97.0       813
22 Imura Masaru (JSY)                            91.5       765

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's total score, end of Day 1

1	Terence Chan (ADN)            	2024
2	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)            	2016
3	Ralph Evans (LEN)             	1995
4	Aidan Taylor (TBI)            	1987
5	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)           	1974
6	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)               	1973
7	Roger Schwantz (KRY)          	1970
8	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)           	1935
9	Anthony Hillier (KRY)         	1935
10	Tom Ridge (TBI)               	1930
11	Medoro Garcia (JSY)           	1924
12	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)       	1917
13	Daniel Ammer (DEL)            	1915
14	Henry Noël (SNO)              	1913
15	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)  	1896
16	David Thundersnow (QOD)       	1887
17	Walter Quench (ADN)           	1887
18	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)      	1866
19	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)  	1850
20	Nelson Simmons (COM)          	1827
21	Imura Masaru (JSY)            	1790
22	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)          	1371

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's alpine skiing, downhill
   
Location record: Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD), 1032 points, VI Winter Olympics
						    Time    Points
 1 Laura Davis (DEL)                             2:04.43      1041
 2 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       2:05.43      1027
 3 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         2:05.70      1023
 4 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           2:06.29      1015
 5 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           2:07.02      1005
 6 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           2:07.04      1005
 7 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           2:07.08      1004
 8 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        2:07.28      1001
 9 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              2:07.41      1000
10 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       2:07.42       999
11 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            2:07.58       997
12 Catherine West (KRY)                          2:08.14       990
13 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        2:08.45       986
14 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 2:08.59       984
15 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               2:08.77       981
16 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         2:11.77       941
17 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        2:13.25       921
 — Amelia Kelly (ADN)                                DNF       460
   Emily Edwards (ADN)                               DNF       460
   Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)       DNF       460
   Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                            DNF       460
   Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                            DNF       460

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's skeleton
   
Location record: Margaret Svoboda (TBI), 971 points, VI Winter Olympics
						    Time Points
 1 Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                          56.75    970
 2 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                                 56.85    968
 3 Catherine West (KRY)                            57.05    963
 4 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                          57.12    961
 5 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)     57.14    960
 6 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                             57.22    958
 7 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)             57.23    958
 8 Lusina Aponta (COM)                             57.38    954
 9 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                          57.47    952
10 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                          57.49    952
11 Marie Gordon (DEL)                              57.60    949
12 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                              57.79    944
13 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                           57.87    942
14 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                         58.20    934
15 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                         58.34    931
16 Martina Aroïa (COM)                             58.42    929
17 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                          58.44    928
18 Laura Davis (DEL)                               58.55    925
19 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                           58.64    923
20 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                   58.96    915
21 Emily Edwards (ADN)                             58.99    915
22 Sarah Dove (KRY)                                59.14    911

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's total score, end of Day 1

1	Lusina Aponta (COM)                        	1969
2	Laura Davis (DEL)                          	1966
3	Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)        	1963
4	Megan Vaughan (SNO)                        	1963
5	Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                    	1961
6	Catherine West (KRY)                       	1953
7	Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                     	1953
8	I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                            	1949
9	Karin Anderssen (TBI)                      	1946
10	Marie Gordon (DEL)                         	1946
11	Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                     	1938
12	Martina Aroïa (COM)                        	1933
13	Magda van Ellison (PLI)                    	1930
14	Sarah Dove (KRY)                           	1911
15	Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (SKR)              	1899
16	Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                      	1883
17	Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                     	1882
18	Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                     	1430
19	Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)	1420
20	Amelia Kelly (ADN)                         	1404
21	Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                     	1388
22	Emily Edwards (ADN)                        	1375

by **Liventia** » Mon May 09, 2011 9:14 am

Event 1, final day

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's 1 km speed skating

Location record: Omar Shalhoub (VRB), 1009 points, VI Winter Olympics
						 Time	 Points
 1 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        1:19.37      1003
 2 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         1:19.49      1001
 3 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       1:19.69       997
 4 Walter Quench (ADN)                        1:20.14       989
 5 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        1:20.31       986
 6 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        1:20.35       985
 7 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    1:20.39       984
 8 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               1:20.48       983
 9 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       1:20.64       980
10 Henry Noël (SNO)                           1:20.75       978
11 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   1:20.91       975
12 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       1:20.98       973
13 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         1:21.00       973
14 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               1:21.05       972
15 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            1:21.10       971
16 Terence Chan (ADN)                         1:21.21       969
17 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            1:21.38       966
18 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          1:21.52       964
19 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      1:21.56       963
20 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         1:21.58       963
21 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         1:21.59       963
22 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    1:22.31       950

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's biathlon sprint

Location record: Daniel Ammer (DEL), 1105 points, VI Winter Olympics
						 Time	 Points
 1 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       24:41.5      1151
 2 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         25:26.4      1108
 3 Terence Chan (ADN)                         25:27.1      1107
 4 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    25:31.9      1102
 5 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         25:32.2      1102
 6 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   25:37.1      1097
 7 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        25:39.4      1095
 8 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            25:47.9      1087
 9 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         26:00.6      1075
10 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       26:32.8      1044
11 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        26:38.2      1039
12 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               26:42.6      1035
13 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            26:43.0      1035
14 Henry Noël (SNO)                           26:56.3      1022
15 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      27:24.6       996
16 Walter Quench (ADN)                        27:49.9       973
17 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        27:50.1       973
18 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       27:51.5       971
19 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    27:52.1       971
20 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         27:53.3       970
21 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          28:04.4       960
22 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               29:42.6       871

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Men's total score

Location record: Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO), 4082 points, VI Winter Olympics
					DH	NHSJ	SS	Biat	Total
1	Roger Schwantz (KRY)          	1023	947	997	1151	4118
2	Terence Chan (ADN)            	1039	985	969	1107	4100
3	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)            	1031	985	963	1108	4087
4	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)               	992	981	966	1087	4026
5	Daniel Ammer (DEL)            	1031	884	1001	1102	4018
6	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)           	1019	916	986	1095	4016
7	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)       	1025	892	950	1102	3969
8	Medoro Garcia (JSY)           	993	931	1003	1039	3966
9	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)      	958	908	975	1097	3938
10	Tom Ridge (TBI)               	968	962	971	1035	3936
11	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)           	1031	943	985	973	3932
12	Aidan Taylor (TBI)            	1006	981	973	970	3930
13	Ralph Evans (LEN)             	1010	985	964	960	3919
14	Henry Noël (SNO)              	974	939	978	1022	3913
15	Anthony Hillier (KRY)         	1000	935	963	996	3894
16	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)  	1037	813	983	1035	3868
17	Walter Quench (ADN)           	999	888	989	973	3849
18	Nelson Simmons (COM)          	1010	817	973	1044	3844
19	David Thundersnow (QOD)       	1028	859	984	971	3842
20	Imura Masaru (JSY)            	1025	765	963	1075	3828
21	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)  	1016	880	972	871	3739
22	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)          	479	892	980	971	3322

Men's event champion: Roger Schwantz (KRY), 4118 points (new APSU location record)

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's speed skating, 1 km

Location record: Martina Aroïa (COM), 1041 points, VI Winter Olympics
						    Time    Points
 1 Laura Davis (DEL)                             1:26.58      1042
 2 Catherine West (KRY)                          1:26.59      1042
 3 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       1:26.71      1040
 4 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           1:26.86      1038
 5 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                            1:27.31      1030
 6 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           1:27.48      1027
 7 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         1:27.73      1023
 8 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        1:27.73      1023
 9 Emily Edwards (ADN)                           1:27.78      1023
10 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              1:27.81      1022
11 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        1:27.81      1022
12 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                        1:27.93      1020
13 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               1:27.99      1019
14 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         1:28.00      1019
15 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 1:28.01      1019
16 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            1:28.05      1018
17 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           1:28.15      1016
18 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       1:28.66      1008
19 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        1:28.74      1007
20 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)   1:28.79      1006
21 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           1:28.88      1004
22 Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                        1:28.92      1004

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's biathlon sprint

Location record: Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN); Julianne Corrêia (JSY), 1095 points, VI Winter Olympics
   						    Time    Points
 1 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        21:01.1      1088
 2 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       21:07.2      1081
 3 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              21:13.3      1075
 4 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               21:24.3      1063
 5 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        21:28.8      1059
 6 Laura Davis (DEL)                             21:48.5      1038
 7 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           21:49.3      1037
 8 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         21:50.9      1035
 9 Catherine West (KRY)                          22:10.2      1015
10 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         22:14.7      1011
11 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 22:18.9      1007
12 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            22:21.3      1004
13 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        22:23.2      1002
14 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                        22:24.3      1001
15 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           22:28.7       996
16 Emily Edwards (ADN)                           22:30.9       994
17 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           22:38.0       987
18 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                            22:43.1       982
19 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       22:51.6       973
20 Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                        22:59.6       965
21 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)   23:43.9       920
22 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           24:02.2       902

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Ashton, KRYTENIA
Women's total score

Location record: Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN), 4105 points, VI Winter Olympics
							 DH    Skel      SS     Biat   Total
1	Laura Davis (DEL)                          	1041	925	1042	1038	4046
2	Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                     	1001	952	1023	1059	4035
3	Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                     	986	952	1007	1088	4033
4	I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                            	981	968	1019	1063	4031
5	Magda van Ellison (PLI)                    	999	931	1008	1081	4019
6	Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)        	1005	958	1016	1037	4016
7	Catherine West (KRY)                       	990	963	1042	1015	4010
8	Sarah Dove (KRY)                           	1000	911	1022	1075	4008
9	Megan Vaughan (SNO)                        	1005	958	1027	987	3977
10	Karin Anderssen (TBI)                      	1023	923	1019	1011	3976
11	Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                    	1027	934	1040	973	3974
12	Marie Gordon (DEL)                         	997	949	1018	1004	3968
13	Martina Aroïa (COM)                        	1004	929	1038	996	3967
14	Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                      	941	942	1023	1035	3941
15	Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)              	984	915	1019	1007	3925
16	Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                     	921	961	1022	1002	3906
17	Lusina Aponta (COM)                        	1015	954	1004	902	3875
18	Amelia Kelly (ADN)                         	460	944	1030	982	3416
19	Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                     	460	928	1020	1001	3409
20	Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                     	460	970	1004	965	3399
21	Emily Edwards (ADN)                        	460	915	1023	994	3392
22	Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)	460	960	1006	920	3346

Women's event champion: Laura Davis (DEL), 4046 points

Nations' Trophy
After Ashton, Krytenia event

Krytenia		16030
The Babbage Islands	15875
Jasĭyun			15860
Liventia		15850
Chenkorya		15738
Capitalizt SLANI	15712
Polar Islandstates	15447
Delaclava		15354
Sorthern Northland	15157
Quintessence of Dust	14943
Ad’ihan			14757

by **Liventia** » Tue May 10, 2011 5:08 am

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Northbrook, POLAR ISLANDSTATES

Men's alpine skiing, downhill
						 Time	 Points   
 1 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         2:14.36      1042
 2 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       2:15.04      1032
 3 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         2:15.06      1032
 4 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               2:15.12      1031
 5 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        2:15.27      1029
 6 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    2:15.38      1027
 7 Terence Chan (ADN)                         2:15.46      1026
 8 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       2:15.53      1025
 9 Walter Quench (ADN)                        2:16.15      1017
10 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         2:16.42      1013
11 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   2:16.46      1013
12 Henry Noël (SNO)                           2:17.17      1003
13 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          2:17.35      1000
14 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            2:18.37       987
15 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        2:18.43       986
16 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    2:18.46       985
17 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      2:18.61       983
18 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        2:21.49       945
 — Aidan Taylor (TBI)                             DNF       472
   Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                           DNF       472
   Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                                DNF       472
   Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)                   DSQ       472

Men's ski jumping
						Score	 Points
 1 Tom Ridge (TBI)                              121.0      1004
 2 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                              118.0       981
 3 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                           117.5       978
   Walter Quench (ADN)                          117.5       978
 5 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)                 117.0       974
 6 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                           115.5       962
 7 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                          115.0       958
   Terence Chan (ADN)                           115.0       958
 9 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)                 113.0       943
10 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                         112.5       939
   Ralph Evans (LEN)                            112.5       939
12 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                          112.0       935
13 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                      111.5       931
   Anthony Hillier (KRY)                        111.5       931
   Daniel Ammer (DEL)                           111.5       931
16 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                          110.5       924
17 David Thundersnow (QOD)                      109.5       916
18 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                         108.0       904
19 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                     106.0       888
20 Imura Masaru (JSY)                           105.0       880
21 Nelson Simmons (COM)                         102.5       859
22 Henry Noël (SNO)                              98.0       822

Men's 1 km speed skating
						 Time	 Points
 1 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            1:19.38      1003
 2 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       1:19.48      1001
 3 Walter Quench (ADN)                        1:19.53      1000
 4 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        1:19.87       993
 5 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        1:20.13       989
 6 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         1:20.32       985
 7 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        1:20.33       985
 8 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          1:20.58       981
 9 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         1:20.78       977
10 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   1:20.79       977
11 Terence Chan (ADN)                         1:20.80       977
12 Henry Noël (SNO)                           1:21.20       970
13 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    1:21.21       969
14 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            1:21.22       969
15 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         1:21.47       965
16 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    1:21.50       964
17 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         1:21.85       958
18 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      1:21.98       956
19 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               1:22.12       953
20 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               1:22.16       953
21 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       1:22.43       948
 — Roger Schwantz (KRY)                           DSQ       474

Men's biathlon sprint
						 Time	 Points
 1 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    25:20.3      1114
 2 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         25:23.6      1110
 3 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            25:27.4      1107
 4 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       25:29.0      1105
 5 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       25:31.3      1103
 6 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         25:50.8      1084
 7 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        26:03.9      1072
 8 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   26:16.8      1060
 9 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               26:28.3      1049
10 Henry Noël (SNO)                           26:29.3      1048
11 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         26:39.6      1038
12 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       26:45.1      1033
13 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            26:47.7      1030
14 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          26:53.3      1025
15 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        27:05.0      1014
16 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      27:15.8      1004
17 Walter Quench (ADN)                        27:51.7       971
18 Terence Chan (ADN)                         27:55.4       968
19 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    28:01.9       962
20 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               28:08.1       956
21 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         28:35.7       931
22 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        28:56.5       912

Men's total score
					DH	NHSJ	SS	Biat	Total
1	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)          	1042	962	958	1110	4072
2	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)     	985	931	964	1114	3994
3	Tom Ridge (TBI)             	987	1004	969	1030	3990
4	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)	1031	943	953	1049	3976
5	Medoro Garcia (JSY)         	986	924	989	1072	3971
6	Daniel Ammer (DEL)          	1013	931	985	1038	3967
7	Walter Quench (ADN)         	1017	978	1000	971	3966
8	Imura Masaru (JSY)          	1032	880	965	1084	3961
9	Ralph Evans (LEN)           	1000	939	981	1025	3945
10	Nelson Simmons (COM)        	1032	859	948	1105	3944
11	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)    	1013	888	977	1060	3938
12	Terence Chan (ADN)          	1026	958	977	968	3929
13	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)         	945	958	985	1014	3902
14	David Thundersnow (QOD)     	1027	916	969	962	3874
==	Anthony Hillier (KRY)       	983	931	956	1004	3874
16	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)         	1029	935	993	912	3869
17	Henry Noël (SNO)            	1003	822	970	1048	3843
18	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)             	472	981	1003	1107	3563
19	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)        	472	939	1001	1103	3515
20	Roger Schwantz (KRY)        	1025	904	474	1033	3436
21	Aidan Taylor (TBI)          	472	978	977	931	3358
22	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)	472	974	953	956	3355

Men's event champion: Magnus Fjelt (PLI), 4072 points, APSU location record

This is the second straight APWS men's event to be won by a home athlete. The winning margin of nearly 80 points is also the biggest recorded in the sport's short history, with a margin of 18 in Ashton at the APWS and a margin of just 5 points at the Olympics, also in Ashton.

World Series points standings

Overall standings men			KRY	PLI	Total
1	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)          	4087	4072	8159
2	Terence Chan (ADN)          	4100	3929	8029
3	Daniel Ammer (DEL)          	4018	3967	7985
4	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)     	3969	3994	7963
5	Medoro Garcia (JSY)         	3966	3971	7937
6	Tom Ridge (TBI)             	3936	3990	7926
7	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)         	4016	3902	7918
8	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)    	3938	3938	7876
9	Ralph Evans (LEN)           	3919	3945	7864
10	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)	3868	3976	7844
11	Walter Quench (ADN)         	3849	3966	7815
12	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)         	3932	3869	7801
13	Imura Masaru (JSY)          	3828	3961	7789
14	Nelson Simmons (COM)        	3844	3944	7788
15	Anthony Hillier (KRY)       	3894	3874	7768
16	Henry Noël (SNO)            	3913	3843	7756
17	David Thundersnow (QOD)     	3842	3874	7716
18	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)             	4026	3563	7589
19	Roger Schwantz (KRY)        	4118	3436	7554
20	Aidan Taylor (TBI)          	3930	3358	7288
21	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)	3739	3355	7094
22	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)        	3322	3515	6837

Women's Day 1

Women's alpine skiing, downhill
   						    Time    Points
 1 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              2:04.77      1036
 2 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                            2:05.79      1022
 3 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       2:05.88      1021
 4 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           2:06.16      1017
 5 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         2:06.31      1015
 6 Laura Davis (DEL)                             2:06.65      1010
 7 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            2:06.83      1008
 8 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           2:06.98      1005
 9 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 2:07.35      1000
10 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                        2:07.50       998
11 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           2:07.83       994
12 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       2:08.04       991
13 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        2:08.20       989
   Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         2:08.20       989
   Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                        2:08.20       989
16 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)   2:08.40       986
17 Catherine West (KRY)                          2:08.59       984
18 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        2:08.95       979
19 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        2:13.43       919
20 Emily Edwards (ADN)                           2:13.75       915
21 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           2:14.16       909
22 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               2:15.70       889

Women's skeleton
						    Time    Points
 1 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                          56.73       971
 2 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                                 56.94       965
 3 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)     56.96       965
 4 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                   57.12       961
 5 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                             57.19       959
 6 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                          57.36       955
   Lusina Aponta (COM)                             57.36       955
 8 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                          57.47       952
 9 Catherine West (KRY)                            57.49       952
   Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                          57.49       952
11 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                          57.54       950
12 Marie Gordon (DEL)                              57.83       943
13 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                         58.10       937
14 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                           58.15       935
15 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)             58.16       935
16 Sarah Dove (KRY)                                58.30       932
17 Emily Edwards (ADN)                             58.49       927
18 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                           58.70       922
19 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                              59.11       912
   Laura Davis (DEL)                               59.11       912
21 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                         59.33       906
22 Martina Aroïa (COM)                             59.83       894

Score after Day 1
1	Sarah Dove (KRY)                           	1968
2	Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)              	1961
3	Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                    	1958
4	Megan Vaughan (SNO)                        	1953
5	Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)        	1952
6	Marie Gordon (DEL)                         	1951
7	Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)	1951
8	Karin Anderssen (TBI)                      	1950
9	Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                     	1950
10	Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                     	1950
11	Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                     	1944
12	Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                     	1941
13	Catherine West (KRY)                       	1936
14	Amelia Kelly (ADN)                         	1934
15	Laura Davis (DEL)                          	1922
16	Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                      	1911
17	Martina Aroïa (COM)                        	1899
18	Magda van Ellison (PLI)                    	1897
19	Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                     	1869
20	Lusina Aponta (COM)                        	1864
21	I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                            	1854
22	Emily Edwards (ADN)                        	1842

Nations' Trophy
After Northbrook, Polar Islandstates men's event
Women's Day 1 scores not included

Jasĭyun			23792
Liventia		23697
Chenkorya		23670
Polar Islandstates	23388
Krytenia		23340
The Babbage Islands	23223
Capitalizt SLANI	23219
Sorthern Northland	22976
Delaclava		22836
Ad’ihan			22652
Quintessence of Dust	22172

by **Polar Islandstates** » Tue May 10, 2011 5:53 am

"Magnus, Magnus, congratulations on your win. And by a record winning margin as well! How do you react to the claims from your national rival Tek that you're too young to be winning things against older veterans like him."

"Simply. By winning. There's a whole host of young athletes coming up, and we can do most things better than Tek can. Tek, if you're listening in, retire. You're too old, let go, it's over."

"Finally, how did you do it, Magnus? The nation is dying to find out!"

"Do it? Do what?"

"Win the downhill by almost 30 seconds."

"Oh, that. Go faster stripes."

by **The Babbage Islands** » Thu May 12, 2011 2:32 pm

NORTHBROOK, Polarislandstates (BPA) -- After a solid all-round start to the Ad'ihani Pentathlon World Series in the first stop in Krytenia, the four Babbage winter pentathletes are having an up-and-down time of it in the second event of the series.

The Ashton stop saw Margaret Svoboda stage a come-from-behind rally, winning the final biathlon sprint to rise to third overall. This was a reversal of her Olympic performance, where she led the competition going into the biathlon and wound up seventh. Teammate Karin Anderssen finished 10th among the women, and men's entries Tom Ridge and Aidan Taylor finished 10th and 12th.

But so far in Northbrook the overall picture looks a touch dimmer. Ridge had an excellent day of it, winning the ski jump by a commanding margin and placing third overall for the second podium finish by a Babbagian. Unfortunately, Taylor fell in the opening downhill event and finished next-to-last overall, and the team lost several hundred points for the DNF. For the women, Anderssen sits 8th in the overall standing and Svoboda 19th. In the team standings The Babbage Islands fell from second to sixth.

With both Anderssen and Svoboda having their best events on the second day, don't count the women out. But absent some really strong performances--for example, Svoboda is 69 points off her Ashton pace--the team will limp into Far Point for round three looking to get jump-started by a home crowd.

by **Liventia** » Fri May 13, 2011 9:06 am

OOC: Sorry, all. Fallen ill today, so will push all scorinations back one day. The Greschmeier event will now end on May 18, a Wednesday. Thanks for understanding.

by **Liventia** » Sat May 14, 2011 6:48 am

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Northbrook, POLAR ISLANDSTATES
Women's Day 2

Women's speed skating, 1 km
						    Time    Points   
 1 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                        1:26.55      1043
 2 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         1:26.77      1039
 3 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            1:27.01      1035
 4 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 1:27.16      1033
 5 Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                        1:27.29      1031
 6 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           1:27.32      1030
 7 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           1:27.39      1029
 8 Emily Edwards (ADN)                           1:27.44      1028
 9 Catherine West (KRY)                          1:27.52      1027
10 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         1:27.73      1023
11 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              1:27.84      1022
12 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       1:28.08      1017
13 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        1:28.12      1017
14 Laura Davis (DEL)                             1:28.20      1016
15 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                            1:28.28      1014
16 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        1:28.29      1014
17 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)   1:28.30      1014
18 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        1:28.32      1014
19 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           1:28.54      1010
20 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           1:28.58      1009
21 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       1:28.89      1004
22 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               1:29.17       999

Women's biathlon sprint
   						    Time    Points   
 1 Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                        20:42.1      1108
 2 Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                         20:44.8      1105
 3 Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                        20:53.2      1096
 4 Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                       21:04.1      1085
 5 Laura Davis (DEL)                             21:11.1      1077
 6 Karin Anderssen (TBI)                         21:18.5      1069
 7 Martina Aroïa (COM)                           21:33.0      1054
 8 Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)           21:38.5      1048
 9 Sarah Dove (KRY)                              21:44.0      1043
10 Emily Edwards (ADN)                           21:45.7      1041
11 I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                               21:48.9      1038
12 Magda van Ellison (PLI)                       22:02.9      1023
13 Marie Gordon (DEL)                            22:09.3      1016
14 Amelia Kelly (ADN)                            22:29.1       996
15 Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)                 22:31.5       994
16 Catherine West (KRY)                          22:37.6       987
17 Megan Vaughan (SNO)                           22:39.7       985
18 Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                        22:53.0       972
19 Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)   23:00.0       965
20 Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                        23:04.6       960
21 Lusina Aponta (COM)                           23:50.9       914
22 Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                        24:18.3       886

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Northbrook, POLAR ISLANDSTATES
Women's total score
							 DH    Skel      SS     Biat   Total
1	Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                    	1021	937	1017	1085	4060
2	Karin Anderssen (TBI)                      	1015	935	1039	1069	4058
3	Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                     	989	955	1017	1096	4057
4	Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                      	989	922	1023	1105	4039
5	Sarah Dove (KRY)                           	1036	932	1022	1043	4033
6	Laura Davis (DEL)                          	1010	912	1016	1077	4015
7	Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)        	1017	935	1010	1048	4010
8	Marie Gordon (DEL)                         	1008	943	1035	1016	4002
9	Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                     	919	950	1014	1108	3991
10	Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)              	1000	961	1033	994	3988
11	Martina Aroïa (COM)                        	1005	894	1030	1054	3983
12	Megan Vaughan (SNO)                        	994	959	1029	985	3967
13	Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                     	998	952	1043	972	3965
14	Catherine West (KRY)                       	984	952	1027	987	3950
15	Amelia Kelly (ADN)                         	1022	912	1014	996	3944
16	Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                     	989	952	1031	960	3932
17	Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)	986	965	1014	965	3930
18	Magda van Ellison (PLI)                    	991	906	1004	1023	3924
19	Emily Edwards (ADN)                        	915	927	1028	1041	3911
20	I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                            	889	965	999	1038	3891
21	Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                     	979	971	1014	886	3850
22	Lusina Aponta (COM)                        	909	955	1009	914	3787

Women's event champion: Francesca Ludwick (LEN), 4060 points, APSU location record

World Series points standings

Overall standings women					KRY	PLI	Total
1	Julianne Corrêia (JSY)                     	4035	4057	8092
2	Laura Davis (DEL)                          	4046	4015	8061
3	Sarah Dove (KRY)                           	4008	4033	8041
4	Karin Anderssen (TBI)                      	3976	4058	8034
5	Francesca Ludwick (LEN)                    	3974	4060	8034
6	Laryssa Von Fantastictrousers (QOD)        	4016	4010	8026
7	Margaret Svoboda (TBI)                     	4033	3991	8024
8	Kitomi Hamazuki (LEN)                      	3941	4039	7980
9	Marie Gordon (DEL)                         	3968	4002	7970
10	Catherine West (KRY)                       	4010	3950	7960
11	Martina Aroïa (COM)                        	3967	3983	7950
12	Megan Vaughan (SNO)                        	3977	3967	7944
13	Magda van Ellison (PLI)                    	4019	3924	7943
14	I Yuŋ-sûg (JSY)                            	4031	3891	7922
15	Firginia Fagot-Fubeghas (CKR)              	3925	3988	7913
16	Karolina Gochevo (CKR)                     	3906	3850	7756
17	Lusina Aponta (COM)                        	3875	3787	7662
18	Karel Sivertssen (PLI)                     	3409	3965	7374
19	Amelia Kelly (ADN)                         	3416	3944	7360
20	Áine Ní Leannáin (SNO)                     	3399	3932	7331
21	Emily Edwards (ADN)                        	3392	3911	7303
22	Kaitlyn Hanky-Panky-Nohow Oboewarbler (QOD)	3346	3930	7276

Nations' Trophy
After Northbrook, Polar Islandstates event

1	Jasĭyun			31830
2	Liventia		31796
3	Chenkorya		31508
4	Krytenia		31323
5	Polar Islandstates	31277
6	The Babbage Islands	31272
7	Capitalizt SLANI	30988
8	Sorthern Northland	30875
9	Delaclava		30853
10	Ad’ihan			30507
11	Quintessence of Dust	30112

Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series: Far Point, Babbage Islands

Men's alpine skiing, downhill
						 Time	 Points     
 1 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         2:14.39      1041
 2 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         2:14.44      1041
 3 Terence Chan (ADN)                         2:14.58      1039
 4 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       2:14.64      1038
 5 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         2:14.67      1037
 6 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        2:14.92      1034
 7 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          2:14.98      1033
 8 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               2:14.99      1033
 9 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       2:15.01      1033
10 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    2:15.03      1032
11 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       2:15.21      1030
12 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    2:15.57      1025
13 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               2:15.72      1023
14 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   2:15.78      1022
15 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            2:16.09      1018
16 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         2:16.52      1012
17 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        2:17.26      1002
18 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            2:18.81       981
19 Walter Quench (ADN)                        2:19.16       976
20 Henry Noël (SNO)                           2:19.49       971
21 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        2:23.82       914
 — Anthony Hillier (KRY)                          DNF       457

Men's ski jumping
						Score	 Points
 1 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                          117.5       978
 2 Walter Quench (ADN)                          117.0       974
 3 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                         116.5       970
   Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                          116.5       970
 5 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                          116.0       966
 6 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                        115.5       962
 7 Tom Ridge (TBI)                              114.5       955
 8 Ralph Evans (LEN)                            114.0       951
 9 Terence Chan (ADN)                           113.0       943
10 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                           112.5       939
11 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                           112.0       935
12 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)                 111.0       928
13 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                              109.5       916
14 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                      108.0       904
15 Imura Masaru (JSY)                           107.0       896
   Nelson Simmons (COM)                         107.0       896
17 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                           106.5       892
18 Henry Noël (SNO)                             105.5       884
19 David Thundersnow (QOD)                      105.0       880
20 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                         104.5       876
21 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)                 104.0       872
22 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                     102.0       855

by **Commerce Heights** » Sun May 15, 2011 9:05 am

2204-02-09 · AEROPAG · 0.1 g Au

Ad’ihani pentathlon: Points system comes under fire from sport’s only known pundit
NORTHBROOK—Having taken a break from the intense competition of the PSC Biathlon Cup, Julianne Corrêia currently sits at the top of the standings in the Ad’ihani Pentathlon World Series, a confusingly-named sport that combines biathlon with alpine skiing, skeleton, and speed skating. But according to Bernardo Eclestón, a self-proclaimed expert on this sport and dozens of others, these standings leave much to be desired.

“Does anyone know how many points a missed shot in biathlon costs? Anyone? Is it even a constant number?” Eclestón said while in Northbrook on a promotional tour for his upcoming book, One Thousand and Ninety-Three Ways to Fix Your Least-Favorite Sports. “Pop quiz: If Corrêia loses to Davis by 2.2 seconds in the alpine skiïng at Far Point, who will be in first place? It’s a nonsense system.”

While Eclestón admits that the points system is the best way to conduct a single event, as was featured at the VI Olympic Winter Games in Ashton, he suggests that the World Series title might better be awarded to the athlete who wins the most events—considering second-place finishes, third place, et cetera in the event of a tie—rather than the athlete with the most total points.

“The average fan isn’t going to be able to sum up umpteen thousand points on the fly, and if the average fan can’t do it, the average television commentator certainly can’t! Let’s just say, ‘Oh, you won two events out of four? Well done, here’s your trophy.’”

Though Magnus Fjelt, representing Polar Islandstates, would remain on top of the men’s standings under this system, having won the Northbrook event and finished second in Ashton, such a system would have had a profound effect on the women’s event, since current leader Julianne Corrêia has yet to win anything.

Eclestón also proposes that such a system be applied to the Nations’ Trophy, with the additional provision that the trophy be awarded to a nation.

by **Liventia** » Sun May 15, 2011 9:20 am

Far Point, Babbage Islands
Men's Day 2

Men's 1 km speed skating
						 Time	 Points
 1 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    1:19.19      1006
 2 Walter Quench (ADN)                        1:19.35      1003
 3 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       1:19.49      1001
 4 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            1:19.77       995
 5 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       1:19.80       995
 6 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        1:19.94       992
 7 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        1:20.16       988
 8 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         1:20.35       985
 9 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         1:20.38       984
10 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      1:20.64       980
11 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         1:20.81       976
12 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    1:21.00       973
13 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            1:21.04       972
14 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               1:21.13       971
15 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        1:21.15       970
16 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         1:21.17       970
17 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               1:21.29       968
18 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       1:21.58       963
19 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          1:21.81       959
20 Henry Noël (SNO)                           1:21.90       957
21 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   1:22.38       949
22 Terence Chan (ADN)                         1:22.75       942

Men's biathlon sprint
						 Time	 Points
 1 Tom Ridge (TBI)                            24:39.3      1153
 2 Nelson Simmons (COM)                       25:26.4      1108
 3 Daniel Ammer (DEL)                         25:27.6      1106
 4 Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)                            25:33.7      1101
 5 Roger Schwantz (KRY)                       25:36.3      1098
 6 Anthony Hillier (KRY)                      25:50.0      1085
 7 Bob Shoefucker (DEL)                       25:55.0      1080
 8 Magnus Fjelt (PLI)                         26:20.3      1056
 9 Imura Masaru (JSY)                         26:33.6      1044
10 Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)                   26:39.0      1039
11 Oscar Pendrey (LEN)                        26:40.6      1037
12 Aidan Taylor (TBI)                         26:45.9      1032
13 Henry Noël (SNO)                           26:56.6      1022
14 Walter Quench (ADN)                        27:00.3      1019
15 Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)               27:01.2      1018
16 Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)                    27:10.9      1009
17 Medoro Garcia (JSY)                        27:17.0      1003
18 Terence Chan (ADN)                         27:35.9       986
19 David Thundersnow (QOD)                    27:54.1       969
20 Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)                        28:02.6       961
21 Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)               28:07.8       956
22 Ralph Evans (LEN)                          28:33.2       933

Men's total score
					DH	NHSJ	SS	Biat	Total
1	Roger Schwantz (KRY)        	1030	970	1001	1098	4099
2	Tom Ridge (TBI)             	1018	955	972	1153	4098
3	Daniel Ammer (DEL)          	1041	892	985	1106	4024
4	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)          	1037	935	976	1056	4004
5	Nelson Simmons (COM)        	1033	896	963	1108	4000
6	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)             	981	916	995	1101	3993
7	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)        	1038	876	995	1080	3989
8	Walter Quench (ADN)         	976	974	1003	1019	3972
9	Medoro Garcia (JSY)         	1002	978	988	1003	3971
10	Aidan Taylor (TBI)          	1012	939	984	1032	3967
11	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)         	1034	970	992	961	3957
12	Imura Masaru (JSY)          	1041	896	970	1044	3951
13	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)     	1025	904	973	1009	3911
14	Terence Chan (ADN)          	1039	943	942	986	3910
15	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)	1033	872	971	1018	3894
16	David Thundersnow (QOD)     	1032	880	1006	969	3887
17	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)         	914	966	970	1037	3887*
18	Ralph Evans (LEN)           	1033	951	959	933	3876
19	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)	1023	928	968	956	3875
20	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)    	1022	855	949	1039	3865
21	Henry Noël (SNO)            	971	884	957	1022	3834
22	Anthony Hillier (KRY)       	457	962	980	1085	3484

Thundersnow over Pendrey as the former won a component event while the latter did not

Men's event champion: Roger Schwantz (KRY), 4099 points. Schwantz claims his second victory of the four-event series, adding to his title won on home snow. Home favorite Tom Ridge misses out by the smallest margin ever recorded, just one point. Ridge would have won the event had he tied on points with Schwantz, as he won a component event while Schwantz did not.

Overall standings men			KRY	PLI	TBI	Total
1	Magnus Fjelt (PLI)          	4087	4072	4004	12163
2	Tom Ridge (TBI)             	3936	3990	4098	12024
3	Daniel Ammer (DEL)          	4018	3967	4024	12009
4	Terence Chan (ADN)          	4100	3929	3910	11939
5	Medoro Garcia (JSY)         	3966	3971	3971	11908
6	Alexandre Dalugin (CKR)     	3969	3994	3911	11874
7	Oscar Pendrey (LEN)         	4016	3902	3887	11805
8	Nelson Simmons (COM)        	3844	3944	4000	11788
9	Walter Quench (ADN)         	3849	3966	3972	11787
10	Tek Harfkjerr (PLI)         	3932	3869	3957	11758
11	Vlad-Jan Xanderson (CKR)    	3938	3938	3865	11741
12	Ralph Evans (LEN)           	3919	3945	3876	11740
13	Imura Masaru (JSY)          	3828	3961	3951	11740
14	Arnaldur Þorbjarnarson (SNO)	3868	3976	3894	11738
15	Roger Schwantz (KRY)        	4118	3436	4099	11653
16	David Thundersnow (QOD)     	3842	3874	3887	11603
17	Henry Noël (SNO)            	3913	3843	3834	11590
18	Bæ Dû-tæg (COM)             	4026	3563	3993	11582
19	Aidan Taylor (TBI)          	3930	3358	3967	11255
20	Anthony Hillier (KRY)       	3894	3874	3484	11252
21	Bu'Baexiði Leif Peepae (QOD)	3739	3355	3875	10969
22	Bob Shoefucker (DEL)        	3322	3515	3989	10826

Nations' Trophy
After Men's event at Far Point

1	Jasĭyun			39752
2	Liventia		39559
3	The Babbage Islands	39337
4	Chenkorya		39284
5	Polar Islandstates	39238
6	Capitalizt SLANI	38981
7	Krytenia		38906
8	Delaclava		38866
9	Sorthern Northland	38603
10	Ad’ihan			38389
11	Quintessence of Dust	37874

APSU will "review" scoring system
Far Point, BABBAGE ISLANDS— The Ad’ihani Pentathlon Sport Union (APSU) has responded to criticism of its points system in use at the World Series by saying it will "review thoroughly" the situation. An unnamed spokesman said any change made would be in addition to the current system, to ensure the athletes "will not be shortchanged" by the sudden change in scoring in the middle of the four-event world championship. —RAI Sport

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