Second Rushmori Games, Zube | RP/results (closed)

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Oct 06, 2013 9:25 am

This is the RP thread for the Second Rushmori Games, staged in the Kytlerian capital of Zube. Results will also be posted in this thread.

A full schedule of events will be posted later. The plan is for competition to run from Tuesday 8 October to Sunday 20 October, with daily scorination.

RP cutoffs will be at approximately 1830 UTC/1930 BST in most circumstances. There are several days where this is liable to change, including the first day of competition on Tuesday 8 October.

RP bonus will be based on your best RP and your most recent RP as well as your overall RP across the whole Games. Furthermore, as announced in the signup thread (and incorporated into the spreadsheet therein), a Min-Max Avoidance Bonus is added to the RP bonus, as an incentive to reduce minmaxing.

Get RPing. Any kind of RP is good, unusual ones perhaps better. Make this fortnight fly.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Oct 06, 2013 11:52 pm

Day 1 schedule
Medal competitions in italics

BASEBALL/SOFTBALL: pool phase MD1
BOWLING: men's ranking round
FUTSAL: men's MD1
GYMNASTICS | ARTISTIC: men's qualifying
JUDO: men's 60kg
JUDO: women's 48kg
SWIMMING: men's 100m backstroke heats
SWIMMING: men's 100m breaststroke heats
SWIMMING: men's 400m freestyle heats and final
SWIMMING: women's 100m butterfly heats
SWIMMING: women's 400m individual medley heats and final
SWIMMING: women's 4x100m freestyle relay heats and final
VOLLEYBALL: women's MD1
WEIGHTLIFTING: men's 56kg
WEIGHTLIFTING: women's 48kg

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Mon Oct 07, 2013 2:24 pm

T-1

It was the evening before the opening ceremony. The venues across Zube had been prepared, in all their variety - Donaldson Park, perhaps to be Zube Olympic Park in a few years from now, had been visually transformed, with Rushmori-coloured Z logos everywhere and an array of signage in the same Conduit font family. One thing this fortnight wouldn't lack was a visual identity.

The Zs were even present in the most improbable of locations around 4km south of Donaldson Park. Eastpoint Lanes, the largest tenpin bowling alley in the country with 38 lanes, has been transformed in recent weeks. A series of lanes have been closed off and equipped ready for international competition - possibly the highest standard of competition in the multiverse at this point. The competition has been extended from the Dreyfil Games, with the single-game format replaced by a six-game ranking round with the top four qualifying for knockout matches in both individual and team competitions. Eastpoint Lanes manager Jeffrey Barker admits it has been "a shock" to be hosting the competition.

"I never imagined that international competition would come here, I hardly knew that such a thing existed," said Barker. "93% of our visitors are what we call casual players, typically with families or groups of teenagers, young men, sometimes women, who just come for a good time and maybe they'll get excited over a strike or scoring 100. We get competitive players, but - well, we've tracked scores over five years here, and we've never had a 300 in all that time, the lanes record is 290 - in fact, that was set by Boris Warburton, who's competing here. But generally, this is not a sport that's done competitively at the moment in this country."

Thomas Robertson, of Aels, is the strong favourite to win gold in the men's competition, though the women's may be very wide open, with Kytlerian hopes in particular from Hannah Burke. "She trains here quite a bit, especially in the last few months since it was confirmed we'd be hosting the bowling for the Games. I think the Kytlerians are the strongest team, from what I'm hearing, in the women's event, and Burke is looking very good, her scores have been improving, I've been keeping the odd peek at that. Hard not to, with the elite folks - I'm a patriot, you know, and seeing this is heartening."

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Tue Oct 08, 2013 12:35 pm

T-0

The TV had been filled with nothing else all morning. Apparently, not all of the athletes for the Rushmori Games had made it to Zube in time. Nor were they ever going to. Ostensibly, it was because there were travel problems - Varn separatist groups at Zube International Airport caused significant disruption by barricading Terminal 1, causing enough security staff and police officers to be taken from usual duties to arrest them that planes were left stranded on the runway for some considerable time, for a start - but that couldn't be an excuse. This is a city set to co-host the Olympics one day, and that's an order of magnitude bigger than this! How can this be?

The Margaret Institute boffins knew what was happening. Possibly.

"THE TIME DILATION HAS CHANGED IN WESTERN RUSHMORE! IT'S BROKEN! IT'S BROKEN!"

"We can fix this..."

"NO WE CAN'T! WE DON'T CONTROL IT THERE!"

"Dings, Dings... calm down. Phone the Bartewick Institute of Time, we got messages wired from them saying they're dealing with a few problems. A week should do it. That's all."

"But they can't go backwards, it's time DILATION not time TRAVEL!"

"We... we could slow our time passage a bundle? That'll do it. We'll need to get it right to make sure the day/night cycle is recalibrated, but that should be OK."

"Let's do it."

OOC: this is a convoluted way of saying that because of continuing problems with my new build desktop, I'm going to be putting an SSD in the laptop this weekend instead. Because that going wrong would have completely prevented me from hosting the Games - and there's other RL stuff going on that I'd rather not tell everyone on here - I'm delaying the start another week, until Tuesday 15 October. This also means the opening week is out of the way of the WC, which will hopefully lead to much better RPing.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 6:27 am

Day 1 will be scorinated tomorrow evening UK. I want to make sure the thread is clearly present for everyone to RP with more than 24 hours to spare, plus I've still been having technical difficulties.

by **Darmen** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 9:29 am

Darmeni Team Sport Rosters for the Second Rushmori Games

Men's Baseball | Men's Futsal | Men's Lacrosse | Men's Rugby Sevens

by **Saugeais** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 10:29 am

National Journal
Saugeais Olympic Committee announce rosters for Rushmore Games' Team Events

Baseball
Main Roster

Rugby Sevens

Volleyball

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 11:48 am

The opening ceremony saw almost 56,000 people at a sell-out Zube National Stadium witness scenes of pointless choreography, overblown symphonic music, and ridiculous costumes.

Because what opening ceremony doesn't?

There was the odd anti-tax/Varn separatist protestor outside, because that's how those Tea Party-esque folks roll. But no disruption.

Here's your disruption. DAY 1 CUTOFF.

ISideWith UK · by **Eastfield Lodge** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 12:43 pm

The Sports Gazette
Rushmori Games Special

For only the second time in the history of Eastfield Lodge, a delegation of athletes is going to be sent to a regional olympiad-style championship. Not many of you will actually remember the first time we sent a delegation, being well over 30 or so years ago in the now defunct region known as The New Empire of Gallifrey, but since the move to Rushmore, the sporting arm of the government has seen fit to grant more sports funding to more and more areas. And for the athletes who have been training and taking part only in local and national level competitions, this is their first chance since the new policy to star on the international stage.

And that international stage? The Second Rushmori Games, hosted this time in Zube, in The Kytler Peninsulae. It is a rather small first time delegation, given the limit of 250 entrants; the Eastfield Lodge Olympic Association deciding to send just 86 entrants this time around, stating that "it was just feeling for the level of competition that would be put on". This front page is just a summary, as the rest of the pull-out will be looking at all the events, the favourites and especially, profiles of some of the athletes from the Imperial Commonwealth who will be taking part.

Obviously, it's all about the medals. Who can get the most gold, silver and bronze medals, and which delegation will top at the end of proceedings. Obviously, that won't be us, as we've only put in 86 entries, and there are several countries entering the maximum 250 entrants, so they will get a lot of the medals. That doesn't matter much however, because if we can do well for ourselves, we can be proud of that. So, what events are we looking to do well in, then?

Aquatics: in the pool, we have the one main prospect for a gold medal. Umar Tariq will be looking to get as many medals as possible, taking part in most of the shorter distance races. There will be stiff competition though, as there are several good swimmers from other nations taking to the pool. Another one to root for is Jaber Hakmi, who will be looking to pull out some brilliant performances to sneak a medal of his own.

Athletics: On the track, Jermaine Gonsalves is a good prospect for a medal in the long distance track events, with his speciality in the 10 km race. In the marathon, Ali Abdis, the current holder of the national record in the men's marathon, will be looking for a medal to finish high up in this very competitive order. In the shorter events, Ali's brother Machrus is looking an outside contender for a medal in the 110m Hurdles. For the women, Sobhia Nassar, running in the marathon, is another outside contender. On the field, Ali Pettreson looks one of the favourites to take home the gold in the Men's Javelin Throw, while Isabella Aguiar

Cycling: Given the lack of track cycling athletes, we only have road cyclists in this delegation, which consists of the road race and time trials for both men and women. And with so few athletes, our best hope for a medal Hadia Bashir, who'll be looking to get the bronze for her time trial.

Other individual events: The remaining individual events that have our athletes in them are Archery and the Triathlon. Faisal Saeed is looking like a good contender for at least a bronze medal, and the men's team could be good enough to get the bronze. As for the women, Victoria Al-Khaabi is looking like one of the favourites for the gold medal, and the women's team will be looking to fight for a medal as well. In the triathlon, Brynjar Gunnarsson is an outside contender for a medal in the men's, whilst Holly Davidson looks a good candidate for a medal in the women's.

Other team events: Women's Softball, men's and women's Futsal, Men's Rugby Sevens and Men's Volleyball are the remaining team events we have entrants for. As for contenders, we are looking good for a medal in Softball, and we have an outside chance in Men's Futsal, whilst the women are strong contenders for a gold medal. We have little chance of a medal in Rugby Sevens, but a slightly higher one for the Volleyball.

So, only time will tell who will fly and who will flop in the events. Will favourites fail to live up to expectations and the underdogs surprise everyone, or will the prior view of each competitor's strength shine through? Who knows, but this will certainly be an entertaining few weeks in Zube. The first day of many will see several of our athletes in action, as Umar Tariq will be in the heats for both the 100m backstroke and breaststroke, with Jaber Hakmi and Abdul Rauf in the backstroke and breaststroke respectively and Adeela Raheel will be taking part in the women's 100m butterfly heats. Outside the pool, we'll see the first matchday of the men's futsal and the pool phase of women's softball.

Go inside for further informations on the games, but we at The Gazette wish all our proud athletes the best of luck, and we hope you'll join us in doing so.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 1:35 pm

DAY 1 RESULTS

In all pool phase competitions, unless otherwise stated, the top two in each pool progress to the semi-finals, with pool winners kept apart.

Men's baseball pool phase MD1

Pool A
Alitaba (ATB) 8–0 Phalnia (PHL)
Eura (EUR) 1–10 Liventia (LEN)

Pool A                      Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Alitaba                       1   1  0    1.000
  Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
3 Eura                          1   0  1    0.000
  Phalnia                       1   0  1    0.000

Pool B
Mangolana (MNG) 4–6 Saugeais (SAU)
Darmen (DAR) 4–0 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

Pool B                      Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Darmen                        1   1  0    1.000
  Saugeais                      1   1  0    1.000
3 Mangolana                     1   0  1    0.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  1    0.000

Women's softball pool phase MD1
Note that the four-team Pool B will be spread over five MDs, and in every MD except MD4, only one game will take place.

Pool A
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 3–2 Alitaba (ATB)
Eura (EUR) 0–2 Sargossa (SRG)

Pool A                      Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Sargossa                      1   1  0    1.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   1  0    1.000
3 Alitaba                       1   0  1    0.000
  Eura                          1   0  1    0.000

Pool B
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 1–2 Eastfield Lodge (EFL)

Pool B                      Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0    1.000
2 Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0.000

Men's ranking round
Top four individuals advance to the individual semi-finals. Top four teams of three bowlers advance to the team semi-finals.

Individual standings
 1 Boris Warburton (KYP)        242 - 231 - 216 - 240 - 235 - 235 - 1399
 2 Chuck Starks IV (KYP)        221 - 214 - 225 - 253 - 264 - 211 - 1388
 3 Rob Fuller (MNG)             231 - 209 - 222 - 247 - 218 - 189 - 1316
 4 Thomas Robertson (AEL)       214 - 223 - 219 - 234 - 195 - 208 - 1293
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 5 Tom Barris (EUR)             236 - 180 - 205 - 213 - 234 - 185 - 1253
 6 Kean Campbell (ANC)          199 - 223 - 197 - 183 - 216 - 206 - 1224
 7 Renato Dimakelele (ATB)      189 - 214 - 202 - 203 - 183 - 212 - 1203
 8 Demi Carr (EUR)              199 - 199 - 205 - 228 - 155 - 190 - 1176
 9 St. Ruan Wringsdown (TXV)    204 - 190 - 186 - 193 - 199 - 185 - 1157
10 Bruce Miller (MNG)           184 - 190 - 189 - 192 - 183 - 211 - 1149
11 Truas Tonkin (TXV)           203 - 177 - 182 - 187 - 192 - 207 - 1148
12 Kenzie van Rompu (DAR)       193 - 189 - 190 - 180 - 204 - 191 - 1147
13 Hevel St. John (DAR)         187 - 193 - 207 - 186 - 213 - 159 - 1145
14 Hilario Saiz (SRG)           192 - 186 - 190 - 195 - 206 - 171 - 1140
15 Chris Montgomery (MNG)       200 - 188 - 191 - 201 - 168 - 192 - 1140
16 Navarro Posada (SRG)         189 - 186 - 191 - 197 - 184 - 193 - 1140
17 Dougal Duffy (ANC)           180 - 178 - 180 - 206 - 199 - 193 - 1136
18 Datu Asyal Bunyak (ATB)      188 - 200 - 197 - 170 - 176 - 197 - 1128
19 Rafael Amescua (SRG)         179 - 208 - 191 - 185 - 176 - 184 - 1123
20 Eddie Marshall (KYP)         187 - 172 - 161 - 222 - 192 - 182 - 1116
21 Navin Anning (TXV)           183 - 199 - 218 - 188 - 158 - 170 - 1116
22 Luke Charton (EUR)           192 - 204 - 181 - 210 - 138 - 181 - 1106
23 Rodrigue Stilo (DAR)         157 - 179 - 185 - 173 - 193 - 213 - 1100
24 Sultan Ishak Bassad (ATB)    186 - 174 - 188 - 171 - 170 - 183 - 1072
25 Rowan Campbell (ANC)         184 - 174 - 174 - 193 - 148 - 187 - 1060

Team standings
 1 KYP   3903
 2 MNG   3605
 3 EUR   3535
 4 TXV   3421
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 5 ANC   3420
 6 ATB   3403
   SRG   3403
 8 DAR   3392

Semi-finals are 1v4, 2v3.

Men's pool phase MD1

Pool A
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 9–3 Aquillian (AQL)
Darmen (DAR) 2–2 Alitaba (ATB)

Pool A                      Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0  0    9   3  +6    3
2 Alitaba                       1   0  1  0    2   2   0    1
  Darmen                        1   0  1  0    2   2   0    1
4 Aquillian                     1   0  0  1    3   9  −6    0

Pool B
Aels (AEL) 0–2 Sargossa (SRG)
Eastfield Lodge (EFL) 3–1 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

Pool B                      Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0  0    3   1  +2    3
2 Sargossa                      1   1  0  0    2   0  +2    3
3 The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  0  1    1   3  −2    0
4 Aels                          1   0  0  1    0   2  −2    0

In some events, there were eight or fewer competitors. In these instances, there are no heats, and a straight final is held.

Men's 100m backstroke

Heats
 1 Victorio Solana (SRG)        54.02
 2 Umar Tariq (EFL)             54.05
 3 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          54.97
 4 Archie Gillies (AEL)         54.99
 5 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)            55.04
 6 Gary Connell (EUR)           55.08
 7 Carlos Sanchez (KYP)         55.10
 8 Tom Abbey (EUR)              55.17
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 9 Christopher Monte (PHL)      55.26
10 Chris Macentire (MNG)        55.34
11 Damion Winfield (SAU)        55.87
12 Gus Williams (MNG)           56.62
13 Corwin Siskind (DAR)         56.86

Men's 100m breaststroke

Heats
 1 Craig Root (EUR)             1:01.06
 2 Cole Sacek (MNG)             1:01.14
 3 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          1:01.16
 4 Umar Tariq (EFL)             1:01.40
 5 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)      1:01.44
 6 Théophile Victorson (DAR)    1:01.61
 7 Sigi Wernher (KYP)           1:01.90
 8 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)     1:02.09
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 9 George Ferguson (AEL)        1:02.21
10 Eron Tejeda (SRG)            1:03.01
11 Miller Sams (MNG)            1:03.20
12 Abdul Rauf (EFL)             1:03.23
13 Philip DeLasc (PHL)          1:05.47

Men's 400m freestyle

Heats   
 1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)          3:43.15
 2 Calvin Böhmer (DAR)         3:45.08
 3 Miguel Ángel Luna (SRG)     3:45.67
 4 Matthew McClure (AEL)       3:48.35
 5 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)     3:48.88
 6 Gus Williams (MNG)          3:48.94
 7 Franck Zino (DAR)           3:49.56
 8 Seth Jones (KYP)            3:51.40
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 9 Luis Garcia (PHL)           3:53.46
10 Austin Saphire (MNG)        3:55.56
11 Carlos Salvo (SRG)          3:56.61
12 Justin Wilkinson (KYP)      3:59.15
13 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)    4:00.62

FINAL
1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)         3:42.77
2 Miguel Ángel Luna (SRG)    3:42.79
3 Gus Williams (MNG)         3:43.01
4 Seth Jones (KYP)           3:43.22
5 Calvin Böhmer (DAR)        3:45.36
6 Matthew McClure (AEL)      3:46.54
7 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)    3:47.14
8 Franck Zino (DAR)          3:47.49

Women's 100m butterfly

FINAL
1 Candela De Santo (SRG)      57.07
2 Katy Cordon (EUR)           57.91
3 Ellis Soul (MNG)            57.94
4 Cese Giisost (KYP)          57.96
  Fermina Borrego (SRG)       57.96
6 Adeela Raheel (EFL)         57.99
7 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       58.15
8 Ashley Unit (MNG)           58.35

Women's 400m individual medley

FINAL
1 Julie Summers (KYP)     4:32.29
2 Tegwen Pryce (AEL)      4:33.46
3 Ellin Donwald (MNG)     4:33.75
4 Monica Fortney (EUR)    4:34.08
5 Teresa Rosa (SRG)       4:34.74
6 Carlota Abass (SRG)     4:38.06
7 Shannon Dalles (MNG)    4:39.10

Women's 4x100m freestyle relay

FINAL
1 Candela De Santo/Estella Torrenté/Joaquima Mas/Lea Losada (SRG)     3:34.86
2 Ashley Unit/Shannon Dalles/Ellin Donwald/Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)      3:36.67
3 Tara Lymington/Mary Walton/Lucy Field/Lucille Lewis (EUR)           3:37.22
4 Nuala Brennan/Claire Powell/Kiara Murphy/Heather Wilkinson (AEL)    3:38.06
5 Unnur Sigurdsson/Heather Fish/Cese Giisost/Iris Williams (KYP)      3:38.15

Women's pool phase MD1

Pool A
Dixhuitiles (DIX)              23  23  26  25  15
Mangolana (MNG)                25  25  24  20   6

Eura (EUR)                     24  25  19  25  15
Liventia (LEN)                 26  23  25  22  12

  Pool A                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD    Win % 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0    3   2  +1    1.000
  Eura                          1   1  0    3   2  +1    1.000
3 Liventia                      1   0  1    2   3  −1    0.000
  Mangolana                     1   0  1    2   3  −1    0.000

Pool B
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)    18  25  15  28  15
Saugeais (SAU)                 25  20  25  26  11

Darmen (DAR)                   25  26  23  25
Aquillian (AQL)                19  24  25  21

  Pool B                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD    Win % 
1 Darmen                        1   1  0    3   1  +2    1.000
2 The Kytler Peninsulae         1   1  0    3   2  +1    1.000
3 Saugeais                      1   0  1    2   3  −1    0.000
4 Aquillian                     1   0  1    1   3  −2    0.000

Men's 56kg

1 Isaac Audy (LEN)             272 GR
2 Carlton Baines (EUR)         259
  Tadeo Terrones (SRG)         259
4 Cassianus McNiadh (DAR)      253
5 Jefferson Fonseca (AQL)      252
  Lance Huldz (PHL)            252
— Cruz D'Cruze (KYP)           DNF

Women's 48kg not contested as there was only one entrant.

AFTER DAY 1                  G   S   B   T
Sargossa (SRG)               2   2   0   4
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)  2   1   0   3
Eura (EUR)                   1   3   1   5
Darmen (DAR)                 1   0   0   1
Liventia (LEN)               1   0   0   1
Mangolana (MNG)              0   1   3   4
Aquiliana (AQL)              0   0   2   2

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Wed Oct 16, 2013 11:47 pm

Day 2 schedule
Medal competitions in italics

BASEBALL/SOFTBALL: pool phase MD2
BOWLING: men's team knockout
CYCLING: men's team pursuit
CYCLING: men's team sprint
CYCLING: women's team sprint
CYCLING: women's madison
FUTSAL: women's pool phase MD1
GYMNASTICS | ARTISTIC: men's qualifying (rescheduled from MD1)
JUDO: men's 66 kg
JUDO: women's 52kg
SWIMMING: men's 100m backstroke final
SWIMMING: men's 100m breaststroke final
SWIMMING: men's 200m freestyle heats
SWIMMING: women's 100m backstroke
SWIMMING: women's 200m breaststroke
SWIMMING: women's 400m freestyle
VOLLEYBALL: men's pool phase MD1
WEIGHTLIFTING: men's 62kg

by **Aquillian** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 3:41 am

Judo Aquilliano?

Two of the top students at Santiago Calderón's Academia Nueva Judo in Torreón have already secured Aquillian's first medals at the Rushmori Games in Zube. Using Calderón's somewhat unorthodox, adaptive style -- derived from Kodokan judo -- both Marcelo Barranquilla and Theresa Delgado progressed to the semi finals.

Delgado lost a close match by golden score after the home crowd favourite and eventual gold medallist Lily Fallon scored a yuko. Fallon's hip-shift caught Delgado by surprise, and finally brought her down onto her side, after a tense matchup in which neither judoka had been able to establish dominance.

Despite the setback, Delgado rallied to pick up a quick victory over Cira Marciel by ippon within two minutes. Her attempted uki goshi didn't come off completely, but she was able to transition swiftly, and smoothly into juji-gatame to secure victory.

Marcelo Barranquilla was unfortunate to lose his semi final to Wim de Winter by virtue of hantei, after a very closely fought match. Neither was able to score waza-ari, with both men only managing to score two yuko. Barranquilla was also able to fight back however, earning a bronze medal after beating Blas Felipe with ippon via harai goshi.

Some commenters have noticed the subtle variations in technique displayed by Calderón's students so far, particularly by Delgado. Her technical strengths have allegedly seen her targeted by several Osarian gyms, who wish to have her compete in the illustrious Osarian Combat Federation. The twenty-three year old is reluctant to move to the Atlantian Oceania nation, however, insisting that she would rather remain at amateur level and continue developing her technique. "Calderón-sensei is a great teacher and I feel like there is still a lot to learn from him." She told us. "I made a few mistakes against Fallon, so I can still improve a lot. Maybe after the next Rushmori Games, if I come home with the gold, I'll think about it."

Calderón has shied away from suggestions he is developing the next evolution of judo form -- Judo Aquilliano, as some have jokingly named it -- instead insisting that he is simply "opening doors to possibilities" and letting his students walk through them. "I never taught Theresa to transition from uki goshi to juji-gatame, she came up with that herself." He explains. "I have shown her the techniques separately, and I have explained when they can be useful. She made the math work in her own mind."

The last of Calderón's students in Zube, Gloria Machado, will take to the mat tomorrow, aiming to be Aquillian's first gold medallist of the games. He is confident she can do it. "Gloria is perhaps my best student. Theresa is excellent, but she will tell you herself that she sometimes makes small errors. Marcelo is outstanding for somebody who is only training in judo for three years, but Gloria is above them both." Calderón gushes. "I have trained her since she was eight years old, and she is always improving. Every day, something new. Something better."

Machado herself is quiet on the issue, not committing anything regarding her expectations or hopes. She missed the last national championships through injury, but returned to competition three months ago with style. A comprehensive victory over reigning national 52kg champion, Sylvia Thompson, at the regional championships in Genesia underlined her strength. Thompson herself conceded that Machado should represent the nation in Zube. "She's better than me at the moment. I can't dispute that." Thompson conceded, after the defeat. "You don't see successful foot throws very often in high level contests. Not ones that result in ippon anyway."

It has not gone unnoticed that the Judo events at this year's games don't appear to be very high level in general, which is a little disappointing for our stars. Not many judoka have arrived in Zube in each weight division, meaning the depth of competition is pretty shallow. That doesn't mean that there won't be plenty of challenge, though. As both Delgado and Barranquilla found out, there are high level opponents to overcome in the games, and it appears as though Taeshani judoka Amanda Lloris will be the biggest threat to Machado's quest for gold. Like a true champion, she is well aware of this, but refuses to look beyond any possible opponent. "I've tried to get film on all of them." She admits, before adding somewhat confidently, "Just in case." Sounds like fighting talk.

by **Saugeais** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 9:31 am

Saugeais At The Second Rushmore Games

Lower Turnouts, Omitted Athletes, and First Day Jitters

It's not hard to find out that whenever an international competition is taking place and it has even one Saugeain participating, more often than not you'll find the Saugeain population concerned over them. With the Cup of Harmony and Rugby League World Cups drawing most of the national attention, it seems weird that a regional event like the Second Rushmore Games would be pushed off to the wayside. But then again, when the Games draw exactly half of the nations total from the first edition (34 in the first, 17 here in the second), it is apparent what the media and the public will prioritize over everything else.

That doesn't faze the athletes, though, as they relish the chance to win regardless. "We are still going up against Sargossa, Aels, and Eura to name a few," said Cammie Oliver, gold medal winner in judo at the 8th Olympics. "So while there are fewer nations entered in, the level of skill among the competitors is as great, if not greater, than what it was before." "I just want to go out and swim for gold, doesn't matter against who or how much," said butterfly stroke specialist Dezi Macy. With the athletes seemingly in high spirits, that should translate to some high quality performances over the next week or so.

However, the delegation got off to a rocky start on opening day. Right out of the gate, Jamie Saunders will be going home after an overwhelming loss to Aquillian Theresa Delgado in the Women's 48kg division of judo. Not even a minute into the 3 minute match, Delgado launched into a fierce battle of position, causing Lamie to lose her balance. Delgado used that to her advantage, flipping Jamie decisively to the ground for the ippon and the match.

In the pool, Damion Winfield cam out flat in the semifinals of the Men's 100m backstroke, finishing in 11th place with a time of 55.87 seconds, a little more than a half second off the cutoff. Something happened with Saugeais' entry list, either it wasn't filed in time or the organizers lost it among other papers, but the result cost Windsor Lacy, Patrice Mallory, Astrid Page, Makenna Gully, Marzena Ryder, Arianne Deniau, Huguette Borde, and Romane Foss at a chance at medals. The Saugeain Aquatics Federation was furious after the mixup and, while nothing can be done about the first day's events and medal count, hope that they can rectify any other missing names that were submitted.

In a long, drawn out battle, the Saugeain Women's volleyball team were defeated by the hosts Kytler Peninsulae in 5 sets. The Saugeais girls took a 2 sets to 1 lead after successive runs of aces from Kiley Audley and Trecia Hendry (4 each), and looked to have the momentum going for the rest of the match. But a back and forth fourth set that needed extra points to decide the outcome saw the Saugeain team visibly more exhausted then the hosts. They fought valiantly in the final set, but just didn't have enough to push past the walls Kytler Peninsulae constantly put up. The women need to win out if they have hopes of advancing.

And finally, some good news out of the day, the Saugeain baseball team took their first group match against Mangolana by the final of 6-4. Rodger Mason, the young right hander from Bugny, pitched 7 strong innings, only surrendering 2 runs on 6 hits and a walk, while striking out 8. Offensively, third baseman Alf Carpenter provided the majority of the momentum for Saugeais, going 3 for 5 with two doubles and driving in two runs, one in the second and one in the fourth. Left fielder Nicholas Farnham recorded a solo homerun in the 6th inning while Dominick Grey batted in Marlowe Brasher, who doubled previously, in the 6th as well to give Saugeais all the runs they needed. Rodger's Bugny teammate Solomon Green came on in the 8th to hold the lead with a strikeout to his name, while closer Montgomery Dyer needed just 10 pitches to retire the side and give Saugeais the win.

by **Sargossa** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:33 am

SSM | Sargossan State Media
International Edition - Sport

We’re Better Than You

Blanco Borrayo reports from Zube;

A sentiment we rarely tire of mentioning. But these golden eras come around so rarely so forgive us for basking in the success for a just little while. For the Sargossan sporting programmes, with the possible exception of our actual national sport, are bearing some serious fruit. Fresh from a record medal haul from the recent Olympics in Liventia, and arriving at the Second Rushmori Games having topped the medal table in the inaugural event, the men and women of the Sargossan delegation can feel a certain amount of excitement ahead of the days to come.

True to form, it wasn’t too long before attention turned to the pool where a whole host of Sargossan medal hopes will be featuring throughout the tournament. Marc Sarasola was the main draw in the water on day one, and the proud holder of four Olympic medals eased himself into the finals of both the 100m Backstroke and Breaststroke and must be considered a serious contender for gold in both. With no Mytanars to contend with Sargossa has become a massive favourite in the pool and Miguel Ángel Luna got the nation off the mark with a silver in the 400m Freestyle, hopefully exorcising a few of the Freestyle demons that were present in Liventia. The fans didn’t have to wait much longer for the first gold either, as reigning Rushmori champion Candela De Santo successfully defended her title in the 100 Butterfly. It was a good night all round for De Santo who also swan the lead leg of the 4 x 100m Free and joined in the celebrations as Lea Losada brought the team home, two seconds clear of their nearest challengers.

Most pundits speculate that the main hurdles to another dominant Sargossan showing at the Rushmori Games will come from either the hosts or the Eurans. So Sargossa’s win over Eura in the first group match of the Women’s Softball is hopefully a sign of things to come. Shame that no one back home is aware we even have a women’s softball team. The Men’s 2 – 0 win over former hosts Aels in the opening match of the Futsal was an altogether more appreciated event.

Judo can never be accused of being a particular favourite over there in our exotic archipelago but, as happens at these multi-sport events, for an hour or so everyone became a sudden expert. And how close those armchair Judokas were to seeing an actual medal, both Cira Marciel and Blas Felipe finishing in agonising fourth places in their respective events. There were no such issues for Tadeo Terrones who took a silver from the Weightlifting, albeit one he had to share with a dastardly Euran. Although the main story from the Weights was the curious case of Miranda Blokland, the impressive Kytlerian who hoped to make inroads into the Women’s 48kg category. Unfortunately for Miranda it was a category the hosting committee had overlooked entirely.

So the opening day of the Second Rushmori Games continued in much the same vein as the final day of the First Games in Aels, with Sargossa topping the medals charts with two of gold and two of silver. Which is nice.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:56 am

(OOC: The women's 48kg didn't happen because Miranda was the only entrant!)

This is your second cutoff, for the second day.

ISideWith UK · by **Eastfield Lodge** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:35 pm

(OOC: Probably should have done this first.)

Official Eastfield Lodge Delegation to the Zube Rushmori Games

Teams

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 2:08 pm

DAY 2 RESULTS

Men's baseball pool phase MD2

Pool A
Phalnia (PHL) 8–1 Eura (EUR)
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 0–9 Alitaba (ATB)

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Alitaba                       2   2  0    1.000
  Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
3 Phalnia                       2   1  1    0.500
4 Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0.000
  Eura                          2   0  2    0.000

Pool B
Saugeais (SAU) 4–1 Darmen (DAR)
Sargossa (SRG) 4–6 Mangolana (MNG)

Pool B                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Saugeais                      2   2  0    1.000
2 Darmen                        2   1  1    0.500
  Mangolana                     2   1  1    0.500
4 Sargossa                      1   0  1    0.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  1    0.000

Women's softball pool phase MD2

Pool A
Alitaba (ATB) 7–0 Eura (EUR)
Liventia (LEN) 3–0 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
  Sargossa                      1   1  0    1.000
3 The Kytler Peninsulae         2   1  1    0.500
4 Alitaba                       2   1  1    0.500
5 Eura                          2   0  2    0.000

Pool B
Mangolana (MNG) 0–7 Darmen (DAR)

Pool B                      Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Darmen                        1   1  0    1.000
  Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0    1.000
3 Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0.000
  Mangolana                     1   0  1    0.000

Men's team knockout

Team semi 1
Boris Warburton (KYP)        253
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)        203
Eddie Marshall (KYP)         203
Navin Anning (TXV)           197
St. Ruan Wringsdown (TXV)    164
Truas Tonkin (TXV)           173

FINAL SCORE: KYP 659-534 TXV

Team semi 2
Bruce Miller (MNG)           162
Chris Montgomery (MNG)       192
Rob Fuller (MNG)             193
Demi Carr (EUR)              198
Luke Charton (EUR)           203
Tom Barris (EUR)             196

FINAL SCORE: MNG 547-597 EUR

Team bronze medal match
Navin Anning (TXV)           198
St. Ruan Wringsdown (TXV)    174
Truas Tonkin (TXV)           175
Bruce Miller (MNG)           162
Chris Montgomery (MNG)       179
Rob Fuller (MNG)             211

FINAL SCORE: TXV 547-MNG 552

Team gold medal match
Boris Warburton (KYP)        214
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)        187
Eddie Marshall (KYP)         205
Demi Carr (EUR)              192
Luke Charton (EUR)           171
Tom Barris (EUR)             220

FINAL SCORE: KYP 606-EUR 583

Men's team pursuit

Qualifying round
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:55.318
2 Levi Stanford/Kian Stokes/Elliot Muir/James Oliver Bryant (AEL)        3:58.333
3 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:58.788
4 Nevan O'Reilly/Shane Wilson/Bríon Ó Dálaigh/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)       3:59.017
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5 Anonymous (TXV)                                                        3:59.670
6 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Tomas Banderas/Ochieng Dobos (DAR)      4:00.584
7 Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan/Barry Simon (LEN)             4:04.213

  Semi-final 1
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:53.219
2 Nevan O'Reilly/Shane Wilson/Bríon Ó Dálaigh/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)       3:57.099

  Semi-final 2
1 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:58.692
— Levi Stanford/Kian Stokes/Elliot Muir/James Oliver Bryant (AEL)             DSQ

  Bronze medal race
1 Levi Stanford/Kian Stokes/Elliot Muir/James Oliver Bryant (AEL)        3:58.188
2 Nevan O'Reilly/Shane Wilson/Bríon Ó Dálaigh/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)       4:00.347

  Gold medal race
1 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:55.529
2 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:57.749

Men's team sprint

Qualifying round
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         43.087
2 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    44.068
3 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             44.549
4 Levi Stanford/Elliot Muir/Able Milne (AEL)                       44.558
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5 Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan (LEN)                   44.882
6 Finn O'Doherty/Vito Mikulić/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)                 44.944

  Semi-final 1
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         43.983
2 Levi Stanford/Elliot Muir/Able Milne (AEL)                       44.516

  Semi-final 2
1 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             43.487
2 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    44.118

  Bronze medal race
1 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    44.137
2 Levi Stanford/Elliot Muir/Able Milne (AEL)                       45.122

  Gold medal race
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         43.469
2 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             43.595

Women's team sprint
Scorination for this event has been postponed due to a technical problem with Mac xkoranate. It will now be scorinated on Day 3 or Day 4.

Women's madison

1 Vanna Woolery/Meredith Tarrant (KYP)     52    0
2 Stacey Ganding/Ellen Barker (EUR)        52   -1
3 Rose Hayward/Amina McKay (AEL)           54   -2

Women's pool phase MD1
Pool A
Mangolana (MNG) 3–7 Eastfield Lodge (EFL)
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 6–0 Ancharmunn (ANC)
Liventia (LEN) 5–2 Sargossa (SRG)

Pool A                      Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 The Kytler Peninsulae         1   1  0  0    6   0  +6    3
2 Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0  0    7   3  +4    3
3 Liventia                      1   1  0  0    5   2  +3    3
4 Sargossa                      1   0  0  1    2   5  −3    0
5 Mangolana                     1   0  0  1    3   7  −4    0
6 Ancharmunn                    1   0  0  1    0   6  −6    0

Pool B
Eura (EUR) 2–2 Darmen (DAR)
Alitaba (ATB) 2–4 Dixhuitiles (DIX)

Pool B                      Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0  0    4   2  +2    3
2 Darmen                        1   0  1  0    2   2   0    1
  Eura                          1   0  1  0    2   2   0    1
4 Alitaba                       1   0  0  1    2   4  −2    0

Men's artistic gymnastics qualifying

All-around qualifying
 1 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)          15.125  15.750  15.125  15.725  15.575  16.150    93.450
 2 John Pavlov (DIX)            15.225  14.700  16.550  16.100  14.650  15.125    92.350
 3 Dom Malley (AEL)             14.650  16.250  15.125  14.825  16.350  15.125    92.325
 4 Davide Recchi (LEN)          15.875  14.250  16.275  15.125  15.225  15.450    92.200
 5 Esmond Winslow (SAU)         15.100  15.625  14.950  16.125  15.525  14.475    91.800
 6 Digby Adams (SAU)            15.100  15.775  14.800  15.125  15.075  14.850    90.725
 7 Eric Edwin (LEN)             14.700  15.825  15.225  14.875  15.450  14.350    90.425
 8 Roger Cressac (AEL)          15.500  14.775  15.100  15.400  14.600  14.625    90.000
 9 Freddie Poms (LEN)           14.800  14.225  15.375  15.150  14.150  15.150    88.850
10 Kirill Adami (DAR)           14.100  15.375  14.825  14.625  14.250  14.725    87.900
11 Micheal Soerine (MNG)        15.125  14.900  14.250  14.400  14.275  14.575    87.525
12 Shain Dillon (MNG)           14.375  14.625  14.700  14.525  14.275  14.825    87.325
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13 Ailos Izorigor (KYP)         14.200  14.100  15.600  14.825  14.225  14.325    87.275
14 Antoine Quenneville (AEL)    14.575  13.925  14.175  14.300  14.775  15.225    86.975
15 William Scott (LEN)          14.425  15.500  14.525  13.700  15.425  13.325    86.900
16 Tekukuni Wiki (KYP)          14.375  15.175  14.325  13.900  14.650  14.425    86.850
17 Duncan McLachlan (AEL)       15.100  14.875  15.500  14.625  14.100  12.450    86.650
18 Todd Kinsey (EUR)            13.975  14.300  14.200  14.775  14.450  14.650    86.350
19 David Polt (EUR)             14.600  14.125  14.650  13.800  14.525  14.500    86.200
20 Alex Bernard (SAU)           14.450  13.625  14.700  14.450  14.000  14.850    86.075
21 Tom Devaney (EUR)            14.075  13.500  14.425  14.925  14.450  14.300    85.675
22 Daniel Topaz (KYP)           14.875  13.400  14.300  14.275  14.225  14.375    85.450
23 Felix Paul (KYP)             14.250  14.675  14.600  12.500  14.550  14.600    85.175
24 Karl Truman (EUR)            14.400  13.425  14.525  13.925  13.875  14.800    84.950
25 Brian Dillon (MNG)           14.075  13.425  14.300  14.725  13.950  14.475    84.950
26 James Pavlov (DIX)           13.850  13.775  14.750  13.850  14.450  13.575    84.250
27 Sawyl Bonney (DAR)           15.300  13.050  14.125  14.400  13.675  13.625    84.175
28 Ewoud Sessa (DAR)            13.825  13.950  14.150  14.950  14.200  12.925    84.000
29 Jeremiah Pavlov (DIX)        12.300  13.650  14.825  15.050  14.350  13.725    83.900
30 Albert Musil (SAU)           14.550  12.325  15.325  12.700  14.425  14.150    83.475
31 Mick Shelby (DAR)            14.000  13.650  12.400  13.900  14.675  14.825    83.450
32 Lance Yuris (MNG)            13.750   8.900  13.550  13.300  13.450  14.700    77.650

Qualifiers for individual finals (top eight plus ties)

Floor
 Davide Recchi (LEN)	 15.875
 Roger Cressac (AEL)	 15.500
 Sawyl Bonney (DAR)	 15.300
 John Pavlov (DIX)	 15.225
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 15.125
 Micheal Soerine (MNG)	 15.125
 Esmond Winslow (SAU)	 15.100
 Digby Adams (SAU)	 15.100
 Duncan McLachlan (AEL)	 15.100

Pommel
 Dom Malley (AEL)	 16.250
 Eric Edwin (LEN)	 15.825
 Digby Adams (SAU)	 15.775
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 15.750
 Esmond Winslow (SAU)	 15.625
 William Scott (LEN)	 15.500
 Kirill Adami (DAR)	 15.375
 Tekukuni Wiki (KYP)	 15.175

Rings
 John Pavlov (DIX)	 16.550
 Davide Recchi (LEN)	 16.275
 Ailos Izorigor (KYP)	 15.600
 Duncan McLachlan (AEL)	 15.500
 Freddie Poms (LEN)	 15.375
 Albert Musil (SAU)	 15.325
 Eric Edwin (LEN)	 15.225
 Dom Malley (AEL)	 15.125
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 15.125

Vault
 Esmond Winslow (SAU)	 16.125
 John Pavlov (DIX)	 16.100
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 15.725
 Roger Cressac (AEL)	 15.400
 Freddie Poms (LEN)	 15.150
 Davide Recchi (LEN)	 15.125
 Digby Adams (SAU)	 15.125
 Jeremiah Pavlov (DIX)	 15.050

Parallel bars
 Dom Malley (AEL)	 16.350
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 15.575
 Esmond Winslow (SAU)	 15.525
 Eric Edwin (LEN)	 15.450
 William Scott (LEN)	 15.425
 Davide Recchi (LEN)	 15.225
 Digby Adams (SAU)	 15.075
 Antoine Quenneville (AEL)	14.775

Horizontal bar
 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)	 16.150
 Davide Recchi (LEN)	 15.450
 Antoine Quenneville (AEL)	15.225
 Freddie Poms (LEN)	 15.150
 Dom Malley (AEL)	 15.125
 John Pavlov (DIX)	 15.125
 Digby Adams (SAU)	 14.850
 Alex Bernard (SAU)	 14.850

As there were only eight teams, all will perform in the team all-around final.

Men's 66kg
Preliminary round
Yuko Nose (KYP) def. Ricardo Simons (AQL)

Semi-finals
James Fide (PHL) def. by Juan Carlos Marajo (SRG)
Yuko Nose (KYP) def. by Mathias Bautista (DAR)

Bronze medal contest
James Fide (PHL) def. by Yuko Nose (KYP)

Gold medal contest
Juan Carlos Marajo (SRG) def. by Mathias Bautista (DAR)

Women's 52kg
As there were only three competitors, this was staged as a round robin.
Carla Escudero (SRG) def. by Georgia Martin (EUR)
Georgia Martin (EUR) def. by Glorida Machado (AQL)
Glorida Machado (AQL) def. Carla Escudero (SRG)

Women's 52kg          Pld   W  L 
1 Glorida Machado         2   2  0
2 Georgia Martin          2   1  1
3 Carla Escudero          2   0  2

Men's 100m backstroke final

Final  
1 Victorio Solana (SRG)      53.20
2 Gary Connell (EUR)         53.23
3 Marc Sarasola (SRG)        53.25
4 Carlos Sanchez (KYP)       53.40
5 Umar Tariq (EFL)           53.43
6 Archie Gillies (AEL)       53.47
7 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)          53.57
8 Tom Abbey (EUR)            53.85

Men's 100m breaststroke final

Final
1 Craig Root (EUR)               58.78
2 Umar Tariq (EFL)               59.30
3 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)       59.35
4 Marc Sarasola (SRG)            59.45
5 Sigi Wernher (KYP)             59.56
6 Théophile Victorson (DAR)      59.92
7 Cole Sacek (MNG)             1:00.18
8 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)      1:00.19

Men's 200m freestyle heats

Heats
 1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)          1:46.04
 2 Emyr Llwyd (AEL)            1:47.13
   Umar Tariq (EFL)            1:47.13
 4 Alejandro Álvarez (SRG)     1:47.27
 5 Cole Sacek (MNG)            1:47.52
 6 François Faust (SAU)        1:48.52
 7 Maximilian Poole (PHL)      1:48.86
 8 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)     1:49.31
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 9 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)           1:50.50
10 Hermoso Caceres (SRG)       1:51.21
11 Justin Wilkinson (KYP)      1:51.37
12 Mike Phillips (DAR)         1:52.31
13 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)    1:52.98
14 Doc Newton (MNG)            1:53.06

Women's 100m backstroke

Final
1 Avery Williams (MNG)        59.19
  Maria Cortez (SRG)          59.19
3 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       59.21
4 Lea Losada (SRG)            59.31
5 Monica Fortney (EUR)        59.32
6 Joséphine Durand (SAU)      59.35
7 Cathy Armstrong (KYP)       59.58
8 Ashley Unit (MNG)           59.75

Women's 200m breaststroke

Final
1 Adriana Abarca (SRG)     2:22.26
2 Elise Savard (SAU)       2:22.34
3 Mireia Martell (SRG)     2:23.07
4 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)    2:24.43
  Tama Quelling (EUR)      2:24.43
6 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)    2:24.51
7 Adeela Raheel (EFL)      2:24.70

Women's 400m freestyle

Final
 Huguette Borde (SAU)              4:02.53
2 Caitlín Ní Cheanndubháin (AEL)    4:02.74
3 Paulina Nieves (SRG)              4:02.80
4 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)             4:03.35
5 Pamela Thornaby (KYP)             4:04.36
6 Julie Summers (KYP)               4:05.45
7 Tara Lymington (EUR)              4:08.47
8 Belea Morano (SRG)                4:08.77
9 Shannon Dalles (MNG)              4:09.48

Men's pool phase MD1

Pool A
Alitaba (ATB)                  26  18  13  22
Darmen (DAR)                   24  25  25  25

Sargossa (SRG)                 25  25  25
Dixhuitiles (DIX)              21  22  23

Eastfield Lodge (EFL)          21  21  23
Aquillian (AQL)                25  25  25


  Pool A                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA    Win % 
1 Aquillian                     1   1  0    3   0    1.000
  Darmen                        1   1  0    3   1    1.000
  Sargossa                      1   1  0    3   0    1.000
4 Alitaba                       1   0  1    1   3    0.000
5 Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0   3    0.000
  Eastfield Lodge               1   0  1    0   3    0.000

Pool B
Saugeais (SAU)                 25  25   9  28  15
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)    18  17  25  30   9

Mangolana (MNG)                18  19  25  12
Eura (EUR)                     25  25  19  25


  Pool B                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA    Win % 
1 Eura                          1   1  0    3   1    1.000
  Saugeais                      1   1  0    3   2    1.000
3 The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  1    2   3    0.000
4 Mangolana                     1   0  1    1   3    0.000

Men's 62kg

1 Scunt Gulertis (KYP)        302
2 Eric Chung (PHL)            297
  Robert Laguerre (LEN)       297
4 Rafael Pérez (SRG)          293
5 Hirah Samuel (DAR)          282
6 Kendrick Morriss (SAU)      279
7 Domingo Elizondo (AQL)      274
— Elliot Hill (AEL)           DNF
  Weylon Sinclair (EUR)       DNF


AFTER DAY 2                  G    S    B     T
Sargossa (SRG)               5    3    4    12
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)  5    1    2     8
Eura (EUR)                   3    7    1    11
Darmen (DAR)                 2    1    0     3
Mangolana (MNG)              1    1    3     5
Liventia (LEN)               1    1    0     2
Saugeais (SAU)               1    1    0     2
Aquiliana (AQL)              1    0    2     3
Aels (AEL)                   0    1    2     3
Phalnia (PHL)                0	  1    0     1
Eastfield Lodge (EFL)        0    1    0     1
Ancharmunn (ANC)             0    0    1     1
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ISideWith UK · by **Eastfield Lodge** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 2:29 pm

The Sporting Gazette

Rushmori Games Round-Up: Day 1

First day of the fortnight of sporting excellence gone in Zube, and already we have seven sets of medals given out, as the few numbers of entrants (only 17 Olympic Committees actually entered these second games, down half from the first games, which we weren't at) meant that events could be done quickly, or in the case of one event, not held at all. Here's a round-up of the day's action, where we'll first focus on the events which our athletes took part in before looking further afield.

In the pool, there were six events, three each for men and women, and the three scheduled finals became four as the women's 100m butterfly only had 8 competitors, removing the need for heats. And so came the first medal event that Eastfield Lodge would be fighting for, all our hopes resting on Adeela Raheel, a woman who is a very versatile swimmer, one is pretty strong at all strokes, even if she wasn't the fastest. With all the events she's entered for, we can hope that she would sneak a bronze, if not better, in at least one of them. But today, she swam well, but could only finish 6th out of 8 swimmers in the final. However, she can take heart from the fact that she was just five hundredths of a second off the bronze medal pace, and a further 0.03 seconds from silver. Sargossa's Candela De Santo simply monstered this event, finishing over 8 tenths of a second clear; a clearance which, over 100m, is frankly embarrassing. Elsewhen in the pool, medal hopeful Umar Tariq, Jaber Hakmi and Abdul Rauf all featured. In the Men's 100m backstroke, Umar Tariq clearly stated his intention of challenging for the gold, surprisingly finishing in second in the heats just 0.03 behind Sargossa's Victorio Solana, in a stroke that isn't near his best, and 0.92 seconds clear of his third placed compatriot Marc Sarasola. This final will be one to watch tomorrow. Also starring in it will be Jaber Hakmi, who finished over a second behind the leader, but will be looking to pull out a brilliant performance to take the bronze, being only 0.07 seconds off Sarasola. Umar Tariq also featured in the Men's 100m breaststroke, on paper his best stroke, taking fourth in the heats, but with some work to do to catch the early leaders, with a difference of 0.24 seconds to third. However, Abdul Rauf failed to find his form, and after a bad dive he just couldn't keep up and as a result was eliminated in the heats.

Outside the pool, Lodgertian action saw the women's softball and the men's futsal teams starring today in their first matches of the pool phase. Apologies to all you softball fans out there, the few of you that are there, but everybody at this paper has a rather rudimentary understanding of softball, what with rounders being a much more popular sport and all. Still, we can tell you that the women's softball team beat the team from Dixhuitiles, who should be one of the favourites for the gold medal, 2-1, with a spectacular home run from Phoebe Fevison the highlight of what was a rather defensive game. Going over to the Futsal, and the men in their first matchday beat the hosts The Kytler Peninsulae 3-1, and thus topping the group with Sargossa and Aels in it. The first two goals came in the last five minutes of the first half, the first one a neat move with Roman Qwivotic backheeling a clearance into Thomas Graham's path, and the one-time volley left the Kytler keeper stranded. The second was a well taken penalty from Graham, after a Kytler player was deemed to touch the ball with his hand as he fell. The second half started in the same way, as we piled on the pressure by the Kytler keeper was up to the task. The game was put beyond their reach on the 32nd minute, when Qwivotic brilliantly knocked down the free kick from Dylan Bell, and got the shot off on the swivel to fire it in off the post. 3-0 with just 8 minutes to go, and the game was pretty much sealed up, despite a last minute goal from the Kytler Pivot.

Outside of Eastfield Lodge participation, there was massive controversy as 8 of Saugeais' swimmers that were part of their delegation had failed to be entered into their events, much to their fury. Also frustrated would be Miranda Blokland, a Kytler weightlifter who had hoped to be taking the Women's 48kg category gold on home soil, but that event was cancelled as it transpired that there were no other competitors. Those were the bigger stories of the day, but of note there is Dixhuitiles 9-3 dismantling of Aquillian in Pool A of the Futsal matchday. All in all, this is how the medal table looks:

AFTER DAY 1                  G   S   B   T
Sargossa (SRG)               2   2   0   4
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)  2   1   0   3
Eura (EUR)                   1   3   1   5
Darmen (DAR)                 1   0   0   1
Liventia (LEN)               1   0   0   1
Mangolana (MNG)              0   1   3   4
Aels (AEL)                   0   1   0   1
Aquiliana (AQL)              0   0   2   2

What to look forward to on Day 2:
The women's softball will be entering its second day and Eastfield Lodge will be looking to capitalise on their winning start (if indeed they have a game, with the weird scheduling of softball Pool B). Our women will be starring in their first Futsal match as well, hoping to emulate the men's success. In the pool, we'll see if Umar Tariq can follow up on his impressive heat performance to get the gold in the men's 100m backstroke, with Jaber Hakmi playing a role. Umar will also be starring in the 100m breaststroke final, and both Umar and Jaber will be featuring in the 200m heats. As for Adeela, well she'll be starring in the 200m breaststroke final, so let's hope she can do well. Elsewhere, it's the first pool matchday for the men's Volleyball, which we have a team entered into.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:26 pm

Owing to the huge number of omitted athletes and other technical difficulties at my end with these Games, Days 1 and 2 will be rescorinated on Saturday with the missing athletes reinstated. See this OOC post for more details.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 12:42 pm

Cutoff for the first two days of the second attempt at the second Games.

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 2:59 pm

Men's baseball, pool phase MD1/2

Pool A
Alitaba (ATB) 8–0 Phalnia (PHL)
Eura (EUR) 1–10 Liventia (LEN)

Phalnia (PHL) 6–1 Eura (EUR)
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 4–3 Alitaba (ATB)

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0    1.000
  Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
3 Alitaba                       2   1  1    0.500
4 Phalnia                       2   1  1    0.500
5 Eura                          2   0  2    0.000

Pool B
Mangolana (MNG) 4–6 Saugeais (SAU)
Darmen (DAR) 4–0 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

Saugeais (SAU) 2–3 Darmen (DAR)
Sargossa (SRG) 4–6 Mangolana (MNG)

Pool B                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Darmen                        2   2  0    1.000
2 Saugeais                      2   1  1    0.500
3 Mangolana                     2   1  1    0.500
4 Sargossa                      1   0  1    0.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  1    0.000

Women's softball, pool phase MD1/2

Pool A
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 3–2 Alitaba (ATB)
Eura (EUR) 0–2 Sargossa (SRG)

Alitaba (ATB) 0–3 Eura (EUR)
Liventia (LEN) 2–0 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
  Sargossa                      1   1  0    1.000
3 Eura                          2   1  1    0.500
  The Kytler Peninsulae         2   1  1    0.500
5 Alitaba                       2   0  2    0.000

Pool B
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 1-2 Eastfield Lodge (EFL)
Mangolana (MNG) 5–2 Darmen (DAR)

Pool B                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0    1.000
  Mangolana                     1   1  0    1.000
3 Darmen                        1   0  1    0.000
  Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0.000

Men's bowling

Ranking round
 1 Thomas Robertson (AEL)       231  192  236  241  225  214   1339
 2 Chuck Starks IV (KYP)        217  196  241  205  225  245   1329
 3 Boris Warburton (KYP)        205  245  204  245  224  193   1316
 4 Gyles Parkhurst (TAE)        218  232  224  193  224  216   1307
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 5 Tom Barris (EUR)             193  190  204  242  208  225   1262
 6 Rob Fuller (MNG)             195  207  212  203  198  234   1249
 7 Rodrigue Stilo (DAR)         213  211  187  198  221  167   1197
 8 Hevel St. John (DAR)         184  230  207  193  213  169   1196
 9 Navarro Posada (SRG)         193  193  209  186  212  182   1175
10 Eddie Marshall (KYP)         164  196  216  201  206  186   1169
11 Sultan Ishak Bassad (ATB)    200  222  183  195  172  193   1165
12 St. Ruan Wringsdown (TXV)    181  182  223  192  203  178   1159
13 Kean Campbell (ANC)          170  221  184  194  184  201   1154
14 Truas Tonkin (TXV)           207  201  166  194  203  175   1146
15 Hilario Saiz (SRG)           205  188  192  203  175  182   1145
16 Datu Asyal Bunyak (ATB)      181  174  203  169  214  201   1142
17 Rafael Amescua (SRG)         196  188  202  175  182  199   1142
18 Luke Charton (EUR)           170  212  192  189  180  192   1135
19 Demi Carr (EUR)              197  158  216  186  194  179   1130
20 Bruce Miller (MNG)           189  164  199  184  212  181   1129
21 Kenzie van Rompu (DAR)       173  196  188  201  192  179   1129
22 Chris Montgomery (MNG)       142  195  202  171  216  191   1117
23 Renato Dimakelele (ATB)      181  215  190  185  187  159   1117
24 Navin Anning (TXV)           185  168  180  173  221  177   1104
25 Ben Jones (TAE)              179  175  173  201  179  185   1092
26 Rowan Campbell (ANC)         179  186  202  185  174  161   1087
27 Alan Smith (TAE)             195  181  193  182  154  176   1081
28 Dougal Duffy (ANC)           206  185  159  149  165  162   1026

Team standings
1 KYP  3814
2 EUR  3527
3 DAR  3522
4 MNG  3495
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5 TAE  3480
6 SRG  3462
7 ATB  3424
8 TXV  3409
9 ANC  3267

Team semi-final 1
Eddie Marshall (KYP)      210
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)     221
Boris Warburton (KYP)     217
Rob Fuller (MNG)          174
Bruce Miller (MNG)        209
Chris Montgomery (MNG)    186
TOTAL: KYP 648-569 MNG

Team semi-final 2
Tom Barris (EUR)          207
Demi Carr (EUR)           194
Luke Charton (EUR)        188
Hevel St. John (DAR)      243
Rodrigue Stilo (DAR)      208
Kenzie van Rompu (DAR)    212
TOTAL: EUR 589-663 DAR

Team bronze medal contest
Luke Charton (EUR)        132
Demi Carr (EUR)           182
Tom Barris (EUR)          197
Rob Fuller (MNG)          223
Bruce Miller (MNG)        173
Chris Montgomery (MNG)    215
TOTAL: EUR 511-611 MNG

Team gold medal contest
Boris Warburton (KYP)     212
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)     224
Eddie Marshall (KYP)      186
Hevel St. John (DAR)      201
Rodrigue Stilo (DAR)      176
Kenzie van Rompu (DAR)    216
TOTAL: KYP 622-593 DAR

Men's team pursuit

Qualifying
1 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:53.446
2 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Tomas Banderas/Ochieng Dobos (DAR)      3:55.244
3 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:55.382
4 Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan/Barry Simon (LEN)             3:58.601
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5 Nevan O'Reilly/Shane Wilson/Bríon Ó Dálaigh/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)       3:58.663
6 Levi Stanford/Kian Stokes/Elliot Muir/James Oliver Bryant (AEL)        3:58.853
7 Colby Crouch/Doug Fencer/Yogi Alvarez/Al Bones (TAE)                   4:01.041
8 Anonymous (TXV)                                                        4:11.142

  Semi-final 1
1 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:55.071
2 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:57.899

  Semi-final 2
1 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Tomas Banderas/Ochieng Dobos (DAR)      3:56.401
2 Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan/Barry Simon (LEN)             4:01.050

  Bronze medal race
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Donald Cassinger/Luke Wild (EUR)              3:55.734
— Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan/Barry Simon (LEN)                  DSQ

  Gold medal race
1 Barend De Jongh/Florian Schaffrot/Patrick Catt/Irupe Menburid (KYP)    3:57.096
2 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Tomas Banderas/Ochieng Dobos (DAR)      3:57.376

Men's team sprint

Qualifying round
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         43.246
2 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    43.330
3 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             43.889
4 Olliver Constant/Ted Gentry/Gomez Leah (TAE)                     44.091
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5 Finn O'Doherty/Vito Mikulić/Ardal O'Reilly (ANC)                 44.187
6 Levi Stanford/Elliot Muir/Able Milne (AEL)                       44.241
7 Owen Lapierre/Peter Swann/Graham Bresnan (LEN)                   44.592

  Semi-final 1
1 Olliver Constant/Ted Gentry/Gomez Leah (TAE)                     44.185
2 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         44.561

  Semi-final 2
1 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    43.448
2 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             43.620

  Bronze medal race
1 Glenn Gallaway/Chad Wild/Luke Wild (EUR)                         43.657
2 Larkin Wilkins/Silvano Padovan/Caratacus Bevan (DAR)             43.818

  Gold medal race
1 Olliver Constant/Ted Gentry/Gomez Leah (TAE)                     44.046
2 Dotsmens Slistols/Rögnvaldur Eyvindursson/Jomar Kanouté (KYP)    44.949

Women's madison

1 Vanna Woolery/Meredith Tarrant (KYP)     59    0
2 Stacey Ganding/Ellen Barker (EUR)        51   -2
3 Rose Hayward/Amina McKay (AEL)           48   -2

Men's pool phase MD1
Pool A
Dixhuitiles (DIX) 5–0 Aquillian (AQL)
Darmen (DAR) 3–1 Alitaba (ATB)

Pool A                        Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0  0    5   0  +5    3
2 Darmen                        1   1  0  0    3   1  +2    3
3 Alitaba                       1   0  0  1    1   3  −2    0
4 Aquillian                     1   0  0  1    0   5  −5    0

Pool B
Aels (AEL) 4–3 Sargossa (SRG)
Eastfield Lodge (EFL) 6–2 The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)

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Pool B                        Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0  0    6   2  +4    3
2 Aels                          1   1  0  0    4   3  +1    3
3 Sargossa                      1   0  0  1    3   4  −1    0
4 The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  0  1    2   6  −4    0

Women's pool phase MD1
Pool A
Mangolana (MNG) 2–1 Eastfield Lodge (EFL)
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 7–2 Ancharmunn (ANC)
Liventia (LEN) 2–7 Sargossa (SRG)

Pool A                        Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Sargossa                      1   1  0  0    7   2  +5    3
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   1  0  0    7   2  +5    3
3 Mangolana                     1   1  0  0    2   1  +1    3
4 Eastfield Lodge               1   0  0  1    1   2  −1    0
5 Ancharmunn                    1   0  0  1    2   7  −5    0
  Liventia                      1   0  0  1    2   7  −5    0

Pool B
Eura (EUR) 3–3 Darmen (DAR)
Alitaba (ATB) 2–4 Dixhuitiles (DIX)

Pool B                        Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Dixhuitiles                   1   1  0  0    4   2  +2    3
2 Darmen                        1   0  1  0    3   3   0    1
  Eura                          1   0  1  0    3   3   0    1
4 Alitaba                       1   0  0  1    2   4  −2    0

Men's artistic gymnastics qualification

Individual all-around         Floor  Pommel   Rings   Vault  P-Bars   H-Bar    TOTAL
 1 Dom Malley (AEL)          15.675  16.075  15.200  16.275  15.700  15.450   94.375 Q
 2 Davide Recchi (LEN)       15.300  15.375  15.875  15.800  15.450  15.825   93.625 Q
 3 Colton Horowitz (TAE)     15.600  15.350  15.875  15.100  15.450  15.525   92.900 Q
 4 Jimmy Trebek (TAE)        16.075  14.100  15.800  15.475  15.750  14.850   92.050 Q
 5 Roger Cressac (AEL)       15.900  14.775  15.350  15.075  15.650  15.175   91.925 Q
 6 John Pavlov (DIX)         15.300  14.950  15.550  15.825  14.550  14.825   91.000 Q
 7 Eric Edwin (LEN)          15.600  15.050  15.400  14.775  14.825  15.300   90.950 Q
 8 Digby Adams (SAU)         14.475  15.375  15.050  15.500  14.700  15.850   90.950 Q
 9 Tyler Fedora (TAE)        15.575  14.750  15.050  15.425  14.775  15.150   90.725
10 Esmond Winslow (SAU)      14.600  14.750  14.925  15.075  15.550  15.800   90.700 Q
11 Vladimir Tardís (TAE)     15.025  14.700  16.100  15.200  14.800  14.425   90.250
12 Joseph Pavlov (DIX)       13.975  14.900  15.400  15.450  15.500  14.050   89.275 Q
13 Karl Truman (EUR)         14.300  14.575  14.625  13.975  14.850  16.000   88.325 Q
14 Ewoud Sessa (DAR)         14.725  14.725  14.925  14.225  14.675  14.350   87.625 Q
15 Albert Musil (SAU)        15.175  14.700  14.150  15.300  13.800  14.475   87.600
16 Tekukuni Wiki (KYP)       13.850  15.125  15.250  14.375  14.850  13.650   87.100
17 Kirill Adami (DAR)        14.000  14.425  15.125  14.000  14.200  15.125   86.875
18 Felix Paul (KYP)          14.300  14.175  14.925  13.975  14.500  14.850   86.725
19 Shain Dillon (MNG)        14.075  14.675  14.700  14.775  14.150  14.100   86.475
20 Tom Devaney (EUR)         15.000  14.000  14.275  14.900  13.550  14.675   86.400
21 William Scott (LEN)       14.375  14.400  14.175  14.975  14.925  13.525   86.375
22 Lance Yuris (MNG)         14.800  13.875  15.600  14.225  14.025  13.575   86.100
23 Daniel Topaz (KYP)        15.125  14.275  14.400  13.725  13.575  14.850   85.950
24 Brian Dillon (MNG)        14.975  13.925  14.375  14.000  14.100  14.500   85.875
25 Todd Kinsey (EUR)         14.075  14.725  14.125  14.825  13.525  14.375   85.650
26 Jeremiah Pavlov (DIX)     13.525  14.450  14.575  13.475  14.575  14.325   84.925
27 David Polt (EUR)          13.475  13.675  14.450  15.050  14.775  13.400   84.825
28 Mick Shelby (DAR)         13.000  14.700  13.900  14.375  14.300  14.300   84.575
29 Antoine Quenneville (AEL) 13.900  14.775  14.200  14.125  13.875  13.575   84.450
30 Alex Bernard (SAU)        13.625  13.975  14.650  14.400  13.525  13.925   84.100
31 Freddie Poms (LEN)        12.775  14.325  14.900  14.250  14.450  13.025   83.725
32 Micheal Soerine (MNG)     13.425  13.800  13.800  14.350  14.675  13.275   83.325
33 James Pavlov (DIX)        13.125  14.275  14.300  13.225  14.075  14.075   83.075
34 Sawyl Bonney (DAR)        13.825  13.675  12.475  13.825  14.875  14.350   83.025
35 Ailos Izorigor (KYP)      14.175  14.625  13.875  12.325  13.325  14.625   82.950
36 Duncan McLachlan (AEL)    13.925  12.400  14.150  13.575  13.775  14.150   81.975

Note that only two gymnasts per nation can qualify for the individual all-around final. 
This limitation also applies to the individual events.

Individual event qualifiers
Floor
Jimmy Trebek (TAE)      16.075
Roger Cressac (AEL)     15.900
Dom Malley (AEL)        15.675
Colton Horowitz (TAE)   15.600
Eric Edwin (LEN)        15.600
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.300
John Pavlov (DIX)       15.300
Albert Musil (SAU)      15.175

Pommel
Dom Malley (AEL)        16.075
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.375
Digby Adams (SAU)       15.375
Colton Horowitz (TAE)   15.350
Tekukuni Wiki (KYP)     15.125
Eric Edwin (LEN)        15.050
John Pavlov (DIX)       14.950
Joseph Pavlov (DIX)     14.900

Rings
Vladimir Tardís (TAE)   16.100
Colton Horowitz (TAE)   15.875
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.875
Lance Yuris (MNG)       15.600
John Pavlov (DIX)       15.550
Eric Edwin (LEN)        15.400
Joseph Pavlov (DIX)     15.400
Roger Cressac (AEL)     15.350

Vault
Dom Malley (AEL)        16.275
John Pavlov (DIX)       15.825
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.800
Digby Adams (SAU)       15.500
Jimmy Trebek (TAE)      15.475
Joseph Pavlov (DIX)     15.450
Tyler Fedora (TAE)      15.425
Albert Musil (SAU)      15.300

Parallel bars
Jimmy Trebek (TAE)      15.750
Dom Malley (AEL)        15.700
Roger Cressac (AEL)     15.650
Esmond Winslow (SAU)    15.550
Joseph Pavlov (DIX)     15.500
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.450
Colton Horowitz (TAE)   15.450
William Scott (LEN)     14.925

Horizontal bar
Karl Truman (EUR)       16.000
Digby Adams (SAU)       15.850
Davide Recchi (LEN)     15.825
Esmond Winslow (SAU)    15.800
Colton Horowitz (TAE)   15.525
Dom Malley (AEL)        15.450
Eric Edwin (LEN)        15.300
Roger Cressac (AEL)     15.175

Team all-around qualifying
TAE	365.925
LEN	354.675
SAU	353.350
DIX	348.275
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EUR	345.200
KYP	342.725
DAR	342.100
MNG	341.775

Men's 100m backstroke

Heats
 1 Christopher Monte (PHL)      53.52
 2 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)            53.73
 3 Joe Rigby (TAE)              53.78
 4 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          53.87
 5 Mark Mattew (TAE)            53.88
 6 Victorio Solana (SRG)        54.07
 7 Damion Winfield (SAU)        54.35
 8 Corwin Siskind (DAR)         54.98
   Chris Macentire (MNG)        54.98
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10 Umar Tariq (EFL)             55.16
11 Archie Gillies (AEL)         55.33
12 Tom Abbey (EUR)              56.29
13 Carlos Sanchez (KYP)         56.65
14 Gus Williams (MNG)           56.88
15 Gary Connell (EUR)         1:03.55

Final
1 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          53.13
2 Joe Rigby (TAE)              53.15
3 Damion Winfield (SAU)        53.17
4 Victorio Solana (SRG)        53.20
5 Mark Mattew (TAE)            53.23
6 Chris Macentire (MNG)        53.24
7 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)            53.26
8 Christopher Monte (PHL)      53.35
9 Corwin Siskind (DAR)         53.63

Men's 100m breaststroke

Heats   
 1 Cole Sacek (MNG)             1:00.27
 2 Craig Root (EUR)             1:00.76
 3 Windsor Lacey (SAU)          1:00.97
 4 Eron Tejeda (SRG)            1:01.20
 5 Umar Tariq (EFL)             1:01.25
 6 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          1:01.41
 7 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)      1:01.53
 8 George Ferguson (AEL)        1:01.96
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 9 Théophile Victorson (DAR)    1:01.97
10 Miller Sams (MNG)            1:02.62
11 Sigi Wernher (KYP)           1:03.06
12 Abdul Rauf (EFL)             1:04.23
13 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)     1:07.21
14 Philip DeLasc (PHL)          1:17.46

Final
1 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          59.20
2 Cole Sacek (MNG)             59.26
3 Umar Tariq (EFL)             59.40
4 Eron Tejeda (SRG)            59.59
5 Craig Root (EUR)             59.70
6 George Ferguson (AEL)        59.71
7 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)      59.89
8 Windsor Lacey (SAU)        1:00.19

Men's 400m freestyle

Heats
 1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)          3:43.40
 2 Miguel Ángel Luna (SRG)     3:43.73
 3 Seth Jones (KYP)            3:46.01
 4 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)    3:46.11
 5 Andrew Rosemary (TAE)       3:47.20
 6 Patrice Mallory (SAU)       3:47.29
 7 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)     3:47.84
 8 Justin Wilkinson (KYP)      3:48.58
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 9 Jones Agivilan (TAE)        3:49.12
10 Matthew McClure (AEL)       3:49.68
11 Franck Zino (DAR)           3:50.26
12 Austin Saphire (MNG)        3:50.40
   Gus Williams (MNG)          3:50.40
14 Carlos Salvo (SRG)          3:51.43
15 Calvin Böhmer (DAR)         3:55.51
16 Luis Garcia (PHL)           3:56.54

Final
1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)          3:42.59
2 Miguel Ángel Luna (SRG)     3:42.94
3 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)     3:42.96
4 Andrew Rosemary (TAE)       3:43.16
5 Justin Wilkinson (KYP)      3:43.41
6 Patrice Mallory (SAU)       3:43.50
7 Seth Jones (KYP)            3:43.63
8 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)    3:43.80

Women's 100m butterfly

Heats
 1 Ashley Unit (MNG)           57.67
 2 Candela De Santo (SRG)      57.72
 3 Perty Avalar (TAE)          57.87
 4 Adeela Raheel (EFL)         58.33
 5 Katy Cordon (EUR)           58.59
 6 Fermina Borrego (SRG)       58.67
 7 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       58.68
   Jen Garden (TAE)            58.68
------------------------------------
 9 Cese Giisost (KYP)          58.77
10 Ellis Soul (MNG)            58.83

Final
1 Fermina Borrego (SRG)       56.92
2 Candela De Santo (SRG)      57.04
3 Jen Garden (TAE)            57.32
4 Adeela Raheel (EFL)         58.08
5 Perty Avalar (TAE)          58.18
6 Ashley Unit (MNG)           58.31
7 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       58.48
8 Katy Cordon (EUR)           58.63

Women's 400m individual medley

Heats
 1 Makenna Gully (SAU)     4:34.54
 2 Tegwen Pryce (AEL)      4:37.04
 3 Teresa Rosa (SRG)       4:38.37
 4 Shannon Dalles (MNG)    4:39.88
 5 Carlota Abass (SRG)     4:41.47
 6 Ellin Donwald (MNG)     4:42.50
 7 Julie Summers (KYP)     4:44.29
 8 Amanda Stones (TAE)     4:51.42
----------------------------------
 9 Jolinda Stine (TAE)     5:00.02
 — Monica Fortney (EUR)        DSQ

Final
1 Tegwen Pryce (AEL)      4:30.18
2 Makenna Gully (SAU)     4:31.02
3 Shannon Dalles (MNG)    4:33.05
4 Julie Summers (KYP)     4:33.37
5 Amanda Stones (TAE)     4:36.96
6 Carlota Abass (SRG)     4:39.27
7 Ellin Donwald (MNG)     4:40.57
8 Teresa Rosa (SRG)       4:41.52

Women's 4x100m freestyle relay

Final
1 Tara Lymington/Mary Walton/Lucy Field/Lucille Lewis (EUR)           3:33.86
2 Unnur Sigurdsson/Heather Fish/Cese Giisost/Iris Williams (KYP)      3:34.19
3 Jenna Augustine/Tina Lyle/Tonya Gordon/Irina Smitt (TAE)            3:34.71
4 Candela De Santo/Estella Torrenté/Joaquima Mas/Lea Losada (SRG)     3:34.96
5 Marzena Ryder/Arianne Deniau/Huguette Borde/Romane Foss (SAU)       3:36.96
6 Nuala Brennan/Claire Powell/Kiara Murphy/Heather Wilkinson (AEL)    3:37.10
— Ashley Unit/Shannon Dalles/Ellin Donwald/Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)          DNF

Men's 200m freestyle

Heats
 1 Curtis Rakes (EUR)          1:46.12
 2 Cole Sacek (MNG)            1:46.17
 3 Umar Tariq (EFL)            1:46.30
 4 Alejandro Álvarez (SRG)     1:46.41
 5 Emyr Llwyd (AEL)            1:46.43
 6 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)     1:46.76
 7 Sebastian Parsley (TAE)     1:47.04
 8 Doc Newton (MNG)            1:47.09
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 9 Hermoso Caceres (SRG)       1:47.10
10 Justin Wilkinson (KYP)      1:47.27
11 François Faust (SAU)        1:47.50
12 Maximilian Poole (PHL)      1:47.77
13 Heraclitus Mithian (TXV)    1:47.78
14 Joe Langerhans (TAE)        1:47.89
15 Jaber Hakmi (EFL)           1:47.98
16 Mike Phillips (DAR)         1:47.99

Women's 100m backstroke

Heats
 1 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       58.95
 2 Evelyn Jones (TAE)          59.71
 3 Maria Cortez (SRG)          59.72
 4 Lea Losada (SRG)            59.98
 5 Monica Fortney (EUR)      1:00.00
 6 Ashley Unit (MNG)         1:00.05
 7 Joséphine Durand (SAU)    1:00.33
 8 Avery Williams (MNG)      1:00.66
------------------------------------
 9 Madeline Barnes (TAE)     1:00.84
10 Cathy Armstrong (KYP)     1:01.46

Women's 200m breaststroke

Final
1 Adriana Abarca (SRG)     2:22.29
2 Mireia Martell (SRG)     2:22.79
3 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)    2:23.46
4 Elise Savard (SAU)       2:23.78
5 Tama Quelling (EUR)      2:24.25
6 Adeela Raheel (EFL)      2:24.83
7 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)    2:25.28

Women's 400m freestyle

Heats
 1 Caitlín Ní Cheanndubháin (AEL)    4:08.58
 2 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)             4:09.70
 3 Paulina Nieves (SRG)              4:10.22
 4 Huguette Borde (SAU)              4:11.41
 5 Pamela Thornaby (KYP)             4:13.84
 6 Belea Morano (SRG)                4:13.95
 7 Julie Summers (KYP)               4:14.71
 8 Alex Gomes (TAE)                  4:15.99
--------------------------------------------
 9 Tonya Gordon (TAE)                4:16.30
10 Shannon Dalles (MNG)              4:17.00
11 Tara Lymington (EUR)              4:17.84

Final
1 Huguette Borde (SAU)              4:02.74
2 Paulina Nieves (SRG)              4:02.78
3 Caitlín Ní Cheanndubháin (AEL)    4:03.52
4 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)             4:03.56
5 Alex Gomes (TAE)                  4:03.70
6 Belea Morano (SRG)                4:04.35
7 Julie Summers (KYP)               4:04.72
8 Pamela Thornaby (KYP)             4:10.35

Men's pool phase MD1
Pool A
Alitaba (ATB)                  25  14  25  13  15
Darmen (DAR)                   21  25  21  25   9

Sargossa (SRG)                 25  25  21  19  15
Dixhuitiles (DIX)              15  23  25  25  13

Eastfield Lodge (EFL)          18  25  25  25
Aquillian (AQL)                25  19  11  12

Pool A                        Pld   W  L   PF  PA    Win % 
1 Alitaba                       1   1  0    3   2    1.000
  Eastfield Lodge               1   1  0    3   1    1.000
  Sargossa                      1   1  0    3   2    1.000
4 Darmen                        1   0  1    2   3    0.000
  Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    2   3    0.000
6 Aquillian                     1   0  1    1   3    0.000

Pool B
Liventia (LEN)                 17  25  17  21
Taeshan (TAE)                  25  20  25  25

Saugeais (SAU)                 25  24  25  25
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)    21  26  15  10

Mangolana (MNG)                26  24  25  19  15
Eura (EUR)                     24  26  16  25  12

Pool B                        Pld   W  L   PF  PA    Win % 
1 Mangolana                     1   1  0    3   2    1.000
  Saugeais                      1   1  0    3   1    1.000
  Taeshan                       1   1  0    3   1    1.000
4 Eura                          1   0  1    2   3    0.000
5 Liventia                      1   0  1    1   3    0.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         1   0  1    1   3    0.000

Women's pool phase MD1
Pool A
Sargossa (SRG)                 23  25  25  25
Taeshan (TAE)                  25  23  14  17

Dixhuitiles (DIX)              23  13  25  26
Mangolana (MNG)                25  25  17  28

Eura (EUR)                     26  25  22  16  11
Liventia (LEN)                 24  19  25  25  15

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Liventia                      1   1  0    1.000
  Mangolana                     1   1  0    1.000
  Sargossa                      1   1  0    1.000
4 Dixhuitiles                   1   0  1    0.000
  Eura                          1   0  1    0.000
  Taeshan                       1   0  1    0.000

Pool B
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 22 18 12
Saugeais (SAU) 25 25 25

Darmen (DAR) 25 25 20 25
Aquillian (AQL) 20 18 25 23

Pool B Pld W L Win %
1 Darmen 1 1 0 1.000
Saugeais 1 1 0 1.000
3 Aquillian 1 0 1 0.000
The Kytler Peninsulae 1 0 1 0.000[/pre]

Men's 56kg

1 Isaac Audy (LEN)             278
2 Tadeo Terrones (SRG)         257
3 Carlton Baines (EUR)         254
4 Jefferson Fonseca (AQL)      253
5 Lance Huldz (PHL)            251
— Cassianus McNiadh (DAR)      DNF
  Cruz D'Cruze (KYP)           DNF
  Andrew Farnsworth (TAE)      DNF

Men's 62kg

1 Weylon Sinclair (EUR)       299
 2 Elliot Hill (AEL)           297
 3 Robert Laguerre (LEN)       293
   Eric Chung (PHL)            293
 5 Kendrick Morriss (SAU)      290
 6 Rafael Pérez (SRG)          286
 7 Domingo Elizondo (AQL)      284
   Tommy Long (TAE)            284
 9 Hirah Samuel (DAR)          272
 — Scunt Gulertis (KYP)        DNF

Women's 55kg

1 Adriana Corazon (AQL)          221 GR
2 Sigrún Vilhjalmsson (KYP)      212
3 Sally Wrighthold (EUR)         205
4 Kiara Hollins (SAU)            190
5 Denny Caulth (TAE)             185
6 Siobhan Fahey (AEL)            183
— Florentina Flores (SRG)        DNF

by **Taeshan** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 7:23 pm

http://chirb.it/Nk91sp

Sorry about the bit of Diarrhea of the mouth at the end

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Oct 20, 2013 12:08 pm

CUTOFF for this...

DAY 3 SCHEDULE
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL: pool phase MD3
BOWLING: men's individual knockout
BOWLING: women's ranking round
CYCLING: men's omnium day 1
CYCLING: women's individual sprint
CYCLING: women's team pursuit
CYCLING: women's points race
FUTSAL: men's pool phase MD2
GYMNASTICS / ARTISTIC: women's qualification
JUDO: men's 73kg
JUDO: women's 57kg
SWIMMING: men's 100m butterfly heats
SWIMMING: men's 200m freestyle final
SWIMMING: men's 200m individual medley heats
SWIMMING: men's 4x100m freestyle relay
SWIMMING: women's 100m backstroke final
SWIMMING: women's 200m breaststroke final
SWIMMING: women's 200m butterfly
SWIMMING: women's 100m freestyle
VOLLEYBALL: women's pool phase MD2
WEIGHTLIFTING: men's 69kg

by **The Kytler Peninsulae** » Sun Oct 20, 2013 2:26 pm

Men's baseball pool phase MD3
Pool A
Eura (EUR) 6–8 Dixhuitiles (DIX)
Liventia (LEN) 5–8 Phalnia (PHL)

Pool A                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Alitaba                       2   2  0    1.000
2 Phalnia                       3   2  1    0.667
3 Dixhuitiles                   2   1  1    0.500
  Liventia                      2   1  1    0.500
5 Eura                          3   0  3    0.000

Pool B
Darmen (DAR) 4–3 Sargossa (SRG)
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP) 2–5 Saugeais (SAU)

Pool B                        Pld   W  L    Win % 
1 Saugeais                      3   3  0    1.000
2 Darmen                        3   2  1    0.667
3 Mangolana                     2   1  1    0.500
4 Sargossa                      2   0  2    0.000
  The Kytler Peninsulae         2   0  2    0.000

Men's individual knockout

Semi-final 1
Thomas Robertson (AEL)    214
Gyles Parkhurst (TAE)     252

Semi-final 2
Boris Warburton (KYP)     228
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)     213

Bronze medal contest
Chuck Starks IV (KYP)     193
Thomas Robertson (AEL)    222

Gold medal contest
Gyles Parkhurst (TAE)     214
Boris Warburton (KYP)     277 GR

Women's ranking round

Ranking round
 1 Petra Francine Phillips (AEL)    300  233  193  209  217  227   1379
 2 Nikoletta Meijer (TAE)           215  216  235  233  202  207   1308
 3 Hannah Burke (KYP)               217  195  211  212  201  244   1280
 4 Micheale Surge (MNG)             177  192  234  199  190  200   1192
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 5 Lisa Marshall (KYP)              203  200  162  191  215  216   1187
 6 Gemma Forrest (TAE)              197  199  199  191  202  183   1171
 7 Tony Williams (MNG)              194  178  198  192  208  176   1146
 8 Harriet Parker (EUR)             179  179  207  156  213  203   1137
 9 June Davies (LEN)                199  207  184  178  176  190   1134
10 Jenny Cole (EUR)                 185  182  196  208  161  191   1123
11 Leannah Rogers (EUR)             146  201  197  178  183  217   1122
12 Novia Tomes (SRG)                192  176  183  173  175  211   1110
13 Greenlee Molnar (MNG)            178  200  180  181  190  175   1104
14 Louise Lucerne (KYP)             201  200  174  182  180  165   1102
15 Tina Fox (TAE)                   199  191  165  160  170  192   1077
16 Christine Owens (LEN)            175  181  196  136  196  188   1072
17 Orla Campbell (ANC)              175  173  179  185  180  177   1069
18 Erica Howells (LEN)              191  174  165  157  198  179   1064
19 Nevada Talavera (SRG)            170  147  187  184  175  177   1040
20 Mirabel Escajeda (SRG)           147  179  165  192  152  195   1030

Team qualification
KYP	3569
TAE	3556
MNG	3442
EUR	3382
------------
SRG	3180

New GR: single game: Petra Francine Phillips (AEL), 300

Men's omnium, day 1

Flying lap
1 Olliver Constant (TAE)    13.385
2 Barend De Jongh (KYP)     13.387
3 Tomas Banderas (DAR)      13.431
4 Donald Cassinger (EUR)    13.516
5 Glenn Gallaway (EUR)      13.770
6 Graham Edkins (KYP)       13.809
7 Graham Bresnan (LEN)      13.851
8 Lammert Broż (DAR)        14.056
9 Elliot Muir (AEL)         14.089

Points race
1 Barend De Jongh (KYP)      29    1
2 Olliver Constant (TAE)     20    1
3 Graham Bresnan (LEN)       19    1
4 Donald Cassinger (EUR)     17    1
5 Graham Edkins (KYP)        16    1
6 Tomas Banderas (DAR)       27    0
7 Glenn Gallaway (EUR)       20    0
8 Elliot Muir (AEL)          12    0
9 Lammert Broż (DAR)         11   -2

Elimination race
1 Donald Cassinger (EUR)      1
2 Olliver Constant (TAE)      2
3 Tomas Banderas (DAR)        3
4 Graham Edkins (KYP)         4
5 Glenn Gallaway (EUR)        5
6 Graham Bresnan (LEN)        6
7 Lammert Broż (DAR)          7
8 Elliot Muir (AEL)           8
9 Barend De Jongh (KYP)       9

AFTER DAY 1
1 Olliver Constant (TAE)  1  2  2    5
2 Donald Cassinger (EUR)  4  4  1    9
3 Tomas Banderas (DAR)	  3  6  3   12
4 Barend De Jongh (KYP)	  2  1  9   12
5 Graham Edkins (KYP)	  6  5  4   15
6 Graham Bresnan (LEN)    7  3  6   16
7 Glenn Gallaway (EUR)    5  7  5   17
8 Lammert Broż (DAR)      8  9  7   24
9 Elliot Muir (AEL)       9  8  8   25

Women's individual sprint
Qualifying round

Qualifying
 1 Kim Partridge (EUR)               11.006
 2 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)               11.187
 3 Órfhlaith Ní Mhaoilriain (ANC)    11.195
 4 Lauren Muller (KYP)               11.225
 5 Cindy Bowler (TAE)                11.383
 6 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)           11.385
 7 Samanta Pesaresi (DAR)            11.386
 8 Wendy Kyle (TAE)                  11.429
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 9 Dervla Fitzpatrick (ANC)          11.434
10 Yvette Buster (EUR)               11.456
11 Brianna Reece (DAR)               11.480
12 Elaine Andrews-Jones (LEN)        11.699

Quarter-finals

Race 1
  QF1
1 Wendy Kyle (TAE)                  11.173
2 Kim Partridge (EUR)               11.209

  QF2
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)               11.330
2 Samanta Pesaresi (DAR)            11.374

  QF3
1 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)           11.241
2 Órfhlaith Ní Mhaoilriain (ANC)    11.328

  QF4
1 Lauren Muller (KYP)               11.212
2 Cindy Bowler (TAE)                11.351

Race 2
  QF1
1 Kim Partridge (EUR)               11.249
2 Wendy Kyle (TAE)                  11.932

  QF2
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)               11.366 Q
2 Samanta Pesaresi (DAR)            11.939

  QF3
1 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)           11.312 Q
2 Órfhlaith Ní Mhaoilriain (ANC)    11.325

  QF4
1 Lauren Muller (KYP)               11.480 Q
2 Cindy Bowler (TAE)                12.089

Race 3
  QF1
1 Wendy Kyle (TAE)                  11.340 Q
2 Kim Partridge (EUR)               11.417

Semi-finals

Race 1
  SF1
1 Lauren Muller (KYP)        10.985
2 Wendy Kyle (TAE)           11.494

  SF2
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)        11.144
2 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)    11.232

Race 2
  SF1
1 Lauren Muller (KYP)        11.166 Q
2 Wendy Kyle (TAE)           11.699

  SF2
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)        11.007 Q
2 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)    11.060

Medal contests

Race 1
  Bronze medal contest
1 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)    11.184
2 Wendy Kyle (TAE)           11.490

  Gold medal contest
1 Lauren Muller (KYP)        11.149
2 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)        11.167

Race 2
  Bronze medal contest
1 Wendy Kyle (TAE)           11.311
2 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)    11.336

  Gold medal contest
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)        11.376
2 Lauren Muller (KYP)        11.405

Race 3
  Bronze medal contest
1 Sophia Whitehouse (AEL)    11.399 B
2 Wendy Kyle (TAE)           11.490

  Gold medal contest
1 Joke Ter Haar (KYP)        10.965 G
2 Lauren Muller (KYP)        11.024 S

Women's points race

1 Ellen Barker (EUR)          23    1
2 Georgina Wilson (KYP)       17    1
3 Ocilla Taklik (KYP)         29    0
4 Molly Mullan (ANC)          20    0
5 Tyra Jones (TAE)            14    0
6 Patricia Crisp (AEL)        13    0
7 Elaine Forrest (TAE)        12   -1
— Finola MacDonald (ANC)     DNF
  Tracey Mayweather (EUR)    DNF

Women's artistic qualifying

Individual all-around            Vault  U-Bars    Beam   Floor     TOTAL
 1 Nicole Babineaux (TAE)       15.950  16.800  16.075  15.625    64.450 Q
 2 Abigail Tennyson (TAE)       16.225  15.725  15.500  15.550    63.000 Q
 3 Anya Byedyevich (TAE)        15.350  15.925  15.375  15.975    62.625
 4 Latasha Lavigne (SAU)        15.900  14.775  16.050  14.625    61.350 Q
 5 Jennifer Dillion (MNG)       15.250  15.550  15.875  14.675    61.350 Q
 6 Merrilyn Marshall (SAU)      16.225  14.750  14.875  15.300    61.150 Q
 7 Madeline Carols (MNG)        15.325  14.875  14.750  15.750    60.700 Q
 8 Hannah Mattinson (EUR)       15.475  14.275  15.700  15.100    60.550 Q
 9 Cătălina Dragomir (TAE)      15.875  14.600  15.450  14.250    60.175
10 Laury Ellis (MNG)            15.025  13.975  15.775  15.375    60.150
11 Mia Valentine (MNG)          14.550  15.025  15.475  15.050    60.100
12 Marie Pavlov (DIX)           14.700  14.975  15.200  15.225    60.100 Q
13 Jane Maxwell (LEN)           14.750  14.950  14.250  15.350    59.300 Q
14 Concepta Close (DAR)         15.500  14.850  14.375  13.925    58.650 Q
15 Elisabeth Pavlolv (DIX)      14.975  14.650  14.800  14.125    58.550 Q
16 Phoebe Martin (AEL)          15.700  14.950  13.550  14.175    58.375 Q
17 Krystel Hamilton (AQL)       14.925  14.825  13.675  14.825    58.250
18 Anne Pavlov (DIX)            14.875  14.775  14.675  13.925    58.250
19 Eloise Murray (AQL)          14.125  15.325  14.350  14.425    58.225
20 Alexandra Rice (AEL)         14.325  14.675  14.350  14.850    58.200
21 Shania Rodriguez (LEN)       14.875  14.350  14.350  14.425    58.000
22 Shantell Simpson (AQL)       14.325  14.225  14.525  14.750    57.825
23 Bella Edwards (SAU)          14.025  14.100  14.550  15.050    57.725
24 May Tolden (EUR)             13.850  14.350  14.350  15.125    57.675
25 Charice Norbert (AQL)        13.475  14.300  14.650  15.175    57.600
26 Magdalene Dankowski (LEN)    14.225  13.800  15.075  14.450    57.550
27 Blejan Botterill (KYP)       15.150  14.400  13.150  14.775    57.475
28 Cass Burns (EUR)             14.700  14.025  14.525  14.125    57.375
29 Clarice O'Brien (DAR)        14.150  14.250  13.675  14.875    56.950
30 Devon Phillips (KYP)         14.175  14.225  14.300  14.100    56.800
31 Alex Costa (KYP)             14.025  13.475  14.200  15.075    56.775
32 Jade Ashley (DAR)            14.700  14.325  13.475  14.200    56.700
33 Roxanne Banister (SAU)       14.825  13.450  13.500  14.875    56.650
34 Maata Iupeli (KYP)           13.825  14.950  13.625  13.925    56.325
35 Mathilde Larra (AEL)         14.050  14.350  14.025  13.900    56.325
36 Zoë van Haanraats (DAR)      14.050  14.275  13.975  13.700    56.000
37 Charlotte Pavlov (DIX)       13.850  14.000  14.125  13.750    55.725
38 Rose Muillen (EUR)           14.225  12.750  13.125  15.475    55.575
39 Eva Bentley (AEL)            13.675  12.750  14.875  13.825    55.125
40 Morgan Kovitowa (LEN)        12.550  14.125  14.100  13.400    54.175

Individual event qualifiers
Vault
Abigail Tennyson (TAE)	16.225
Merrilyn Marshall (SAU)	16.225
Nicole Babineaux (TAE)	15.950
Latasha Lavigne (SAU)	15.900
Phoebe Martin (AEL)	15.700
Concepta Close (DAR)	15.500
Hannah Mattinson (EUR)	15.475
Madeline Carols (MNG)	15.325

Uneven bars
Nicole Babineaux (TAE)	16.800
Anya Byedyevich (TAE)	15.925
Jennifer Dillion (MNG)	15.550
Eloise Murray (AQL)	15.325
Mia Valentine (MNG)	15.025
Marie Pavlov (DIX)	14.975
Phoebe Martin (AEL)	14.950
Jane Maxwell (LEN)	14.950
Maata Iupeli (KYP)	14.950

Beam
Nicole Babineaux (TAE)	  16.075
Latasha Lavigne (SAU)	  16.050
Jennifer Dillion (MNG)    15.875
Laury Ellis (MNG)         15.775
Hannah Mattinson (EUR)	  15.700
Abigail Tennyson (TAE)	  15.500
Marie Pavlov (DIX)	  15.200
Magdalene Dankowski (LEN) 15.075

Floor
Anya Byedyevich (TAE)	15.975
Madeline Carols (MNG)	15.750
Nicole Babineaux (TAE)	15.625
Rose Muillen (EUR)	15.475
Laury Ellis (MNG)	15.375
Jane Maxwell (LEN)	15.350
Merrilyn Marshall (SAU)	15.300
Marie Pavlov (DIX)	15.225

Team all-around qualifying
TAE	250.250
MNG	242.300
SAU	236.875
DIX	232.625
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EUR	231.175
LEN	229.025
DAR	228.300
KYP	227.375

Men's 100m butterfly

Heats
 1 Eduardo Salvador (SRG)       50.87
 2 Marc Sarasola (SRG)          51.08
 3 Raj Pootan (PHL)             51.10
 4 Umar Tariq (EFL)             51.28
 5 Dezi Macy (SAU)              51.44
 6 Drew Arnold (TAE)            51.70
 7 Harry Drike (EFL)            51.71
 8 Cole Sacek (MNG)             51.77
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 9 Richard Travis (EUR)         51.91
   Gus Williams (MNG)           51.91
11 Ronan Lynch (AEL)            51.99
12 Tommy Coryn (TAE)            52.08
13 Shelley Armstrong (DAR)      52.33

Men's 200m freestyle

Final
1 Sebastian Parsley (TAE)    1:45.12
2 Curtis Rakes (EUR)         1:45.23
3 Emyr Llwyd (AEL)           1:45.27
4 Umar Tariq (EFL)           1:45.51
5 Subodh Silverwell (TXV)    1:45.66
6 Alejandro Álvarez (SRG)    1:46.34
7 Cole Sacek (MNG)           1:46.75
8 Doc Newton (MNG)           1:46.84

Men's 200m individual medley

Heats
 1 Gus Williams (MNG)         1:57.81
 2 Finn McLennan (AEL)        1:58.03
 3 Rubén Fonseca (SRG)        1:58.19
 4 Jimmy Sanchez (TAE)        1:59.20
 5 Shelley Armstong (DAR)     1:59.38
 6 Alex Reol (TAE)            1:59.39
 7 Keefe Leyton (SAU)         1:59.57
 8 Seth Jones (KYP)           1:59.82
 9 Umar Tariq (EFL)           1:59.88
10 Adam Fulle (MNG)           2:00.21
11 Amado Mula (SRG)           2:00.31
12 Steven Mayter (EUR)        2:00.76
13 Cornelius Odecrah (PHL)    2:00.89

Men's 4x100m freestyle relay

Heats
 1 Umar Tariq/Jaber Hakmi/Abdul Rauf/Harry Drike (EFL)                  3:12.47
 2 Cole Sacek/Gus Williams/Doc Newton/JP West (MNG)                     3:12.61
 3 Kiké Estrada/Omar Rodríguez/Eron Tejeda/Marc Sarasola (SRG)          3:12.97
 4 Anonymous (TXV)                                                      3:13.48
   Sebastian Parsley/Boris Sage/Andrew Rosemary/Lysander Thyme (TAE)    3:13.48
 6 Franck Zino/Calvin Böhmer/Robert Salomon/Udi Voss (DAR)              3:14.10
 7 Dane Whitaker/Keefe Leyton/Patrice Mallory/Jeannot Travers (SAU)     3:14.30
 8 Adam Ramsbottom/Barry Donaghue/Terry Messina/Curtis Rakes (EUR)      3:14.84
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 9 Dennis Stockheim/Carlos Lee/Seth Jones/Carl Friern (KYP)             3:15.93
10 Matthew McClure/Eoin McCarthy/Ronan Lynch/Archie Gillies (AEL)       3:16.21

Final
1 Adam Ramsbottom/Barry Donaghue/Terry Messina/Curtis Rakes (EUR)      3:08.56
2 Anonymous (TXV)                                                      3:10.27
3 Sebastian Parsley/Boris Sage/Andrew Rosemary/Lysander Thyme (TAE)    3:10.76
4 Cole Sacek/Gus Williams/Doc Newton/JP West (MNG)                     3:11.24
5 Kiké Estrada/Omar Rodríguez/Eron Tejeda/Marc Sarasola (SRG)          3:11.70
6 Franck Zino/Calvin Böhmer/Robert Salomon/Udi Voss (DAR)              3:12.49
7 Dane Whitaker/Keefe Leyton/Patrice Mallory/Jeannot Travers (SAU)     3:12.69
8 Umar Tariq/Jaber Hakmi/Abdul Rauf/Harry Drike (EFL)                  3:12.81

Women's 100m backstroke

Final
1 Evelyn Jones (TAE)          59.10
  Joséphine Durand (SAU)      59.10
3 Monica Fortney (EUR)        59.17
4 Lea Losada (SRG)            59.21
5 Avery Williams (MNG)        59.38
6 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       59.39
7 Maria Cortez (SRG)          59.56
8 Ashley Unit (MNG)           59.58

Women's 200m breaststroke was already scorinated. Another boo-boo to add to the SIZE (Seriously Incomprehensible Zube Errors) collection.

Women's 200m butterfly

Heats
 1 Mireia Martell (SRG)     2:06.22
 2 Adriana Abarca (SRG)     2:06.53
 3 Adeela Raheel (EFL)      2:07.98
 4 Astrid Page (SAU)        2:08.24
 5 Katy Cordon (EUR)        2:08.34
 6 Jen Garden (TAE)         2:08.40
 7 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)    2:08.45
 8 Perty Avalar (TAE)       2:08.52
 9 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)    2:08.58
10 Ellis Soul (MNG)         2:09.53
11 Cese Giisost (KYP)       2:10.89

Final
1 Adriana Abarca (SRG)     2:04.11
2 Astrid Page (SAU)        2:04.59
3 Mireia Martell (SRG)     2:04.88
4 Perty Avalar (TAE)       2:06.47
5 Jen Garden (TAE)         2:07.18
6 Adeela Raheel (EFL)      2:07.26
7 Cherie Mcdonald (MNG)    2:07.34
8 Katy Cordon (EUR)        2:07.54

Women's 100m freestyle

Final
1 Ashley Unit (MNG)           53.84
2 Adeela Raheel (EFL)         54.14
3 Unnur Sigurdsson (KYP)      54.15
4 Ellin Donwald (MNG)         54.18
5 Arianne Deniau (SAU)        54.22
6 Derval O'Reilly (ANC)       54.30
7 Iris Williams (KYP)         54.31

Men's 69kg

1 Viktor Missionary (TAE)        333
2 Stijn van den Akker (KYP)      314
3 François Dubreuil (LEN)        308
4 Sergio Flores (AQL)            291
5 Gerhard Mekkel (EUR)           289
6 Gorane Lagos (SRG)             281
7 Cearbhall Spooner (DAR)        263
— Michael Robles (PHL)           DNF

AFTER DAY 3                     G	S	B	T
Eura (EUR)			6	3	5	14
Sargossa (SRG)			5	6	4	15
The Kytler Peninsulae (KYP)	5	6	3	14
Taeshan (TAE)			4	2	5	11
Aquiliana (AQL)			4	1	2	7
Saugeais (SAU)			3	5	1	9
Mangolana (MNG)			2	1	2	5
Aels (AEL)			1	2	5	8
Liventia (LEN)			1	0	2	3
Phalnia (PHL)			1	0	2	3
Darmen (DAR)			0	2	1	3
Eastfield Lodge (EFL)		0	1	1	2
Taxhavn (TXV)			0	1	1	2
Ancharmunn (ANC)		0	0	1	1

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