I Games of The Melayu Olympiad (IC - RP/ROSTER/RESULT)

by **Pemecutan** » Sun Feb 21, 2021 6:38 pm

This is the IC thread for I Games of The Melayu Olympiad or unofficially known as I GOTMO. Accepted delegations are hereby able to post their delegation roster, name of officials, national anthem, flag bearer and other RP in this thread. Please noted that posted in this thread is strictly In-Character. Information about host cities, event details, the venues and of course event result are also posted here by the hosts.

Accepted NOCs

SCHEDULE
Event in Red is held in Pemecutan Puri, Event in Blue is held in Kota Lama
For the cut off Time, Event in Red; 1 - 3 AM UTC (9 - 11 AM UTC +8), Event in Blue; 2 - 4 PM UTC (10 - 12 PM UTC +8)

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 200m Backstroke Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 200m Backstroke Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 200m Breaststroke Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 200m Breaststroke Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100m Butterfly Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100m Butterfly Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 800m Freestyle Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 800m Freestyle Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 5
AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 5
ATHLETICS - Men's 5000 m Heat
ATHLETICS - Women's 5000 m Heat
ATHLETICS - Men's 200 m Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's 200 m Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's 400 m Hurdles Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Men's Hammer Throw Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's Hammer Throw Final (MEDAL)
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Match Day 2
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 5
BOXING - Men's Middleweight Round 1
BOXING - Men's Super Heavyweight Round 1
BOXING - Men's Featherweight Semi Final
BOXING - Men's Lightweight Semi Final
BOXING - Men's Light Heavyweight Final (MEDAL)
BOXING - Men's Heavyweight Final (MEDAL)
CANOEING - SPRINT - Men's K-1 200 m Final (MEDAL)
CANOEING - SPRINT - Women's K-1 200 m Final (MEDAL)
CYCLING - ROAD - Women's Road Race Final (MEDAL)
FOOTBALL - Women's Match Day 3
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Men's Individual Floor Apparatus Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Men's Individual Pommel Horse Apparatus Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Men's Individual Rings Apparatus Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Women's Individual Vault Apparatus Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Women's Individual Uneven Bars Apparatus Final (Medal)
ROWING - Men's Single Sculls Repechage
ROWING - Women's Single Sculls Repechage
ROWING - Men's Double Sculls Heat
ROWING - Women's Double Sculls Heat
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 5
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 4
VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR - Men's Play-in (Southern Palm Islands vs Zodis Ceres)
VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR - Women's Match Final (MEDAL)

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 50m Freestyle Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 50m Freestyle Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 1500m Freestyle Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 1500m Freestyle Heat
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 200m Butterfly Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 200m Butterfly Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100m Freestyle Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100m Freestyle Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 4x100m Medley Relay Final (Medal)
AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 7
AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 7
ATHLETICS - Men's 100 m Heat and Repechage
ATHLETICS - Women's 100 m Heat
ATHLETICS - Men's Triple Jump Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's Triple Jump Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Men's Javelin Throw Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's Javelin Throw Final (MEDAL)
ATHLETICS - Women's 3000 m Steeplechase Final (MEDAL)
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Semi Final
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 7
BOXING - Men's Middleweight Final (MEDAL)
BOXING - Men's Super Heavyweight Final (MEDAL)
BOXING - Women's Flyweight Round 1
BOXING - Women's Featherweight Round 1
BOXING - Women's Middleweight Round 1
CANOEING - SPRINT - Men's C-1 1000 m Final (MEDAL)
CANOEING - SPRINT - Women's C-1 200 m Final (MEDAL)
CYCLING - ROAD - Women's Time Trial Final (MEDAL)
FOOTBALL - Women's Final (MEDAL)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Men's Individual All-Around Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Women's Individual All-Around Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Men's Team All-Around Final (Medal)
GYMNASTICS - ARTISTIC - Women's Team All-Around Final (Medal)
JUDO - Men's Over 100 kg Round 1
JUDO - Women's Over 78 kg Round 1
JUDO - Men's 60 kg Final (MEDAL)
JUDO - Women's 48 kg Final (MEDAL)
ROWING - Men's Coxless Pair Heat
ROWING - Women's Coxless Pair Heat
ROWING - Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechage
ROWING - Women's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechage
ROWING - Men's Double Sculls Final (MEDAL)
ROWING - Women's Double Sculls Final (MEDAL)
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Final (MEDAL)
VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR - Men's Match Day 2

by **Pemecutan** » Sun Feb 21, 2021 6:38 pm

About the Country

Pemecutan, officially United Kingdom of Pemecutan is an island nation located in south central of the region Melayu Archipelago. Have no land border with any other country but it shares a maritime border with a number of countries such as Eraman, Suvarnadvipa, Southern Palm Islands and Sharktail. With an area of 30,000 km² and a population of 12.6 millions (2010 census), the country is quite dense. It is a unitary parliamentary elective monarchy with the current Head of State is lead by King Mangu XI from State of Kanginan. It is consists of 6 states, Tambangan, Ulunusa, Kauripan, Jimbarwana, Kanginan and Soracana Islands and also 2 Federal Cities, Pemecutan Puri and Batubulan.

About the City

For I Games of The Melayu Olympiad, Pemecutan is team up with their neighbor, Sharktail. The capital, Pemecutan Puri is selected as the co-host for the event. The city is established in 1951 following the creation of a capital city for the new country, Giri Federation, the predecessor of Pemecutan. It was created by merging the old capital, Tegeh Kori with the surrounding villages and it was named Tegeh Kori, based on its main village. It was change it's name in 1978 into Pemecutan Puri following the creation of Pemecutan in 1966. A major change was happen in 2020 as the country is going through a huge Administrative Reorganization. The capital, Pemecutan Puri is also being affected. After this process, Pemecutan Puri is enlarged almost fourth its previous size with the population doubling.

Pemecutan Puri or Puri for short (officially Federal City of Pemecutan Puri) is the capital and the second largest city in Pemecutan. Located in the confluence of Pacung and Apuan River, both are top 10 longest rivers in the country, Pemecutan Puri has long been the site of former and ancient capital of the area. The city has 279 km² in area with more than 800,000 population making it among the densely populated cities in the country and in the region. After the 2020 Reorganization, Puri can be divided into 3 districts and 50 villages. The 3 districts are Tegeh Kori, Celagigendong and Pemeregan.

The Venues

As Pemecutan Puri is the co-host, most of the venues for the events are located within the city limit. The main venue is Tegeh Kori Sports Complex. Built in 1956, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex is an integrated sports facilities located in Tegal Arum village, Pemecutan Puri. It is the oldest sports facility in the country is also the most complex in the country. The main venue is Tegeh Kori Stadium with its 40,000 capacity. Home for Pemecutan National Football Team and also Pesepur Pemecutan Puri. Another 3 venues from the sports complex are also selected as the events venue. They are Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Yowana Mandala Stadium and Giri Arena. There are 2 other venues that are located in Pemecutan Puri although outside Tegeh Kori Sports Complex. Karanganyar Stadium in Karangananyar village and Celagi Tennis Park in Celagigendong district. Other selected venues are Lake Pacung (Pemedilan), Mandala Krida Stadium (Tambapuri) and Jematang Marina Waterfront (Jematang).

Most of the venues are existing venues with some works needed for small maintenance of the facilities. Here are the detail information of the venues;

Venue	Location	Sport	Capacity
Tegeh Kori National Stadium	Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri	Opening Ceremony, Archery	40,000
Segaramadu Aquatic Center	Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri	Swimming, Diving	16,000
Giri Arena	Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri	Gymnastic	8,000
Yowana Mandala Stadium	Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri	Basketball, Sepaktakraw	6,000
Karanganyar Stadium	Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri	Boxing, Basketball 3x3	6,000
Celagi Tennis Park	Celagigendong District, Pemecutan Puri	Tennis	10,000 (Main Court)
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park	Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri	Artistic Swimming, Water Polo	10,000
Mandala Krida Stadium	Tambapuri District, Tambapuri	Basketball, Sepaktakraw	8,000
Lake Pacung Water Park	Pemedilan District, Pemedilan	Rowing	10,000
Jematang Marina Waterfront	Abasan District, Jematang	Swimming (Marathon)	12,000

Transportation and Accommodation

As an island country, foreigners can come to the country from air or sea. The main airport of the country is Puri International Airport which located in the capital about 13 km from the city center. By sea, there are numerous seaport where foreigners can select based on their destination is. For this event, Puri International Airport is prepared to accept delegations and officials from all over the region. All of the athletes and officials are given a special entry visa to ease their enter to the country. For country that wants to enter Pemecutan via sea, they can bounded from their home seaport into Jematang Port which is the closest passenger seaport to connect to the capital. After arriving at Jematang Port, they will be escorted to the capital via bus or train.

The organizer has prepare Tegeh Kori Athlete Village as the main accommodation for the athletes and officials. The apartment complex can house 2,000 athletes and officials. This accommodation is located in Tegeh Kori Sports Complex where most of the events are held. For events outside Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, the organizer is preparing a shuttle bus where the athletes and officials can use. These buses have a special timeline and route which is in coincidence with all the events outside of Tegeh Kori Sports Complex so it doesn't bound with the local bus timetable. For back up accommodation, the organizer is preparing several hotels for the athletes and officials where they can stay there for free (as all the accommodations are covered by the organizer). These accommodation includes, D'Uma Puri Hotel & Resorts, The Bale Jematang Hotel, Tambapuri Jineng Hotels, EcoZen Dangin Kori Boutique Hotel, Tambangan Focus by UBJ-Bluethorn and others. For spectators and fans, there are also a wide range of hotels and accommodations across the city from backpacker type accommodation to 5-stars hotel.

The organizer is always preparing the meal for the athletes and officials which are staying at Tegeh Kori Athlete Village. Halal foods and vegetarian menu are also in the menu to give a wider selection for the athletes and officials reside at Tegeh Kori Athlete Village. For spectators and fans, the city is packed with numerous cafes and restaurants with a wide range of selection. From local taste restaurants to international franchise. For sightseeing, the spectators can venture into Campuhan area (Campuhan, Campuhan Kangin, Campuhan Kauh, Ulun Subak, Subak Abian and Tegal Gede villages). These villages are known for their entertainment centers including cafes, restaurants, theaters, art centers, museums and of course shopping centers. The city is also home for several historical buildings where the spectators can visits. These includes Tegeh Kori Palace, Karanganyar Palace, Ukiran Palace, Campuhan Palace, Jagadnatha Temple, Campuhan Avenue, Celagi Castle, Pemeregan Castle, etc.

by **Sharktail** » Sun Feb 21, 2021 6:41 pm

About the Country

Sharktail, officially The Sultanate of Sharktail is a small island country in the Melayu Archipelago with a population of 5,680,760. It lies south of Samudera Darussalam in the Melayu Mainland and the island nation of Eraman, west of Pemecutan and north of Southern Palm Islands.

Blue is the national colour of Sharktail and it is represented in the national flag. The colour of blue symbolizes the sea as it plays a major part in Sharktail culture.

Red is the official royal colour of Sharktail and it is represented with a red star in the national flag. Red will be worn by the royals in an official ceremony and the citizens are required to wear red when the country is mourning.

About the City

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Kota Lama is one of the most well known city among the tourist and global. It because of this city involvement in International Sport. Kota Lama is one of the unique places in Sharktail and is the second most important city in Sharktail. If you think about Sharktail for a while, the Kota Lama is a city that is often used by the government and outsiders to organize events. Basically, the Kota Lama was the capital of the Sharktail in the past. Before the advancement of Kota Sultan, the capital for the present Sharktail, Kota Lama was the center of government. All meetings, international gatherings, including the Sultan's official residence are here. After the capital was transferred to Kota Sultan, Kota Lama was not left alone. Kota Lama was later developed as a tourist attraction. The only airport in Sharktail, Kota Lama National Airport has been upgraded to have more modern infrastructure facilities. Apart from that, the city of Kota Lama is also intensifying efforts to further develop Kota Lama. To keep the city a tourist attraction, several overseas companies are offered to expand their markets here.

The main focus of development in Kota Lama since the end of this period is to upgrade and increase international sports facilities. Among the results that can be seen from this development plan is the construction of the Sharktail Football Complex as well as the Stadium Biru which was completed before the World Cup qualifiers 86. Development continued with the demolition of Pekan Sejati Badminton Hall and was built on the same site, a new badminton hall and the Sharktail Badminton Academy. Among the improvements made is the increase in the number of badminton courts from two to four in addition to the use of court surfaces that meet international standards. The Badminton Hall was later named the Mahkota Badminton Hall which was inspired by Tengku Muhammad Hazim. The third project for the development of Kota Lama Sports City which has just been completed recently is the Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sports Complex, his father to Sultan Ahmad Ikram. The complex, which was built 15 years ago during the reign of Sultan Burhan, is now equipped with complete facilities such as volleyball halls, tennis courts, taekwondo halls, boxing halls and swimming pools. The complex is also equipped with complete training facilities for athletes in athletics.

The Venues

Venue	Location	Sport	Capacity
Kota Lama Athletic Arena	Batas Pecah District, Kota Lama.	Closing Ceremony, Athletic	50,000
Mahkota Badminton Hall	, Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complexs, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama	Badminton	8,500
Dewan Permata, Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complex	Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complexs, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama	Judo	4,000
Volleyball Hall	Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complexs, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama	Indoor Volleyball	7,000
Stadium Biru	Jerami Sport City, Kota Lama	Football(Final only)	70,000
Kota Lama Park	Batu Cangkuk District,Kota Lama	Football	30,000
Tasik Putih	Jerami District, Kota Lama	Canoeing	open
Pantai Pasir Biru	Pasir Biru District, Kota Lama	Beach Volleyball	7,000
Kota Sultan Arena	Pekan Cherana, Kota Sultan	Football	25,000
Stadium National Seri Meranti	Pekan Bisik, Kuala Town	Football	26,000
Lembah Gunung	Perai Bubu City	Cycling	open side the road

Transportation and Accommodation

Of course what is in question to all is the convenience of accommodation and transportation to all. For the organization of large-scale tournaments like this, of course it will require careful research. The Olympic Sharktail federation has done its best to ensure everything goes smoothly. For the accommodation of the athletes, Straw Sport City will be the main accommodation center for the contingent. All preparations have been completed including accommodation, gym center facilities for each contingent and various other needs. For accommodation outside Lamapula City, the Olympic team is working with Sharktail's leading domestic hotel chain, Dani Inn to provide accommodation facilities in other cities involved. In addition, in terms of nutrition, the Olympic Sharktail will conduct a daily inspection every time the food is served to ensure the level of cleanliness and quality and avoid any problems arise. For services to the stadium, each contingent will be taken to the venue by bus provided at their accommodation according to their respective countries.

Not to be forgotten in the line of visitors, Dani Inn has provided room rental facilities throughout the tournament. All Dani Inn hotel chains will provide the best service for all visitors both from within the country and abroad. To avoid congestion, in line with the organization of prestigious sports, the Olympic team launched the campaign 'Let's Practice a Healthy Lifestyle'. Visitors are encouraged to walk while entering the competition venue zone as well as bicycles for rent at very cheap prices.

by **Central Shaneville** » Mon Feb 22, 2021 7:16 am

CENTRAL SHANEVILLE LOOK AHEAD TO "NEW ADVENTURES"
Central Shaneville's sporting history on an international level so far has been nothing to write home about as the island nation continues to look for a sport they can do well in, this is partly the reason the Shaneville Sports Association put forward the delegation saying "We look forward to these games and with not many nations we predict a very close few weeks of competition."

Elsewhere in Central Shaneville - the athletes are training hard and the domestic sports programme continues to take shape even though it seems to change every year for reasons the Shaneville Sports Association have not stated, despite this (like at many multi-sport events) some athletes have commited to more than one sport during these games which the SSA believe will encourage the people of Central Shaneville to get active, there is also definitely a youthful side to this delegation over experience.

Now with all that being said, lets have a look at the delegation that Central Shaneville will bring.
ATHLETICS - 100m, 200m and 110m Hurdles
We start with the Athletics events and over in Central Shaneville there are two household names known for their, at times, almost superhuman speed over short distances those being Jordan Berry and Georgina Adam, the two are joined by Max Popple - a protege of the Central Shaneville sports academy, Popple is unproven in a big event situation however wants to do well and maybe even outperform his teammates.

Central Shaneville have also stuck too a short distance training programme meaning we wont see any field events or long distance runs from the delegation as Athletics is not a "top-tier" sport in Central Shaneville according to the SSA.

BASKETBALL
Central Shaneville will utilize their International Basketball Cup 30 squad which scored some big wins in the tournament despite exiting the tournament in the group stage, the men's team looks like this.
Starting Squad
PG - Trey Monroe
SG - Karl Anderson
C - Timmy Hansen
SF - Zlatan Ekstrom
PF - Joe Powell

Reserves
SG - Taylor van Ginsburg
C - Jorge Pedrosa
SF - Jamie Whincup
PF - Mattias Garcia
PG - Kevin Hansen

The Men's 3x3 team looks like this
- Trey Monroe
- Timmy Hansen
- Zlatan Ekstrom

Basketball is an established sport in Central Shaneville following their moderate success in the IBC30 tournament with a womens team even being created for these games to see if the sport's popularity can reach even more people.

The Women's squad looks like this with Macleod, Morrisson and Newgarden taking part in the 3v3 tournament.
PG - Rebecca Macleod
SG - Marcella McCarthy
C - Christine Morrisson
SF - Ashley Newgarden
PF - Brooklyn Taylor

Whilst the womens team is a massive unknown, the people of Central Shaneville will definitely try and get behind them once they step out onto the court.

CYCLING
Cycling is another sport in Central Shaneville that has yet to take off in popularity but has a cult following hense why the island nation is bringing athletes to both
road and track disciplines in this tournament with Kevin Long and Dave McCormick taking the road cycling duties in the Road Race and Time Trial whilst
Jack Lawton, Owain Cottam, Shane Wray and Sam Wray will take the fight to the other nations on the track with the Keirin, Omnium, Sprint, Team Pursuit and
Team Sprint events all on the agenda for the Central Shaneville Track Cycling team.

FOOTBALL
Football is one of the biggest sports in Central Shaneville and just like in Basketball - a new womens team has been created in Football in Central Shaneville and again they aim to do well, however the big story comes from the men's team
who are in a bit of a mess right now following manager Jay Bucks' failure at the World Cup to keep up his promises of qualifying to the board. Bucks, a controversial figure around the
world, says he will leave the team if the Central Shaneville men's team dont put on a "good enough" performance at this tournament (he has said this many times before and never
followed through with it making the team question what his true goals actually are.)

The men's team remains unchanged from their World Cup Qualifying campaign:
COACH/MANAGER: Jay Bucks
ASSISTANT MANAGER: Cam Meister
PHYSIO/DOCTOR: Stephen Hyde
TYPICAL FORMATION: 4-4-2

MAIN LINEUP
GK - James Penford
LB - Luke Graham
CB - Danny Weaire
CB - Anthony Wessels
RB - Brandon Ekins
CAM - Danny Staniar
CAM - Shane Wray
LW - Spencer Owen
RW - Sam Wray
ST - David Vujanic
ST - Josh Smith

RESERVES/SUBS
GK - Jordan Berry
D - Lewis Young
D - Tommy Vance
M - Daniel Cutting
M - Olly Kenyon
M - Jeff Shreeves
F - Taylor Anderson

Central Shaneville is also known for its football "Waving Flag" walk on song which makes them unique in a way.

JUDO
Another "background" sport in Central Shaneville, the martial arts scene is definitely limited hense why the nation only brought forward two competitors from a wide range of people, those being Lewis Young and Mollie Martyn - Young is known throughout Central Shaneville for his short kickboxing career however Judo is very different but Young says he is confident he can go toe to toe with the best in the game if he puts his mind to it.

ROWING
Some say that rowing is the worst sport out there and that its boring and stuff like that however, like many nations, Central Shaneville doesn't see that way and neither do Mattias Kristoffersson and Sebastien Neuville who will take to the water in the Single and Double Sculls events, Rowing in Central Shaneville is another developing sport with Rowing clubs becoming an ever so popular past time in the summer.

SEPAKTAKRAW
A practically non existant sport in Central Shaneville, despite this the island nation is putting forward a mens and womens team as the SSA said "We continually look for new sports, we don't know how good we are at something until we try it." so with this being a sort of experiment how serious will the Central Shaneville teams be and can they even scratch the surface of this sport?

TENNIS
Alot of Central Shaneville tennis players have previously featured in tournaments like the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia, all with limited success but that doesn't stop them coming to these games to prove themselves against other neighbouring nations - Joe Crawford springs to mind when looking at the tennis team as he represented Central Shaneville in 2 winter olympic games, he says "By winter im a Skiier/snowboarder but by spring/summer im a tennis player."

VOLLEYBALL
Indoor Volleyball is another practically unknown sport in Central Shaneville as the Shaneville Sports Association continues its experimental programme to try and boost the domestic sport calendar of the nation, sadly as not much Volleyball is played in Central Shaneville at this present moment not alot can be said about this event.

WATER POLO
Water Polo is a sport that is played in Central Shaneville and the people love it as games in Central Shaneville tend to be quite aggressive and action packed which is entertaining to say the least, once again a mens and womens team have been selected and are ready to take on the games.

And with that there is a look at the Central Shaneville delegation, be sure to stay tuned as this relatively unknown team begins "a journey of self discovery."

by **Eraman** » Wed Feb 24, 2021 2:37 pm

THE KINGDOM OF ERAMAN
THE ERAMAN (ERM) DELEGATION TO THE I GAMES OF THE MELAYU OLYMPIAD

BASIC INFORMATION
Nation: The Kingdom of Eraman
Trigram: ERM
Demonym: Eramanian
National Anthem: My Homeland Eraman
Official Broadcaster: Radio Television Eraman
Flag Bearer: Rawa Aksara (Aquatic, Canoeing, Sailing)

ROLEPLAY PERMISSIONS:
Choose My Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes.
RP Injuries to My Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to My Players: Yes.
Godmod Other Events: Yes.

by **Eraman** » Wed Feb 24, 2021 4:11 pm

GOTMO 1.1: THE TARGET

The first Games of The Melayu Olympiad is a historical event. It is the first time a region-wide multi-discipline sports event is held in Melayu Archipelago. 10 nations from across the region will participate.

The participating nations are the 3 giants of northern Melayu mainland; Acastanha, Sendhang, and Zodis Ceres, the southern and easternmost country in the region, Central Shaneville, the 4 former ancient Sripala kingdom states; Eraman, Pemecutan, Sharktail, and Southern Palm Islands from the southern archipelago as well as its neighbors, Bucklin and Kencana.

The prime minister, Tun Sengalang Petara had set the target of topping the medal tally of the I Games of The Melayu Olympiad. Is it possible?

There is no record to compare with as it is the first time this event is held but Eraman had participated in 2 Olympics before. They did well in their debut in the Free Republics winning 8 gold, 3 silver, and 6 bronze medals finishing 15th in the medal tally. Eraman was the best Melayu Archipelago nation in Free Republics.

Their second participation in the Olympics was in Banija and Liventia. They only managed to get 2 gold, 6 silver, and 10 bronze medals finishing 39th in the medal tally. Eraman was the second-best Melayu Archipelago nation in Banija and Liventia behind Pemecutan who won 3 gold, 4 silver, and 5 bronze medals.

So is it possible? Yes, it is very much possible but their main challenger will be the host nation itself and their neighbor, Pemecutan. Other nations that might put a challenge on the medal tally are Acastanha, Sharktail, Sendhang, and Zodis Ceres. The rest of the participating nations; Bucklin, Central Shaneville, Kencana and Southern Palm Islands are not expected to top the medal tally as they had sent a small delegation.

by **Pemecutan** » Thu Feb 25, 2021 6:58 pm

UNITED PEMECUTAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
DETAIL DELEGATION OF PEMECUTAN

BASIC INFORMATION
Official Name: United Kingdom of Pemecutan
Common Name: Pemecutan
Trigram: PCU
Head of State: King Mangu X of Kanginan
Head of Government: Patih Agung Ngurah Agung Kusumajaya
Ministry of Tourism, Youth and Sports: Ngurah Agung Adi Prabawa
Head of Delegation: Putu Juni Artawan
Official Broadcaster: Giri Broadcasting Company (GBC)
Flag Bearer: Gede Adi Jayadi (Rowing)

Management Information
Manager: Komang Panca Septiawan
Head Coach: Agus Pambudi
Assistant Coach: Made Dwi Partha
Medic Head: Ngurah Agung Yudana

The Players

No   Players               Age    Pos    Club
1   Komang Agus Satriawan   30    C     Pedungan
2   Reihan Karyadi          26    C     Sebelanga
15  Made Putra Ananda       25    C     Balun
7   Darma Putrajaya         24    PF    Sebelanga
6   Oka Satriaguna          25    PF    Penyaringan
4   Indra Giri Putra        23    PF    Titih
9   Gede Weda Darmawan      27    SF    Binoh
3   Kadek Artha Sanjaya     27    SF    Pedungan
12  Hasan Ibrahim           24    SF    Titih
13  Restu Septiandi         27    SG    Balun
8   Seto Hadi Wijaya        23    SG    Pemogan
10  Jaya Kusuma             22    SG    Penyaringan
5   Wisnu Wibawa            24    PG    Binoh
11  Putu Bagus Wirawan      23    PG    Titih
14  Nuraiman Sastra Wijaya  28    PG    Pemogan
Starting Line Up in Blue

The Jersey

Home Jersey	Away Jersey

Management
Manager: Putu Agus Diwandana
Head Coach: Komang Arya Wirasutha
Assistant Coach: Nathalia Rahayu
Medic: Luh Putu Widiari

Uniform
Uniform 1: Black Shirt with Red Shorts
Uniform 2: Red Shirt with White Shorts
Libero Uniform: Black-White Checkerboard Shirt with White Shorts

Main Line Up
Name                     Age   Pos                Club
#1 Putu Dewi Astari       29   Sitter            Ubung Mariner
#2 Eka Sukmawati          26   Libero            Campuhan Royal
#3 Paula Marui            27   Middle blocker    Ubung Mariner
#4 Indah Yulianti         25   Middle blocker    Titih Sailor
#5 Komang Ayu Pertiwi     26   Outside hitter    Campuhan Royal
#6 Lidya Gandarsih        28   Opposite hitter   Kepaon Riviera

Reserve
Name                     Age   Pos                Club
#7 Sandra Haris           25   Sitter            Titih Sailor
#12 Kadek Larasanthi      26   Sitter            Peguyangan Archer
#8 Dyah Ayu Rahmayanti    27   Libero            Ubung Mariner
#13 Rahma Ayu Purwono     25   Libero            Kepaon Riviera
#9 Luh Putu Chandra Asih  28   Middle blocker    Campuhan Royal
#14 Tantri Hilmawan       25   Middle blocker    Ubung Mariner
#10 Weda Setyarini        23   Outside hitter    Peguyangan Archer
#15 Maya Lestari          28   Outside hitter    Balun Heightens
#11 Indri Tantowi         29   Opposite hitter   Pohgading Climber
#16 Kadek Prabawangsa     24   Opposite hitter   Tonja Hammerhead

by **Southern Palm Islands** » Fri Feb 26, 2021 11:03 pm

SOUTHERN PALM ISLANDS NATIONAL TEAM

Manager: Sembara Bunian (Eraman)
Demonym: Palmyran
Trigamme: SPI
Football Governing Body: Southern Palm Islands Football Association (SPIFA)
Nickname: Blue Palms
Sponsors: MA Spice Board and SPI Tourism

Southern Palm Islands is an island country located in Melayu Archipelago. It is also known as Palm Islands or SPI. In ancient time, it was part of the Sripala Kingdom alongside Eraman (Northern Palm Islands), Sharktail (Western Palm Islands) and Pemecutan (Eastern Palm Islands).

The Southern Palm Islands was then used as a trading post for Malayalee traders from Indusse. The trading post grew so big over time until the Malayalee outnumbered the native Austronesians in the islands. It is now the only Malayalee-majority nation in Melayu Archipelago.

Southern Palm Islands Football Association (SPIFA) is the main organization behind the development of football in Southern Palm Islands. The SPIFA is one of the emerging nations in Melayu Archipelago. With the success of Eraman and Sharktail in international level, SPIFA finally decided to send the national team to compete with the rest of the world.

STARTING XI:
GK 1 Rawat Khan
DF 16 Peter Feachell
DF 5 Michael Darmraj
DF 64 Krish Nathan
DF 9 Rana Shariyar
MD 25 Rupwant Das
MD 51 Liam Torus
MD 6 Pelvin Brothasear
MD 13 Milen Krishn
ST 10 Daniel Plascas (c)
ST 7 Peter Plascas

BENCH:
GK 2 Saif Saini
DF 37 Godvin Temptsone
DF 93 Bakaht Ali
MD 11 Dhanvat Das
MD 3 Joe Maskin
ST 17 Ratwanarayana
ST Moin Abdul Shah

ROLEPLAY PERMISSIONS:
Choose My Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes.
RP Injuries to My Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to My Players: Yes.
Godmod Other Events: Yes.

Southern Palm Islands was the host of CMFA Melayu Archipelago Cup 5 with Choudal.

by **Central Shaneville** » Wed Apr 21, 2021 3:17 am

SSA RELEASES STATEMENT REGARDING GAMES
Today at a press conference, before the athletes head to Pemecutan for the FIRST EVER Melayu Archipelago Games, the Shaneville Sports Association spoke with enthusiasm about the event, head of the SSA - Elton Jones said the following "It is our honor as a nation to be part of these games, hopefully every nation in these games can make them competitive because here in Central Shaneville we are big fans of multi-sport events."

He added with a positive tone "We are aiming for medals, like everyone would be, however our roster is so diverse with many athletes taking up two sports - which I have heard is quite common these days - that we may have to battle fatigue and think about just what we need to do in terms of training before we head out there."

Jones then asked about what competition intrigues him the most and he answered "Definitely the Sepaktakraw, sorry if I said that wrong, it is very much in the unheard of sports here in Central Shaneville but despite this we are always looking for new opportunities and we believe these games can give us just that...Thank you for your time."

He says as he leaves the conference room with the media trying to get a final snap of him on their cameras.

by **Central Shaneville** » Fri Apr 23, 2021 9:14 am

THREE DAYS OUT
The Central Shaneville delegation has arrived in both Pemecutan and Sharktail for their respective events in a few days time and out starting their last on site training drills before they all get prepared for the Opening Ceremony which will see the athletes wear the colours of Central Shaneville (Dark blue and light green) as they walk into the stadium in a few days time during the nations parade.

There was also alot of speculation regarding the teams that Central Shaneville will choose for their team sport campaigns, here are the ones that fancy their chances:
MEN'S BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL
Central Shaneville will utilize their International Basketball Cup 30 squad which scored some big wins in the tournament despite exiting the tournament in the group stage, the men's team looks like this.
Starting Squad
PG - Trey Monroe
SG - Karl Anderson
C - Timmy Hansen
SF - Zlatan Ekstrom
PF - Joe Powell

Reserves
SG - Taylor van Ginsburg
C - Jorge Pedrosa
SF - Jamie Whincup
PF - Mattias Garcia
PG - Kevin Hansen

The Men's 3x3 team looks like this
- Trey Monroe
- Timmy Hansen
- Zlatan Ekstrom

The Women's squad looks like this with Macleod, Morrisson and Newgarden taking part in the 3v3 tournament.
PG - Rebecca Macleod
SG - Marcella McCarthy
C - Christine Morrisson
SF - Ashley Newgarden
PF - Brooklyn Taylor

MEN'S FOOTBALL
The Central Shaneville men's team has been all over the world in the past few months alone and with a World Cup 88 qualifying campaign coming up they will be wanting to make a statement in this tournament, can new boss Cam Meister guide the island nation to a gold and finally the taste of victory or is this team just cursed? stay tuned and find out.
COACH/MANAGER: Cam Meister
PHYSIO/DOCTOR: Stephen Hyde
TYPICAL FORMATION: 4-4-2

MAIN LINEUP
GK - James Penford
LB - Tommy Vance
CB - Danny Weaire
CB - Anthony Wessels
RB - Brandon Ekins
CAM - Danny Staniar
CAM - Shane Wray
LW - Spencer Owen
RW - Sam Wray
ST - David Vujanic
ST - Josh Smith

RESERVES/SUBS
GK - Jordan Berry
D - Lewis Young
D - Luke Graham
M - Daniel Cutting
M - Olly Kenyon
M - Jeff Shreeves
F - Taylor Anderson

The Central Shaneville Sports Network has also officially released the schedule ahead of the games, the schedule also includes possible semi finals and medal chances so you could the CSSN is very optimistic or just jinxing their home nation:

DAY 1 - 26th April
OPENING CEREMONY - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
ATHLETICS - Men's 110m Hurdles Heats - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Women's Match Day 1 - Sharktail

DAY 2 - 27th April
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
VOLLEYBALL - Women's Match Day 2 - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
ATHLETICS - Men's 110m Hurdles FINAL - Sharktail

DAY 3 - 28th April
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
FOOTBALL - Women's Match Day 1 - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Women's Match Day 3 - Sharktail

DAY 4 - 29th April
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 4 - Pemecutan
ROWING - Men's Single Sculls Heats - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 4 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 4 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 4 - Pemecutan
ATHLETICS - Men's 200m Heats and Repechage - Sharktail
ATHLETICS - Women's 200m Heats - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Women's Match Day 2 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
VOLLEYBALL - Women's Semi Finals - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
CYCLING - Men's Road Race - Sharktail

DAY 5 - 30th April
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 5 - Pemecutan
ROWING - Men's Single Sculls Repechage - Pemecutan
ROWING - Men's Double Sculls Heats - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 5 - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 4 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 5 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 5 - Pemecutan
FOOTBALL - Women's Match Day 3 - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
ATHLETICS - Men's 200m Final - Sharktail
ATHLETICS - Women's 200m Final - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Women's Final - Sharktail

DAY 6 - 3rd May
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 6 - Pemecutan
ROWING - Men's Double Sculls Repechage - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 6 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 6 - Pemecutan
VOLLEYBALL - Men's Match Day 1 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
FOOTBALL - Women's Semi Finals - Sharktail
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Semi Finals - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Semi Finals - Pemecutan

MEDAL CHANCE
CYCLING - Men's Road Time Trial Final - Sharktail
ROWING - Men's Single Sculls Final - Pemecutan

DAY 7 - 4th May
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 7 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 7 - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 7 - Pemecutan
ATHLETICS - Men's 100m Heats and Repechage - Sharktail
ATHLETICS - Women's 100m Heats - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Men's Match Day 2 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Semi Finals - Pemecutan

MEDAL CHANCE
FOOTBALL - Women's Final - Sharktail
ROWING - Men's Double Sculls Final - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Final - Pemecutan

DAY 8 - 5th May
TENNIS - Men's Singles Round 1 - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Women's Singles Round 1 - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Keirin Heats - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Men's Match Day 1 - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Men's Match Day 3 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Semi Finals - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Men's Semi Finals - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Semi Finals - Pemecutan

MEDAL CHANCE
ATHLETICS - Men's 100m Final - Sharktail
ATHLETICS - Women's 100m Final - Sharktail
BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Final - Pemecutan
SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Final - Pemecutan

DAY 9 - 6th May
BASKETBALL - Men's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's Match Day 1 - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Men's Singles Round 2 - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Women's Singles Round 2 - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Team Pursuit Quali and Round 1 - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Men's Match Day 2 - Sharktail
JUDO - Women's 78kg Round 1 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
VOLLEYBALL - Men's Semi Final - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Final - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Keirin Final - Sharktail
WATER POLO - Men's Final - Pemecutan
WATER POLO - Women's Final - Pemecutan

DAY 10 - 7th May
BASKETBALL - Men's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's Match Day 2 - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Men's Singles Round 3 - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Women's Singles Round 3 - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Omnium Day 1 - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Men's Match Day 3 - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
CYCLING - Men's Team Pursuit Final - Sharktail
JUDO - Women's 78kg Final - Sharktail
VOLLEYBALL - Men's Final - Sharktail

DAY 11 - 8th May
BASKETBALL - Men's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's Match Day 3 - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Sprint Heat and Repechage - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Men's Match Day 4 - Sharktail
JUDO - Men's 90kg Round 1 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
TENNIS - Men's Singles Semi Finals - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Women's Singles Semi Finals - Pemecutan

MEDAL CHANCE
CYCLING - Men's Omnium Day 2 Final - Sharktail

DAY 12 - 10th May
CYCLING - Men's Team Sprint Heat and Repechage - Sharktail
FOOTBALL - Men's Match Day 5 - Sharktail

SEMI FINALS
BASKETBALL - Men's Semi Finals - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's Semi Finals - Pemecutan

MEDAL CHANCE
CYCLING - Men's Sprint Semis and Final - Sharktail
JUDO - Men's 90kg Final - Sharktail
TENNIS - Men's Singles Final - Pemecutan
TENNIS - Women's Singles Final - Pemecutan

DAY 13 - 11th May
SEMI FINALS
FOOTBALL - Men's Semi Final - Sharktail

MEDAL CHANCE
BASKETBALL - Men's Final - Pemecutan
BASKETBALL - Women's Final - Pemecutan
CYCLING - Men's Team Sprint Final - Sharktail

DAY 14 - 12th May
MEDAL CHANCE
FOOTBALL - Men's Final - Sharktail

CLOSING CEREMONY - Sharktail

by **Sharktail** » Sun Apr 25, 2021 7:01 pm

DAY 1 GOTMO

Officially opening will take place at the National Stadium Tegph Kori 1 marks the start of the competition game of the Malays Olympiad. Compete to be held in acceleration Castle and the Old Town line brings together the best athletes from every state in the Malay Archipelago. A total of 10 countries will participate in the first edition this time.

Of course, the official start of the torch flame in Tegoh Kori National Stadium than the flame torch once in the Kota Lama National Stadium will be the focal point for all sports fans in the Malay Archipelago. As a result of recommendations from Olympic unions throughout the Archipelago have agreed to choose these two cities as hosts for the first edition. Various thorough preparations have been made by the two countries to launch all the programs and events that have been planned. Improvements have been made in each stadium to ensure that no problems arise other than to provide comfort for all athletes to perform their best to make their country famous.

Awaiting the opening ceremony there are several events that will take place at Sharktail today. Today will take place the qualifying round for athletic events at the Kota Lama National Stadium or another name for the Kota Lama Athletic Arena. The queue is 400m mens involving 18 athletes, 400 womens involving 16 athletes, 110m hurdles mens involving 14 athletes and 100m hurdles womens involving 10 athletes. The first day today will also involve the Indoor Volleyball match which will take place at the Volleyball Hall, Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complex, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama.

Day 1 of GOTMO will be start officially. To all the athlete, do you best, compete fair and square. A beautifull of sport can be seen when you fight fairly and you can be recognize as one of the best. Good Luck to all the athlete in GOTMO. Everyone cheering for you.

by **Pemecutan** » Sun Apr 25, 2021 7:42 pm

DAY 1 - PEMECUTAN EVENT

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 1

Central Shaneville 5–9 Sharktail
Eraman 7–9 Sendhang
Kencana 8–10 Pemecutan

No  Team                   Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Sharktail                  1   1  0  0    9   5  +4    2
2 Pemecutan                  1   1  0  0   10   8  +2    2
3 Sendhang                   1   1  0  0    9   7  +2    2
4 Acastanha                  0   0  0  0    0   0   0    0
5 Kencana                    1   0  0  1    8  10  −2    0
6 Eraman                     1   0  0  1    7   9  −2    0
7 Central Shaneville         1   0  0  1    5   9  −4    0

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 1

Central Shaneville 8–8 Sharktail
Eraman 9–10 Sendhang
Kencana 10–11 Pemecutan

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  1   1  0  0   11  10  +1    2
2 Sendhang                   1   1  0  0   10   9  +1    2
3 Central Shaneville         1   0  1  0    8   8   0    1
  Sharktail                  1   0  1  0    8   8   0    1
4 Acastanha                  0   0  0  0    0   0   0    0
6 Kencana                    1   0  0  1   10  11  −1    0
7 Eraman                     1   0  0  1    9  10  −1    0

BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 1

Central Shaneville 14–17 Sharktail
Eraman 20–18 Sendhang
Kencana 19–21 Pemecutan

No  Team                   Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Sharktail                  1   1  0   17  14  +3    3
2 Pemecutan                  1   1  0   21  19  +2    3
3 Eraman                     1   1  0   20  18  +2    3
4 Kencana                    1   0  1   19  21  −2    1
5 Sendhang                   1   0  1   18  20  −2    1
6 Central Shaneville         1   0  1   14  17  −3    1
7 Acastanha                  0   0  0    0   0   0    0

SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 1

Group A

Kencana                   21  21
Sharktail                 19  14

Pemecutan                 16  21  21
Sendhang                  21  17  16

No  Team                    Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts
1 Kencana                     1   1  0    2   0  +2    3
2 Pemecutan                   1   1  0    2   1  +1    3
3 Sendhang                    1   0  1    1   2  −1    1
4 Sharktail                   1   0  1    0   2  −2    1
5 Central Shaneville          0   0  0    0   0   0    0

Group B

Bucklin (BUC)                  18  21  21
Zodis Ceres (HZC)              21  10  13

Eraman (ERM)                   19  18
Southern Palm Islands (SPI)    21  21

No  Team                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Southern Palm Islands         1   1  0    2   0  +2    3
2 Bucklin                       1   1  0    2   1  +1    3
3 Zodis Ceres                   1   0  1    1   2  −1    1
4 Eraman                        1   0  1    0   2  −2    1
5 Acastanha                     0   0  0    0   0   0    0

SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Play-in

Eraman            21  21
Zodis Ceres       15   9

Group A
Central Shaneville
Eraman
Bucklin
Acastanha

Group B
Sendhang
Kencana
Pemecutan
Sharktail

by **Central Shaneville** » Mon Apr 26, 2021 3:37 am

THE DAVID CROFT SHOW: CENTRAL SHANEVILLE AND SHARKTAIL...
Following highlights of the first session, we see a studio where Central Shaneville pundit David Croft (who hosts the reviews of Central Shaneville's Olympic campaigns) sits with several pieces of paper on the table in front of him and a massive screen to his left, he says the following as videos are played in between what he says.

Session 1 of the first day of the Melayu Games is in the books from Pemecutan and it was a bit underwhelming for Central Shaneville but very much expected as 3x3 Basketball and Water Polo are not sports the island nation plays as part of its domestic sports program however something wasn't the same during Central Shaneville's matches today and that was their opponents and host of the games...Sharktail, where the rest of the Central Shaneville delegation will go to watch their teammates in action in this evenings events.

For some fans watching in the Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park and maybe even some nations at the games that know Central Shaneville it was strange seeing the dark blue and green of the nation in the pool playing Water Polo as the nation had never sent a Water Polo team to ANY Multi-sport event so the fact that the Women's team drew with one of the hosts that will be seen as somewhat of an achievement.

Elsewhere at Karanganyar Stadium it was time for the Women's 3x3 Basketball and it was tight in all 3 games with Rebecca Macleod, Christine Morrisson and Ashley Newgarden looking to make a name for themselves in the basketball world but with once again Sharktail facing Central Shaneville on the opposite side, fans held their breath as those who had been watching the Water Polo knew they were in for a close game and close it was with only ONE basket between the two sides at the end.

Whilst the results were probably not what Central Shaneville were after this session it is very clear that they are competitive and because this is Matchday 1 of each competition anything could happen, that's all for now join us later on this evening when we run through all the happenings from Sharktail but until then this is David Croft signing off from Pemecutan.

by **Sharktail** » Mon Apr 26, 2021 7:17 am

DAY 1 - SHARKTAIL EVENT

ATHLETIC-DAY 1
Kota Lama Athletic Arena, Batas Pecah District, Kota Lama

men 400m

heat 1
1 Razak Fam (SHT)          44.83
2 Bayu Angga Yuda (PCU)    45.68
3 Rumi Lamina (ERM)        46.22
4 Ari Norris (BUC)         46.32
5 Tiago Mayin (ACS)        46.71
— Wade Shields (BUC)         DNF

  heat 2
1 Ramli Mustapha (KCN)     45.29
2 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)    45.59
3 David Roy (HZC)          45.77
4 Dollah Agus (SHT)        46.20
5 Badak Merah (ERM)        47.80
6 Pedro Arraces (ACS)      51.45

  heat 3
1 Putu Juni Artha (PCU)    45.26
2 Indra Pramudhya (PCU)    45.33
3 Asmara Tukul (ERM)       45.50
4 Harish Sharma (HZC)      45.80
5 Jalil Sarip (KCN)        46.14
— Haris Azman (SHT)           DQ

   Overall ranking
 1 Razak Fam (SHT)          44.83 Q
 2 Putu Juni Artha (PCU)    45.26 Q
 3 Ramli Mustapha (KCN)     45.29 Q
 4 Indra Pramudhya (PCU)    45.33 Q
 5 Asmara Tukul (ERM)       45.50
 6 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)    45.59 Q
 7 Bayu Angga Yuda (PCU)    45.68 Q 
 8 David Roy (HZC)          45.77
 9 Harish Sharma (HZC)      45.80
10 Jalil Sarip (KCN)        46.14
11 Dollah Agus (SHT)        46.20
12 Rumi Lamina (ERM)        46.22
13 Ari Norris (BUC)         46.32
14 Tiago Mayin (ACS)        46.71
15 Badak Merah (ERM)        47.80
16 Pedro Arraces (ACS)      51.45
 — Wade Shields (BUC)         DNF
   Haris Azman (SHT)           DQ

  Repechage
1 Rumi Lamina (ERM)       45.56 Q
2 Ari Norris (BUC)        46.28 Q
3 Tiago Mayin (ACS)       46.51
4 David Roy (HZC)         46.67
5 Dollah Agus (SHT)       46.71
6 Asmara Tukul (ERM)      46.74
7 Jalil Sarip (KCN)       46.99
8 Harish Sharma (HZC)     47.39

women 400m

heat 1
1 Noor Mahfuzah Nik Saad (SHT)        51.09
2 Herawati (PCU)                      51.14
3 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                  51.92
4 Canakuri Padurmoha (PCU)            51.94
5 Rabecca Arrash (ACS)                52.47
6 Kemboja Mat (KNC)                   52.93
7 Eva Mudak (ACS)                     53.02
8 Seri Sukma (KNC)                    53.27

  heat 2
1 Gregory Singh (HZC)                 52.19
2 Eva Reins (HZC)                     52.24
3 Nur Afiza Zaiminuddin (SHT)         52.53
4 Dewa Ayu Wiranti (PCU)              52.76
5 Namira Faza (ERM)                   53.00
6 Krisan Tari (ERM)                   53.30
7 Nur Izzati Arefin Haniff (SHT)      55.00
8 Thalita Yuruk (ACS)                 55.95

   Overall ranking
 1 Noor Mahfuzah Nik Saad (SHT)        51.09 Q
 2 Herawati (PCU)                      51.14 Q
 3 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                  51.92 Q
 4 Canakuri Padurmoha (PCU)            51.94 Q
 5 Gregory Singh (HZC)                 52.19 Q
 6 Eva Reins (HZC)                     52.24 Q
 7 Rabecca Arrash (ACS)                52.47
 8 Nur Afiza Zaiminuddin (SHT)         52.53 Q
 9 Dewa Ayu Wiranti (PCU)              52.76 Q
10 Kemboja Mat (KNC)                   52.93
11 Namira Faza (ERM)                   53.00
12 Eva Mudak (ACS)                     53.02
13 Seri Sukma (KNC)                    53.27
14 Krisan Tari (ERM)                   53.30
15 Nur Izzati Arefin Haniff (SHT)      55.00
16 Thalita Yuruk (ACS)                 55.95

men 110m hurdles

heat 1
1 Dwi Arya Palguna (PCU)     13.40
2 Badak Merah (ERM)          13.48
3 Zahidi Mansur (SHT)        13.58
4 Fathur Rahmada  (PCU)      13.59
5 choi Hirsyad (SHT)         13.65
6 Lisandro Gajhira (ACS)     13.94
7 Jordan Berry (CSV)         14.29

  heat 2
1 Asmara Tukul (ERM)         13.47
2 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)       13.59
3 Jalil Sarip (KNC)          13.65
4 Shahrizan Saba (SHT)       13.75
5 Rumi Lamina (ERM)          13.81
6 David Gothroda (ACS)       13.84
— Eka Sapta Wirawan (PCU)      DNF

   Overall ranking
 1 Dwi Arya Palguna (PCU)     13.40 Q
 2 Asmara Tukul (ERM)         13.47 Q
 3 Badak Merah (ERM)          13.48 Q
 4 Zahidi Mansur (SHT)        13.58 Q
 5 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)       13.59 Q
 6 Fathur Rahmada  (PCU)      13.59 Q
 7 choi Hirsyad (SHT)         13.65
 8 Jalil Sarip (KNC)          13.65 Q
 9 Shahrizan Saba (SHT)       13.75 Q
10 Rumi Lamina (ERM)          13.81
11 David Gothroda (ACS)       13.84
12 Lisandro Gajhira (ACS)     13.94
13 Jordan Berry (CSV)         14.29
 — Eka Sapta Wirawan (PCU)      DNF

women 100m hurdles

heat 1
1 Noor Mahfuzah Nik Saad (SHT)      12.73
2 Gina Suraberata (PCU)             13.00
3 Namira Faza (ERM)                 13.37
4 Emilia Uruk (ACS)                 13.86
— Nur Afiza Zaiminuddin (SHT)         DNF

  heat 2
1 Nur Izzati Arefin Haniff (SHT)    12.69
2 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                13.00
3 Amelia Yakhtar (ACS)              13.01
4 Indah Mayaesa (PCU)               13.07
5 Krisan Tari (ERM)                 13.46

   Overall ranking
 1 Nur Izzati Arefin Haniff (SHT)    12.69 Q
 2 Noor Mahfuzah Nik Saad (SHT)      12.73 Q
 3 Gina Suraberata (PCU)             13.00 Q
 4 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                13.00 Q
 5 Amelia Yakhtar (ACS)              13.01 Q
 6 Indah Mayaesa (PCU)               13.07
 7 Namira Faza (ERM)                 13.37 Q
 8 Krisan Tari (ERM)                 13.46
 9 Emilia Uruk (ACS)                 13.86
 — Nur Afiza Zaiminuddin (SHT)         DNF

INDOOR VOLLEYBALL-WOMEN-MATCH 1

Volleyball Hall, Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complexs, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama
court 1
Group A
Pemecutan (PCU)                           13  25  25  13  18
Eraman  (ERM)                             25  21  21  25  16

Kencana (KNC)                             25  25  19  23
Sendhang (SND)                            19  27  25  25


  Group A                                Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Sendhang                                 1   1  0    3   1  +2    3
2 Pemecutan                                1   1  0    3   2  +1    3
3 Eraman                                   1   0  1    2   3  −1    0
4 Kencana                                  1   0  1    1   3  −2    0

court 2
Group B
Acastanha (ACS)                           25  25  26
Hebitakish Women's National Team (HZC)    22  19  24

Sharktail V women's (SHT)                 25  25  22  25
Central Shaneville (CSV)                  20  19  25  22


  Group B                                Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Acastanha                                1   1  0    3   0  +3    3
2 Sharktail V women's                      1   1  0    3   1  +2    3
3 Central Shaneville                       1   0  1    1   3  −2    0
4 Hebitakish Women's National Team         1   0  1    0   3  −3    0

by **Pemecutan** » Mon Apr 26, 2021 7:58 am

The night has fall in Pemecutan Puri, the capital of Pemecutan where I Games of The Melayu Olympiad being held. Tonight, all the attention comes to Tegeh Kori National Stadium, the main venue of the event, as the opening ceremony will be begin. The seat at the stadium have been packed with spectators, sports fans, media and also representatives from participating nations. More than half of the seating capacity in the stadium is being used as the half of the field is filled with stage and decoration for the opening ceremony purpose. The time has reached 8 PM, the time for the ceremony to begin.

The stadium is pitch black with no lights can be seen. A murmur voices can be heard around the stage as they are waiting for what will happen after the countdown which being showed at the big screen in the stage ended. A glimpse of light enlighten the center of stage. From one tiny light at the center, the light are widen to cover the whole stage. The sound of gamelan, Pemecutan traditional orchestra instruments, can be heard softly. As the light goes wide, the audiences can see 1,200 female dancers lining up into 3 rows. They are wearing a traditional costume complete with the headdress, an arrange golden flowers. In each of the rows, the dancers are wearing a different costume color. From left to right, black, white and red. This sequence is similar to Pemecutan national color, Tridatu, which is also appear in the country's flag.

The dancers are moving in sync accompanied by the gamelan sound. They are dancing the Tari Pendet or Pendet Dance. This dance is a welcoming dance. Usually performed at the temple at the start of the ceremony as a welcoming for the God to make the ceremony goes well. As the time goes, this dance is then use for welcoming dance in any sort of event. Although it is still in use as a ceremonial dance at temple or in any religious events in other places. The dancers are moving gracefully as they are throwing the flowers that they carry. The moved is very elegant which captivated the audiences that watching it. As the dance is finish, the clapping sound can be heard soaring throughout the stadium. The lights on the stage goes off again. One spotlight then spotting the east entrance gate. With a siren sound, a decorative car is moving entering the stadium. On top of the car can be seen, King Mangu X, Pemecutan current Head of State, with his Queen. Together with him is Ngurah Agung Kusumajaya, Pemecutan current Head of Government or also known as Patih Agung, with his wife. They are waving their hand as the decorative car approaching the south side. The car stop and they are walking down. They are being escorted to the VIP room where they will seeing the ceremony from there. In the VIP room, representatives from participating nations and ambassadors from all over the world have also seating there. As they are entering the room, they are being greeted by the representatives and ambassadors. All of this procession is being shown on the big screen at the stage.

When the Head of State and Head of Government of Pemecutan are already seated, the ceremony continued. The sound of gamelan is once again be heard but this time become more vibrant and with up beat tempo. Some dancers, men and women, are flocking the stage. They are dancing away with a synchronized moved accompanied with the vibrant gamelan's sound. They are then lining up at the center of the stage. The female dancers are seating at the front while the male are standing behind them. There are 40 dancers, 20 male and female. The sound of the gamelan become softer and slower. And the dancers begin singing. The song is called 'Janger'. It is a friendship song which usually being sung by male and female teens or youngsters. It is a well known song that being considered as one of the national heritage. For this ceremony, the song is sing by Adi Merdangga, an art group which established in National Institute of Arts in Ubung.

"Janger" - Adi Merdangga Choir
Language(s): Hanacaraka (Balinese)
Lyrics: Unknown
Music: Gus Suteja
Tune: Mejangeran

Jangi Janger,
sengsengi sengseng janger,
Sengsengi sengseng janger.
Serere... nyomane nyore.

Kelap kelap ngalap bunge
Langsing lanjar pamulune nyandat gading
saruang jani... mejangeran
Seriang entur rora roti

Jangi Janger,
sengsengi sengseng janger,
Sengsengi sengseng janger.
Serere... nyomane nyore.

Kelap kelap ngalap bunge
Langsing lanjar pamulune nyandat gading
saruang jani... mejangeran
Seriang entur rora roti

Arasijang jangi janger,
arasijang jangi janger.
Arasijang jangi janger,
arasijang jangi janger.
Arasijang jangi janger,
arasijang jangi janger

When the song reach the last part (where they repeat the lyric, 'Arasijang jangi janger'), the song is being extended and that part of the lyric is continued to be sing. This to make ways for the parade of nations where all of the participants (their athletes and official) are entering the stadium. Just like the rumor, the parade of nations will be based on Hanacaraka alphabetic sequence. Started with consonant (ha, na, ca, ra, ka, da, ta, sa, wa, la, ma, ga, ba, nga, pa, ja, ya, nya) then the vocal (a, i, u, ai/e, au/o). And the hosts will be parade last. Starting the parade of nations is....

Nusa Palem Kelod - Southern Palm Islands

Kencana

Sanpil Tengah - Central Shaneville

Sendhang

Sodis Ceres - Zodis Ceres

Baklin - Bucklin

Akastanha - Acastanha

Eraman

Sartel - Sharktail

Pemecutan

After all the athletes are lining up in front of the stage, the Janger song is ended. A vibrant orchestra song is being played which is compose by Acwin Dwijendra. From the east gate can be seen Putu Oka Sulaksana, Pemecutan surfing athlete. He is carrying the flaming torch which is being parade throughout the region before the opening ceremony this night. It is paraded through the capital cities in Melayu Archipelago and several notable cities in both host countries. A total of 40 cities is being passed by the Melayu Olympiad torch. And now the torch has entering Tegeh Kori National Stadium. Carried by Putu Oka Sulaksana. He is running lightly from east gate to the southern side and then to the west side where a huge cauldron is erected. He is standing in front of the cauldron. The torch is being put down. The flame from the torch lighten up the wick at the bottom of the cauldron. The flame burst out and moving up in a circling way at the side of the cauldron until it reached at the top which finally enlighten the main wick at the top of the cauldron. A roaring sounds can be heard throughout the stadium as the audiences and the athletes feels energized after the cauldron is enlighten with the flame of the Olympiad spirit. A fireworks show is accompanied as the Olympic torch is lighten. Shootout from the root of the stadium, it brighten up the dark sky with a colorful lights. The shows lasted for about 5 minutes with numerous patterns of fireworks lights.

The song composition is in transition into the next performance. The stage in lighten up again. A woman standing there in a beautiful embroidery white dress. She is Rani Purwani, one of Pemecutanian veteran singer and considered as one of the music diva in the country. She is standing at the center with a standing microphone in front of the her as she start to sing. The Adi Merdangga Choir are surrounded her in half circle with her in the center.

"Ku Berjanji" - Rani Purwani
Language(s): Indonesian (Bahasa)
Lyrics: Komang Suarbawa
Music: Acwin Dwijendra
Tune: Reach - Gloria Estefan (Atlanta 1996 Closing Ceremony)

Saat senja kian terbenam
Asa pun kian menghilang
Cobalah untuk bertahan
Tuk gapai sgala impian
Tetaplah berjuang
Hingga tercapai semua asa
When the twilight was setting
Hope is also disappeared
Try to hold on
To achieve all dreams
Keep fighting
Until all hopes are achieved

Ku berlari jauh
Mengejar mimpi tertinggi
Menapaki dunia ini
Ku menggapai jauh
Meraih bintang tertinggi
Mematri namaku pasti
Ku berjanji
I ran far
Chasing the highest dream
Stepping on this world
I reach far
Reached for the highest star
Stamp my name for sure
I promise

Pagi kini telah menyapa
Berikan harapan nyata
Tak ada kata menyerah
Teruslah tuk berusaha
Kejarlah impian
Hingga menggapai bintang emas
The morning has greeted you now
Give real hope
There is no giving up
Keep trying
Chase dreams
Until reaching for the gold star

Ku berlari jauh
Mengejar mimpi tertinggi
Menapaki dunia ini
Ku menggapai jauh
Meraih bintang tertinggi
Mematri namaku pasti
Ku berjanji
I ran far
Chasing the highest dream
Stepping on this world
I reach far
Reached for the highest star
Stamp my name for sure
I promise

Ku berlari jauh
Mengejar mimpi tertinggi
Menapaki dunia ini
Ku menggapai (jauh)
Ku kan menggapai teramat jauh
Meraih mimpi ku pasti
Ku menggapai
Ku menggapai Menggapai Menggapai
Gapai Gapai Gapai Gapai Gapai bintang tertinggi
(Raih jauh)
(Ah....Tinggi....)
I ran far
Chasing the highest dream
Stepping on this world
I reach (far)
I'm reaching very far
Reaching for my dreams for sure
I reached out
I reach reach reach
Reach Reach Reach Reach Reach for the highest stars
(Reach far)
(Ah....higher...)

Another clapping sounds are heard. The audiences and the participants are so moved with the performance. It gives them spirit to play better. To reach their highest accomplishment. The stage is cleared for the next performance. The big screen shows a video which depicted the history of sports in Pemecutan. From a traditional sports such as tug of war, wrestling, sepaktakraw and tajog or enggrang race to the introduction of international sports like football, athletics, basketball, tennis etc. The establishment of organized sports, United Pemecutan Olympic Committee, domestic sports competition, tennis achievements, Games of Olympiad participation until today.

A shouting is heard as the video ended. Several men are running from both sides of the stage. They are wearing traditional clothes, endek pattern fabric and udeng, traditional male headdress of Pemecutan. They are also carrying a rattan stick and a shield-like things made of bamboo. They are scattered around the stage. All of them are bare footed and bare chested. They make a circle around the stage with 2 of them at the center facing one another. With a scream, both men in the center fight one another using the rattan stick as weapon. This performance is called Gebug Ende. It is a traditional and somewhat mystical performance. The shows can be only be seen in Sumerta area, the traditional duchy in northern part of Jimbarwana, one of the 4 states located in south Giri Island. The performer won't feel any pain eventhough they are being beaten by the rattan stick. The performance is continued until all men got their part to face each other and show their beating and fighting skill.

The stage is darken again after the Gebug Ende performance. It is Putu Sutha who will perform next with his song "Bintang Impian". The song was Pemecutan entry at 57th World Hit Festival which was held in Amiens, Normandy and Picardy. The song is selected for the ceremony performance as it is depicted an encouragement, to not giving up and always have faith in yourself. The lights on the stage is being dimmed with one spotlight shine through the center. Seating there in a high chair is Putu Sutha with his guitar which is his signature style.

"Bintang Impian" - Putu Sutha
Language(s): Indonesian (Bahasa)
Lyrics: Putu Sutha
Music: Putu Sutha, Hendra Gunawan
Tune: Mukai Taichi - Boku no Mama de

Disaat kegagalan yang terlihat
Kucoba tuk tetap slalu berjuang
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi...tinggi
Disaat hatiku ingin menyerah
Kulihat kerlip bintang di atas sana
Kugantungkan harapanku disana tinggi
Sang Bintang Impian
In moments of apparent failure
I try to keep fighting
I hung my hopes there, high ... high
When my heart wants to give up
I saw the twinkling stars up there
I hung my hopes there, high
The Dream Star

Jatuh bangun ku bertahan
Tuk meraih segala impian
Lelah penat tak terasa
Demi menggapai segala cita

Sgala daya kulakukan
Upaya trus dijalankan
Sgala yang dikatakan, dilakukan
Tak kan kuhiraukan

Dan ku coba semua
(Apa yang kubisa)
Semua yang kubisa
Tuk gapai titik tertinggi
Bintang impian
I survived my ups and downs
To achieve all dreams
I don't feel all tiredness
For the sake of reaching all goals

I did everything in my power
Efforts continue
Everything that they said, and done
I won't mind

And I tried everything
(What I can)
Everything I can
To reach the highest point
Dream star

Disaat kegagalan yang terlihat
Kucoba tuk tetap slalu berjuang
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi...tinggi
Disaat hatiku ingin menyerah
Kulihat kerlip bintang di atas sana
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi
Sang Bintang Impian
In moments of apparent failure
I try to keep fighting
I hung my hopes there, high ... high
When my heart wants to give up
I saw the twinkling stars up there
I hung my hopes there, high
The Dream Star

Banyak jalan yang kutempuh
Tuk menggapai segala impian
Saat putus asa datang
Kan ku teguhkan keyakinanku

Sgala daya kulakukan
Upaya tetap dijalankan
Bgitu banyak cibiran dan hinaan
Tak buatku gentar

Dan ku coba semua
(Apa yang kubisa)
Semua yang kubisa
Tuk gapai titik tertinggi
Bintang impian
I have taken many paths
To achieve all dreams
The moment of despair came
I will confirm my belief

I did everything in my power
Efforts are still running
So many sneers and insults
Does not frighten me

And I tried everything
(What I can)
Everything I can
To reach the highest point
Dream star

Disaat kegagalan yang terlihat
Kucoba tuk tetap slalu berjuang
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi...tinggi
Disaat hatiku ingin menyerah
Kulihat kerlip bintang di atas sana
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi
Sang Bintang Impian
In moments of apparent failure
I try to keep fighting
I hung my hopes there, high ... high
When my heart wants to give up
I saw the twinkling stars up there
I hung my hopes there, high
The Dream Star

Akan ada masa
Disaat yang terburuk
Namun ku trus maju
Terus maju
Roda waktu berputar
Jalan terang mengarah kepadaku
Berikan petunjuk untuk jalanku
Lapangkan jalan impianku
Tuk gapai bintang harapanku
There will be times
At the worst of times
But I kept going
Keep going ahead
The wheel of time rotates
The path of light turns towards me
Give directions for my path
Clear the path of my dreams
To reach for the star of my hope...

Disaat kegagalan yang terlihat
Kucoba tuk tetap slalu berjuang
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi...tinggi
Disaat hatiku ingin menyerah
Kulihat kerlip bintang di atas sana
Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi
Sang Bintang Impian

Ho...oh...oh...oh....
(Disaat kegagalan yang terlihat)
(Kucoba tuk tetap slalu berjuang)
Kugantungkan harapanku. Tinggi...tinggi
(Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi...tinggi)
Ah...ha...a...yeah...yeah...yeah yeah...
(Disaat hatiku ingin menyerah)
(Kulihat kerlip bintang di atas sana)
(Kugantungkan harapanku disana, tinggi)
Harapanku disana. Tinggi...

Bintang harapanku

Sang Bintang Impian
In moments of apparent failure
I try to keep fighting
I hung my hopes there, high ... high
When my heart wants to give up
I saw the twinkling stars up there
I hung my hopes there, high
The Dream Star

Ho...oh...oh...oh....
(In moments of apparent failure)
(I try to keep fighting)
I hung my hopes. High...high
(I hung my hopes there, high ... high)
Ah...ha...a...yeah...yeah...yeah yeah...
(When my heart wants to give up)
(I saw the twinkling stars up there)
(I hung my hopes there, high)
My hope there. High....

My star of hopes

The Dream Star

The atmosphere in the stadium become more energize with the song from Putu Sutha. It is a change from the historical video. The audiences and participants gives a round of applause for Putu Sutha's performance. The lights change into more shine. The sound of gamelan once again can be heard. Several men comes out from the backstage wearing a dance costume complete with a spear. These men will perform Tari Baris or Baris Dance. This dance is inspired by the move of an army. It has a stringent moves, precise and tough. It shows the strictness, discipline, toughness and precision of the army. The elegant of the dance really catch the attention of all the audiences making the in an awe of the performance. The gamelan sound for this dance is also seems to be more hard and strict. The tempo is very precise.

With the end of the show, the audience gives another applause. Some in the VIP room even give a standing applause. Another fireworks show is being held. The sound of the cracking fireworks makes the night become more noisy and give more excitement. The up beat music which accompany the fireworks show really gives a positive vibes to the audiences and participants as they are dancing with the song. This fireworks show is also ended the opening ceremony of I Games of the Melayu Olympiad. The audiences, participants and representatives are really enjoying the event. It is a nice for the big event which is hopefully being remember forever.

by **Pemecutan** » Mon Apr 26, 2021 6:08 pm

DAY 2 - PEMECUTAN EVENT

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100 m Backstroke
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)           54.52   Q
2 Kuan Hairuz (SHT)           54.73   Q
3 Timun Segara (SND)          55.55   Q
4 Davi Bargata (ACS)          55.94   Q
5 Nanang Krisnawan (PCU)      57.11

  Heat 2
1 Teruna Bidara (ERM)         54.27   Q
2 Richard Firdaus (SHT)       54.52   Q
3 Bagus Supraba (PCU)         54.90   Q
4 Pemimpin Laut (SND)         54.98   Q
5 Emilio Derga (ACS)          56.23

   Overall ranking
 1 Teruna Bidara (ERM)         54.27
 2 Rawa Aksara (ERM)           54.52
   Richard Firdaus (SHT)       54.52
 4 Kuan Hairuz (SHT)           54.73
 5 Bagus Supraba (PCU)         54.90
 6 Pemimpin Laut (SND)         54.98
 7 Timun Segara (SND)          55.55
 8 Davi Bargata (ACS)          55.94
 9 Emilio Derga (ACS)          56.23
10 Nanang Krisnawan (PCU)      57.11

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100 m Backstroke
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Pande Putu Ayu Agustina (PCU)    1:01.19   Q
2 Mila Bhumi (ERM)                 1:01.42   Q
3 Ardiana Sastro (SND)             1:02.00   Q
4 Thalita Yathar (ACS)             1:02.46   Q
5 Georgia Lance (HZC)              1:03.73

  Heat 2
1 Qiana Farisya (SHT)              1:00.52   Q
2 Sintha Maheswari (PCU)           1:01.10   Q
3 Manis Surya (ERM)                1:02.76   Q
4 Manungsa Alon (SND)              1:03.74   Q
5 Isis Birka (ACS)                 1:03.89
6 Bhumi Dutta (HZC)                1:04.88

   Overall ranking
 1 Qiana Farisya (SHT)              1:00.52
 2 Sintha Maheswari (PCU)           1:01.10
 3 Pande Putu Ayu Agustina (PCU)    1:01.19
 4 Mila Bhumi (ERM)                 1:01.42
 5 Ardiana Sastro (SND)             1:02.00
 6 Thalita Yathar (ACS)             1:02.46
 7 Manis Surya (ERM)                1:02.76
 8 Georgia Lance (HZC)              1:03.73
 9 Manungsa Alon (SND)              1:03.74
10 Isis Birka (ACS)                 1:03.89
11 Bhumi Dutta (HZC)                1:04.88

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 200 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)       1:47.95   Q
2 Rogen Drance (HZC)      1:48.50   Q
3 Wong Hiu (SND)          1:48.51   Q
4 Satya Nugraha (PCU)     1:49.49   Q
5 Darren Lan (SHT)        1:50.81
6 Thiago Noghod (ACS)     1:51.03

  Heat 2
1 Manuel Kashak (ACS)     1:47.99   Q
2 Lee Isma (SHT)          1:48.46   Q
3 Panganan Ikan (SND)     1:50.01   Q
4 Teruna Bidara (ERM)     1:50.34   Q
5 Kleiger Rave (HZC)      1:50.67
6 Yudha Putrawan (PCU)    1:50.91

   Overall ranking
 1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)       1:47.95
 2 Manuel Kashak (ACS)     1:47.99
 3 Lee Isma (SHT)          1:48.46
 4 Rogen Drance (HZC)      1:48.50
 5 Wong Hiu (SND)          1:48.51
 6 Satya Nugraha (PCU)     1:49.49
 7 Panganan Ikan (SND)     1:50.01
 8 Teruna Bidara (ERM)     1:50.34
 9 Kleiger Rave (HZC)      1:50.67
10 Darren Lan (SHT)        1:50.81
11 Yudha Putrawan (PCU)    1:50.91
12 Thiago Noghod (ACS)     1:51.03

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 200 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Manis Surya (ERM)         1:59.40   Q
2 Rebbeca Naghkhla (ACS)    1:59.92   Q
3 Amrina Diad (SHT)         2:00.43   Q
4 Made Yuliani (PCU)        2:02.17   Q
5 Natalia (HZC)             2:02.48
6 Kethek Monyet (SND)       2:03.23

  Heat 2
1 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     1:56.19   Q
2 Amalia Rukinde (ACS)      1:58.66   Q
3 Bulik Angsa (SND)         1:59.53   Q
4 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          2:02.58   Q
5 Georgia Lance (HZC)       2:02.74

   Overall ranking
 1 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     1:56.19
 2 Amalia Rukinde (ACS)      1:58.66
 3 Manis Surya (ERM)         1:59.40
 4 Bulik Angsa (SND)         1:59.53
 5 Rebbeca Naghkhla (ACS)    1:59.92
 6 Amrina Diad (SHT)         2:00.43
 7 Made Yuliani (PCU)        2:02.17
 8 Natalia (HZC)             2:02.48
 9 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          2:02.58
10 Georgia Lance (HZC)       2:02.74
11 Kethek Monyet (SND)       2:03.23

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Satya Nugraha/Yudha Putrawan/Kadek Dwipa Mahayana/Putu Yogi Satryawan (PCU)    3:08.97   GOLD
2 Peter Akmal/Frank Syamir/Richard Firdaus/Kuan Hairuz (SHT)                     3:09.26   SILVER
3 Timun Segara/Wong Hiu/Panganan Ikan/Pemimpin Laut (SND)                        3:11.03   BRONZE
4 Manuel Kashak/Thiago Noghod/Leon Parvash/Miguel Morro (ACS)                    3:11.39
5 Rawa Aksara/Teruna Bidara/Minra Sama/Ramin Bulan (ERM)                         3:12.31
6 Tarny Genner/Greir Toms/Kleiger Rave/Rogen Drance (HZC)                        3:12.82

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Ardina Dani/Diana Dani/Hana Hairan/Syuhada Arifin (SHT)                  3:34.34   GOLD
2 Rebbeca Naghkhla/Amalia Rukinde/Eva Gobroda/Iris Bistul (ACS)            3:35.77   SILVER
3 Ardiana Sastro/Kethek Monyet/Bulik Angsa/Manungsa Alon (SND)             3:36.71   BRONZE
4 Made Yuliani/Oka Ayu Lestari/Indah Sugiantini/Gina Mahendrawati (PCU)    3:37.54
5 Georgia Lance/Hannah Arthur/Natalia/Bhumi Dutta (HZC)                    3:37.95
6 Mila Bhumi/Manis Surya/Putih Seri/Anika Rasa (ERM)                       3:38.10

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Satrya Nugraha/Yudha Putrawan/Kadek Dwipa Mahayana/Putu Yogi Satryawan (PCU)    7:04.30   GOLD
2 Manuel Kashak/Thiago Noghod/Leon Parvash/Miguel Morro (ACS)                     7:05.75   SILVER
3 Tarny Genner/Greir Toms/Kleiger Rave/Rogen Drance (HZC)                         7:08.71   BRONZE
4 Darren Lan/Lee Isma/Aiman Syamir/Wan Bakir (SHT)                                7:09.71
5 Timun Segara/Wong Hiu/Panganan Ikan/Pemimpin Laut (SND)                         7:11.30
6 Rawa Aksara/Teruna Bidara/Minra Sama/Ramin Bulan (ERM)                          7:11.90

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Made Yuliani/Oka Ayu Lestari/Indah Sugiantini/Gina Mahendrawati (PCU)    7:55.09   GOLD
2 Rebbeca Naghkhla/Amalia Rukinde/Eva Gobroda/Iris Bistul (ACS)            7:55.10   SILVER
3 Fira Faridi/Diana Dani/Cinta Bahari/Rasyidah Fuad (SHT)                  7:55.60   BRONZE
4 Ardiana Sastro/Kethek Monyet/Bulik Angsa/Manungsa Alon (SND)             7:55.87
5 Georgia Lance/Hannah Arthur/Natalia/Bhumi Dutta (HZC)                    7:59.47
6 Mila Bhumi/Manis Surya/Putih Seri/Anika Rasa (ERM)                       7:59.73

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 2
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Sendhang 11–7 Kencana
Sharktail 8–7 Eraman
Acastanha 6–4 Central Shaneville

No  Team                  Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Sendhang                   2   2  0  0   20  14  +6    4
2 Sharktail                  2   2  0  0   17  12  +5    4
3 Pemecutan                  1   1  0  0   10   8  +2    2
4 Acastanha                  1   1  0  0    6   4  +2    2
5 Eraman                     2   0  0  2   14  17  −3    0
6 Kencana                    2   0  0  2   15  21  −6    0
7 Central Shaneville         2   0  0  2    9  15  −6    0

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 1
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Sendhang 8–9 Kencana
Sharktail 8–5 Eraman
Acastanha 7–10 Central Shaneville

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Central Shaneville         2   1  1  0   18  15  +3    3
2 Sharktail                  2   1  1  0   16  13  +3    3
3 Pemecutan                  1   1  0  0   11  10  +1    2
4 Kencana                    2   1  0  1   19  19   0    2
5 Sendhang                   2   1  0  1   18  18   0    2
6 Acastanha                  1   0  0  1    7  10  −3    0
7 Eraman                     2   0  0  2   14  18  −4    0

BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 2
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Sendhang 18–17 Kencana
Sharktail 15–20 Eraman
Acastanha 16–23 Central Shaneville

No  Team                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eraman                  2    2   0   0    40   33   +7     6
2 Central Shaneville      2    1   0   1    37   33   +4     4
3 Sendhang                2    1   0   1    36   37   −1     4
4 Sharktail               2    1   0   1    32   34   −2     4
5 Pemecutan               1    1   0   0    21   19   +2     3
6 Kencana                 2    0   0   2    36   39   −3     2
7 Acastanha               1    0   0   1    16   23   −7     1

BOXING - Men's Flyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Kuna Gegar (ERM) 9–4 David Dawn (HZC)
Eka Ariana (PCU) 11–12 Amal Putra Sendagi (SND)

BOXING - Men's Lightweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Usli Berda (ERM) 7–4 Albertus Wawengkang (SND)
Naim Chin (SHT) def. by Light Ragner (HZC) (DSQ)

GYMNASTICS - TRAMPOLINE - Men's Preliminary
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Preliminary
1 Danie Sabrie (SHT)           70.00  Q
  David Makale (SND)           70.00  Q
3 Sorabala Marajangga (PCU)    69.70  Q
4 Putra Ananda Kusuma (PCU)    69.50  Q
5 Gabriel Sathara (ACS)        69.20  Q
6 Girsam Antela (ERM)          67.90  Q
7 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)        67.00
8 Wan Sameer (SHT)             66.80
9 Manuel Raddkan (ACS)         65.90

GYMNASTICS - TRAMPOLINE - Women's Preliminary
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Qualifying
1 Weda Putri Purnami (PCU)    64.10  Q
2 Wati Samsi (ERM)            63.90  Q
3 Ana Savoja (ACS)            62.00  Q
4 Laksmi Putri (PCU)          61.70  Q
5 Lisa Taren (SND)            61.30  Q
6 Mizma Andi (ERM)            59.30  Q
7 Izzatul Ehsan (SHT)         59.10
8 Shayira Badri (SHT)         46.30

SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 2
Mandala Krida Stadium, Tambapuri District, Tambapuri

Group A

Sharktail                14  21   9
Pemecutan                21  11  21

Central Shaneville      21  17  21
Kencana                  17  21  16

No  Team                      Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                     2   2  0    4   2  +2    4
2 Kencana                       2   1  1    3   2  +1    3
3 Central Shaneville            1   1  0    2   1  +1    2
4 Sharktail                     2   0  2    1   4  −3    2
5 Sendhang                      1   0  1    1   2  −1    1

Group B

Zodis Ceres              21  14  21
Eraman                  14  21  13

Acastanha                21  19  21
Bucklin                  12  21  14

No  Team                       Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Bucklin                       2   1  1    3   3   0    3
2 Zodis Ceres                   2   1  1    3   3   0    3
3 Southern Palm Islands         1   1  0    2   0  +2    2
4 Acastanha                     1   1  0    2   1  +1    2
5 Eraman                        2   0  2    1   4  −3    2

SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 1
Yowana Mandala Stadium, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Group A

Central Shaneville    21  21
Acastanha             16   8

Eraman                19  16
Bucklin               21  21

No  Team                   Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Bucklin                    1   1  0  0    2   0  +2    2
  Central Shaneville         1   1  0  0    2   0  +2    2
3 Acastanha                  1   0  0  1    0   2  −2    0
  Eraman                     1   0  0  1    0   2  −2    0

Group B

Sendhang              15  21  22
Sharktail             21  15  24

Kencana               21  13  16
Pemecutan             15  21  21

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  1   1  0  0    2   1  +1    2
  Sharktail                  1   1  0  0    2   1  +1    2
3 Kencana                    1   0  0  1    1   2  −1    0
  Sendhang                   1   0  0  1    1   2  −1    0

MEDAL TABLE

NO     COUNTRY                TRG     G     S     B     T
1     Pemecutan               PCU     3     0     0     3
2     Sharktail               SHT     1     1     1     3
3     Acastanha               ACS     0     3     0     3
4     Sendhang                SND     0     0     2     2
5     Zodis Ceres             HZC     0     0     1     1
6     Bucklin                 BUC     0     0     0     0
7     Central Shaneville      CSV     0     0     0     0
8     Eraman                  ERM     0     0     0     0
8     Kencana                 KNC     0     0     0     0
10    Southern Palm Islands   SPI     0     0     0     0

by **Eraman** » Mon Apr 26, 2021 11:46 pm

Day 21 - Month 1 - Year 79

SPORTS

Eramanian athletes to watch for

PEMECUTAN PURI, PEMECUTAN - Eraman will be competing in 369 events in the Games of The Melayu Olympiad which opened its curtain yesterday. Olympic Council of Eraman (OCERA) has set a target of topping the medal tally. Here is Eraman's best bet for gold medals in the region's biggest sporting event:

1. NIMARA SANTOSO (Diving)

Rawa Aksara in his natural habitat

The Pasirpura-born athlete is the national number one diver for the upcoming game. He will be competing in Men’s 3m Springboard and 10m Platform. The 32 years old athlete will also compete in Men’s Synchronized 3m Springboard and 10m Platform with Rami Siling.

SCHEDULE:
Day 10 – Men’s Individual 3m Springboard Heat
Day 11 - Men's Individual 10m Platform Heat
Day 11 - Men's Individual 3 m Springboard Final
Day 11 - Men's Synchronized 3 m Springboard Final
Day 12 - Men's Individual 10m Platform Final
Day 12 - Men's Synchronized 10m Platform Final

2. RAWA AKSARA (Swimming, Canoeing, Sailing)

The Aquaman will be the nation number one hope for gold medal in the Games of The Melayu Olympiad as he competes in various events in swimming, canoeing and sailing. The 39 years old fisherman was also given the honour to be the national flag bearer.

SCHEDULE:
EVERYDAY

Rumi Lamina (middle) with Asmara Tukul (left) and Badak Merah (right) at work.

3. ARI WIDANA / SURI WIRDANA (Badminton)

The pressure to win badminton gold medal is placed on the shoulder of the national badminton twin hero, Ari and Suri Wirdana. Both of the shuttler will compete in Men’s Single and Women’s Single as well as Mixed Double as a pair.

SCHEDULE:
Day 9 - Men's and Women's Singles Round 1
Day 10 - Men's and Women's Singles Round 2
Day 10 - Mixed Double Round 1
Day 11 - Men's and Women's Singles Semi Final
Day 11 - Mixed Double Round 2
Day 12 - Men's and Women's Singles Final
Day 12 - Mixed Double Semi-Final
Day 13 - Mixed Double Final

4. RUMI LAMINA / ASMARA TUKUL / BADAK MERAH / NABILA SALWA / NAMIRA FAZA / KRISAN TARI (Decathlon/Heptathlon)

The Games of The Melayu Olympiad will decide who will be nicknamed Captain Eraman and Wonder Woman of Eraman between the six best army commando in the nation. They will compete in almost every athletic event but their best shot to win gold is in decathlon or heptathlon.

SCHEDULE:
EVERYDAY

by **Acastanha** » Tue Apr 27, 2021 12:33 am

The Silver Miner

The Games of the Melayu Olympiad has started after a long wait. And Acastanhada athletes are ready to give their best performance in the first multi sport events in the region. Truthfully, the Olympic Committee of Acastanha is not setting any goal for this event as it its their first attempt in such event. But having a massive 322 athletes in the event is quite massive. They become the fourth largest delegation in the event after Eraman, Pemecutan and Sharktail. At the first day of the event, not much matches that being held for Acastanha especially in Pemecutan Puri hosted events. But they have several events in Sharktail. All of the first day events are qualifying round.

In Athletics number, there are 2 numbers where Acastanhada athlete advance to the final stage. One is Amelia Yakhtar who successfully finished third in the second heat of Women's 100 m hurdles with 13.01s making her 5th in overall ranking. The second is Miguel Baaschar who is finished second in the second heat of Men's 400 m with 45.59s. Unfortunate result occur in Women's 400 m and Men's 400 m. Rebecca Arrash who's finished 7th overall are failed to advance as she is just ranked 5th in her heat group. This result is really upsetting her. On the other hand, Tiago Mayin is failed in Repechage round after only finished 3rd behind Rumi Lamina (Eraman) and Ari Norris (Bucklin). While in Women's Indoor Volleyball, Acastanha team successfully beaten up Zodis Ceres and currently topping Group B.

The excitement comes in the second day of the event. 4 medals events are in the corner for a grab. These medal events are all held in Pemecutan and all are in Swimming numbers. Acastanha success to grab 3 silver medals from the four medal events. The one that failed to take a medal is Men's 4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay, where Acastanhada swimmers have to satisfied with their fourth finished. Their time is only 0.39 s difference with the Bronze winner, the Sendhang swimmers. While in the non medal events of swimming numbers, Acastanha are also success to placed their athletes in the final stage. Several notable accomplishment, Manuel Kashak who shockingly finished 1st in the second heat group of Men's 200 m Freestyle and 2nd overall behind the favorite winner, Rawa Aksara from Eraman. And in Women's 200 m Freestyle where both Acastanhada swimmers, Amalia Rukinde and Rebbeca Naghkhla are advancing to final.

In team events, Acastanha got a mixed result between their women and men teams. The Men's Water Polo and Sepaktakraw are winning while their Women's team are losing. They are also losing in Women's 3x3 Basketball in their first match after they got bye in the first match day. Two Acastanhada gymnasts are also advance to final stage. Gabriel Sathara in Men's Trampoline and Ana Savoja in Women's. For the Sharktail side that will be reveal later tonight, 7 medal events are in for the grab. And hopefully Acastanhada athletes can gives their best performances. Currently, Pemecutan is seating in the top of medal tally with 3 golds continue with the other host, Sharktail who collected a balance medal of 1 for each medal. Acastanha is on the third with 3 silvers. Then we have Sendhang with 2 Bronzes and lastly Zodis Ceres who surprisingly grab a bronze in Men's 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay. The shocking is Eraman who came with the largest delegation but have not receive any medal. But the day is still long and we just enter the second day. It's still a long way to decided or predicted who will shine in the event.

by **Sharktail** » Tue Apr 27, 2021 8:09 am

DAY 2 - SHARKTAIL EVENT

ATHLETIC-DAY 2
Kota Lama Athletic Arena, Batas Pecah District, Kota Lama

men 800m

heat 1
1 Putu Darma Ginada (PCU)    1:47.27 Q
2 Jalil Sarip (KNC)          1:47.43 Q
3 Rumi Lamina (ERM)          1:47.58
4 Tiago Mayin (ACS)          1:47.84
5 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)       1:48.53
6 Kimoto Hoshinoko (HZC)     1:52.55

  heat 2
1 Ismail Yusuf (ACS)         1:47.00 Q
2 Bayu Angga Yuda (PCU)      1:47.57 Q
3 Tuan Amin (SHT)            1:48.11
4 Firas Bakar (SHT)          1:48.14
5 Asmara Tukul (ERM)         1:48.34
6 Sameera Rossi (BUC)        1:48.93

  heat 3
1 Putu Juni Artha (PCU)      1:46.55 Q
2 Badak Merah (ERM)          1:46.79 Q
3 Liam Zuki (SHT)            1:47.24
4 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)      1:48.42
5 Ari Norris (BUC)           1:48.58

   Overall ranking
 1 Putu Juni Artha (PCU)      1:46.55 Q
 2 Badak Merah (ERM)          1:46.79 Q
 3 Ismail Yusuf (ACS)         1:47.00 Q
 4 Liam Zuki (SHT)            1:47.24
 5 Putu Darma Ginada (PCU)    1:47.27 Q
 6 Jalil Sarip (KNC)          1:47.43 Q
 7 Bayu Angga Yuda (PCU)      1:47.57 Q
 8 Rumi Lamina (ERM)          1:47.58
 9 Tiago Mayin (ACS)          1:47.84
10 Tuan Amin (SHT)            1:48.11
11 Firas Bakar (SHT)          1:48.14
12 Asmara Tukul (ERM)         1:48.34
13 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)      1:48.42
14 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)       1:48.53
15 Ari Norris (BUC)           1:48.58
16 Sameera Rossi (BUC)        1:48.93
17 Kimoto Hoshinoko (HZC)     1:52.55

  repechage
1 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)    1:46.34 q
2 Firas Bakar (SHT)        1:46.46 q
3 Liam Zuki (SHT)          1:46.84
4 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)     1:47.14
5 Tuan Amin (SHT)          1:47.74
6 Tiago Mayin (ACS)        1:48.80
7 Asmara Tukul (ERM)       1:49.39
— Rumi Lamina (ERM)            DNF

women 800m

heat 1
1 Herawati (PCU)                1:59.80 Q
2 Nor Alis Haris Radzi (SHT)    2:00.33 Q
3 Namira Faza (ERM)             2:00.54 Q
4 Fatin Nik Noorizman (SHT)     2:02.23 Q
5 Eva Mudak (ACS)               2:02.56
6 Kantou Aiko (HZC)             2:08.26
7 Gregory Singh (HZC)           2:19.54
8 Seri Sukma (KNC)              2:25.49

  heat 2
1 Canakuri Padurmoha (PCU)      1:59.78 Q
2 Nabila Salwa (ERM)            1:59.91 Q
3 Kemboja Mat (KNC)             2:00.26 Q
4 Krisan Tari (ERM)             2:00.54 Q
5 Putu Diah Padmayanti (PCU)    2:01.41
6 Fatiha Shahamirul (SHT)       2:02.44
7 Rebecca Arrash (ACS)          2:05.36
8 Fatima Idris (ACS)            2:17.08

   Overall ranking
 1 Canakuri Padurmoha (PCU)      1:59.78 Q
 2 Herawati (PCU)                1:59.80 Q
 3 Nabila Salwa (ERM)            1:59.91 Q
 4 Kemboja Mat (KNC)             2:00.26 Q
 5 Nor Alis Haris Radzi (SHT)    2:00.33 Q
 6 Namira Faza (ERM)             2:00.54 Q
 7 Krisan Tari (ERM)             2:00.54 Q
 8 Putu Diah Padmayanti (PCU)    2:01.41
 9 Fatin Nik Noorizman (SHT)     2:02.23 Q
10 Fatiha Shahamirul (SHT)       2:02.44
11 Eva Mudak (ACS)               2:02.56
12 Rebecca Arrash (ACS)          2:05.36
13 Kantou Aiko (HZC)             2:08.26
14 Fatima Idris (ACS)            2:17.08
15 Gregory Singh (HZC)           2:19.54
16 Seri Sukma (KNC)              2:25.49

Men's 400 m Final (MEDAL)

Final 400 m
1 Rumi Lamina (ERM)        43.70 GOLD
2 Putu Juni Artha (PCU)    44.81 SILVER
3 Ramli Mustapha (KCN)     44.83 BRONZE
4 Razak Fam (SHT)          44.97
5 Miguel Baaschar (ACS)    44.97
6 Indra Pramudhya (PCU)    44.98
7 Bayu Angga Yuda (PCU)    45.00
8 Ari Norris (BUC)         45.04

women 400 m final (MEDAL)

Final 400 m
1 Herawati (PCU)                    49.67 GOLD
2 Eva Reins (HZC)                   49.77 SILVER
3 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                49.98 BRONZE
4 Dewa Ayu Wiranti (PCU)            50.09
5 Canakuri Padurmoha (PCU)          50.15
6 Noor Mahfuzah Nik Saad (SHT)      50.34
7 Gregory Singh (HZC)               50.48
8 Nur Afiza Zaiminuddin (SHT)       50.88

Men's 110 m Hurdles Final (MEDAL)

Final 110m hurdles
1 Fathur Rahmada  (PCU)     12.99 GOLD
2 Dwi Arya Palguna (PCU)    13.06 SILVER
3 Ramli Mustapha (KNC)      13.15 BRONZE
4 Zahidi Mansur (SHT)       13.20
5 Asmara Tukul (ERM)        13.24
6 Badak Merah (ERM)         13.33
7 Jalil Sarip (KNC)         13.53
8 Shahrizan Saba (SHT)      13.69

Men's High Jump Final (MEDAL)

Final High Jump
1 Asmara Tukul (ERM)             o   xo    o  xxx                                              2.25 GOLD
2 Heri Hermawan (PCU)            o   xo  xxx                                                   2.20 SILVER
  Putu Arya Putra (PCU)          o   xo  xxx                                                   2.20 SILVER
4 Wan Diyaulhaq Qairi (SHT)     xo   xo  xxx                                                   2.20
5 Andre Kappakachar (ACS)        o  xxx                                                        2.15
  Rumi Lamina (ERM)              o  xxx                                                        2.15
7 Badak Merah (ERM)             xo  xxx                                                        2.15
  Enma Rokudo (HZC)             xo  xxx                                                        2.15
9 Syaiful Abraham (ACS)        xxx                                                             0.00

Women's High Jump Final (MEDAL)

Final High Jump
 1 Diah Ayu Sekar (PCU)              xo   xo    o    o   xo    o  xxx                          2.01 GOLD
 2 Alyaa Zulkhairie (SHT)             o    o   xo    o    o  xxx                               1.99 SILVER
 3 Putu Ekariantini (PCU)             o  xxo    o    o    o  xxx                               1.99 BRONZE
 4 Nur Nurilyani Noorhakim (SHT)      o    o    o   xo  xxx                                    1.96
 5 Nabila Salwa (ERM)                 o    o  xxo  xxx                                         1.93
   Namira Faza (ERM)                  o    o  xxo  xxx                                         1.93
 7 Olga Tibira (ACS)                  o    o  xxx                                              1.89
 8 Himanti Channa (HZC)               o   xo  xxx                                              1.89
 9 Kamla Rajapalli (HZC)              o  xxx                                                   1.85
   Vanessa Gadhnga (ACS)              o  xxx                                                   1.85
11 Krisan Tari (ERM)                 xo  xxx                                                   1.85
   Nur Nursham Husin (SHT)           xo  xxx                                                   1.85

CANOEING - SLALOM
Tasik Putih, Jerami District, Kota Lama

Men's C-1 Final (MEDAL)

Final C-1
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)           85.73 GOLD
2 Wisnu Wardana (PCU)         90.58 SILVER
3 Ruben Kastham (ACS)         91.47 BRONZE
4 Elfin Mavin (SHT)           92.36
5 Kawasa Natalegawa (SND)    152.23

Women's C-1 Final (MEDAL)

Final C-1
1 Bulan Gilang (SND)            106.22 GOLD
2 Dewi Chandra Lestari (PCU)    110.57 SILVER
3 Mira Zailani (SHT)            113.62 BRONZE
4 Emilia Redona (ACS)           117.97
5 Mila Bhumi (ERM)              120.26

INDOOR VOLLEYBALL-WOMEN-MATCH 2

Volleyball Hall, Sultan Ahmad Burhan Sport Complexs, Pekan Buru, Kota Lama

Group A
Eraman  (ERM)                             25   8  25  17  11
Sendhang (SND)                            20  25  22  25  15

Pemecutan (PCU)                           25  25  24  25
Kencana (KNC)                             19  16  26  20


  Group A                                Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                                2   2  0    6   3  +3    6
  Sendhang                                 2   2  0    6   3  +3    6
3 Eraman                                   2   0  2    4   6  −2    0
4 Kencana                                  2   0  2    2   6  −4    0

Group B
Hebitakish Women's National Team (HZC)    25  14  26  16   4
Central Shaneville (CSV)                  16  25  24  25  15

Acastanha (ACS)                           23  25  23  25  19
Sharktail V women's (SHT)                 25  17  25  21  17


  Group B                                Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Acastanha                                2   2  0    6   2  +4    6
2 Sharktail V women's                      2   1  1    5   4  +1    3
3 Central Shaneville                       2   1  1    4   5  −1    3
4 Hebitakish Women's National Team         2   0  2    2   6  −4    0

NO     COUNTRY                TRG     G     S     B     T
1     Pemecutan               PCU     6     6     1     13
2     Eraman                  ERM     3     0     1     4
3     Sharktail               SHT     1     2     2     5
4     Sendhang                SND     1     0     2     3
5     Acastanha               ACS     0     3     1     4
6     Zodis Ceres             HZC     0     1     1     2
7     Kencana                 KNC     0     0     2     2
8     Bucklin                 BUC     0     0     0     0
-     Central Shaneville      CSV     0     0     0     0
-     Southern Palm Islands   SPI     0     0     0     0

by **Central Shaneville** » Tue Apr 27, 2021 1:26 pm

IN GOOD SPIRITS
Today was a very good day in the Central Shaneville camp compared to yesterday however can they keep us this momentum going forward?

VOLLEYBALL
The only event to report from the Sharktail side of things was Matchday 2 of the Indoor Volleyball, a relatively new sport in Central Shaneville - today though the inexperienced women's volleyball team of Central Shaneville came across the Hebitakish Women's National Team and you could quite literally cut the tension with a knife as both teams played with a point to prove, the final score being 3 sets to 2 to Central Shaneville, after the match the Central Shaneville women's team thanked the fans and their coach was over the moon even going as far as high fiving fans as the adrenaline seemingly flowed through her.

WATER POLO
Whilst the Women were enjoying the acclaim of the fans over in Sharktail, in Pemecutan the scenes we're different as the men's side of Central Shaneville continue to struggle losing a narrow Water Polo match with Acastanha 6-4 in what seems to be a very tough competition but with Central Shaneville and Water Polo not usually heard in the same sentence this is probably expected as the fans continue to show their support to them regardless.

It was then the turn of the women and just like yesterday with Sharktail, it was strange to see the Acastanha and Central Shaneville flags return on the screens once again in what to some felt like de ja vu.

Despite this, the women seemingly had it covered with Central Shaneville this time winning the match by 3 points which means they top the group provisionally which is the first time they have topped a group that isn't a football group which Central Shaneville football boss Cam Meister found rather funny as he watched on from his hotel room, it also was a statement to the Shaneville Sports Association that whilst not many women play sports in Central Shaneville, those that can are competitive.

3x3 BASKETBALL
Central Shaneville's women, Rebecca Macleod, Christine Morrisson and Ashley Newgarden, returned to our screens again later in the day for their second match of the 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament and once again the Central Shaneville flag was opposite the Acastanha flag again which caused many laughs in Central Shaneville itself as Shaneville City Park had once again been turned into a "fan zone" so people that couldn't travel could watch the games.

It was another victory for Central Shaneville, this time by 7 points, which gave the Women's side of the Central Shaneville delegation alot of hope and confidence heading into the next few days.

SEPAKTAKRAW
As many people know, Central Shanevilleans are quite good with their feet sometimes so its a surprise to some Shaneville Sports Association members back home that Sepaktakraw isn't on the domestic sports program with some even more confused after today's showing with two victories on the bounce (no pun intended) putting them into 3rd in the Men's Group and 2nd in the Women's Group.

The Men's team knew that confidence was low on the male side of the roster so needed a result so played very aggressively in each of the three sets against Kencana and whilst they dropped one set they were able to take a 2-1 win and 2 points from the game, this puts the Men's team in a good position as they had a bye yesterday meaning they are raring to go for tomorrow's match.

The Women's team continued their momentum and swept aside Acastanha but by this time the coincidence had gotten old as a joke and people were more interested in the sport being played in front of them, a notable attendee at the Sepaktakraw was Central Shaneville football striker David Vujanic who clapped and cheered on his team whilst talking selfies with a few fans along the way.

To conclude, Central Shaneville are starting to build momentum and excitement is everywhere as the Melayu Games roll on, stay tuned for tomorrow's coverage.

by **Pemecutan** » Tue Apr 27, 2021 6:04 pm

DAY 3 - PEMECUTAN EVENT

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100 m Breaststroke
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)           1:00.78   Q
2 Aiman Syamir (SHT)          1:01.38   Q
3 Kleiger Rave (HZC)          1:01.72   Q
4 Pemimpin Laut (SND)         1:03.10   Q
5 Hector Castas (ACS)         1:06.60
6 Oka Artha Widnyana (PCU)    1:07.67

  Heat 2
1 Made Yuliantara (PCU)       1:00.06   Q
2 Teruna Bidara (ERM)         1:01.00   Q
3 Frank Syamir (SHT)          1:01.16   Q
4 Tarny Genner (HZC)          1:01.38   Q
5 Lucas Tabechar (ACS)        1:06.84
6 Timun Segara (SND)          1:16.87

   Overall ranking
 1 Made Yuliantara (PCU)       1:00.06
 2 Rawa Aksara (ERM)           1:00.78
 3 Teruna Bidara (ERM)         1:01.00
 4 Frank Syamir (SHT)          1:01.16
 5 Aiman Syamir (SHT)          1:01.38
   Tarny Genner (HZC)          1:01.38
 7 Kleiger Rave (HZC)          1:01.72
 8 Pemimpin Laut (SND)         1:03.10
 9 Hector Castas (ACS)         1:06.60
10 Lucas Tabechar (ACS)        1:06.84
11 Oka Artha Widnyana (PCU)    1:07.67
12 Timun Segara (SND)          1:16.87

AQUATICS - SWIMMING -Women's 100 m Breaststroke
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Kumala Sari Dewi (PCU)      1:06.99   Q
2 Ardiana Sastro (SND)        1:08.21   Q
3 Natalia (HZC)               1:09.90   Q
4 Ana Radchai (ACS)           1:10.39   Q
5 Mila Bhumi (ERM)            1:12.28

  Heat 2
1 Nana Lee (SHT)              1:06.01   Q
2 Emilia Miri (ACS)           1:08.35   Q
3 Komang Diah Witari (PCU)    1:10.71   Q
4 Manis Surya (ERM)           1:17.52   Q
5 Manungsa Alon (SND)         1:20.34

   Overall ranking
 1 Nana Lee (SHT)              1:06.01
 2 Kumala Sari Dewi (PCU)      1:06.99
 3 Ardiana Sastro (SND)        1:08.21
 4 Emilia Miri (ACS)           1:08.35
 5 Natalia (HZC)               1:09.90
 6 Ana Radchai (ACS)           1:10.39
 7 Komang Diah Witari (PCU)    1:10.71
 8 Mila Bhumi (ERM)            1:12.28
 9 Manis Surya (ERM)           1:17.52
10 Manungsa Alon (SND)         1:20.34

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 400 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Yudha Putrawan (PCU)          3:47.33   Q
2 Rawa Aksara (ERM)             3:47.55   Q
3 Panganan Ikan (SND)           3:47.82   Q
4 Lee Isma (SHT)                3:49.05   Q
5 Miguel Morro (ACS)            3:54.97
6 Greir Toms (HZC)              3:58.19

  Heat 2
1 Peter Akmal (SHT)             3:46.75   Q
2 Teruna Bidara (ERM)           3:47.21   Q
3 Leon Parvash (ACS)            3:48.26   Q
4 Kadek Dwipa Mahayana (PCU)    3:48.49   Q
5 Wong Hiu (SND)                3:53.05

   Overall ranking
 1 Peter Akmal (SHT)             3:46.75
 2 Teruna Bidara (ERM)           3:47.21
 3 Yudha Putrawan (PCU)          3:47.33
 4 Rawa Aksara (ERM)             3:47.55
 5 Panganan Ikan (SND)           3:47.82
 6 Leon Parvash (ACS)            3:48.26
 7 Kadek Dwipa Mahayana (PCU)    3:48.49
 8 Lee Isma (SHT)                3:49.05
 9 Wong Hiu (SND)                3:53.05
10 Miguel Morro (ACS)            3:54.97
11 Greir Toms (HZC)              3:58.19

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 400 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Eva Gobroda (ACS)         4:04.88   Q
2 Indah Sugiantini (PCU)    4:10.06   Q
3 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          4:18.64   Q
4 Bulik Angsa (SND)         4:28.79   Q
5 Natalia (HZC)             4:32.29

  Heat 2
1 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     4:06.22   Q
2 Iris Bistul (ACS)         4:13.92   Q
3 Kethek Monyet (SND)       4:16.10   Q
4 Nana Lee (SHT)            4:17.79   Q
5 Manis Surya (ERM)         4:19.50
6 Hannah Arthur (HZC)       4:19.86

   Overall ranking
 1 Eva Gobroda (ACS)         4:04.88
 2 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     4:06.22
 3 Indah Sugiantini (PCU)    4:10.06
 4 Iris Bistul (ACS)         4:13.92
 5 Kethek Monyet (SND)       4:16.10
 6 Nana Lee (SHT)            4:17.79
 7 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          4:18.64
 8 Manis Surya (ERM)         4:19.50
 9 Hannah Arthur (HZC)       4:19.86
10 Bulik Angsa (SND)         4:28.79
11 Natalia (HZC)             4:32.29

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100 m Backstroke (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)          52.66   GOLD
2 Bagus Supraba (PCU)        53.15   SILVER
3 Richard Firdaus (SHT)      53.19   BRONZE
4 Kuan Hairuz (SHT)          53.25
  Pemimpin Laut (SND)        53.25
6 Teruna Bidara (ERM)        53.39
  Timun Segara (SND)         53.39
8 Davi Bargata (ACS)         53.77

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100 m Backstroke (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Sintha Maheswari (PCU)             58.90   GOLD
2 Ardiana Sastro (SND)               59.29   SILVER
3 Qiana Farisya (SHT)                59.33   BRONZE
4 Thalita Yathar (ACS)               59.44
5 Mila Bhumi (ERM)                   59.50
6 Manungsa Alon (SND)                59.56
7 Manis Surya (ERM)                  59.61
8 Pande Putu Ayu Agustina (PCU)      59.68

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 200 m Freestyle (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Manuel Kashak (ACS)     1:45.75   GOLD
2 Rawa Aksara (ERM)       1:45.87   SILVER
3 Panganan Ikan (SND)     1:45.93   BRONZE
4 Lee Isma (SHT)          1:46.26
5 Teruna Bidara (ERM)     1:47.07
6 Wong Hiu (SND)          1:47.12
7 Rogen Drance (HZC)      1:47.16
  Satya Nugraha (PCU)     1:47.16

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 200 m Freestyle (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     1:55.63   GOLD
2 Bulik Angsa (SND)         1:56.09   SILVER
3 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          1:57.01   BRONZE
4 Amalia Rukinde (ACS)      1:57.40
5 Rebbeca Naghkhla (ACS)    1:57.44
6 Amrina Diad (SHT)         1:57.72
7 Manis Surya (ERM)         1:57.81
8 Made Yuliani (PCU)        1:57.83

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 3
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Eraman 9–9 Acastanha
Kencana 7–10 Sharktail
Pemecutan 6–8 Sendhang

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Sendhang                   3   3  0  0   28  20  +8    6
2 Sharktail                  3   3  0  0   27  19  +8    6
3 Acastanha                  2   1  1  0   15  13  +2    3
4 Pemecutan                  2   1  0  1   16  16   0    2
5 Eraman                     3   0  1  2   23  26  −3    1
6 Central Shaneville         2   0  0  2    9  15  −6    0
7 Kencana                    3   0  0  3   22  31  −9    0

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 3
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Eraman 7–9 Acastanha
Kencana 11–9 Sharktail
Pemecutan 11–5 Sendhang

No  Team                      Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  2   2  0  0   22  15  +7    4
2 Kencana                    3   2  0  1   30  28  +2    4
3 Central Shaneville         2   1  1  0   18  15  +3    3
4 Sharktail                  3   1  1  1   25  24  +1    3
5 Acastanha                  2   1  0  1   16  17  −1    2
6 Sendhang                   3   1  0  2   23  29  −6    2
7 Eraman                     3   0  0  3   21  27  −6    0

BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 3
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Eraman 19-14 Acastanha
Kencana 23-22 Sharktail
Pemecutan 18-20 Sendhang

No Team                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eraman                  3    3   0   0    59   47  +12     9
2 Sendhang                3    2   0   1    56   55   +1     7
3 Kencana                 3    1   0   2    59   61   −2     5
4 Sharktail               3    1   0   2    54   57   −3     5
5 Central Shaneville      2    1   0   1    37   33   +4     4
6 Pemecutan               2    1   0   1    39   39    0     4
7 Acastanha               2    0   0   2    30   42  −12     2

BOXING - Men's Flyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Semi Final

Norhan Kumar (SHT) 10–2 Kuna Gegar (ERM)   BRONZE

Thiago Urunde (ACS) 22–5 Amal Putra Sendagi (SND)   BRONZE

Note: No Bronze match held in Boxing number, both losers in Semi Final automatically received Bronze Medal

BOXING - Men's Lightweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Semi Final

BRONZE   Jandiyuha Targaroha (PCU) 9–10 Usli Berda (ERM)

BRONZE   Leandro Padvash (ACS) 4–7 Light Ragner (HZC)

Note: No Bronze match held in Boxing number, both losers in Semi Final automatically received Bronze Medal

BOXING - Men's Light Heavyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Sami Lomo (SHT) 6–4 Xander Rax (HZC)

Timu Barwali (ERM) 8–3 Wong Tumbuk Wesi (SND)

BOXING - Men's Heavyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Basar Kira (ERM) 3–9 Rasyidi Choong (SHT)

Ignasius Tambubolok (SND) 8–7 Chester Mikken (HZC)

GYMNASTICS - TRAMPOLINE - Men's (MEDAL)
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Danie Sabrie (SHT)           40.60   GOLD
  Sorabala Marajangga (PCU)    40.60   GOLD
3 Putra Ananda Kusuma (PCU)    40.30   BRONZE
4 Girsam Antela (ERM)          39.00
5 David Makale (SND)           38.60
6 Gabriel Sathara (ACS)        38.50

Note: Both Danie Sabrie and Sorabala Marajangga is given Gold Medal as they got the same points results. Play-in for the same points only happens in qualifying round.

GYMNASTICS - TRAMPOLINE - Women's (MEDAL)
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Mizma Andi (ERM)            36.90   GOLD
2 Lisa Taren (SND)            36.70   SILVER
3 Wati Samsi (ERM)            36.60   BRONZE
4 Weda Putri Purnami (PCU)    36.20
  Ana Savoja (ACS)            36.20
6 Laksmi Putri (PCU)          36.10

SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 3
Mandala Krida Stadium, Tambapuri District, Tambapuri

Group A

Pemecutan (PCU)                21  16  17
Central Shaneville (CSV)       18  21  21

Sendhang (SND)                 21  21
Sharktail (SHT)                12  19

No  Team                       Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                     3   2  1    5   4  +1    5
2 Central Shaneville            2   2  0    4   2  +2    4
3 Kencana                       2   1  1    3   2  +1    3
  Sendhang                      2   1  1    3   2  +1    3
5 Sharktail                     3   0  3    1   6  −5    3

Group B

Eraman (ERM)                   21  21
Acastanha (ACS)                12  16

Southern Palm Islands (SPI)    21  18  18
Zodis Ceres (HZC)              19  21  21

No  Team                       Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Zodis Ceres                   3   2  1    5   4  +1    5
2 Eraman                        3   1  2    3   4  −1    4
3 Southern Palm Islands         2   1  1    3   2  +1    3
4 Bucklin                       2   1  1    3   3   0    3
5 Acastanha                     2   1  1    2   3  −1    3

SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 2
Yowana Mandala Stadium, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Group A

Acastanha (ACS)             22  23
Bucklin (BUC)               20  21

Central Shaneville (CSV)    21  21
Eraman (ERM)                15   6

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Central Shaneville         2   2  0  0    4   0  +4    4
2 Acastanha                  2   1  0  1    2   2   0    2
3 Bucklin                    2   1  0  1    2   2   0    2
4 Eraman                     2   0  0  2    0   4  −4    0

Group B

Sharktail (SHT)             21  18  16
Pemecutan (PCU)             15  21  21

Sendhang (SND)              21  21
Kencana (KNC)               15  19

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  2   2  0  0    4   2  +2    4
2 Sendhang                   2   1  0  1    3   2  +1    2
3 Sharktail                  2   1  0  1    3   3   0    2
4 Kencana                    2   0  0  2    1   4  −3    0

MEDAL TABLE

NO     COUNTRY                TRG     G     S     B     T
1     Pemecutan               PCU     9     7     3    19
2     Eraman                  ERM     5     1     4    10
3     Sharktail               SHT     2     2     4     8
4     Sendhang                SND     1     3     4     8
5     Acastanha               ACS     1     3     2     6
6     Zodis Ceres             HZC     0     1     1     2
7     Kencana                 KNC     0     0     2     2
8     Bucklin                 BUC     0     0     0     0
-     Central Shaneville      CSV     0     0     0     0
-     Southern Palm Islands   SPI     0     0     0     0

by **Zodis Ceres** » Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:15 pm

Zodis Ceres for the Melayu Olympiad

For the Olympiad games held in Pemecutan and Sharktail, Zodis Ceres has to send three Basketball teams, two football, two volleyball and two Sepak Takraw teams. The roaster Information would be available below.

Football

For Zodis Ceres, Football is one of the Major Sports. The country even has a small pro league in football. This would be the first time for the National Football team to travel abroad. Here are the men Playing in the team.

Zodis Ceres Men's Football team:

Manager: Greon Thresh
Head Coach: R Biswant

GK: Lacen Roy
RB: Fleece DcDemon
CB: Gringer Reeve
CB: Loss Baker
LB: Tim Busker
LCM: Byle Tammy
CM: Harish JJ
RCM: Bahm Teentin
LW: Harris Colon
ST: Hyter Colon
RW: Gleecer Heth

Subs:
1: Grisha Grweor
2: Blisser Barnes
3: Hulkler Jonn
4: Heether
5: Ayler

The Women's Football is not much prominent in Zodis Ceres, it still has decided to send the women dedicated to play the game from Zodis Ceres.

Zodis Ceres Women's Football team:

Manager: Levi Lurnet
Head Coach: K Channa

GK: Jessica Laurier
RB: Laura Greever
CB: Jenifer Royce
CB: Petra Burter
LB: Kyle Yomurt
LCM: Yamini Lomkin
CM: Annie Bwerse
RCM: Hana Yamiguchi
LW: Gwen Evans
ST: Noelle Chun
RW: Gregory KK

Subs:
1: Gregory Hant
2: Leonne Rayer
3: Asma Sing

Basketball

The biggest sport in the country, Zodis Ceresians are truly fond of Basketball. Basketball is played in highschool, colleges and then in the pro clubs. The only problem is the lack of a proper top league. The nation has selected some of it's best men for the basketball tournament.

Zodis Ceres Men's Basketball team:

Head Coach: L Vladin

PG: Timmer Evans
SG: Erwin Tammer
C: Glenn Smith
SF: Jackie Rows
PF: Lawn Tandy

Reserves:
1: Yukita Motto - SG/PG
2: Orion - C
3: Lamber Tick - PF
4: Keeren Roger - PF/SF
5: Inten Jeener - PG

Timmer Evans, Glenn Smith and Jackie Rows would take part in 3x3 games

Unlike football, Women's basketball is on par with the men's basketball in Zodis Ceres. There are a few Women's Basketball Clubs and a separate highschool basketball tournament for females.

Zodis Ceres Women's basketball team:

Head Coach:

PG: Erika Genort
SG: Suzan Lesner
C: Jennifer Karter
SF: Mikasa Yaruki
PF: Penny Glak

Reserves:
1: Natsumi Tosho - PG
2: Jess Tonzer - C
3: Krista Natyo - PF
4: Karen Love - SF
5: Berta Noyer - SG

Volleyball:

Considered a growing sport in the nation volleyball is mostly suppressed in the nation due to the fondness of the nation towards Sepak Takraw. The teams are listed below:

Zodis Ceres Men's Indoor Volleyball team:
Formation: 5-1

OpH: Paul Reynolds
OtH: Donald Morrey
MB: Eddie Clinton
MB: Sven Bond
L: Kevin Underwood
S: Mark Tones

Subs:
1: Kazu Toriyama(sub to Libero)
2: Manthan Charles
3: Brick Grenon
4: Lembart Cheeser

Zodis Ceres Women's Indoor Volleyball team:
Formation: 4-2

OpH: Haruki Noto
OtH: Ellaine Turf
MB: Emillia Sanders
L: Rem Vigar
S: Kelly Underwood
S: Isabella Jones

Subs:
1: Bell(sub to Libero)
2: Martha Kanton
3: Yukinoshita Nayomi
4: Peggie Barell

Sepak Takraw

Known as Kickvolley in the nation of Zodis Ceres, this sport is more popular than Volleyball and football, second in popularity only to Basketball in this nation. Players are professionally trained in lower levels. But due to the lack of a proper top level, most players have to play for a franchise in GLH(Grand League Hebitaka). The sport is so popular that two of the GLH franchises, the Crawlers and Daredevils have their home ground in Zodis Ceres.

Zodis Ceres Men's Kickvolleyball team:

Tekong: DeQuan Stonnis
Killer: Danyris James
Feeder: Edward Hossain

Subs:
1: Denisk Musk
2: Volt Creemer
3: Belton Roy

Zodis Ceres Women's Kickvolleyball team:

Tekong: Hermoine Bruker
Killer: Daniella Ray
Feeder: Marriane Chris

Subs:
1: Christa Lenz
2: Romin Cheng
3: Zofia Manzer

by **Acastanha** » Wed Apr 28, 2021 1:41 am

The First Gold

After collecting 3 silvers in Pemecutan side events, the Acastanhada team seems to be a little unfortunate at Sharktail soil. With 6 finals in circulation, only 2 numbers where Acastanha don't have their athletes compete in. Those disciplines are Men's 100 m Hurdles and Women's 400 m. Unfortunately in the rest of the disciplines, they are only manage to win 1 bronze. The medal was won by Rubens Kastham in Men's C-1 Slalom. His compatriot Emilia Redona which compete in the Women's number have to satisfied finished fourth.

The shocking result come in Day 3 Pemecutan sides event. With 7 finals in contention, Acastanha manage to take 2 medals, 1 gold and 1 bronze. Their first gold came from Manuel Kashak in Men's 200 m Freestyle. He is shockingly defeats the favorite winner, Rawa Aksara from Eraman who ultimately grab silver. With only 0.12 seconds time differences between the two athletes.While Acastanha 1 bronze is taken by Leandro Padvash. He was defeated in semi final Lightweight Men's Boxing by Light Ragner of Zodis Ceres. The semifinal loser is automatically received Bronze Medal. While 2 Acastanhada athletes nearly receive a medal though they have to finished fourth. They Thalita Yathar in Women's 100 m Backstroke and Amalia Rukinde in Women's 200 m Freestyle.

In qualifying competitions, some of Acastanhada athletes manage to advance to final. Ismail Yusuf and Miguel Baaschar successfully advance from Men's 800 m with Baaschar have to win the Repechage to enter the final. They are also advance to final in 3 others swimming events, Women's 400 m Freestyle, Men's 400 m Freestyle and Women's 100 m Breaststroke. They also have a chance to win another medal in Men's Boxing Flyweight after Thiago Urunde manage to win his semifinal match against Amal Putra Sendagi from Sendhang.

In the next Sharktail events, another 7 final match is in contentions with 6 of them are contested by Acastanhada athletes. While in the next Pemecutan events, 4 out of 7 medal events are being contested by Acastanhada athletes. Hopefully Acastanha will manage to grab another medal or medals. Currently, they are seating at 5th in medal table with 1 gold, 3 silvers and 2 bronzes. Only 2 bronzes less from Sendhang which is in 4th place. While Pemecutan still strong at the top with 9 gold medals or 4 medals more than the second place, Eraman.

by **Pemecutan** » Wed Apr 28, 2021 6:03 pm

DAY 4 - PEMECUTAN EVENT

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100 m Butterfly
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)          52.45
2 Calisto Gudur (ACS)        52.60
3 Yuan Adli (SHT)            53.45
4 Raka Pancawirya (PCU)      53.84
5 Timun Segara (SND)         56.24

  Heat 2
1 Gabriel Regorna (ACS)      53.09
2 Teruna Bidara (ERM)        53.37
3 Wan Bakir (SHT)            53.54
4 Ilham Nugroho (PCU)        54.22
5 Pemimpin Laut (SND)        55.41

   Overall ranking
 1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)          52.45   Q
 2 Calisto Gudur (ACS)        52.60   Q
 3 Gabriel Regorna (ACS)      53.09   Q
 4 Teruna Bidara (ERM)        53.37   Q
 5 Yuan Adli (SHT)            53.45   Q
 6 Wan Bakir (SHT)            53.54   Q
 7 Raka Pancawirya (PCU)      53.84   Q
 8 Ilham Nugroho (PCU)        54.22   Q
 9 Pemimpin Laut (SND)        55.41
10 Timun Segara (SND)         56.24

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100 m Butterfly
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Trisna Ayu Mahayanti (PCU)      57.57
2 Ardiana Sastro (SND)            58.76
3 Manis Surya (ERM)               58.97
4 Leonora Kapka (ACS)             59.22
5 Georgia Lance (HZC)           1:01.20

  Heat 2
1 Ema Ratoga (ACS)                58.37
2 Rasyidah Fuad (SHT)             58.58
3 Mila Bhumi (ERM)                58.74
4 Diah Ayu Widiari (PCU)          59.64
5 Manungsa Alon (SND)           1:01.73

   Overall ranking
 1 Trisna Ayu Mahayanti (PCU)      57.57   Q
 2 Ema Ratoga (ACS)                58.37   Q
 3 Rasyidah Fuad (SHT)             58.58   Q
 4 Mila Bhumi (ERM)                58.74   Q
 5 Ardiana Sastro (SND)            58.76   Q
 6 Manis Surya (ERM)               58.97   Q
 7 Leonora Kapka (ACS)             59.22   Q
 8 Diah Ayu Widiari (PCU)          59.64   Q
 9 Georgia Lance (HZC)           1:01.20
10 Manungsa Alon (SND)           1:01.73

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 800 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Wong Hiu (SND)                8:01.01
2 Miguel Morro (ACS)            8:04.29
3 Teruna Bidara (ERM)           8:04.97
4 Syafiq Jiha (SHT)             8:11.02
5 Kadek Dwipa Mahayana (PCU)    8:11.08

  Heat 2
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)             7:55.26
2 Leon Parvash (ACS)            8:04.78
3 Tarny Genner (HZC)            8:06.63
4 Panganan Ikan (SND)           8:08.20
5 Farid Hairi (SHT)             8:11.35
6 Putu Yogi Satryawan (PCU)     8:11.52

   Overall ranking
 1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)             7:55.26   Q
 2 Wong Hiu (SND)                8:01.01   Q
 3 Miguel Morro (ACS)            8:04.29   Q
 4 Leon Parvash (ACS)            8:04.78   Q
 5 Teruna Bidara (ERM)           8:04.97   Q
 6 Tarny Genner (HZC)            8:06.63   Q
 7 Panganan Ikan (SND)           8:08.20   Q
 8 Syafiq Jiha (SHT)             8:11.02   Q
 9 Kadek Dwipa Mahayana (PCU)    8:11.08
10 Farid Hairi (SHT)             8:11.35
11 Putu Yogi Satryawan (PCU)     8:11.52

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 800 m Freestyle
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Heat 1
1 Eva Gobroda (ACS)         8:26.19
2 Kethek Monyet (SND)       8:29.40
3 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          8:40.37
4 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     9:04.88

  Heat 2
1 Diana Dani (SHT)          8:30.07
2 Indah Sugiantini (PCU)    8:35.67
3 Iris Bistul (ACS)         8:38.52
4 Bulik Angsa (SND)         8:48.21
5 Manis Surya (ERM)         9:06.65

  Overall ranking
1 Eva Gobroda (ACS)         8:26.19   Q
2 Kethek Monyet (SND)       8:29.40   Q
3 Diana Dani (SHT)          8:30.07   Q
4 Indah Sugiantini (PCU)    8:35.67   Q
5 Iris Bistul (ACS)         8:38.52   Q
6 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          8:40.37   Q
7 Bulik Angsa (SND)         8:48.21   Q
8 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     9:04.88
9 Manis Surya (ERM)         9:06.65

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 100 m Breaststroke (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)          58.99   GOLD
2 Aiman Syamir (SHT)         59.34   SILVER
3 Made Yuliantara (PCU)      59.41   BRONZE
4 Frank Syamir (SHT)         59.57
5 Teruna Bidara (ERM)        59.58
6 Kleiger Rave (HZC)         59.75
7 Tarny Genner (HZC)         59.78
8 Pemimpin Laut (SND)      1:00.18

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 100 m Breaststroke (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Kumala Sari Dewi (PCU)      1:06.92   GOLD
2 Nana Lee (SHT)              1:07.10   SILVER
  Ardiana Sastro (SND)        1:07.10   SILVER
4 Komang Diah Witari (PCU)    1:07.48
5 Manis Surya (ERM)           1:07.52
6 Emilia Miri (ACS)           1:07.68
7 Ana Radchai (ACS)           1:07.73
8 Natalia (HZC)               1:07.92

Note: Nana Lee (SHT) and Ardiana Sastro (SND) are given Silver Medal as both finished with same time. No Bronze Medal given.

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Men's 400 m Freestyle (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Rawa Aksara (ERM)             3:42.14   GOLD
2 Yudha Putrawan (PCU)          3:42.52   SILVER
3 Leon Parvash (ACS)            3:42.73   BRONZE
4 Teruna Bidara (ERM)           3:42.99
5 Peter Akmal (SHT)             3:43.43
6 Kadek Dwipa Mahayana (PCU)    3:43.48
7 Panganan Ikan (SND)           3:43.75
8 Lee Isma (SHT)                3:43.89

AQUATICS - SWIMMING - Women's 400 m Freestyle (MEDAL)
Segaramadu Aquatic Center, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final
1 Eva Gobroda (ACS)         4:02.43   GOLD
2 Oka Ayu Lestari (PCU)     4:03.14   SILVER
3 Kethek Monyet (SND)       4:04.03   BRONZE
4 Nana Lee (SHT)            4:04.48
5 Indah Sugiantini (PCU)    4:04.79
6 Bulik Angsa (SND)         4:04.96
7 Iris Bistul (ACS)         4:05.78
8 Mila Bhumi (ERM)          4:06.19

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Men's Match Day 4
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Sharktail (SHT) 8–6 Pemecutan (PCU)
Acastanha (ACS) 5–8 Kencana (KNC)
Central Shaneville (CSV) 9–8 Eraman (ERM)

No  Team                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Sharktail                  4   4  0  0   35  25 +10    8
2 Sendhang                   3   3  0  0   28  20  +8    6
3 Acastanha                  3   1  1  1   20  21  −1    3
4 Pemecutan                  3   1  0  2   22  24  −2    2
5 Central Shaneville         3   1  0  2   18  23  −5    2
6 Kencana                    4   1  0  3   30  36  −6    2
7 Eraman                     4   0  1  3   31  35  −4    1

AQUATICS - WATER POLO - Women's Match Day 4
Tirta Tawar Aquatic Park, Pemeregan District, Pemecutan Puri

Sharktail (SHT) 7–8 Pemecutan (PCU)
Acastanha (ACS) 11–5 Kencana (KNC)
Central Shaneville (CSV) 8–11 Eraman (ERM)

No  Team                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  3   3  0  0   30  22  +8    6
2 Acastanha                  3   2  0  1   27  22  +5    4
3 Kencana                    4   2  0  2   35  39  −4    4
4 Sharktail                  4   1  1  2   32  32   0    3
5 Central Shaneville         3   1  1  1   26  26   0    3
6 Eraman                     4   1  0  3   32  35  −3    2
7 Sendhang                   3   1  0  2   23  29  −6    2

BASKETBALL - Men's 3x3 Match Day 1
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Group A

Kencana 25-16 Zodis Ceres
Pemecutan 20-18 Sharktail

No  Team                  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Kencana                 1    1   0    25   16   +9     3
2 Pemecutan               1    1   0    20   18   +2     3
3 Sharktail               1    0   1    18   20   −2     0
4 Zodis Ceres             1    0   1    16   25   −9     0

Group B

Acastanha 19-20 Sendhang
Central Shaneville 19-20 Eraman

No  Team                  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Eraman                  1    1   0    20   19   +1     3
  Sendhang                1    1   0    20   19   +1     3
3 Acastanha               1    0   1    19   20   −1     0
  Central Shaneville      1    0   1    19   20   −1     0

BASKETBALL - Women's 3x3 Match Day 4
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Sharktail 20-18 Pemecutan
Acastanha 18-19 Kencana
Central Shaneville 20-16 Eraman

No  Team                  Pld    W   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eraman                  4    3   1    75   67   +8    10
2 Kencana                 4    2   2    78   79   −1     8
3 Sharktail               4    2   2    74   75   −1     8
4 Central Shaneville      3    2   1    57   49   +8     7
5 Sendhang                3    2   1    56   55   +1     7
6 Pemecutan               3    1   2    57   59   −2     5
7 Acastanha               3    0   3    48   61  −13     3

BOXING - Men's Featherweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Lukman Sukmawan (PCU) 11–3 Talib Esi Houvani (SND)

BOXING - Men's Welterweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Round 1

Wong Kuwat (SND) def. Sina Moniri (ERM) (RET)

BOXING - Men's Light Heavyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Semi Final

BRONZE   Sami Lomo (SHT) 5–10 Sorabala Bancana (PCU)

BRONZE   Timu Barwali (ERM) 5–9 Luis Pikappa (ACS)

Note: Semifinal losers automatically received Bronze Medal as no third place final held.

BOXING - Men's Heavyweight
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Semi Final

BRONZE   Herman Bramanta (PCU) def. by Rasyidi Choong (SHT) (RSCI)

BRONZE   Ignasius Tambubolok (SND) 8–10 Manuel Westral (ACS)

Note: Semifinal losers automatically received Bronze Medal as no third place final held.

BOXING - Men's Flyweight (MEDAL)
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final

SILVER   Norhan Kumar (SHT) 3–6 Thiago Urunde (ACS)   GOLD

BOXING - Men's Lightweight (MEDAL)
Karanganyar Stadium, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Final

SILVER   Light Ragner (HZC) 4–10 Usli Berda (ERM)   GOLD

GYMNASTICS - ARTISTICS - Men's
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Individual All-Around Qualifying
Note: 10 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Overall ranking            FL      PH      RG      VA      PB      HB       TOTAL
 1 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     15.550  16.200  16.200  15.825  15.425  15.125    94.325   Q
 2 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      15.125  15.225  15.575  14.625  14.700  16.275    91.525   Q
 3 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     15.400  15.450  14.800  14.875  15.450  14.375    90.350   Q
 4 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     15.025  15.200  13.950  14.825  15.125  15.075    89.200   Q
 5 Syahmi Arfandi (SHT)      14.150  15.350  15.150  14.600  14.650  14.225    88.125   Q
 6 Oscar Widarka (ACS)       14.775  14.000  14.675  15.075  13.825  15.475    87.825   Q
 7 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.925  14.700  14.275  14.275  14.925  14.550    87.650
 8 Nasrul Satar (SHT)        14.850  14.675  14.100  14.650  15.025  13.425    86.725
 9 Gabriel Emena (ACS)       14.125  14.075  13.400  14.225  15.075  15.500    86.400   Q
10 Awira Saidin (SHT)        14.500  14.775  14.425  14.075  14.325  14.150    86.250
11 Carlos Uebosi (SND)       14.475  14.800  13.900  14.825  14.050  13.875    85.925   Q
12 Agus Jaya Birawa (PCU)    14.525  14.225  13.950  14.775  13.875  14.550    85.900
13 Girsam Antela (ERM)       14.850  14.100  14.500  13.800  14.325  13.825    85.400   Q
14 Lukas Pagayo (SND)        13.775  14.425  13.150  15.275  13.850  14.325    84.800   Q
15 Ezwin Kali (ERM)          14.750  14.700  12.325  14.250  13.775  14.850    84.650
16 Boni Hakiki (ERM)         14.225  14.075  14.225  12.825  13.775  14.550    83.675
17 Hector Berdaghda (ACS)    14.575  13.475  14.000  12.750  14.300  14.225    83.325
18 Wong Langsung (SND)       13.075  14.300  14.250  13.450  14.000  13.800    82.875
19 Pitik Karet (SND)         14.125  13.600  14.000  12.600  14.000  14.375    82.700
20 Pedro Turbi (ACS)         14.075  13.850   1.250  14.100  14.400  13.150    70.825

Floor (FL) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     15.550   Q
 2 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     15.400   Q
 3 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      15.125   Q
 4 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     15.025   Q
 5 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.925
 6 Nasrul Satar (SHT)        14.850   Q
 7 Girsam Antela (ERM)       14.850   Q
 8 Oscar Widarka (ACS)       14.775   Q
 9 Ezwin Kali (ERM)          14.750
10 Hector Berdaghda (ACS)    14.575   Q
11 Agus Jaya Birawa (PCU)    14.525
12 Awira Saidin (SHT)        14.500

Pommel Horse (PH) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     16.200   Q
 2 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     15.450   Q
 3 Syahmi Arfandi (SHT)      15.350   Q
 4 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      15.225   Q
 5 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     15.200   Q
 6 Carlos Uebosi (SND)       14.800   Q
 7 Awira Saidin (SHT)        14.775
 8 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.700
 9 Ezwin Kali (ERM)          14.700   Q
10 Nasrul Satar (SHT)        14.675
11 Lukas Pagayo (SND)        14.425   Q

Rings (RG) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     16.200   Q
 2 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      15.575   Q
 3 Syahmi Arfandi (SHT)      15.150   Q
 4 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     14.800   Q
 5 Oscar Widarka (ACS)       14.675   Q
 6 Girsam Antela (ERM)       14.500   Q
 7 Awira Saidin (SHT)        14.425
 8 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.275   Q
 9 Wong Langsung (SND)       14.250   Q

Vault (VA) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     15.825   Q
 2 Lukas Pagayo (SND)        15.275   Q
 3 Oscar Widarka (ACS)       15.075   Q
 4 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     14.875   Q
 5 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     14.825   Q
 6 Carlos Uebosi (SND)       14.825   Q
 7 Agus Jaya Birawa (PCU)    14.775
 8 Nasrul Satar (SHT)        14.650   Q
 9 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      14.625   Q

Parallel Bars (PB) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     15.450   Q
 2 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     15.425   Q
 3 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     15.125   Q
 4 Gabriel Emena (ACS)       15.075   Q
 5 Nasrul Satar (SHT)        15.025   Q
 6 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.925
 7 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      14.700   Q
 8 Syahmi Arfandi (SHT)      14.650
 9 Pedro Turbi (ACS)         14.400   Q
10 Awira Saidin (SHT)        14.325
11 Girsam Antela (ERM)       14.325   Q

Horizontal Bars (HB) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Akhmal Arfandi (SHT)      16.275   Q
 2 Gabriel Emena (ACS)       15.500   Q
 3 Oscar Widarka (ACS)       15.475   Q
 4 Lamru Kahentong (ERM)     15.125   Q
 5 Made Dwi Andika (PCU)     15.075   Q
 6 Ezwin Kali (ERM)          14.850   Q
 7 Hendri Gunawan (PCU)      14.550   Q
 8 Boni Hakiki (ERM)         14.550
 9 Jonathan Yowana (PCU)     14.375
10 Pitik Karet (SND)         14.375   Q

GYMNASTICS - ARTISTICS - Women's
Giri Arena, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Individual All-Around Qualifying
Note: 10 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No   Overall ranking                VA       UB     BB      FL      TOTAL
 1 Mizma Andi (ERM)               15.125  14.575  16.150  15.625    61.475   Q
 2 Calista Maronka (ACS)          15.200  14.400  15.375  14.900    59.875   Q
 3 Gea Ambusi (SND)               14.825  15.625  14.800  14.525    59.775   Q
 4 Wati Samsi (ERM)               15.350  15.775  14.500  14.100    59.725   Q
 5 Kania Nangeko (SND)            14.500  14.925  15.175  14.900    59.500   Q
 6 Gina Daso (ACS)                15.350  14.525  13.825  15.300    59.000   Q
 7 Nur Shammeza (SHT)             15.350  15.400  14.300  13.925    58.975   Q
 8 Kadek Chandra Asih (PCU)       14.875  14.425  14.325  14.775    58.400   Q
 9 Indri Septiani (PCU)           14.350  15.000  14.450  14.500    58.300   Q
10 Navu Alia (ERM)                14.200  14.450  14.475  15.025    58.150
11 Dian Budi Hartati (PCU)        15.050  14.400  14.225  14.200    57.875
12 Eva Padarra (ACS)              14.175  14.375  14.400  14.850    57.800
13 Isis Okada (ACS)               13.025  14.925  14.925  14.675    57.550
14 Hannah Arfandi (SHT)           14.875  14.075  14.025  14.475    57.450   Q
15 Serangga Tongkat (SND)         14.225  14.550  14.550  14.025    57.350
16 Farzana Adi (SHT)              12.525  14.550  15.275  14.325    56.675
17 Flora Jeri (ERM)               13.950  14.225  14.400  13.450    56.025
18 Katlin Saiful (SHT)            13.775  13.075  14.150  14.300    55.300
19 Komang Ayu Widiantini (PCU)    14.450  14.850  14.225  10.775    54.300

Vault (VA) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Wati Samsi (ERM)               15.350   Q
 2 Gina Daso (ACS)                15.350   Q
 3 Nur Shammeza (SHT)             15.350   Q
 4 Calista Maronka (ACS)          15.200   Q
 5 Mizma Andi (ERM)               15.125   Q
 6 Dian Budi Hartati (PCU)        15.050   Q
 7 Kadek Chandra Asih (PCU)       14.875   Q
 8 Gea Ambusi (SND)               14.825   Q
 9 Kania Nangeko (SND)            14.500
10 Komang Ayu Widiantini (PCU)    14.450

Uneven Bars (UV) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Wati Samsi (ERM)               15.775   Q
 2 Gea Ambusi (SND)               15.625   Q
 3 Nur Shammeza (SHT)             15.400   Q
 4 Indri Septiani (PCU)           15.000   Q
 5 Kania Nangeko (SND)            14.925   Q
 6 Isis Okada (ACS)               14.925   Q
 7 Komang Ayu Widiantini (PCU)    14.850   Q
 8 Serangga Tongkat (SND)         14.550
 9 Farzana Adi (SHT)              14.550   Q

Balance Beam (BB) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Mizma Andi (ERM)               16.150   Q
 2 Calista Maronka (ACS)          15.375   Q
 3 Farzana Adi (SHT)              15.275   Q
 4 Kania Nangeko (SND)            15.175   Q
 5 Isis Okada (ACS)               14.925   Q
 6 Gea Ambusi (SND)               14.800   Q
 7 Serangga Tongkat (SND)         14.550
 8 Wati Samsi (ERM)               14.500   Q
 9 Navu Alia (ERM)                14.475
10 Indri Septiani (PCU)           14.450   Q

Floor (FL) Apparatus Qualifier
Note: 8 athletes advance to Final. In case of there are more than two gymnasts in same NOC, the last ranked among them will not qualify to final round. The next best ranked gymnast will qualify instead.

No  Athletes
 1 Mizma Andi (ERM)               15.625   Q
 2 Gina Daso (ACS)                15.300   Q
 3 Navu Alia (ERM)                15.025   Q
 4 Calista Maronka (ACS)          14.900   Q
 5 Kania Nangeko (SND)            14.900   Q
 6 Eva Padarra (ACS)              14.850
 7 Kadek Chandra Asih (PCU)       14.775   Q
 8 Isis Okada (ACS)               14.675
 9 Gea Ambusi (SND)               14.525   Q
10 Indri Septiani (PCU)           14.500   Q

ROWING - Men's Single Sculls
Lake Pacung Water Park, Pemedilan District, Pemedilan

Heat
1 Gede Adi Jayadi (PCU)           6:59.89   Q
2 Azhan Farris (SHT)              7:14.91   Q
3 Bruno Arna (ACS)                7:20.86   Q
4 Mattias Kristoffersson (CSV)    7:25.10   R
5 Rawa Aksara (ERM)               7:29.18   R
6 Djuanda Kamil (SND)             9:05.24   R

ROWING - Women's Single Sculls
Lake Pacung Water Park, Pemedilan District, Pemedilan

Heat
1 Widya Arianti (PCU)     7:44.24  Q
2 Eneng Sadikin (SND)     7:50.23  Q
3 Herlina Zain (SHT)      8:09.42   R
4 Mila Bhumi (ERM)        8:09.58   R
5 Thalita Rekka (ACS)     8:36.11   R

SEPAKTAKRAW - Men's Match Day 4
Mandala Krida Stadium, Tambapuri District, Tambapuri

Group A

Central Shaneville (CSV)]       21  17  29
Sendhang (SND)                 17  21  27

Kencana (KNC)                  21  13  21
Pemecutan (PCU)                17  21  16


No  Team                     Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Central Shaneville            3   3  0    6   3  +3    6
2 Pemecutan                     4   2  2    6   6   0    6
3 Kencana                       3   2  1    5   3  +2    5
4 Sendhang                      3   1  2    4   4   0    4
5 Sharktail                     3   0  3    1   6  −5    3

Group B

Acastanha (ACS)                21  21
Southern Palm Islands (SPI)    15  12

Bucklin (BUC)                  12  17
Eraman (ERM)                   21  21


No  Team                     Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Eraman                        4   2  2    5   4  +1    6
2 Zodis Ceres                   3   2  1    5   4  +1    5
3 Acastanha                     3   2  1    4   3  +1    5
4 Southern Palm Islands         3   1  2    3   4  −1    4
5 Bucklin                       3   1  2    3   5  −2    4

SEPAKTAKRAW - Women's Match Day 3
Yowana Mandala Stadium, Tegeh Kori Sports Complex, Tegeh Kori District, Pemecutan Puri

Group A

Eraman (ERM)                16  10
Acastanha (ACS)             21  21

Bucklin (BUC)               18  21  21
Central Shaneville (CSV)    21  16  12


No  Team                  Pld   W  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Central Shaneville         3   2  1    5   2  +3    5   Q
2 Acastanha                  3   2  1    4   2  +2    5   Q
3 Bucklin                    3   2  1    4   3  +1    5
4 Eraman                     3   0  3    0   6  −6    3

Group B

Kencana (KNC)               21  17  17
Sharktail (SHT)             17  21  21

Pemecutan (PCU)             21  21
Sendhang (SND)              15  19


No  Team                  Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA  PD  Pts 
1 Pemecutan                  3   3  0  0    6   2  +4    6   Q
2 Sharktail                  3   2  0  1    5   4  +1    5   Q
3 Sendhang                   3   1  0  2    3   4  −1    4
4 Kencana                    3   0  0  3    2   6  −4    3

Semi Final

Central Shaneville vs Sharktail

Pemecutan vs Acastanha

MEDAL TABLE

NO     COUNTRY                TRG     G     S     B     T
1     Pemecutan               PCU    10     9     5    24
2     Eraman                  ERM     8     1     5    14
3     Acastanha               ACS     3     3     3     9
4     Sharktail               SHT     2     5     5    12
5     Sendhang                SND     1     4     6    11
6     Zodis Ceres             HZC     0     2     1     3
7     Kencana                 KNC     0     0     2     2
8     Bucklin                 BUC     0     0     0     0
-     Central Shaneville      CSV     0     0     0     0
-     Southern Palm Islands   SPI     0     0     0     0

by **Central Shaneville** » Thu Apr 29, 2021 4:50 am

INTO THE SWING OF THINGS
Days 3 and 4 from Pemecutan now and Central Shaneville continues their march towards possibly getting on the medal table and it is this ambition that drives the island nation to keep performing at the competitive level they are currently doing.

DAY 3
WATER POLO
The Men's Water Polo was very quiet for Central Shaneville because they had a bye so the team spent most of the day watching how the other teams in the competition plays with Central Shaneville still hoping that their game in hand will put them up into the finals amongst the two hosts, Sendhang and also Acastanha.

Central Shaneville also had a bye in the Women's Water Polo however this is possibly where their best chance of getting through (in terms of Water Polo) is as they currently stand in 3rd in the group above hosts Sharktail.

3x3 BASKETBALL
Another bye in the Women's 3x3 Basketball saw more team monitoring from Rebecca Macleod, Christine Morrisson and Ashley Newgarden of Central Shaneville who currently stand in 5th in what is a very competitive group however the three girls aim to make a statement in the next part of their campaign.

SEPAKTAKRAW
The only action in Pemecutan for Central Shaneville was the Sepaktakraw tournaments in which both the Men and Women scored wins putting Central Shaneville in the Qualifying places in both of their groups, first up the Men scored a big win over hosts Pemecutan however things at the start looked a bit ropey as the hosts took the first set only for Central Shaneville to clutch the other two and win much to the surprise of everyone in Mandala Krida Stadium.

Meanwhile in Yowana Mandala Stadium, Central Shaneville's womens team brushed aside Eraman in what was a pretty awkward game to watch for neutrals according to many Central Shaneville media outlets with Central Shaneville taking a 2 sets to 0 win putting them on top of the group.

DAY 4
WATER POLO
Central Shaneville's Men's team once again met Eraman in the fourth matchday of the Men's Water Polo and once again Central Shaneville took a clutch win by only one point, the match was described as close and intense however with Central Shaneville needing another win in the Men's Water Polo to even get a chance of qualifying it really is crunch time for the Men's team.

In the Women's Water Polo, Eraman got one back on Central Shaneville by beating them 11-8 in the pool, despite this loss though Central Shaneville's day in the pool following a bye yesterday was relatively successful and once again proved they have competitive Water Polo teams despite Water Polo not being on the Central Shaneville domestic sports calendar.

3x3 BASKETBALL
Matchday 4 of the Women's 3x3 Basketball competition and once again Macleod, Morrisson and Newgarden were out to make a statement as Eraman once again was seen next to the Central Shaneville flag on the scoreboards in Pemecutan, this time Central Shaneville got another win over them by four points with Ashley Newgarden sealing the points for Central Shaneville at the end of the game and in the group standings they are once again looking good for a potential place in the finals.

Also, the Men's competition started today however it was a losing effort, despite this loss though the game was very fast paced and aggressive in some places as both Central Shaneville and now familiar opponents Eraman looked to one up each other, Eraman would claim the victory this time round by only one point.

ROWING
Water sports like Rowing and Sailing, among others, are popular in Central Shaneville however none of them are used in the domestic sports program.

Mattias Kristoffersson was seen sweating with nerves as he waited for the klaxon to signal the start of the race in the Men's Single Sculls and then just like that they were off, Kristoffersson felt the adrenaline flow through his veins early on as he joined the front runners however throughout the race he would slowly fall back, likely due to fatigue and he was really giving it some in the early goings, despite this he got 4th on what was his professional debut and will make it into the Repechage meaning there is still a chance for him to get a medal if he qualifies through it.

SEPAKTAKRAW
With one match to go (after this one) the Men's Sepaktakraw team we're determined to continue their run as Sendhang stood across the court from them and it was once again very tight with the ball flying everywhere, Central Shaneville and Sendhang were seemingly inseparable as the sets were level at 1-1, Central Shaneville though took the final set in a tie breaker which means they kept their 100 percent record however with only 3 points separating the entire group it is anyones game.

In the Women's group though it is qualification for Central Shaneville, despite losing to Bucklin, this marks Central Shaneville's FIRST EVER major semi final in ANY sport which sent the fans watching in Shaneville City Park go mad with drinks going everywhere, the two hosts have also qualified along with Acastanha meaning it is not going to be easy for the Central Shaneville Women's team if they want to get a medal.

And that is the review from Team Central Shaneville for Days 3 and 4, stay tuned for the Sharktail event coverage.

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