Water World Championships 3 (RP/Results)

by **Civil Citizenry** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 7:09 pm

Welcome to Bartewick, Civil Citizenry – the site of the third Water World Championships!

This thread is for sign-ups only. You may copy the list below and fill in participants for as many events as you would like to participate in. Every event allows you to enter up to two individuals or teams (it’s perfectly fine to enter one individual or team for any event – two is just the maximum). Please remove events for which you are not entering athletes – it makes it so much easier for the host (me) to input your rosters. Do not post “tag” or “will edit in” posts in this thread: just finish your roster and post it when you can. Also, if you want to change your athletes for any event, or you have made a mistake and would like to correct it, please do so in a separate post, or I will skip over it.

I have listed the number of participating individuals/teams you may enter for each event; but for your convenience, I’ve also included the number of athletes per team for each event. If the event is for individuals only, the event will say “(2)” next to the name; you must specify the names of each individual. If the event is for teams (other than synchronized swimming and water polo, see below for more info), the event will say “(2 teams of X)” next to the name, where X is the number of athletes per team; you must specify the names of each individual on each team. If the event is a synchronized swimming or water polo discipline, the event will simply say “(2 teams)” next to the name; you do not need to specify the names of each individual on these teams. Please do your best to adhere by these rules.

Next to each individual or team, you must include a skill modifier in parentheses or brackets. Skill modifiers are used by the scorination program (xkoranate 0.3.2) to partially sway results. You may enter a modifier anywhere from 0 to 1 (0 being a n00b athlete with no training, 1 being a superstar who devotes his/her life to the sport), with up to two decimals. However, the average of all your athletes must be 0.5 or smaller. This is a requirement that must be met, so make sure you check your math. As well, it is important that for teams, you enter one skill modifier for the entire team – not one modifier per person on each team.

Sign-ups will be closed at 20:00 EST on Thursday, September 29. After that, an RP/Results thread will be created, with a full schedule. The tournament is likely to take at least two weeks. If you have any questions, please refer them to the WWC OOC discussion thread instead of making solely-OOC posts on this thread.

Bergnovinaia placed first in the inaugural competition; Cyborg Holland claimed the top spot in the last one. Do you have the aquatic skill to deem your nation the best in the multiverse? Sign up and find out!

by **Darmen** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 7:28 pm

Darmen Delegation to the 3rd Water World Championships
TLA: DAR
National Anthemn: O'Parti of Lyons
Total Entries: 17
Average Skill Modifier: 0.5
Total Number of Coaches: 11
Total Number of Athletes: 50
?Micsilaneous? Persons: 6
Total Number of Persons in Delegation: 67

CANOEING
- Men’s C-1 1000m (2)
Zeke Roberts (0.5)
- Men’s K-1 1000m (2)
Leo Buland (0.5)

DIVING
- Women’s 3m springboard (2)
Min Goa (0.5)

ROWING
- Men’s single sculls (2)
Zeke Roberts (0.5)
Leo Buland (0.5)
- Men’s double sculls (2 teams of 2)
Zeke Roberts/Leo Buland (0.5)
- Men’s coxless pairs (2 teams of 2)
Zeke Roberts/Leo Buland (0.5)

SAILING
- Men’s sailboard (2)
Duke Lyons the XIXth (1)
- Men’s laser class (2)
Duke Lyons the XIXth (1)
- Men’s 470 class (2 teams of 2)
Duke Lyons the XIXth/Scat Peari (0)
- Men’s star class (2 teams of 2)
Duke Lyons the XIXth/Scat Peari (0)

SWIMMING
- Men’s 400m freestyle (2)
Earl Mathys (0.1)
Mason Cyre (0.1)
- Women’s 50m freestyle (2)
Amy Dyvakenn (0)

WATER POLO
- Men's water polo (2 teams)
Darmen Mens A Team (1)
Darmen Mens B Team (0.9)
- Women’s water polo (2 teams)
Darmen Womens Team (0.9)

by **Thatius** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 8:27 pm

Thatian Delegation to the 3rd Water World Championships
Acronym: THA
Total Events: 61
Total Athletes: 170
Water Sports Commissioner: Lukas Ionescu

CANOEING

DIVING

ROWING

SAILING

SWIMMING

WATER POLO

by **San Vicente Lagoon** » Tue Sep 20, 2011 4:30 am

The Confederacy of San Vicente Lagoon - WWC3 Delegation
Trigramme: SVL
Total entries: 76
Average skill: 0.5

CANOEING
Men's C-1 500m
Jeraldo Melgar      (0.95)
Men’s C-1 1000m
Jeraldo Melgar      (0.65)
Eugenio Magaña      (0.20)
Men’s C-2 1000m
Jeraldo Melgar, Eugenio Magaña    (0.10)
Men’s K-1 500m
Cidro Ramírez      (0.20)
Men’s K-1 1000m
Cidro Ramírez      (0.70)
Amoldo Sevilla     (0.20)
Men’s K-2 1000m
Cidro Ramírez, Amoldo Sevilla   (0.20)
Men’s K-4 1000m
Cidro Ramírez, Amoldo Sevilla, Ignacio Yáñez, Rodolfo Menéndez    (0.95)
Men's C-1 slalom
Jeraldo Melgar     (0.15)
Men’s K-1 slalom
Ignacio Yáñez      (0.95)

Women's C-1 500m
Adalia Salcido   (0.75)
Women’s C-1 1000m
Adalia Salcido     (0.35)
Evita Narváez     (0.35)
Women’s C-2 1000m
Adalia Salcido, Evita Narváez    (0.25)
Women’s K-1 500m
Catalina Batista   (0.80)
Women’s K-1 1000m
Catalina Batista      (0.20)
Alejandra Zarate      (0.45)
Women’s K-2 1000m
Catalina Batista, Alejandra Zarate      (0.60)
Women’s K-4 1000m
Catalina Batista, Alejandra Zarate, Dolores Márquez, Karmelita Pulido     (0.80)
Women's C-1 slalom
Alejandra Zarate      (0.30)
Women’s K-1 slalom
Dolores Márquez      (0.20)

DIVING
Men’s 3m springboard
Toro Cortez     (0.20)
Men’s 10m platform
Wilfredo Barrera        (0.90)
Ximon Olivárez       (0.20)
Men’s synchronized 10m platform
Wilfredo Barrera, Ximon Olivárez       (0.95)

Women’s 3m springboard
Felisa Delapaz       (0.50)
Idoia Alvarado        (0.45)
Women’s 10m platform
Florita Macías       (0.60)
Women’s synchronized 3m springboard
Felisa Delapaz, Idoia Alvarado   (0.30)

ROWING
Men’s single sculls
Saturnin Colunga      (0.05)
Men’s double sculls
Saturnin Colunga, Napier Báez       (0.35)
Men’s quadruple sculls
Saturnin Colunga, Napier Báez, Arlo Reyes, Rai Salinas     (0.85)
Men’s coxed eights
Che Esquivel (cox)      (1.00)
Garcia Valdivia
Danilo Ojeda
Edmundo Castillo
Joaquin Segura
Ricardo Morales
Dagoberto Rivas
Gilberto Dueñas
Lorenz Bustos

Women’s single sculls
Magdalena Hernández      (0.75)
Women’s double sculls
Magdalena Hernández, Ramona Solano     (0.10)
Women’s quadruple sculls
Magdalena Hernández, Ramona Solano, Catalina Saldaña, Enriqueta Cano    (0.60)
Women’s coxed eights
Javiera Coronado (cox)      (0.25)
Ysabel Muro
Enriqua Deleón
Florencia Carrera
Denisa Palacios
Rica Hidalgo
Felicita Núñez
Ignacia Riojas
Beatriz Manzanares

SAILING
Men’s sailboard
Matias Robledo     (0.40)
Men’s laser class
Bernardo Osorio       (0.25)
Silvino Jimínez      (1.00)
Men’s 470 class
Bernardo Osorio, Huberto González        (0.95)

Women’s sailboard
Zanita Meléndez       (0.75)
Women’s 470 class
Dominga Rascón, Maitena Adorno        (0.40)
Women’s yngling class
Dominga Rascón, Felisa Malave, Rica Briones      (0.80)
Luiza Vásquez, Marisol Escobedo, Almira Pichardo        (1.00)

SWIMMING
Men’s 100m freestyle
Isaias Villalobos     (0.50)
Rodolfo Griego      (0.10)
Men’s 200m freestyle
Isaias Villalobos         (0.60)
Men’s 400m freestyle
Miguel Verduzco        (0.70)
Esequiel Concepción        (0.20)
Men’s 100m breaststroke
Pablo Colón        (0.15)
Men’s 200m breaststroke
Federico Luevano       (0.95)
Manuelo Vallejo       (0.25)
Men’s 100m butterfly
Federico Luevano      (0.25)
Elazaro Tijerina       (0.25)
Men’s 200m butterfly
Efren Mondragón        (0.65)
Men’s 200m individual medley
Lucio Galván       (0.40)
Men’s 400m individual medley
Lucio Galván      (0.20)
Men’s 4x100m freestyle relay
Isaias Villalobos, Rodolfo Griego, Miguel Verduzco, Manuelo Vallejo      (0.60)
Men’s 4x200m freestyle relay
Isaias Villalobos, Miguel Verduzco, Federico Luevano, Efren Mondragón      (0.85)

Women’s 100m freestyle
Asuncion Macías      (0.90)
Women’s 200m freestyle
Asuncion Macías      (0.60)
Isabel Rodríguez       (0.15)
Women’s 100m breaststroke
Ignacia Mayorga       (0.20)
Women’s 100m butterfly
Graciana Ávila        (0.45)
Annuziata Patiño         (0.10)
Women’s 200m butterfly
Graciana Ávila      (0.35)
Women’s 200m individual medley
Asuncion Macías      (0.80)
Maitena Vélez       (0.60)
Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay
Asuncino Macías, Isabel Rodríguez, Ignacia Mayorga, Graciana Ávila    (0.90)
Women’s 4x200m freestyle relay
Asuncion Macías, Isabel Rodríguez, Graciana Ávila, Maitena Vélez     (0.30)

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Duet - 1 team    (0.05)
Team - 1 team     (0.25)

WATER POLO
Men's water polo (1 team)       (0.80)
Women’s water polo (1 team)       (1.00)

by **Cyborg Holland** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 3:54 am

The Medal Table Toppers in WW2 Sign up for dis....

by **Southern Cynocephali** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:49 am

WWC3 Delegation of Southern Cynocephali (SCY)

Total entries: 75
Total skill points: 37.5
Average skill: 0.5

Chenkorya on Last.fm · by **Chenkorya** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 9:28 am

We'll be there again. Roster to come later, sorry.

by **Civil Citizenry** » Tue Sep 27, 2011 7:06 am

Citiz Roster for the Third Water World Championships
Entrants: 152
Points: 76
Average: 0.5

by **Polar Islandstates** » Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:07 pm

Hoping that posting the same delegation doesn't penalise me

CANOEING
- Men's flatwater C-1 500m: Magnus Fjelt (1), Arne Uhrmacher (0.5)
- Men’s flatwater C-2 1000m: Magnus Fjelt and Arne Uhrmacher (1), Erik Olsen and Marc Sundstrom (0.5)
- Men’s flatwater K-2 1000m: Magnus Fjelt and Arne Uhrmacher (1), Parker van Frei and Dec Haugen (0.5)
- Men's slalom C-2: Magnus Fjelt and Arne Uhrmacher (1), Parker van Frei and Marc Sundstrom (0.5)
- Men’s slalom K-1: Magnus Fjelt (1), Arne Uhrmacher (0.5)
- Women's flatwater C-1 500m: Jenny Ulrich (1), Daria Hakka (0.5)
- Women’s flatwater C-2 1000m: Penelope Hakka and Daria Hakka (1), Jenny Ulrich and Margot Elic (0.5)
- Women’s flatwater K-2 1000m: Penelope Hakka and Daria Hakka (1), Jenny Ulrich and Margot Elic (0.5)
- Women's slalom C-2: Jenny Ulrich and Margot Elic (1), Nanna Johnsen and Pernille Helguson (0.5)
- Women’s slalom K-1: Pernille Helguson (1), Jenny Ulrich (0.5)

DIVING
- Men’s 10m platform: Magnus Fjelt (0.5), Petter Johannason (0)
- Men’s 3m springboard: Magnus Fjelt (0.5), Petter Johannason (0)
- Women’s 10m platform: Anika Perla (0.5), Bella Farasani (0)
- Women’s 3m springboard: Anika Perla (0.5), Bella Farasani (0)

ROWING
- Men’s coxed eights: Team FPI 1 (1), Team FPI 2 (0.5)
- Men’s coxless fours: Team FPI 1 (1), Team FPI 2 (0.5)
- Men's double sculls: Magnus Fjelt and Harrison Peters (1), Arne Uhrmacher and Sim Najara (0.5)
- Women’s coxed eights: Team FPI 1 (1), Team FPI 2 (0.5)
- Women's coxless fours: Team FPI 1 (1), Team FPI 2 (0.5)
- Women's double sculls: Freya Poulsen and Kristina Esta (1), Karen McAvery and Astrid Karah (0.5)

SAILING
- Men’s sailboard: Magnus Fjelt (1), Anton de Villiers (0.5)
- Men’s star class: Magnus Fjelt and Bolla de Villiers (0.5), Arne Uhrmacher and Stiljian Hak (0.5)
- Women’s sailboard: Silma Saveane (0.5), Siv Abesen (0)
- Women’s yngling class: Ayton-Pelna-Willesen (0.5), Saveane-Abesen-Kulma (0)

SWIMMING
- Men’s 100m freestyle: Heston Kompany (0.5), Kenneth Rocksteady (0)
- Men's 200m backstroke: Bjorn Henrig (0.5), Magnus Fjelt (0)
- Men’s 400m individual medley: Svenning Eck (0.5), Magnus Fjelt (0)
- Men’s 4x100m medley relay: Team FPI 1 (0.5), Team FPI 2 (0)
- Women’s 100m freestyle: Disa Olsen (0.5), Magnar Tellison (0)
- Women's 200m backstroke: Disa Olsen (0.5), Teresa Cavanagh (0)
- Women’s 400m individual medley: Disa Olsen (0.5), Thora Poulsen (0)
- Women’s 4x100m medley relay: Team FPI 1 (0.5), Team FPI 2 (0)

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
- Team synchronized swimming: Team FPI 1 (0.5), Team FPI 2 (0)

WATER POLO
- Men's water polo: Team FPI 1 (0.5), Team FPI 2 (0)
- Women’s water polo: Team FPI 1 (0.5), Team FPI 2 (0)

(Points should average at 0.5, if they don't, take points from the swimmers, thanks)

by **Carasatoga** » Wed Sep 28, 2011 3:44 pm

by **Vulshain** » Wed Sep 28, 2011 4:43 pm

Vulshain's Water World Championships 3 Entries

ISO Code: VUL

DIVING
Men’s 3 m Springboard [2]
Janika Balázs (Male Human age 21) (0)
Velimir Bernard (Male Vulpine age 25) (.9)
Men’s 10 m Platform [2]
Adelbert Helfried (Lobo age 26) (.9)
Neil Onmurarith [Vulpine age 28] (.4)
Women’s 3 m Springboard [2]
Rebekka Reinhilde (Vulpine age 19) [.7]
Alania Reinhilde [Lobo age 18] [.7]
Women’s 10 m Platform [2]
Hanako Melitta (Female Lobo age 23) [.8]
Elene Vardo (Female Human age 24) [.7]
Women’s Synchronized 3 m Springboard [1 team of 2]
Rebekka Reinhilde (Vulpine age 19) and Alania Reinhilde [Lobo age 18] [.9]

CANOEING
- Men's flatwater C-1 500m: John Kinnelson (Human age 25) and Ian Dazerisaru (Lobo age 22) [0]
- Men's flatwater C-2 1000m: Neil Onmurarith [Vulpine age 28] and Nikodem Zinoviy (Lobo age 23) (0)
- Men's slalom K-1: Ivan Onnelson (Lobo age 26) (0)
Steve Mikey (human age 29) (0)
- Women's flatwater C-2 1000m: Karen Saimovea (Human age 23) and Annemiek Melnikiva (Lobo age 21) (0)
- Women's flatwater K-2 1000m: Hanako Melitta (Female Lobo age 23) and Zina Teodozja (Female Vulpine age 20) (0)
- Women's slalom C-2: Dana Menshchikova (Lobo age 21) and Nelli Chukarinlin (Lobo age 20) (0)
- Women's slalom K-1: Alida Diana (Lobo age 24) (0.7)

ROWING
- Men's coxed eights
Team 1 (0)
Team 2 (0.3)

- Men's double sculls
Kanybekiar Osmonolinin (Vulpine age 23) and Hans Wilkeseweryn (Human age 29) (0)

Women’s coxless fours (2 teams of 4)
Team 1 (0.3)
Team 2 (0)

- Women's coxed eights
Team 1 (0)
Team 2 (0.45)

SWIMMING
Men’s 50 m Freestyle [2]
Erik Rainard [Male Vulpine age 18] [.9]
Nikodem Zinoviy (Lobo age 23) [.8]
Men’s 100 m Freestyle [2]
Neil Onmurarith [Vulpine age 28] [.8]
Ferenc Risalnikov (Lobo age 21) (.7)
Men’s 200 m Freestyle [2]
Ferenc Risalnikov (Lobo age 21) [.8]
Arno Arsenarov (Vulpine age 22) (.9)
Men’s 400 m Freestyle [2]
Adelbert Helfried (Lobo age 26) [.81]
Ludvig Irietsov (Human age 22) (0)
Men’s 1,500 m Freestyle [2]
Vanyo Borya (Vulpine age 19) (.9)
Stefan Metzksander (Vulpine age 20) [.8]
Men’s 100 m Backstroke [2]
Gerard Karolyistan (Lobo age 21) (.9)
Paul Murchison (Human age 27) (0)
Men’s 200 m Backstroke [2]
Leszek Roland (Vulpine age 22) [.8]
Johannes Verileyokawa (Vulpine age 20) (.9)
Men’s 100 m Breaststroke [2]
John Kinnelson (Human age 25) (0)
Ian Dazerisaru (Lobo age 22) [.8]
Men’s 200 m Breaststroke [2]
Gunnar Smirnovstach (Lobo age 21) (.99)
Rafael Hubble (Human age 29) (.7)
Men’s 100 m Butterfly [2]
Gunnar Smirnovstach (Lobo age 21) (.9)
Rafael Hubble (Human age 29) (.7)
Men’s 200 m Butterfly [2]
Vanyo Borya (Vulpine age 19) (.9)
Etiennian Tagunitschev (Lobo age 27) (.7)
Men’s 200 m Individual Medley [2]
Nikodem Zinoviy (Lobo age 23) [.8]
Klaus Falkstein (Human age 23) (.7)
Men’s 400 m Individual Medley [2]
Aleks Fesenkoren (Lobo age 20) [.8]
Phil Kuehnis (Human age 27) (0)
Men’s 10,000 m Marathon [2]
Haken Berinko (Lobo age 19) (.9)
Enlil Pikerirnov (Vulpine age 27) (.3)
Women’s 50 m Freestyle [2]
Lisshers Sveniti (Female Vulpine age 20) (.2)
Kornelia Diersia (Lobo age 23) (.9)
Women’s 100 m Freestyle [2]
Canxami Nokastre [Female Vulpine age 18] [1]
Annemarie Thuemerley (Vulpine age 19) (.9)
Women’s 200 m Freestyle [2]
Annemarie Thuemerley (Vulpine age 19) (.9)
Lina Ottenshite (Human age 23) (.7)
Women’s 400 m Freestyle [2]
Lisshers Sveniti (Female Vulpine age 20) (.9)
Janice Gyarganova (Lobo age 19) [.8]
Women’s 800 m Freestyle [2]
Canxami Nokastre [Female Vulpine age 18] [.99]
Dana Menshchikova (Lobo age 21) (.7)
Women’s 100 m Backstroke [2]
Janice Gyarganova (Lobo age 19) (.9)
Eva Szeveya (Vulpine age 19) [.8]
Women’s 200 m Backstroke [2]
Janice Gyarganova (Lobo age 19) (.9)
Karen Ricasilkov (Vulpine age 21) [.7]
Women’s 100 m Breaststroke [2]
Karen Ricasilkov (Vulpine age 21) [.7]
Women’s 200 m Breaststroke [2]
Justina Dalia Gabrielė (human female, age 19) [.9]
Keena Stavetra (Lobo age 26) [.8]
Women’s 100 m Butterfly [2]
Bernardine Longina (Human age 26) [.7]
Augustyn Marwin Aras (Human age 26) (0)
Women’s 200 m Butterfly [2]
Justina Dalia Gabrielė (human female, age 19) [.9]
Sophia Simirilding (Vulpine age 19) [.8]
Women’s 200 m Individual Medley [2]
Canxami Nokastre [Female Vulpine age 18] [.99]
Eva Szeveya (Vulpine age 19) [.8]
Women’s 400 m Individual Medley [2]
Thora Koriotou (Lobo age 20) [.7]
Molla Vlastroita (Human age 22) (0)
Women’s 10,000 m Freestyle [2]
Yinsya Mayana [Vulpine female age 18] [.92]
Stanislana Stecheryeva (Lobo age 21) (.9)

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Duet

John Kinnelson (Human age 25) and Ian Dazerisaru (Lobo age 22) [.7]
Rebekka Reinhilde (Vulpine age 19) and Alania Reinhilde [Lobo age 18] [.8]

WATER POLO

Men's (.56)

Women's (.89)

by **Polar Islandstates** » Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:34 pm

The rest of my entrants...

by **Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk** » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:10 pm

Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk Delegation to WWC3.

CANOEING
No Entrants

DIVING
Men’s 3 m Springboard (2)
Denis Mathis (0.8 )
Jimmy White (0.2)

Men’s 10 m Platform (2)
John Swain (0.6)
Ryan Dantzler (0.4)

Men’s Synchronized 3 m Springboard (1 team of 2)
Denis Mathis, Jimmy White (0.5)

Men’s Synchronized 10 m Platform (1 team of 2)
John Swain, Ryan Dantzler (0.5)

Women’s 3 m Springboard (2)
Mary Huard (0.7)
Elaine Martin (0.3)

Women’s 10 m Platform (2)
Constance Gallo (0.6)
Norma Roscoe (0.4)

Women’s Synchronized 3 m Springboard (1 team of 2)
Mary Huard, Elaine Martin (0.5)

Women’s Synchronized 10 m Platform (1 team of 2)
Constance Gallo, Norma Roscoe (0.5)

ROWING
Men’s Single Sculls (2)
Henry Dvilman (0.5)
Cale Stergun (0.5)

Men’s Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Henry Dvilman, Cale Stergun (0.6)

Men’s Quadruple Sculls (1 team of 4)
James Coats, Anthony Bedgood, Doug Taylor, Jerome Taylor (0.5)

Men’s Coxless Pairs (1 team of 2)
Isaac Jackson, Buford Gonzales (0.3)

Men’s Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Isaac Jackson, Buford Gonzales, Phillip Gutierrez, Jasper Fuller (0.7)

Men’s Coxed Eights (1 team)
Isaac Jackson, Buford Gonzales, Phillip Gutierrez, Jasper Fuller, James Coats, Anthony Bedgood, Doug Taylor, Jerome Taylor (0.5)

Women’s Single Sculls (2)
Audrey Berth (0.3)
Madeline Berg (0.5)

Women’s Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Audrey Berth, Madeline Berg(1.0)

Women’s Quadruple Sculls (1 team of 4)
Rebecca Harley, Terri Krier, Eva Rhodes, Dawn Gautreaux (0.3)

Women’s Coxless Pairs (1 team of 2)
Florence Roller, Julia Roberts (0.1)

Women’s Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Florence Roller, Julia Roberts, Lindsay Bowie, Tanisha Stark (0.9)

Women’s Coxed Eights (1 team)
Florence Roller, Julia Roberts, Lindsay Bowie, Tanisha Stark, Rebecca Harley, Terri Krier, Eva Rhodes, Dawn Gautreaux (0.5)

SAILING
Men’s Laser (2)
Michael Corns (0.5)
Dwight Storey (0.5)

Men’s 470 (1 team of 2)
Michael Corns, Dwight Storey (0.5)

Men’s Star (1)
Michael Corns, Dwight Storey (0.2)

Men’s Sailboard (1)
Daniel Bartlett (0.8 )

Women's Laser Radial (2)
Anna Teague (0.5)
Joy Pichardo (0.5)

Women’s 470 (1 team of 2)
Anna Teague, Joy Pichardo (0.5)

Women’s Sailboard (1)
Oretha Statten (0.7)

SWIMMING
Men’s 50 m Freestyle (2)
William Flores (0.6)
Allan Gobert (0.4)

Men’s 100 m Freestyle (2)
David Sensibaugh (0.7)
Wayne McCall (0.3)

Men’s 200 m Freestyle (2)
Christopher Mendez (0.8 )
Gene Frierson (0.2)

Men's 400 m Freestyle (2)
Chirstopher Mendez (0.4)
Gene Frierson (0.6)

Men’s 100 m Backstroke (2)
Michael Morgan (0.6)
Richard Keener (0.4)

Men’s 200 m Backstroke (2)
Lynwood Frost (0.6)
Edmundo Castaneda (0.4)

Men’s 100 m Breaststroke (2)
Thomas Jackson (0.7)
Christopher Warner (0.3)

Men’s 200 m Breaststroke (2)
Erik Tippet (0.5)
Charles Lema (0.5)

Men’s 100 m Butterfly (2)
Derrick Colburn (0.6)
Robin Massey (0.4)

Men’s 200 m Butterfly (1)
Eugene Johnson (0.1)

Men’s 200 m Individual Medley (1)
Adolfo Taylor (0.9)

Men’s 400 m Individual Medley (1)
Adolfo Taylor (0.9)

Men’s 4×100 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
William Flores, Allen Gobert, David Sensibaugh, Wayne McCall (0.5)

Men’s 4×200 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Christopher Mendez, Gene Frierson, Steven Redwine, Terrence Drake (0.1)

Men's 4x100 m Medley Relay (2 teams of 4)
David Sensibaugh, Michael Morgan, Thomas Jackson, Derrick Colburn (0.6)
Wayne McCall, Richard Keener, Christopher Warner, Robin Massey (0.4)

Women’s 50 m Freestyle (2)
Laura Kruger (0.5)
Dorothy Davis (0.5)

Women’s 100 m Freestyle (2)
Tiffany Jones (0.7)
Lorraine Bolt (0.3)

Women’s 200 m Freestyle (2)
Tina Williams (0.6)
Gabrielle Passmore (0.4)

Women's 400 m Freestyle
Tina Williams (0.3)
Gabrielle Passmore (0.7)

Women’s 100 m Backstroke (2)
Jennie Cook (0.7)
Vivian Real (0.3)

Women’s 200 m Backstroke (2)
Sharon Noyes (0.8 )
Alma Ruth (0.2)

Women’s 100 m Breaststroke (2)
Maude Harper (0.5)
Tamara Noah (0.8 )

Women’s 200 m Breaststroke (2)
Sherry Wilson (0.8 )
Jasmine Luna (0.2)

Women’s 100 m Butterfly (2)
Cheryl Gamble (0.8 )
Patricia Fuller (0.2)

Women’s 200 m Butterfly (2)
Christine Harris (0.5)
Ursula Hanna (0.5)

Women’s 200 m Individual Medley (1)
Ursula Hanna (0.5)

Women’s 400 m Individual Medley (1)
Ursula Hanna (0.5)

Women’s 4×100 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
TIffany Jones, Lorraine Bolt, Laura Kruger, Dorothy Davis (0.8 )

Women’s 4×200 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Tina WIlliams, Gabrielle Passmore, Lillian Price, Candy Hernandez (0.2)

Women's 4x100 m Medley Relay (2 teams of 4)
Tiffany Jones, Jennie Cook, Tamara Noah, Ursula Hanna (0.7)
Lorraine Bolt, Vivian Real, Maude Harper, Cheryl Gamble (0.3)

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
No Entrants

WATER POLO
No Entrants

by **Euskirribakondara** » Thu Sep 29, 2011 3:11 pm

The Euskirribakondarian Olympic Committee is more than happy to announce its participation at the Water World Championships 3. After the good results at the Olympics, the King has agreed to fully-fund the sports in our kingdom; therefore, we have the maximum number of entries possible and we want to achieve a very good spot in the top 3.

Our anthem is Euskirribakondara, Guren Harrikía which goes to the rhythm of Im Anunë Hayastan E

The three-letter symbol that we've been using and want to use always is EUS; so we'd really appreciate if it goes here too. The accepted demonyms of our nation citizens are: 'Euskal' or 'Euskirribakondarian'.

by **Todd McCloud** » Thu Sep 29, 2011 4:46 pm

Vekaiyu (VEK)

by **Civil Citizenry** » Thu Sep 29, 2011 5:21 pm

Signups for the third WWC are now closed - any entries after this point will not be accepted. This thread will now become the RP/Results thread. The schedule and other relevant information will be completed tonight or tomorrow. Competing nations may begin posting RPs and any other relevant info, and can expect the opening day to be Monday.

Chenkorya on Last.fm · by **Chenkorya** » Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:44 pm

Oh... Sorry, I haven't had time to make a whole roster, I'm busy!

by **Cyborg Holland** » Fri Sep 30, 2011 9:11 am

Cyborg Holland wrote:
CANOEING
- Men's flatwater C-1 500m: David Koetzer (0.45)
- Men’s flatwater C-2 1000m: Samuel Harkberg (0.85)/ David Koetzer (0.45)
- Men’s flatwater K-2 1000m: Marcus Hanemahnn (0.1)
- Men's slalom C-2: Rob Neinen (0.60)/ Fredrik Allaand (0.7)
- Men’s slalom K-1: Tim Elseen (0.5)

- Women's flatwater C-1 500m: Nena Anderseen (1)
- Women’s flatwater C-2 1000m: Nena Anderseen (1)/ Ula Patrika (0.3)
- Women’s flatwater K-2 1000m: Samantha Lelkik (0.6)/ Mary Van Vaarsveld (0.35)
- Women's slalom C-2: Freida Godd (0.2)/ Sila Pothas (0)
- Women’s slalom K-1: Mary Fleck (0./ Harriet Matar (0.

DIVING
- Men’s 10m platform: George Fleck (0.6)/ Dal Jisht (0.7)
- Men’s 3m springboard: Fredrick von Esse (0.7)/ William Morkel (0.4)
- Women’s 10m platform: Divina Coleensen (0.4)/ Sally Filla (1)
- Women’s 3m springboard: Ella Meda (0.4)/ Mary der Suver (0.6)

ROWING
- Men’s coxed eights: P. de Bruyn (Cox, 0.5), D. Callen (0.3), J. Callen (0.6), F. Faleer (0.4), L. Jiths (0.7), T. de Laet (0.9), D. Sandler (0.6), H. Monain (0., O. von Couven (1)

- Men’s coxless fours: D. Callen (0.3), T. de Laet (0.9), F. Tallaant (0.5), S. Quinn (0.
- Men's double sculls: T. de Laet (0.9), G. Anders (0.3)
- Women’s coxed eights: S. Alander (Cox, 0.4), I. Halle (0., S. Fjoord (0.4), A. der Sek (0.6), W. Geom (0.2), Z. Kurst (0.7), E. Lithmus (0.9), D. Luger (0.5), D. Thomas (0.9)
- Women's coxless fours: E. Lithmus (0.9), F. Fallener (0.6), F. Jo (0.7), T. Dallita (0.2)
- Women's double sculls: E. Lithmus (0.9), G. Hamma (0)

SAILING
- Men’s sailboard: Hienrich Polter (0.6), Frei Levner (0.5)
- Men’s star class: Robert Zanos (0.4), Virnek Hanell (0.6)
- Women’s sailboard: Johannah Perren (0.7), Chloë Meitzer (0.5)
- Women’s yngling class: Edwina Kirkland (0.2), Sally Jenn (0.4)

SWIMMING
- Men’s 100m freestyle: Sam Enkel (0.4), Leuke Freude (0.9)
- Men's 200m backstroke: Kelzer Cock (0.6), Illia Halk (0.9)
- Men’s 400m individual medley: Fred Anderseon (0.4), Mark von Dresden (0.4)
- Men’s 4x100m medley relay: Sam Enkel (0.4), Leuke Freude (0.9), Kezler Cock (0.6), David Felmann (0.7)
- Women’s 100m freestyle: Mary der Krezja (0.3), Olivia Jaleand (0.6)
- Women's 200m backstroke: Mary der Krezja (0.3), Freida Andlae (0.9)
- Women’s 400m individual medley: Sally de Jong (0.4), Harriet Leuke (0.
- Women’s 4x100m medley relay: Mary der Krezja (0.3), Olivia Jaleand (0.6), Georgie Keller (0.9), Tina Williams (0.7)

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
- Team synchronized swimming: Lucy Olata , Inda Feckler , Florence Andersen, Mary Silret (0.4)

WATER POLO
- Men's water polo: Robert der Britzer , Yul Cash , David Trekker , Oscar Maltzer , Fred de Jong , Jake Inret (0.9)
- Women’s water polo: Kelly Fillip , Mary Elliott , Gemma Anderson , Tina Kelt , Alexandra Koetzer , Ellie Kreker (0.7)

If you need to trim anything, just TG me

by **Civil Citizenry** » Fri Sep 30, 2011 9:28 am

Cyborg Holland wrote:-snip-

Unfortunately, you posted your entry after the signup deadline. A post stating "[I] sign up for dis" does not constitute a real signup, which I explicitly stated in the OP. Hope you'll sign up for the next one.

by **Euskirribakondara** » Fri Sep 30, 2011 2:23 pm

Eusk1, the official channel of Euskirribakondara.

The participating nations in the Water World Championships 3 sum up to 11 nations (Names in Euskal for comprehension of the Euskal Audience):
Darmen (DAR)
Catius (THA)
San Vicente Lagoa(SVL)
Meridionaliren Sinosefali (SCY)
Cibil Citizenri (CVC)
Polaren Atxustatoa (PIS)
Karasatoga (CRG)
Vulxein (VUL)
Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuk (ABK)
Euskirribakondara (EUS)
Vekaiju (VEK)

Euskirribakondara is making its debut, and expects to go very well on this competition. Mikel Erentxe wants to pay revenge.... he just won one medal in the Olympics; even when he's the best swimmer in our Kingdom. We'll compete on all events; and we're really happy for the effort the King has been making on upgrading the sports infraestructure of the country, and the sportsmen lifes, expecting to gain enough experience to host the VII Summer Olympics.

Two airplanes of EuskAir are carrying the Euskal delegation to Bartewick, Civil Citizenry. They expect to arrive tomorrow (Sat Oct 1) to that city.

by **Southern Cynocephali** » Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:45 pm

Well readers, it has been a while but with the WWC3 about to make a splash in Bartewick, I have decided to take a break from my hectic schedule of afternoon drinking to bring you a preview of the best chances to bring home glory to Southern Cynocephali.

CANOEING

Men's C-1 slalom; Roland Romeyer
The winner of bronze at the recent Sixth Summer Olympics, Romeyer is definitely one of the top competitors in this field. With the fastest time in the Olympic semifinal (83.32), he was beaten in the final after a slow run, although the two athletes which ultimately beat him will not be appearing at WWC3.

Women's C-1 slalom; Mélissa Plaza
A good competitor despite her 25th placed finish in the recent event in Lasft, Plaza will be looking to make amends for her Olympic heat run where an error in missing a gate compounded itself to see her finish well down from where she expected to be.

Women’s K-1 slalom; Stéphanie De Rivière
De Rivière took home the other bronze in the nation for canoeing at the Sixth Summer Games and will hopefully build on that performance at WWC3. Performing consistently at Lasft, she finished 4th in the heats before a slightly better performance in the finals saw her finish comfortably in third, well in front of the fourth placed finisher. Her competition from Lasft is also missing from this event, so Stéphanie De Rivière will hope she can improve on her Olympic bronze and take top spot.

SAILING

Men’s star class; Andre Labrousse & Thomas David
Labrousse and David will be making their international competitive debut at WWC3, and have been working closely with the team that has qualified to represent Southern Cynocephali in the match race sailing at the AOvR competition. The duo will use this event to prepare for future competition; at 22 and 21 years respectively this is a pairing that will dominate local sailing for years to come.

SWIMMING

Men’s 100m Freestyle; Romain Rocchi
Bronze medallist in Lasft in this event, Rocchi performed consistently throughout the Games, saving his best time of 47.34s for the final. Will hopefully repeat this performance, or better it, in what is traditionally a very competitive race.

Men’s 1 500m Freestyle; Romain Poyet, Nolan Roux
Poyet comes into this event on the back of his Olympic gold. Despite just scraping into the final with the eighth fastest time, he pulled out a final time of 14:40.93s to take home the first ever gold medal for the nation. He will have stiff competition from Nolan Roux, who outperformed him throughout the games until the final, where he dropped to fourth, just missing out on a medal of his own. This is without a doubt our nation's strongest event, and the rivalry between Poyet and Roux will only grow as a result of this meet.

Men’s 100m Breaststroke; Martin Corentin
Scraping into the Olympic final in Lasft in eight, Corentin finished in fourth place with a surprisingly strong performance. Corentin has been a frequent figure at the CIS (Cynoceph Institute of Sport) swimming pool in Locri since the games, working hard to improve his times in a bid to taste competitive success.

Women’s 50m freestyle; Axelle Dechesne
Women’s 200m individual medley; Axelle Dechesne
Women’s 400m freestyle; Eulalie Sardou
Women’s 400m individual medley; Eulalie Sardou
The WWC3 represents the first time women have represented the nation in swimming, so the team heads to Bartewick with little history with which to gauge performances. Judging by the times at local trials, Axelle Dechesne and Eulalie Sardou are the two top performers to watch. Dechesne, daughter of Lilter United manager Benoit Dechesne, will hope to be at the pointy end of the field in both the 50m free and 200m IM. Sardou is a more accomplished middle distance swimmer, and will compete in both the 400m free and 400m IM. Both girls will be looking to make a name for themselves after missing the recent Olympics; the recent formation of the CIS should ensure that local women's teams are not missing from future Olympic events.

Women’s 4x100m medley relay; Lise Comeaux, Louise Meserve, Hélène Dupuis & Amelie Barric
Another untested quantity, this foursome posted some blindingly quick times at the CIS which made their selection inevitable. The legs they will be swimming (not in order of relay) are; Lise Comeaux (Freestyle), Louise Meserve (Breaststroke), Hélène Dupuis (Backstroke) & Amelie Barric (Butterfly).

WATER POLO

Women’s water polo; Women's
Women’s: Clarisse Paule (GK), Geneviève Guérin, Anouk Descoteaux, Nathalie Archambault, Christine Léonie, Lucile Cousineau, Valérie Martell
Olympic silver medallists who went down 10-4 in the final against Kelssek, the team will be hoping to go one better at WWC3 in a smaller field. The girls however are known for their inconsistency which could see them knocked out of the competition without realising their full potential. Hopefully team captain Geneviève Guérin will use her growing experience to focus the team on the job at hand and take the girls all the way through the competition to another final where they can make amends for the one sided game in Lasft.

by **Civil Citizenry** » Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:57 am

by **Todd McCloud** » Mon Oct 03, 2011 3:30 pm

Water World Preview for Vekaiyu
Reporting for V3 News Services, Rin Slakori

BARTEWICK - Vekaiyu has fielded a full roster for this third Water World Championships, which are being held in Civil Citizenry for the third time. The vulpine nation performed admirably during the first two championships, but looks to take advantage of the lower competition this time around, especially in the area of swimming, diving, and water polo.

Vekaiyu took advantage of the competition being just after the Olympics by including many of the same athletes from their games in order to do a final evaluation on their performance. However, many newer faces look to compete and make a name for themselves during this championships. Many next-generation divers will look to use this competition as a springboard to qualify for the 2012 Olympics. Young stars like Sayli Hevlimari and Seri Liskovyay will consist of younger "B" teams for their respective events. Their individual performances, however, will be closely monitored.

"We will spend the break between Summer Olympics to fine-tune our Olympic roster for the 2012 games," a spokesperson for the Vekaiyun Olympic Committee announced prior to the roster touching down in Bartewick. Despite finishing 8th overall, the nation was disappointed in how it performed in diving, swimming, and synchronized swimming events. There will, however, be plenty of opportunities to re-create their rosters for next year, however, as other national competitions and international events like Water World Championships are expected to be available.

For instance, the nation was allowed to expand its water polo teams into two apiece per gender. The Vekaiyun Olympics Committee has already stated they will be watching how each team competes and will factor into next year's Olympic team as they continue to tinker with their everyday national roster.

Look for younger stars to be making a name for themselves during these games, as well as "veteran" athletes maintaining their placement for Olympic events to come!

by **Civil Citizenry** » Wed Oct 05, 2011 5:48 pm

MD1 cutoff! This will encompass events planned for yesterday and today.

Unfortunately, the pure workload means the first day will need to be pushed back till tomorrow afternoon. The next set of events will still take place tomorrow night as scheduled.

by **Civil Citizenry** » Thu Oct 06, 2011 8:15 pm

Real MD1 cutoff. This will encompass only the canoeing events of October 4/5, as I don't want to overload everyone with too many events. The diving events from October 4/5, as well as all the October 6 events, will come tomorrow. The rest of the schedule will be pushed back a day. I apologize for the inconvenience, but please bear with me, as there are a lot of events to handle and I do have a busy schedule in my life.

(Canoeing) Men’s K-1 500m

Heats
Group 1
1 Carlos Maya (THA)           1:35.930
2 Magnus Fjelt (PIS)          1:35.948
3 Imanov Velencinavi (VEK)    1:42.248
4 Illya Marchenkova (THA)     1:42.527
5 Amir Baldungagera (EUS)     1:43.540
6 Lokalo Resimeri (VEK)       1:44.718

Group 2  
1 Cidro Ramirez (SVL)         1:41.216
2 Cedric Bishop (CVC)         1:45.957
3 Yardleigh Irwin (CVC)       1:46.488
4 Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)        2:01.052
5 Ceo Zalpari (EUS)           2:06.579

Final
1 Magnus Fjelt (PIS)          1:37.862
2 Lokalo Resimeri (VEK)       1:42.344
3 Carlos Maya (THA)           1:42.428
4 Cidro Ramirez (SVL)         1:42.912
5 Imanov Velencinavi (VEK)    1:43.043
6 Cedric Bishop (CVC)         1:43.648
7 Amir Baldungagera (EUS)     1:50.694
8 Illya Marchenkova (THA)     1:53.717

(Canoeing) Men’s K-1 1000m

Heats
Group 1
1 Connor Kolomos (THA)       3:29.097
2 Marc Sundstrom (PIS)       3:30.469
3 Cidro Ramirez (SVL)        3:32.528
4 Morgan Qol (THA)           3:35.194
5 Yamano Egalere (VEK)       3:41.337
6 Parker van Frei (PIS)      4:00.586
7 Kuselo Remikastre (VEK)    4:10.196

Group 2
1 Yardleigh Irwin (CVC)      3:29.976
2 Dino Bandajaruegi (EUS)    3:31.215
3 Jaun Baldungagera (EUS)    3:32.444
4 Amoldo Sevilla (SVL)       3:35.735
5 Gerard Cunningham (CRG)    3:36.139
6 Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)    3:42.870
7 Leo Buland (DAR)           4:16.046

Final
1 Cidro Ramirez (SVL)        3:27.122
2 Connor Kolomos (THA)       3:29.594
3 Dino Bandajaruegi (EUS)    3:29.954
4 Yardleigh Irwin (CVC)      3:32.607
5 Marc Sundstrom (PIS)       3:33.323
6 Jaun Baldungagera (EUS)    3:33.423
7 Amoldo Sevilla (SVL)       3:40.980
8 Morgan Qol (THA)           4:15.978

(Canoeing) Men’s K-2 500m

Final
1 Manoel Herrera/Svetlo Polumenta (EUS)         1:28.784
2 Kjetil Hannes/Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)            1:31.497
3 Yiisu Spisharvenske/Viktor Uslenavre (VEK)    1:31.631
4 Hardon Fleming/Yardleigh Irwin (CVC)          1:31.658
5 Hulián Betankur/Ceo Zalpari (EUS)             1:31.764
6 Erik Olsen/Marc Sundstrom (PIS)               1:31.884
7 Cedric Bishop/Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)         1:32.025
8 Kirin Olakori/Frankyo Rulavesto (VEK)         1:33.848

(Canoeing) Men’s K-2 1000m

Heats
Group 1
1 Magnus Fjelt/Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)            3:18.245
2 Evigney Torantos/Jarod White (THA)           3:19.283
3 Amir Baldungagera/Jaun Baldungagera (EUS)    3:19.802
4 Cidro Ramirez/Amoldo Sevilla (SVL)           3:21.939
5 Stapen Roviniru/Herul Vemismeri (VEK)        3:25.135
6 Hardon Fleming/Dalton Grover (CVC)           3:26.353

Group 2  
1 Connor Kolomos/Morgan Qol (THA)              3:14.863
2 Dino Bandajauregi/Helán Tamzarian (EUS)      3:16.265
3 Cedric Bishop/Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)        3:22.654
4 Parker van Frei/Dec Haugen (PIS)             3:22.752
5 Frankyo Evinstreri/Yavo Iskoviyey (VEK)      3:23.212

Final
1 Connor Kolomos/Morgan Qol (THA)              3:15.851
2 Cedric Bishop/Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)        3:18.073
3 Dino Bandajauregi/Helán Tamzarian (EUS)      3:18.427
4 Amir Baldungagera/Jaun Baldungagera (EUS)    3:18.880
5 Magnus Fjelt/Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)            3:19.670
6 Cidro Ramirez/Amoldo Sevilla (SVL)           3:21.164
7 Evigney Torantos/Jarod White (THA)           3:24.052
8 Parker van Frei/Dec Haugen (PIS)             3:31.554

(Canoeing) Men’s K-4 1000m

Heats
Group 1
1 Team FPI 1 (PIS)                                                              2:58.915
2 Vanyo Emeristro/Seri Kivloreri/Tomas Rygnineski/Todd Yeskenso (VEK)           2:59.724
3 Amir Baldungagera/Jaun Baldungagera/Enda Deberrekastía/Ola Saultxagi (EUS)    2:59.797
4 Harden Fleming/Dalton Grover/Yardleigh Irwin/Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)          3:00.134
5 Hulián Betankur/Helán Tamzarian/Dorka Xulpura/Ceo Zalpari (EUS)               3:04.349

Group 2  
1 Connor Kolomos/Peter Malev/Chase O'Lear/Han Zhang (THA)                       2:56.077
2 Rodolfo Menéndez/Cidro Ramírez/Amoldo Sevilla/Ignacio Yáñez (SVL)             2:57.112
3 Yeri Cavinero/Stapen Ileveri/Vinsent Nokisla/Reko Silinsko (VEK)              2:59.108
4 Team FPI 2 (PIS)                                                              2:59.589
5 Jordan Gyr/Victor Jilas/Bob Leery/Morgan Qol (THA)                            3:01.917

Final
1 Rodolfo Menéndez/Cidro Ramírez/Amoldo Sevilla/Ignacio Yáñez (SVL)             2:55.974
2 Connor Kolomos/Peter Malev/Chase O'Lear/Han Zhang (THA)                       2:56.052
3 Team FPI 1 (PIS)                                                              2:57.118
4 Yeri Cavinero/Stapen Ileveri/Vinsent Nokisla/Reko Silinsko (VEK)              2:59.473
5 Vanyo Emeristro/Seri Kivloreri/Tomas Rygnineski/Todd Yeskenso (VEK)           2:59.509
6 Team FPI 2 (PIS)                                                              3:00.055
7 Harden Fleming/Dalton Grover/Yardleigh Irwin/Maxwell Kirkleigh (CVC)          3:01.248
8 Amir Baldungagera/Jaun Baldungagera/Enda Deberrekastía/Ola Saultxagi (EUS)    3:05.729

(Canoeing) Men’s C-1 slalom

Heats
Group 1
1 Aaron Swanson (CRG)          84.85
2 Ronald Romeyer (SCY)         87.05
3 Altarán Arkos (EUS)          87.65
4 Mohammed Al-Nasher (EUS)     91.81
5 Robin Fairfax (CVC)          92.57
6 Ehjy Piskalaro (VEK)         92.63
7 Ralek Chironoz (THA)         94.14

Group 2
1 Andrew Frost (THA)           87.03
2 Frankyo Pimistreli (VEK)     91.32
3 Magnus Fjelt (PIS)           92.49
4 Irving Clay (CVC)            92.63
5 Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)         93.10
6 Jeraldo Melgar (SVL)         93.92

Final
1 Aaron Swanson (CRG)          83.35
2 Ronald Romeyer (SCY)         86.51
3 Andrew Frost (THA)           86.75
4 Magnus Fjelt (PIS)           88.46
5 Altarán Arkos (EUS)          89.84
6 Frankyo Pimistreli (VEK)     92.52
7 Mohammed Al-Nasher (EUS)     94.34
8 Robin Fairfax (CVC)         105.12

(Canoeing) Men’s C-2 slalom

Heats
Group 1
1 Andrew Frost/Vasek Kimmster (THA)             95.27
2 Patrick Saal/Xin Zhang (THA)                  97.51
3 Magnus Fjelt/Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)             97.87
4 Altarán Arkos/Kamilo Kortoxarka (EUS)        102.78
5 Irving Clay/Robin Fairfax (CVC)              113.26

Group 2  
1 Marc Sundstrom/Parker van Frei (PIS)          98.49
2 Mohammed Al-Nasher/Erán Ramires (EUS)        102.43
3 Bernard Caiazzo/Dominique Rocheteau (SCY)    103.16
4 Salvatoro Okilastre/Levo Timishevri (VEK)    106.98
5 Daszo Imitrerste/Ehjy Liomeri (VEK)          108.51

Final
1 Magnus Fjelt/Arne Uhrmacher (PIS)             92.83
2 Altarán Arkos/Kamilo Kortoxarka (EUS)         96.51
3 Marc Sundstrom/Parker van Frei (PIS)          96.53
4 Andrew Frost/Vasek Kimmster (THA)             96.92
5 Salvatoro Okilastre/Levo Timishevri (VEK)     99.95
6 Mohammed Al-Nasher/Erán Ramires (EUS)        101.60
7 Patrick Saal/Xin Zhang (THA)                 112.30
8 Bernard Caiazzo/Dominique Rocheteau (SCY)    120.88

(Canoeing) Women’s K-1 500m

Heats
Group 1
1 Elga Kasmira (CVC)        1:52.323
2 Sera Felarestre (VEK)     1:53.272
3 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)        1:54.043
4 Chelsea Piper (CVC)       1:57.877
5 Nikola Nebe (EUS)         2:06.529

Group 2  
1 Catalina Batista (SVL)    1:51.037
2 Kathryn Newman (CRG)      1:52.698
3 Daria Hakka (PIS)         1:56.649
4 Dora Rohas (EUS)          2:05.502
5 Nii Sobrenistre (VEK)     2:10.705

Final
1 Daria Hakka (PIS)         1:51.483
2 Catalina Batista (SVL)    1:51.874
3 Chelsea Piper (CVC)       1:53.362
4 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)        1:53.540
5 Sera Felarestre (VEK)     1:55.085
6 Elga Kasmira (CVC)        1:55.468
7 Kathryn Newman (CRG)      1:55.723
8 Dora Rohas (EUS)          1:58.188

(Canoeing) Women’s K-1 1000m

Heats
Group 1
1 Nikola Nebe (EUS)               3:56.911
2 Kesi Iglavosvi (VEK)            4:03.461
3 Daria Hakka (PIS)               4:03.810
4 Dora Rohas (EUS)                4:08.349
5 Kekteremia Imistrovyey (VEK)    4:12.150

Group 2  
1 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)              3:56.541
2 Elga Kasmira (CVC)              4:03.188
3 Catalina Batista (SVL)          4:03.310
4 Chelsea Piper (CVC)             4:04.630
5 Alejandra Zarate (SVL)          4:05.063

Final
1 Chelsea Piper (CVC)       3:59.126
2 Nikola Nebe (EUS)         3:59.461
3 Kesi Iglavosvi (VEK)      4:02.661
4 Catalina Batista (SVL)    4:02.864
5 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)        4:03.061
6 Daria Hakka (PIS)         4:05.113
7 Alejandra Zarate (SVL)    4:05.781
8 Elga Kasmira (CVC)        4:09.923

(Canoeing) Women’s C-1 slalom

Heats
Group 1
1 Sisani Ulevastre (VEK)     104.39
2 Nikita Rutinos (THA)       105.34
3 Ernestine Watkins (CRG)    109.03
4 Mélissa Plaza (SCY)        111.01
5 Alejandra Zarate (SVL)     112.10
6 Leina Xolinu (VEK)         118.78
7 Dana Walker (CVC)          119.47

Group 2  
1 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)          95.31
2 Sabine Nikolic (THA)        98.41
3 Merva Hollis (CVC)         102.37
4 Daria Hakka (PIS)          110.05
5 Klara Dusuan (EUS)         155.62
6 Acela Dostiarra (EUS)      162.96

Final
1 Mélissa Plaza (SCY)         99.29
2 Jenny Ulrich (PIS)         102.48
3 Sabine Nikolic (THA)       107.52
4 Daria Hakka (PIS)          108.20
5 Ernestine Watkins (CRG)    116.26
6 Nikita Rutinos (THA)       126.76
7 Merva Hollis (CVC)         132.75
8 Sisani Ulevastre (VEK)     132.89

(Canoeing) Women’s C-2 slalom

Heats
Group 1
1 Enelda Eritxo/Amaia Tzutzen (EUS)            113.26
2 Nelli Chukarinlin/Dana Menshchikova (VUL)    119.59
3 Pernille Helguson/Nanna Johnsen (PIS)        120.65
4 Effie Aldraz/Ursula Galvovski (THA)          123.82
5 Steffi Martinez/Heidi Sanchez (THA)          125.35
6 Merva Hollis/Dana Walker (CVC)               137.95

Group 2  
1 Margot Elic/Jenny Ulrich (PIS)               110.78
2 Brooke Primrose/Ashleigh Tennille (CVC)      118.32
3 Visela Mikali/Sera Sipikonistre (VEK)        122.35
4 Acela Dostiarra/Klara Dusuan (EUS)           142.28
5 Andréa Beaude/Ophélie Meilleroux (SCY)       151.17
6 Visela Liminaku/Riyna McColorvi (VEK)        236.03

Final
1 Nelli Chukarinlin/Dana Menshchikova (VUL)    109.15
2 Steffi Martinez/Heidi Sanchez (THA)          110.36
3 Margot Elic/Jenny Ulrich (PIS)               113.11
4 Enelda Eritxo/Amaia Tzutzen (EUS)            115.19
5 Pernille Helguson/Nanna Johnsen (PIS)        123.70
6 Brooke Primrose/Ashleigh Tennille (CVC)      128.49
7 Visela Mikali/Sera Sipikonistre (VEK)        154.55
8 Effie Aldraz/Ursula Galvovski (THA)          179.72

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