Borneung 2016 | Summer Esquarian Games (IC Esquarium)

by **FreYhill** » Fri Aug 19, 2016 2:39 am

WELCOME TO BORNEUNG!

The Commonwealth Esquarian Games Federation & The Esquarian Games Committee welcomes the Athletes from across Esquarium to Borneung, Rawang Province. "Brace Yourselves" for the 2nd Esquarian Summer Games in the taste of Westernised Monic Tradition, with The Commonwealth of Freyhill Bubbling with Excitement to showcase their nation over the next month.

EVENTS

SWIMMING

Swimmers, Brace Yourselves for the world-class Borneung Aquatics Center, better known as the "Saucepan". The Extensive Mens & Women's Swimming Schedule is tipped to run over Fifteen (15) days, with various events such as 100m Free, 800m Butter and everything in between on offer. The "Saucepan" is tipped to raise the standards of Swimming Venues for the forseeable future, with the Borneung 2016 Games Commitee taking precisional care whilst designing the structure for maximum comfort. Various Events and their dates are below:

100 m Free Male (Heats & Semi, Sun 21; Finals, Mon 22)
200 m Free Male (Heats & Semi, Fri 19; Finals Sat 20)
400 m Free Male (Heats & Final, Thu 18)
800 m Free Male (Heats, Wed 24; Finals, Thu 25)

100 m Free Female (Heats & Semi, Mon 22; Finals, Tues 23)
200 m Free Female (Heats & Semi, Sat 20; Finals, Sun 21)
400 m Free Female (Heats & Final, Fri 19)
800 m Free Female (Heats, Tues 23; Finals, Wed 24)

WATER POLO

Jump into Water Polo at the World class Borneung Aquatics Center, with the Scheduled Program, set to be a "Banger". The Borneung Games Committee is excited to house one of the most aggressive Aquatics Sports in Professional Sporting, with teams expected to fight vigorously to achieve Esquarian Games Gold. The Schedule for the Water Polo Contest is below:

Male Heats (Fri 26th to Fri 2nd)
Male Quarter-Finals (Sat 3rd to Sun 4th)
Male Semi-Finals (Mon 5th to Tue 6th)
Male Bronze Match and Finals (Wed 7th)

Female Heats (Fri 26th to Fri 2nd)
Female Quarter-Finals (Sat 3rd to Sun 4th)
Female Semi-Finals (Mon 5th to Tue 6th)
Female Bronze Match and Finals (Wed 7th)

ARCHERY

Archers, "Get Set". The Borneung 2016 Commitee is proud to house Archer's events at the Congcheon Football Grounds. Fight with Interlect and Wit to defeat opponents for Esquarian Games Gold. "The Congcheon" is proud to house one of the most complex mind sports on offer, with the stadum's capacity said to set an overwhelming athmosphere. The 2nd Esquarian Summer Games Archery Schedule is below:

Mens Ranking, Fri 19th
Mens Team Eliminations, Sat 20th
Mens Individual Eliminations; Sun 21st, Mon 22nd, Tue 23rd
Mens Medal Round, Wed 24th

Womens Ranking, Fri 19th
Womens Team Eliminations, Sat 20th
Womens Individual Eliminations; Sun 21st, Mon 22nd, Tue 23rd
Womens Medal Round, Thu 25th

BASKETBALL

Ballers, Prepare to initiate your groove at the 2nd Esquarian Summer Games. Borneung 2016 is more than excited to house one of the most exciting fast moving sports on offer at the Esquarian Games at the prestigious Commonwealth Indoor Stadium. Fight for Games Gold on our world-class court, with the atmosphere going wild for their favorite side. The 2nd Esquarian Summer Games Basketball Schedule is below:

Mens Round Robin, Fri 19th to Sun 4th
Mens Quarter Finals, Mon 5th to Tue 6th
Mens Semi Finals, Wed 7th to Thu 8th
Mens Bronze Match and Final, Fri 9th

Womens Round Robin, Fri 19th to Sun 4th
Womens Quarter Finals, Mon 5th to Tue 6th
Womens Semi Finals, Wed 7th to Thu 8th
Womens Bronze Match and Final, Fri 9th

FOOTBALL

Footballers, Utilise our Games to prepare for the upcoming Global Coupe' with Borneung Gold. We're excited to send you throughout our Serene Commonwealth, with host stadiums set to be in Saricheok, Goldglass, and infact, the Imperial Borneung. Though don't threat, we can assure that our schedule is filled with tough competition in excellent venues for teams to "Fight to the death" for Games Gold.

Mens Groupstage, Thu 18th to Fri 26th
Mens Quarter Finals, Sat 27th to Sun 28th
Mens Semi Finals, Mon 29th to Tue 30th
Mens Bronze Match and Final, Thu 1st

Womens Groupstage, Thu 18th to Fri 26th
Womens Quarter Finals, Sat 27th to Sun 28th
Womens Semi Finals, Mon 29th to Tue 30th
Womens Bronze Match and Final, Thu 1st

GYMNASTICS

Prepare to Flip, Twirl and Jump @ The Commonwealth's "Indoor Stadium" (Commonwealth Indoor Stadium). Strive for Games Gold against the likes of Freyhill and Namor, with the athmosphere set to be cheering for one of the nations "National Sports". Athletes, Coaching & Spectators; Join Freyhill in celebrating its National Sport, its set to be a hit!

Mens Qualification, Sat 21st to Sun 22nd
Mens Finals, Mon 23rd to Tue 30th
Womens Qualification, Sat 21st to Sun 22nd
Womens Finals, Mon 23rd to Tue 30th

RUGBY SEVENS

Tackle & Pass into Games Gold, with Freyhillian Cities such as Saricheok, Goldglass, Jinhae and Borneung set to welcome the national teams of Sevens from across Esquarium. Perform to Achieve, with numerous games expected to be another "Fight to the death" in the Game's Team Sporting Schedule.

Mens Group Stage, Tue 16th to Fri 19th
Mens Quarterfinals, Sat 20th
Mens Semifinals, Sun 21st
Mens Finals, Mon 22nd

Womens Group Stage, Tue 16th to Fri 19th
Womens Quarterfinals, Sat 20th
Womens Semifinals, Sun 21st
Womens Finals, Mon 22nd

TAEKWONDO

Celebrate Monic Taekwondo @ The World-Class Imperial Gardens Taekwondo Complex for Games Gold. Built in 1011, Imperial Gardens is said to be the "Birthplace" of the worlds must popular Martial Art, with the Borneung Games set to be held within its walls. Athletes, Prepare to "Fight for Gold", with our extensive schedule set to numerous categories based on weight.

Mens 58KG, Sun 28th
Mens 68KG, Mon 29th
Mens 80KG, Tue 30th
Mens +80KG, Wed 31st

Womens 49KG, Sun 28th
Womens 57KG, Mon 29th
Womens 67KG, Tue 30th
Womens +67KG, Wed 31st

TENNIS

TRIATHLON

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

ATHLETICS

DIVING

BOXING

CYCLING

FENCING

FIELD HOCKEY

by **FreYhill** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 3:00 am

Narasato Stadium,
Borneung, Congcheon Province, Freyhill

Narasato Stadium, Nestled in Central Borneung, waited in Darkness; Borea’s Largest Stadium, Full, was Silent. Flickers of Light flashed throughout the Seating of the Stadium, either from excited Spectators or International Press testing their equipment. Moments Later, Traditional Music had entered the atmosphere of the stadium, setting the start of the opening proceedings at a simple but world class high.

“Bang…. Bang…. Bang….” echoed throughout Narasato’s walls, “Bang… Bang… Bang…”; Dressed in Shirtless Southern Kusanic Gowns, Drummers rose the audiences atmosphere to a gradual higher excitement, setting the path for the rest of the celebrations. Traditional Dancers “Jumped” out of hiding under Northern Mountain Silk from Pohae Province, with groups of celebrants later waving the props into the shape of the Begonia Bross (Flower of the Commonwealth).

“Dance, Brings Serene Behaviours” Boomed Throughout Narasato.

Dancers, Traditional and Modern, Combined in a routine throughout the stadiums field. Ethnic Dancers, in their thousands, expanded on the Begonia Bross to include various inventions and aspects of Monic culture. “Through Strength, Homosapians achieve records” Boomed Moments later.

Upon Command, Dancers “Tore” the Unified Begonia Bross apart to demonstrate the Greater Min Invasion of Southern Provinces during Imperial Government administration; later causing the Great War of Toksan. “War, Cannot be Avoided” Boomed Again.

Hundreds of Tuthinan Troops “Marched” upon Narasato’s Field, with various instruments rising their tempo to influence the audience's emotions. Moments of Conflict Later, Tuthinan Troops “Bleared” Victorious, demonstrating power over their historical Monic Opponent, The Greater Min Empire.

“Through War, Ties Tighten Closer” Boomed as performers quickly waved silk back into the shape of the Commonwealth Flower. Moments Later, Announcements in Freyhillian, French and English boomed through Narasato’s speakers;

"Sinsa sugnyeo mich sinsa, Toksan ui yeonbang ui gugga e daehan sangseung"
"Mesdames et Messieurs, Lève pour l'hymne national du Commonwealth des Toksan"
"Ladies & Gentlemen, Rise for The National Anthem of The Commonwealth of Freyhill"

During “Serene Freyhill”, Commonwealth Forces Based at the Imperial Borneung Air Base (IBAB) rose the “Flag of the Commonwealth”, Featuring the Begonia Bross in the Center of its Silk Canvas. The “Patriotic Crowd” (According to various International Commentators) went wild.

"Yeoseong & yeoleobun, Toksan ui yeonbang ui chongli, Maeteu Lundgren-eun osin geos-eul hwan-yeonghabnida."
"Mesdames et Messieurs, S'il vous plaît Bienvenue au Premier ministre du Commonwealth des Toksan, Mats Lundgren."
"Ladies & Gentlemen, Please Welcome the Prime Minister of The Commonwealth of Toksan, Mats Lundgren."

Moments Later, The Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Freyhill, entered the “Official Podium” set up for Diplomats, Esquarian Games Officials and various international politicians.

“Welcome; Welcome to Borneung, to Freyhill” Boomed Lundgren’s smooth northern tone throughout Narasato Stadium. “Through Great Patriotic Pride, I’m Honoured to open the 2nd Summer Esquarian Games. Through Great Pride, I declare the Borneung 2016 Summer Games, open!”

The “Patriotic Crowd” went wild.

Parade of Nations,
Narasato Stadium;

“Ladies & Gentlemen, The Parade of Nations!” boomed throughout the speakers of Narasato Stadium. “Please Welcome; Toksan, Freyhill”. The Spectator’s inside Narasato, and infact, watching throughout Esquarium, brought their attention to the delegation of the host nation.

Dressed in Tailored Northern Silk, The Commonwealth Esquarian Games Delegation began their “March” to the center of Narasato. Pin Young Ja, upon his entrance to the stadium, waved to the crowds made up of thousands, with the bearer waving the Flag of the Commonwealth with Pride. Commonwealth Athletes in their masses, began to chant;

“LEDEU & HWAITEU;
LEDEU & HWAITEU;
HAMKKE TOKSAN NEUN SEUTAENDEU WAS SSAUM;
LEDEU & HWAITEU;
LEDEU & HWAITEU;
TOKSAN NEUN SEUTAENDEU WA JEONTU!”

by **FreYhill** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 3:21 am

DAY -1
Scorination Time; Not Long, I suppose
Message; Pineapples!

Event's occuring before the Opening CEREMONY (Football Group Stage).

Mens Football;

Tables can be found @ http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Football_at_the_2016_Esquarian_Summer_Games#Men.27s

Code: Select all: Group A Arkiasis (ARK) 0–2 Daecon (FRD) Freyhill (FRE) 1–0 Masseau (MAS) -- Group B Montecara (MTC) 3–2 Namor (PRN) Ocelot Isles (OCI) 0–2 Pavonistade (PAV) -- Group C Ainin (AIN) 2–2 West Cedarbrook (KWC) Xiaodong (XDG) 0–2 Zhouchia (ZHO)

Womens Football;

Tables can be found @ http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Football_at_the_2016_Esquarian_Summer_Games#Women.27s

Code: Select all: Group A Namor (PRN) 0–1 Daecon (FRD) Montecara (MTC) 3–2 Zhouchia (ZHO) -- Group B Ocelot Isles (OCI) 2–2 Freyhill (FRE) Pavonistade (PAV) 0–0 Masseau (MAS) -- Group C Arkiasis (ARK) 2–0 West Cedarbrook (KWC) Ainin (AIN) 2–0 Xiaodong (XDG)

by **West Cedarbrook** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 5:58 pm

Sports
Men's, Women's Footballers Advance to Quarter Finals in Esquarian Games
Fans were hopefull, but a little disappointed at the initial footballers scoring for both men's and women's teams representing the Kramden at the games in Borneung. Although both teams advanced to the quarter finals, coaches and players on the men's squad were a little put off by the tie with Ainin during the initial game. Coach Jackie Gutman put the best face on the tie, telling fans outside the arena "We're pretty happy with our defense. I do have to say, the Ainin team showed us unexpected speed. We're going to address that before the upcoming quarter finals. Hats off to the defense!" Team captain Henri Fromstein was more upbeat. In a post game interview with Fox Eretz Sports, he commented to host Simon Cayenne "We're going to do better going forward into the medals competition. Since coming off the FECOFA championship earlier this winter the guys have gotten a little rusty, what with coming back to speed with soccer at home and the unsettled status of the new professional league. But now that we're here, the spirit is great, and we really look forward to the next challenge".

The women's team was more demure, following it's 0-2 loss to Arkiasis in the Group C pairings. The team seemed to be hit hard by the limelight of international competition. The girl soccerballers, mostly senior college players had a variety of responses to the loss. Team Captain Sara Mayotte, a Full Back on the Steinhouse Municipal University team told the press pool "most of our girls haven't been out of the Kramden, except maybe on vacation to East Cortoguay or Masseau. We've never encountered this level of play". Midfielders Hannah Grunstein and Marie Levesque, both varsity at J. Robert Oppenheimer University were more sanguine. Grunstein remarked "We'll shake it off. The basics remain the same here or at home. I'm sure we'll do better heading into the quarter finals". Levesque added "Some on the team remember our comeback last fall in the 6-5 shootout against Michelson Tech. Well, nobody expected a high scoring game then and I'm sure we can get to scoring going forward. It's going to be all right".

West Cedarbrook Fans Take in the Competition at Klub Klezmer
Enthusiastic Kramden fans greeted the players, managers and coaches at "Klub Klezmer", a hastily redecorated bar outside the Athlete's Village in Borneung, decked out in blue and white and serving popular Cedarbrookese brews and martinis, along with a selection of pizza toppings popular with Cedarbrookese fans, many of which were unheard of before in the host city before the games. One bartender, who asked to remain anonymous, told us "Pizza with sausage? Wow! Unheard of, let alone onions or mushrooms. Catering to these crazy foreigners sure has been eye opening. Don't take it the wrong way, but, really, who ever thought of this. Gotta get back to work now..."

by **FreYhill** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:48 pm

Borneung Games | DAY -1
T'an Ji Hoon, The Freyhillian | Posted: 23 August 2016 9:19 FEST| International Sport

Captain Hae Kwang "Shocked" after defeating Powerhouse Masseau

- (Borneung, Freyhill) Although Borneung “Focused” on 2nd Esquarian Summer Games Opening Proceedings, the Opening Matches of the Men’s and Women’s Football Tournaments brought “Surprisement” to the Esquarian Football world. Emotions such as devastation, shock and excitement from various "underdog" teams have brought the Games Tornament to a new bar of excitement, with The Commonwealth's Pellikeon Men's Football Team winning over Masseau 1-0.

National Team Management described the win against Masseau as a “Boost of Confidence” in the Commonwealth’s Esquarian Games Football Campaign, with the team prepared to take on Daecon later this week. Although Bookies have awarded the Daeconese Side “Better Odds”, Team Captain Hae Kwang “remains optimistic”, with the head figure of Commonwealth Football said to be proud of his team's achievements between their “Hopeless Failure” at the Spring Coupe and the Esquarian Games Tournament.

Opponents Daecon are said to be having an “Excellent Campaign” at the Borneung Games, with the Nation “Defeating” Arkiasis 0-2; Placing their National Team at the top of Group A’s Table.

The Montecaran “King Killers” in Group B defeated Namor during the “Final Minutes” of the Last Half; with the Final Score being 3-2. Pavonistade Beat Ocelot Isles 0-2 Hours Later at Saricheok, with the nation now moving to the top of Group B’s table above Montecara.

West Cedarbrook tied with Ainin 2-2 after Scoring the Final Goal Moments before the 80 Minute Mark at Woong Stadium, Borneung. Zhouchia, Won their "Monic Orientated" Match against Xiaodong 0-2.

by **Arkiasis** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 9:19 pm

Parade of Nations,
Narasato Stadium;
Borneung, Congcheon Province, Freyhill

Arkiasis has never been a Summer Games powerhouse, a fact many Arkiasians are aware of. Swimming is seen as Arkiasis' most dominant summer sport with swimmers such as Gregg Lund, Jeremy Pearce, Mathias Simon, Teodora Short and Kortney Bradley seeing international and regional success.

The Arkiasian delegation were one of the first team to enter, a large delegation of over 300 athletes. Wearing a modest uniform of white and blue polo shirts and black trousers, most athletes seen filming with their phones, several waving miniature flags of both Arkiasis and Freyhill and all waving to the crowd. Carrying the flag was swimming star Gregg Lund, competing in the 100m freestyle, 100m breaststroke, 400m breaststroke, 800m breaststroke and the 4x100m freestyle. Gregg Lund has already won several medals in the Nordania Swimming Championship and the Esquarium Swimming Championship and is now looking to win medals in the Summer Games.

Despite the regional turmoil and uncertainty at home following a deadly terrorist attack 2 months ago and subsequent threats of war from warring nations and neighbours, Arkiasis will be looking to focus on the virtues of sport and competition, but most of all win and capture medals.

Football

The Arkiasis Women's National Football Team

Arkiasis made the surprise decision to not send the same men's team that made it to the finals of the Spring Coupe d'Esquarium in Livancia back in May. Instead opting to send the U-23 men's team instead. The reason comes from the Arkiasian Premier League ultimately refusing to stop the season for several weeks during the Games. The Premier League stated that stopping matches for the Summer Games would interfere with the scheduling, cost the League money, and potentially interfere with the Fall Coupe d'Esquarium. The Arkiasis Premier League operates during the summer, running from right after the Spring Coupe d'Esquarium ending right before the Fall Coupe d'Esquarium. The women's team is unaffected by the news and will send the national women's team to compete.

In the first day of competition, the Arkiasis men's team fell 0-2 to Daecon while the women's won 2-0 against West Cedarbrook with goals from Lanna Parsons and Eva Cloet.

by **Pavonistade** » Mon Aug 22, 2016 11:35 pm

OOC: The Day -1 reporting is very lazily-done
Parade of Nations
Opening Ceremony
Narasato Stadium, Borneung
As the Opening Ceremony went underway with a beyond-spectacular performance and a touch of Lundgren's speech, the Pavonistadian team delegated to the games prepared for their entry into the Parade of Nations. After this moment, Pavonistade will be up with other countries to compete for the top place, but what matters the most would be the enjoyable moments that could be reaped in the course of the games.

It was ensured that Pavonistade's debut in the Esquarian Games was to be one of the lasting memories in the multi-sport events, at least for the Pavonistadians. To reflect the country's diverse cultural nature, its team was composed of athletes from varying origins, yet share a common Pavonistadian unity and identity. Each athlete wore a shirt bearing the three national colours black (right sleeve), red (body) and blue (left sleeve), as well as trousers in white. The person designated as the flagbearer was Ian Seitham, who was set to compete in Men’s 3 000 m Steeplechase.

When an announcement welcomed Pavonistade into the Parade of Nations, the stadium was overwhelmed by an ecstatic atmosphere. As the Pavonistadian team marched, they captured the attention of the attendants just like the teams of Freyhill, Arkiasis and other participating countries. They brought glory in some form for Pavonistade and for all of Esquarium to see. Along the way they sang to the tune of a 2011 song.

Two-Oh-One-And-Six, the year is on for the game
We are getting ready, and so are you?
Two-Oh-One-And-Six, this year we are all as one
It is all so full of vigor

So let's get together
Together, together, together, together
There's no better time to get around and push on
Together, together, together, together
It's the time to unite and bring it on
[...]

With the exhilarating entry and chants, the game is on for the team - and for the whole country.

by **FreYhill** » Tue Aug 23, 2016 3:58 am

DAY -1 ENDS HERE
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DAY 1
Scorination Time; Around 80 Mins
Message; Guava
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Men's Water Polo
Group A & B Tables can be found @ http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Water_polo_at_the_2016_Esquarian_Summer_Games#Men.27s

Code: Select all: Group A Arkiasis (ARK) 9–6 West Cedarbrook (KWC) Namor (PRN) 10–10 Ainin (AIN) Masseau (MAS) 8–10 Daecon (FRD) -- Group B Freyhill (FRE) 7–8 Montecara (MTC) Ocelot Isles (OCI) 10–4 Pavonistade (PAV)

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Women's Water Polo
Group A & B Tables can be found @ http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Water_polo_at_the_2016_Esquarian_Summer_Games#Women.27s

Code: Select all: Group A Pavonistade (PAV) 1–7 Masseau (MAS) Ainin (AIN) 5–6 Ocelot Isles (OCI) Montecara (MTC) 8–7 Freyhill (FRE) -- Group B Arkiasis (ARK) 8–8 Daecon (FRD) Xiaodong (XDG) 7–8 West Cedarbrook (KWC) Zhouchia (ZHO) 6–5 Namor (PRN)

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Men's 400m Free Heats

Code: Select all: 1 Ricardo Abano (MAS) 3:44.63 Q 2 Ryom Kyo Bok (FRE) 3:47.76 Q 3 Clément Bachelet (AIN) 3:47.88 Q 4 George Schey (FRD) 3:48.51 Q 5 Lu Yenkun (PRN) 3:49.68 Q 6 Malthe Fisher (ARK) 3:51.97 7 Walter Blunde (PAV) 3:57.53 — Charles Berman (KWC) DNF 1 Agustí Rodríguez (MAS) 3:48.42 Q 2 Harold Polcharsky (KWC) 3:48.91 Q 3 Malthe Fisher (ARK) 3:49.66 Q 4 Sip Ho Jin (FRE) 3:50.12 5 Raphaël Thibault (AIN) 3:50.85 6 Cody Sheehan (FRD) 3:56.17 7 Tzang Linlong (PRN) 3:59.72 8 Marcus Lotoski (PAV) 4:02.08

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Men's 100m Breast Heats

Code: Select all: 1 Angrang Suchin (PRN) 1:01.21 Q 2 Will MacCarthy (PAV) 1:01.70 Q 3 Mi Sangjan (PRN) 1:02.12 Q 4 Ezequiel Durante (MAS) 1:02.55 Q 5 Zenebio Caggiano (MTC) 1:03.97 6 Martin Roccolo (PAV) 1:04.73 7 Song Myung Hee (FRE) 1:05.45 8 Frontiniano Stagno (MTC) 1:05.95 1 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 1:01.08 Q 2 P'aeng Seung Ho (FRE) 1:01.59 Q 3 Noble Cocks (ZHO) 1:02.66 Q 4 Gregg Lund (ARK) 1:02.71 Q 5 Dustin Shelby (ZHO) 1:03.10 6 Toribio Molina (MAS) 1:03.15 7 Nathan Bissonnette (AIN) 1:03.44 8 Jérémie Coquelin (AIN) 1:08.64

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Women's 100m Butter Heats

Code: Select all: 1 Si Soo Hyun (FRE) 59.02 Q 2 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 59.12 Q 3 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 59.26 Q 4 Bernardita Ojeda (MAS) 1:00.20 5 Samantha Sheldon (FRD) 1:00.42 6 Jade Chéreau (AIN) 1:01.04 7 Violet Kinshasa (PAV) 1:01.38 8 Michelle Courbet (AIN) 1:01.46 9 Rosita Paçalón (MTC) 1:01.48 1 Kassandra Hyatt (PAV) 58.92 Q 2 Celinda Albinson (ARK) 58.98 Q 3 Madison Sunners (FRD) 59.39 Q 4 Lu Limei (PRN) 59.66 Q 5 Diantha Collins (ARK) 59.94 Q 6 Sung Kyung Hee (FRE) 1:01.47 7 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:02.33 8 Yuja Kana (PRN) 1:02.36 9 Cloe Obando (MAS) 1:03.80

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Women's 4x100m Free Finals

Code: Select all: 1 Freyhill (FRE) 3:39.58 GOLD 2 Ainin (AIN) 3:40.33 SILVER 3 Montecara (MTC) 3:40.44 BRONZE 4 Namor (PRN) 3:41.39 5 Arkiasis (ARK) 3:42.51 6 Daecon (FRD) 3:42.70 7 Pavonistade (PAV) 3:46.49 8 Masseau (MAS) 3:52.74

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Men's 400m Free Final

Code: Select all: 1 Ricardo Abano (MAS) 3:43.23 GOLD 2 Ryom Kyu Bok (FRE) 3:43.38 SILVER 3 Harold Polcharsky (KWC) 3:43.44 BRONZE 4 Malthe Fisher (ARK) 3:43.68 5 Agustí Rodríguez (MAS) 3:45.39 6 Lu Yenkun (PRN) 3:45.86 7 George Schey (FRD) 3:46.36 — Clément Bachelet (AIN) DSQ

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Men's 100m Breast Semifinals

Code: Select all: 1 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 1:00.55 Q Noble Cocks (ZHO) 1:00.55 Q 3 Will MacCarthy (PAV) 1:00.58 Q 4 P'aeng Seung Ho (FRE) 1:00.63 Q 5 Angrang Suchin (PRN) 1:00.64 Q 6 Ezequiel Durante (MAS) 1:00.65 Q 7 Gregg Lund (ARK) 1:00.87 Mi Sangjan (PRN) 1:00.87

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Women's 100m Butter Semifinals

Code: Select all: 1 Madison Sunners (FRD) 57.59 Q 2 Kassandra Hyatt (PAV) 58.34 Q 3 Si Soo Hyun (FRE) 58.68 Q 4 Lu Limei (PRN) 58.69 Q 5 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 58.98 Q 6 Celinda Albinson (ARK) 58.99 Q 7 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 59.07 8 Diantha Collins (ARK) 59.13

by **FreYhill** » Thu Aug 25, 2016 4:53 pm

Mats Lundgren

@MatsLundgrenMP

Congratulations to Female 4x100m Free on Borneung Gold!#RiseTheFlag #Borneung2016

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by **St Anne** » Thu Aug 25, 2016 9:14 pm

Sorry, but what is the point of this?

by **Pisdara** » Sat Aug 27, 2016 7:14 am

Parade of Nations
Narasato Stadium
Borneung, Congcheon Province, Freyhill

페시다라!
Pisdara!
Pisdarie!

As the announcer's voice boomed across the stadium, the smallest competitor entered, with its six athletes in tow. Pisdara was new to the Esquarian Games, and there was question on wheiter they would win a medal, especially gold, during Borneung. Most said no, but the island nation's breakthrough performance in this year's Coupe d'Esquarium saw a few commentators murmuring about Pisdara winning its first medals at its debut.

The six athletes, all dressed in yellow, green, and blue jackets and white pants, waved towards the crowd as 100m Men's competitor Abi Eshu stood at the front, waving the Pisdari flag around. The rest took a selfie, before figuring out where one of the TV cameras were located, and quickly gathered around it, chanting "Pishdara, ash teshi! Pisdarie, unis comme un!" Moving forward, the small delegation continued to wave, before finally joining the others.

by **Ainin** » Wed Aug 31, 2016 6:10 am

SUMMER ESQUARIAN GAMES KICK OFF IN FREYHILL
First Aininian medal: Silver in swimming

Aininian athletes take a selfie at the Opening Ceremony

Medal Count
1. 1 1 0 Freyhill
2. 1 0 0 Masseau
3. 0 1 0 Ainin
4. 0 0 1 Montecara
4. 0 0 1 West Cedarbrook

Via the Aininian Press Association - The Summer Esquarian Games officially kicked off today in Borneung, Freyhill, with an opening ceremony depicting scenes from Monic culture amd Freyhillian history. After being opened by Mats Lundgren, the country's prime minister, to great fanfare, the ceremony then made way for the famous Parade of Nations.

For Ainin, Rafi Houssam carried the tricolour flag at the head of the hundreds-strong Aininian delegation. Mr. Houssam, a competitor in the table tennis (ping-pong) events, was born in Nautarya and has been an outspoken advocate of religious freedom since arriving in Ainin in 1999. He stirred up controversy in 2012 by resigning from the University of Avran, where he coached the table tennis team, after university regents banned the Islamic burqa on campus. He famously was the subject of a failed assassination attempt in 2013, when unknown assailants shot at his car in Tourres. His selection as flagbearer was controversial, but the Aininian Games Committee defended it by stating that "his civic activism and devotion to the rights of man represents the best that Aininian democracy has to offer."

According to data research firm FCD-Fédéral, 38.5 million Aininians tuned in for the Opening Ceremony, the second-highest viewership for a sport event since the CdE II semi-final match between Ainin and Vyvland.

After the ceremony concluded, the Games proper kicked off with a flurry of events. In the Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay, Ainin obtained its first medal of the Games. Anastasie Grinda, Thérèse Gueguen, Laëtitia Deshaies and Noémie Boutet narrowly edged out Montecara to claim second place, behind the Games' hosts, Freyhill. Speaking to STA International, Ms. Deshaies expressed her "exhilaration" and said: "This was a tight race and we gave it our all. We're proud to bring home the first of many medals." In the men's swimming events, the results were rather more disappointing, as Clément Bachelet was disqualified in the men's 400m freestyle final and no Aininian qualified for the men's 100m breaststroke.

In football, the Coyotes tied with West Cedarbrook with a final score of 2-2, a disappointing start for the highly-ranked team. They are next expected to face Xiaodong, which is a match that most analysts expect the team to win. A burnout finish at the Summer Games would put the embattled manager Maxime Arsenault in the hot seat and likely force his resignation, after disappointing outcomes in Livancia and Lyonsland.

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by **FreYhill** » Wed Aug 31, 2016 2:05 pm

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Scoranation in process (It will take longer than the previous scoranations due to Facist IT Administrators blocking NS)
Men's Football Round 2

Code: Select all: Group A Freyhill (FRE) 0–0 Arkiasis (ARK) Daecon (FRD) 1–2 Masseau (MAS) Group B Montecara (MTC) 0–1 Pavonistade (PAV) Ocelot Isles (OCI) 0–2 Namor (PRN) Group C Ainin (AIN) 0–0 Xiaodong (XDG) West Cedarbrook (KWC) 1–0 Zhouchia (ZHO)

Female's Football Round 2

Code: Select all: Group A Montecara (MTC) 0–1 Daecon (FRD) Zhouchia (ZHO) 2–3 Namor (PRN) Group B Masseau (MAS) 2–3 Freyhill (FRE) Ocelot Isles (OCI) 1–2 Pavonistade (PAV) Group C Xiaodong (XDG) 1–0 Arkiasis (ARK) Ainin (AIN) 2–0 West Cedarbrook (KWC)

Men's Field Hockey Round 1

Code: Select all: Group A Zhouchia (ZHO) 1–2 Daecon (FRD) Namor (PRN) 2–1 Pavonistade (PAV) Group B Ocelot Isles (OCI) 2–3 Montecara (MTC) Freyhill (FRE) 2–2 Masseau (MAS) Group C Arkiasis (ARK) 0–2 West Cedarbrook (KWC) Xiaodong (XDG) 1–4 Ainin (AIN)

Women's Field Hockey Round 1

Code: Select all: Group A Montecara (MTC) 1–2 Pavonistade (PAV) Ocelot Isles (OCI) 3–2 Masseau (MAS) Group B West Cedarbrook (KWC) 2–3 Zhouchia (ZHO) Ainin (AIN) 2–4 Daecon (FRD) Group C Xiaodong (XDG) 1–3 Namor (PRN) Freyhill (FRE) 1–2 Arkiasis (ARK)

Mens 200m Free Heats

Code: Select all: 1st Heat 1 Raphaël Thibault (AIN) 1:47.61 Q 2 Ok Yeong Hwan (FRE) 1:50.74 Q 3 David Wheller (FRD) 1:51.32 Q 4 Duan Shucong (XDG) 1:51.54 Q 5 Ryom Jong Su (FRE) 1:52.88 6 Tang Zhimin (XDG) 1:53.78 — Clément Bachelet (AIN) DSQ 2nd Heat 1 Zachary MacLeod (PAV) 1:48.23 Q 2 Atilio Noguerra (MAS) 1:48.47 Q 3 Gordon Bonhomme (PAV) 1:49.48 Q 4 Jake Brownell (FRD) 1:50.54 Q 5 An Quyen (PRN) 1:50.57 6 Tadeo Soto (MAS) 1:51.74 7 Wen Ping (PRN) 1:53.50

Mens 200m Free Semis

Code: Select all: 1 Duan Shucong (XDG) 1:46.51 Q 2 Atilio Noguerra (MAS) 1:46.82 Q 3 Raphaël Thibault (AIN) 1:47.16 Q 4 Gordon Bonhomme (PAV) 1:47.39 Q 5 Ok Yeong Hwan (FRE) 1:47.55 Q 6 Zachary MacLeod (PAV) 1:47.66 Q 7 David Wheller (FRD) 1:47.72 8 Jake Brownell (FRD) 1:48.06

Mens 100m Back Heats

Code: Select all: Heat 1 1 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 55.11 Q 2 Ian Bakmann (PAV) 55.41 Q 3 Hung Wu (PRN) 55.98 Q 4 Duan Shucong (XDG) 56.22 5 Laurence Coburn (ZHO) 56.26 6 Zenebio Caggiano (MTC) 56.54 7 Casto Schena (MTC) 56.59 8 Ri Jung Hee (FRE) 56.68 9 Kyo Madison (ZHO) 56.72 10 Gerard Sartorious (PAV) 56.96 Heat 2 1 Leandro Gutiérrez (MAS) 54.72 Q 2 Máximo Arena (MAS) 54.94 Q 3 Victor Tyrell (ARK) 55.45 Q 4 Sa Jong Yul (FRE) 55.93 Q 5 Bai Truc (PRN) 56.14 Q 6 Estienne Duchamp (AIN) 56.29 7 Seth Kingsmill (FRD) 56.59 8 Georges Houdin (AIN) 56.78 9 Elijah Rentoul (FRD) 57.65

Mens 100m Back Semis

Code: Select all: 1 Máximo Arena (MAS) 54.15 Q 2 Bai Truc (PRN) 55.23 Q 3 Hung Wu (PRN) 55.40 Q 4 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 55.70 Q 5 Sa Jong Yul (FRE) 55.87 Q 6 Ian Bakmann (PAV) 56.54 Q 7 Leandro Gutiérrez (MAS) 56.86 8 Victor Tyrell (ARK) 57.37

Mens 100m Breast Final

Code: Select all: 1 Noble Cocks (ZHO) 1:00.11 GOLD 2 Ezequiel Durante (MAS) 1:00.58 SILVER 3 Angrang Suchin (PRN) 1:00.72 BRONZE 4 Will MacCarthy (PAV) 1:00.76 5 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 1:00.86 6 P'aeng Seung Ho (FRE) 1:00.92

Mens 4x100 Free Final

Code: Select all: 1 Xiaodong (XDG) 3:12.16 GOLD 2 Arkiasis (ARK) 3:12.43 SILVER 3 Daecon (FRD) 3:12.66 BRONZE 4 Namor (PRN) 3:12.71 5 Masseau (MAS) 3:12.81 6 Ainin (AIN) 3:12.90 Freyhill (FRE) 3:12.90

Womens 400m Free Heats

Code: Select all: Heat 1 1 Teodora Short (ARK) 4:11.91 Q 2 Noémie Boutet (AIN) 4:13.22 Q 3 Deborah Jenkins (PAV) 4:15.06 Q 4 Cara Thornton (FRD) 4:17.09 5 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 4:18.37 6 Alexandra Barnett (FRD) 4:21.68 7 Maricruz Castro (MAS) 4:24.86 Heat 2 1 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 4:08.59 Q 2 Jin Jinseng (PRN) 4:12.04 Q 3 To Hye Soo (FRE) 4:13.31 Q 4 Yuja Kana (PRN) 4:14.59 Q 5 Laura Augustine (PAV) 4:16.62 Q 6 Rosamund Jansen (ARK) 4:19.08 7 Roe Ga In (FRE) 4:21.13 8 Florentina Ventura (MAS) 4:22.05 9 Laëtitia Deshaies (AIN) 4:31.61

Womens 400m Semi

Code: Select all: Semi 1 Jin Jinseng (PRN) 4:12.37 Q 2 Teodora Short (ARK) 4:13.20 Q 3 Noémie Boutet (AIN) 4:14.46 Q 4 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 4:14.83 Q 5 Deborah Jenkins (PAV) 4:21.36 Q 6 Laura Augustine (PAV) 4:22.07 Q 7 To Hye Soo (FRE) 4:31.11 8 Yuja Kana (PRN) 4:32.08

by **West Cedarbrook** » Thu Sep 01, 2016 6:08 pm

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Radio West Cedarbrook Overseas Service: Sports Beat

Good evening to our listeners in West Cedarbrook and overseas, this is Radio West Cedarbrook Sports Beat, a summary of major events in and around West Cedarbrook in the worlds of football, drag racing, basketball, and other activities.

Tonight, our coverage of the Esquarian Games in Freyhill continues, as we continue to focus of the performance of the waterlogged Chiefs, in swimming and diving.

Mersene Looks Good in Heat

Sandra Mersene, the Kramden's best girl hope in the pool events moved forward in two events while failing to qualify in the 100 Meter Butterfly competition. The Alsatiano Flash as she is known to her teammates burned all other competitors to qualify best in Women's 400 Meter Freestyle at 4:08:59 earlier, ahead of nearest competitors Teodora Short of Arkaisis, who finished her heat at 4:11:91. Ms. Mersene also qualified 4th in the 400 Meter Semi. Sandra, who devoted herself to full time training for the last year, seemed nonplussed by the non qualify in the shorter Butterfly event. At poolside she told RWC Sports "I've always been more of an endurance swimmer, but in the last year did perform well at the 100 Meter level in the Butterfly. So, on the advice of Coach Dumont we decided to go ahead with the 100 Meter event. Coach has been pretty protective of our team, given that we haven't raised swimmers in many events, and wants us to put our best foot forward. The approach seems to be working out. The real test will be in the finals, in both the Semi and the Freestyle". Parents Steven and Marie, along with the swimmer's two brothers and her sister Marie Claire and fifteen aunts and uncles were in the cheering section for each of Sandra's trial heats. Joining the family in support was a large contingent of home town boosters from North Molezhinyts, in Central State.

Harry, Bronzed, Kicks Back with College Team
West Cedarbrook's only medalist at the games so far, swimmer Harry Polcharsky spent much of Day 2 relaxing with members of his college team, the North Central State Wolves after winning bronze in the Men's 400 Meter Freestyle. Polcharsky, a Junior at NCSU majoring in Marketing was greeted by college teammates with a hearty cry of Fayn Prubirn, Herschel in Galitzianer (Nice Try, Harry) as they met for a late breakfast followed by sightseeing in some of the more quaint sections of Borneung. Coach
Hirschorn explained that "We think Harry did real well, given the level of competition he faced. We're all proud of him, and he should relax and enjoy some time off. Coming into this, few gave the team much chance, but he did all right." Despite a late burst of speed, Polcharsky finnished third, falling 21 hundreths of a second behind gold medalist Ricardo Abano of Masseau, and Freyhill's Ryom Kyu Bok, the crowd's home team favorite, also expected to take the event. A last minute mixup delayed
Polcharsky's sightseeing tour, as Coach Hirschorn chased after the team bus to make sure that the interpreter got on board with the group.

Chiefs Shut Out Arkiasis in Men's Field Hockey
Team Captain Joshua Raphael earned the second shutout of his career as West Cedarbrook beat Arkiasis today in pre-medal competiiton.

"I think just getting that first game under your belt is real important, "said head coach Charles Morowsky.

"We talked about how we felt when we first arrived, the jitters are gone, we grew as that game went on, but we need to make sure we start at the beginning of the the next game and play for 70 minutes."

"I think Ephriam Heshbon really sent the tone for our back field and I think Josh had an answer for every shot."

The Cheifs took an early lead, as Abraham Dzulgicz found his way to the back of the cage in the 12th minute of game play.

Assisted by Michael Weiss, Dzulgicz was able to get the ball at the top of the circle and had a clean shot into the cage, earning his first goal of the season.

In the second half, the Cheifs were able to extend their led to 2-0 with a goal by Shai Ben-Yitzhak.

WC1 Ratings Overshadow Games With The Has-Beens Go to Freyhill
Although the West Cedarbrook 1 lost out on it's coverage bid for the games, the network pulled a stunning coup by shipping the cast and crew of "The Has-Beens" off to the Freyhill Games to give viewers a glimpse of the antics of the poular show in an exotic setting. Playing against the first day of competition, Degansky Media Services showed "The Has-Beens" at a 23% share of the market, as opposed to a 20% share for the games themselves. The familiar cast, retired Fort Joseph Quarterback Pierre Lambeau, popular Nevan Negro game show host Essa-Pekka Stenraalikuvernööriannoiano, second-rate country crooner Posek Briand, and washed up comedian Claude Beauregard spent most of the first hour clumsily bumping their way through the Borneung Airport, including a ten minute ride on the baggage carousel by Mr. Lambeau, and pleading with airport security on the part of Mr. Briand to avoid a charge of public intoxication and menacing against the aging footballer.

Stunned travelelers gaped at the balding ball hurler as he rode a large trunk like a bronco at a rodeo, wailing "Lookee here Freyhill, I'm king of this here luggage!", before being rushed off by a red faced Beauregard and embarrassed Stenraalikuvernööriannoiano. Viewers were treated to Mr. Lambeau's further antics in the episode, including his surprise and flamboyant reaction to unfamiliar seafood dishes at a local restaurant, and stumbling and falling face first into the commode at his hotel room. Later in the day, the four wash-ups were guests on an afternoon talk show. The network has gone into overdrive promoting the next episode, this time during the boxing competiton at the games. A spokesman for the West Cedarbrook embassy in Borneung vehemently denied that an escort had been arranged for the cast by the Department of External Affairs.

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by **FreYhill** » Thu Sep 08, 2016 2:47 pm

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DAY 2

Mens 200 m Free Final

Code: Select all: 1 Atilio Noguerra (MAS) 1:46.70 GOLD 2 Gordon Bonhomme (PAV) 1:47.27 SILVER 3 Zachary MacLeod (PAV) 1:47.58 BRONZE 4 Raphaël Thibault (AIN) 1:47.64 5 Ok Yeong Hwan (FRE) 1:48.18 6 Duan Shucong (XDG) 1:48.23

Mens 100 m Back Final

Code: Select all: 1 Jeremy Pearce (ARK) 55.65 GOLD 2 Bai Truc (PRN) 56.41 SILVER 3 Sa Jong Yul (FRE) 56.45 BRONZE 4 Hung Wu (PRN) 56.71 5 Ian Bakmann (PAV) 56.75 6 Máximo Arena (MAS) 57.07

Mens 200m Butter Heats

Code: Select all: Heat 1 1 Ae Seung Hee (FRE) 1:58.34 Q 2 Enrique Cardona (MAS) 1:58.57 Q 3 Dean Puddy (FRD) 2:00.52 Q 4 Aaren Judd (ARK) 2:00.69 Q 5 Angrang Suchin (PRN) 2:00.75 6 Gérald Auger (AIN) 2:00.95 7 Bruno Jaesang (PAV) 2:01.37 8 Charles Berman (KWC) 2:02.25 Heat 2 1 Zeke Hughes (ARK) 1:57.99 Q 2 Prospero Cabrera (MAS) 1:58.08 Q 3 Toby Lycett (FRD) 1:59.21 Q 4 Milo Colbert (AIN) 1:59.27 Q 5 Lukas Ingradier (PAV) 2:01.18 6 Harold Polcharsky (KWC) 2:01.39 7 Mo Dong Jun (FRE) 2:01.63 8 Mi Sangjan (PRN) 2:02.15

Mens 200m Butter Semi

Code: Select all: Semi 1 Zeke Hughes (ARK) 1:56.71 Q 2 Aaren Judd (ARK) 1:57.09 Q 3 Milo Colbert (AIN) 1:57.72 Q 4 Dean Puddy (FRD) 1:58.49 Q 5 Enrique Cardona (MAS) 1:59.57 Q 6 Prospero Cabrera (MAS) 2:01.44 Q 7 Toby Lycett (FRD) 2:01.62 8 Ae Seung Hee (FRE) 2:01.84

Womens 200m Free Final

Code: Select all: Final 1 Ellis Smith (PAV) 1:55.84 GOLD 2 Sharon Kadetar (PAV) 1:57.11 SILVER 3 Su Ha Sun (FRE) 1:57.28 BRONZE 4 Irène Grandis (AIN) 1:57.39 5 Graciana Losa (MAS) 1:57.81 Ysabel Romà (MAS) 1:57.81 7 Anastasie Grinda (AIN) 1:57.82 Ya Minso (FRE) 1:57.82

Womens 200m Free Heats

Code: Select all: Heat 1 1 Hyon Yeon Seo (FRE) 1:01.22 Q 2 Esme Kuiper (ARK) 1:01.34 Q 3 Kallie Lawrence (ARK) 1:02.63 Q 4 Kristen McKinnie (FRD) 1:02.65 Q 5 Custodia Tosell (MAS) 1:02.66 6 Kimberley Southern (PAV) 1:02.68 7 Chao Yang (PRN) 1:02.71 8 Gianna Raudabaug (PAV) 1:02.77 9 Joaquima Araullo (MAS) 1:04.94 Heat 2 1 Rosita Paçalón (MTC) 1:00.82 Q 2 Sandra Baume (AIN) 1:01.65 Q 3 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:02.46 Q 4 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:02.55 Q 5 Sobong So Ri (FRE) 1:03.10 6 Tan Yang (PRN) 1:03.30 7 Nicole Brockwell (FRD) 1:03.63 8 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 1:03.75 9 Lydia Bertillon (AIN) 1:06.74

Womens 200m Free Semi

Code: Select all: Semi 1 Hyon Yeon Seo (FRE) 1:00.96 Q 2 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:01.28 Q 3 Sandra Baume (AIN) 1:02.65 Q 4 Kristen McKinnie (FRD) 1:02.72 Q 5 Esme Kuiper (ARK) 1:02.73 Q Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:02.73 Q 7 Kallie Lawrence (ARK) 1:03.91 8 Rosita Paçalón (MTC) 1:06.85

Womens 200m Free Final

Code: Select all: Final 1 Hyon Yeon Seo (FRE) 1:00.70 GOLD 2 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:01.47 SILVER 3 Kristen McKinnie (FRD) 1:01.97 BRONZE 4 Sandra Baume (AIN) 1:02.72 5 Esme Kuiper (ARK) 1:02.75 6 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:03.85

Womens 100 m Breast Heats

Code: Select all: Heat 1 1 Marita Petit (MAS) 1:10.27 Q 2 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 1:11.20 Q 3 Gema Abarca (MAS) 1:11.29 Q 4 Alyce Arterbury (ARK) 1:12.52 5 Julie Beauchamp (AIN) 1:13.52 6 Ge Li (PRN) 1:16.25 7 Kortney Bradley (ARK) 1:21.52 8 Michèle Leclère (AIN) 1:24.91 Heat 2 1 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:10.08 Q 2 Sip Ji Hee (FRE) 1:10.54 Q 3 Olivia Appleton (PAV) 1:10.80 Q 4 Natasha Lescohier (PAV) 1:11.06 Q 5 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:12.16 Q 6 Tan Yang (PRN) 1:12.94 7 Onorina Criscuolo (MTC) 1:17.67 8 Muk Yeon Hee (FRE) 1:18.86

Womens 100 m Breast Semi

Code: Select all: Semi 1 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:09.47 Q 2 Natasha Lescohier (PAV) 1:09.56 Q 3 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 1:10.43 Q 4 Marita Petit (MAS) 1:10.79 Q 5 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:10.85 Q 6 Gema Abarca (MAS) 1:13.22 Q 7 Olivia Appleton (PAV) 1:18.06 8 Sip Ji Hee (FRE) 1:18.54

Womens 100 m Breast Final

Code: Select all: Final 1 Natasha Lescohier (PAV) 1:10.44 GOLD 2 Marie Hafsaka (KWC) 1:10.55 SILVER 3 Marita Petit (MAS) 1:10.78 BRONZE 4 Monica de Matèo (MTC) 1:10.92 5 Sandra Mersene (KWC) 1:14.49 6 Gema Abarca (MAS) 1:18.37

Mens 3m Springboard Prelims

Code: Select all: 1 Gustaaf Alfsen (ARK) 447.70 Q 2 Aaron King (MAS) 447.20 Q 3 Mikael Randell (ARK) 442.80 Q 4 Brayden Cassell (FRD) 439.00 Q 5 Connor Wallace (FRD) 434.30 Q 6 Ogum Do Hyun (FRE) 433.80 Q 7 Kuang Lulong (XDG) 431.50 Q 8 Henri Yatush (KWC) 417.60 Q 9 Marcel Du Toit (AIN) 415.40 10 Ying Songhai (PRN) 415.10 11 Si Seung Eun (FRE) 412.90 12 Chang Jiguk (PRN) 399.35 13 Robert Kanofsky (KWC) 396.15 14 Flavio Basurto (MAS) 393.80 15 Gérard Prudhomme (AIN) 369.80 16 Jiang Gaofeng (XDG) 365.70

Mens 10m Platform Prelims

Code: Select all: 1 Luke Holloway (FRD) 460.50 Q 2 Marcel Du Toit (AIN) 446.90 Q 3 Salomão Abana (MAS) 441.30 Q 4 Gérard Prudhomme (AIN) 439.55 Q 5 Damiaan Erkens (ARK) 436.20 Q 6 Ch'on Joon Ho (FRE) 435.20 Q 7 Hang Tungfang (PRN) 423.15 Q 8 Sammy Ashworth (ARK) 417.30 Q 9 Li Guangya (XDG) 405.80 10 Toby Bradley (FRD) 398.30 11 Jung Pingtxo (PRN) 393.10 12 Sun Jung Woo (FRE) 382.60 13 Ma Anshun (XDG) 374.10 14 Basilio Oriol (MAS) 361.30

Mens Vault Qualification

Code: Select all: 1 Abel Santos (MAS) 14.750 Q 2 Pin Young Ja (FRE) 14.600 Q 3 Muk Young Shik (FRE) 14.575 Q 4 Hua Liangyu (XDG) 14.550 Q 5 León Castillo (MAS) 14.400 Q Louis Sigal (KWC) 14.400 Q 7 Ku Desi (PRN) 14.375 Q 8 Duane Lankford (FRD) 14.325 9 Edward Stone (KWC) 14.250 10 Nathan Hilaire (AIN) 14.225 11 Dong Hua (PRN) 14.200 12 Driscoll Rijnder (ARK) 14.175 13 Jarle White (ARK) 14.050 14 Felix Ratleyr (FRD) 13.750 15 Laurent Marcel (AIN) 13.675

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