uipm 2016 world cup 3 - Federazione Italiana Pentathlon Moderno
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uipm 2016 world cup 3 - Federazione Italiana Pentathlon Moderno
COMPETITION PROGRAM UIPM 2016 WORLD CUP 3 30 MARCH - 3 APRIL 2016. ROME, ITALY UIPM WORLD CUP #1 CAIRO (EGY) 23-27 FEB 2016 UIPM WORLD CUP #2 RIO (BRA) 10-14 MAR 2016 UIPM WORLD CUP #3 ROME (ITA) 30 MAR-3 APR 2016 UIPM WORLD CUP #4 KECSKEMÉT (HUN) UIPM WORLD FINAL 14-18 APR 2016 SARASOTA (USA) 6-8 MAY 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO ROME4 UIPM President’S Message 6 FIPM PRESIDENT’s MESSAGE7 COMPETITION SCHEDULE 8 PARTICIPATING ATHLETES: WOMEN 10 PARTICIPATING: MEN 12 MODERN PENTATHLON: DID YOU KNOW...? 14 30 MARCH - 3 APRIL 2016. ROME, ITALY UIPM 2016 WORLD CUP 3 3 INTRODUCTION WELCOME TO ROME The time has come for Rome, an official candidate city for the 2024 Olympic Games, to “breathe Olympics” for a week. So it is fitting that one of the original sports of the Olympic movement brings us together for this celebration of athleticism. be going for gold in front of a home crowd in the Men’s Individual event while Claudia Cesarini will aim to build on her fantastic victory in World Cup #2 in Rio de Janeiro, at the venues that will be used for the 2016 Olympic Games. Modern Pentathlon came into being at the Stockholm Olympic Games in 1912 and was the result of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the Modern Olympics. Now it is an established global sport, as we see every year during the UIPM World Cup season. Cesarini is sure to encounter tough competition from the likes of world No.1 Laura Asadauskaite (LTU) and No.2 Lena Schoeneborn (GER), while De Luca’s many rivals will include Egypt’s El Geziry brothers, who have one gold and one silver medal between them in this World Cup season already, and the in-form Jun Woongtae from Korea. After a stage in Africa (Cairo, EGY) and a stage in South America (Rio de Janeiro, BRA), the World Cup comes to Europe for stages in Rome (ITA) and Kecskemet (HUN) before the Final is staged in a fourth continent, North America (Sarasota, USA). In this 3rd stage of the World Cup, organized by the Italian Federation of Modern Pentathlon, about 200 pentathletes will participate on behalf of 33 nations. The event begins with two days of qualifying on March 30/31 before for the finals determine who wins the medals on April 1/2/3. From an Italian perspective Riccardo De Luca, the 2015 UIPM World Cup champion, will 4 In truth, the competition is so open that as many as half of the competing nations could supply the athletes who top the podium this week. Especially as the race to qualify for the Olympic Games supplies extra motivation for some of the less established stars to gain qualifying points, while some of the top athletes who know they are going to Rio may be more concerned with specific results than the overall outcome. Whatever happens, spectators are in for a treat with world-class athletes competing in world-class facilities. UIPM 2016 WORLD CUP 3 183 INTERNATIONAL ATHLETES 33 FORO ITALICO Foro Italico is a sports complex in Rome built between 1928 and 1938 under the design of Enrico Del Debbio and, later, Luigi Moretti. Inspired by the Roman forums of the imperial age, its design is lauded as a preeminent example of Italian architecture. PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES ALL -STAR CAST RICCARDO DE LUCA, DAVID SVOBODA, LENA SCHONEBORN, LAURA asadauskaite AND MANY MORE... The Combined Event of each finals session will be available to view on live stream at uipmtv.org with highlights of the whole day’s action to follow. For up-to-date results of all competitions visit pentathlon.org. ROME (ITA) 5 uipm president’s message Dear Member Federations, Dear athletes, coaches and officials, Dear friends, In this special and historic year we are delighted to be back in the majestic surrounds of Rome for the 3rd round of the 2016 UIPM World Cup. This being an Olympic year, the stakes are higher than ever for the elite athletes who will give us so much to applaud and admire in the coming days. Qualification for Rio 2016 remains the main priority for many countries and many individual pentathletes. In the 2016 World Cup we have already enjoyed two very successful events. In Cairo, we saw a precious victory for a home athlete, Amro El Geziry of Egypt, an act that the 2015 World Cup champion Riccardo de Luca will be trying to emulate here in Rome. In Cairo we also saw a victory for the 2008 Olympic champion Lena Schoeneborn (GER). In Rio de Janeiro, where the Olympic venues at Deodoro Park were fully tested for the first time, we saw Italy’s Claudia Cesarini show great determination to win Women’s Individual gold during one of the most dramatic rainstorms I have seen in all my years involved with Modern Pentathlon. Jun Woongtae (KOR) then won a thrilling Men’s Individual final. Whether you are involved on the field of play, behind the scenes or as a spectator here in the ancient birthplace of the legendary gladiators, I hope you will be impressed by the drama of our sport and the commitment of our competitors. We have greatly enjoyed the UIPM competitions that have been held in Rome in the past. Our hosts, the Local Organising Committee, the Italian Modern Pentathlon Federation, the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI), the Italian Government, sponsors, media and volunteers are accustomed to showcasing Modern Pentathlon on a global stage that befits the prestige of our corporate and broadcast partners. As always, I would ask our athletes and coaches not to forget that they have a responsibility to uphold the values of Fair Play, friendship and peace that underpin our sport. I wish you all a wonderful week of Modern Pentathlon. Dr Klaus Schormann President, Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne 6 FIPM PRESIDENT’S message It is with great pleasure that the Federazione Italiana Pentathlon Moderno welcomes all members of the big family of our sport. From March 30 to April 3 in Rome, the “Eternal City”, athletes, coaches and managers from around the world will be the protagonists of the 3rd stage of the 2016 UIPM World Cup. The Federazione Italiana Pentathlon Moderno, which I have the duty and the honor of chairing, has put together the best resources to enable athletes to compete in venues technically excellent and scenically unparalleled and allow fans of our sport attending the competitions to enjoy a unique spectacle. We are sure that the international delegations will have an unforgettable week, while the citizens of Rome will have a great opportunity to see up close our sport and the incredible emotions it creates. On behalf of myself and the Italian Federal Councillors I wish good luck to the athletes who will be giving their best to honor this great event. Professor Valter Magrini President of the Federazione Italiana Pentathlon Moderno 7 COMPETITION SCHEDULE DAY TIME TEST EVENT SCHEDULE PLACE 28 MAR Monday All day Arrive Delegations Hotel Sheraton Arrive Delegations Hotel Sheraton 15:00 - 20:00 Equipment Control Hotel Sheraton 21:00 Technical Meeting Women Qualification Hotel Sheraton Semifinal Women Parco Foro Italico Jumping Test C.S. Carabinieri 08:00 Poule A - Fencing Sala delle Armi 12:00 Poule A - Swimming I Mosaici 14:20 Poule A - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 09:30 Poule B - Swimming I Mosaici 11:00 Poule B - Fencing Sala delle Armi 15:50 Poule B - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 10:20 Poule C - Swimming I Mosaici 29 MAR Tuesday 9:30 30 MAR Wednesday 31 MAR Thursday 8 14:00 Poule C - Fencing Sala delle Armi 17:30 Poule C - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 18:00 - 20:00 Equipment Control Hotel Sheraton 21:30 Technical Meeting Men Qualification Hotel Sheraton Semifinal Men Parco Foro Italico 08:00 Poule A - Fencing Sala delle Armi 12:00 Poule A - Swimming I Mosaici 14:20 Poule A - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 09:30 Poule B - Swimming I Mosaici 11:00 31 MAR Thursday Poule B - Fencing Sala delle Armi 15:50 Poule B - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 10:20 Poule C - Swimming I Mosaici 14:00 Poule C - Fencing Sala delle Armi 17:30 Poule C - Combined C.S. Carabinieri 21:30 Technical Meeting Men Qualification Hotel Sheraton Final Women Parco Foro Italico Fencing Sala delle Armi 08:00 1 APR Fiday 2 APR Saturday 3 APR Sunday 12:00 Swimming I Mosaici 13:00 Bonus Round C.S. Carabinieri 15:00 Riding C.S. Carabinieri 17:50 Combined C.S. Carabinieri 18:30 Award Ceremony C.S. Carabinieri Final Men Parco Foro Italico 08:00 Fencing Sala delle Armi 12:00 Swimming I Mosaici 13:00 Bonus Round C.S. Carabinieri 15:00 Riding C.S. Carabinieri 17:50 Combined C.S. Carabinieri 18:30 Award Ceremony C.S. Carabinieri 21:30 Technical Meeting Men Qualification Hotel Sheraton Mixed Relay Parco Foro Italico 08:00 Fencing Sala delle Armi 12:00 Swimming I Mosaici 13:00 Bonus Round C.S. Carabinieri 15:00 Riding C.S. Carabinieri 17:30 Combined C.S. Carabinieri 18:00 Award Ceremony C.S. Carabinieri 9 PARTICIPATING ATHLETES WOMEN Argentina Iryna KHOKHLOVA France Julie BELHAMRI Argentina Pamela ZAPATA France Anais EUDES Argentina Ayelen ZAPATA Germany Janine KOHLMANN Belarus A. PROKOPENKO Germany Lena SCHONEBORN Belarus T. YELIZAROVA Germany Ronja DORING Belarus I. PRASIANTSOVA Germany Annika SCHLEU Belarus Katsiaryna AROL Great Britain Samantha MURRAY Brazil Priscila OLIVEIRA Great Britain Joanna MUIR Brazil Larissa LELLYS Great Britain Kate FRENCH Brazil Yane MARQUES Great Britain Freyja PRENTICE Canada Chile 10 Melanie MACCANN Hungary Tamara ALEKSZEJEV Javiera ROSAS Hungary Anna ZS. TOTH Czech Rep. Natalie DIANOVA Ireland Natalya COYLE Czech Rep. Lenka BILKOVA Ireland S. Elizabeth BRASSIL Czech Rep. Barbora KODEDOVA Ireland COLEMAN LENEHAN Czech Rep. Eliska PRIBYLOVA Israel Noah BERKMAN Egypt Aya MEDANY Italy Lavinia BONESSIO Egypt Reem YAKOUT Italy Claudia CESARINI Egypt Sondos ABOUBAKR Italy Camilla LONTANO Finland Eevi BENGS Italy Gloria TOCCHI Finland Laura SALMINEN Italy Alice SOTERO France Elodie CLOUVEL Italy F. TOGNETTI France Marie OTEIZA Italy Aurora TOGNETTI Italy Elena MICHELI Italy Irene PRAMPOLINI Poland Anna MALISZEWSKA Italy Alessandra FREZZA Poland A. CHMIELEWSKA Italy Dalila SCIARRA Russia Donata RIMSAITE Italy F. GANDOLFO Russia G. GUBAYDULLINA Italy A. BERTACCHINI Russia Anna BURIAK Japan N. TOMONAGA Russia KARMANCHIKOVA Japan Rena SHIMAZU Spain M. GARCIA-MIGUEL Japan Shino YAMANAKA Turkey Ipek AKSIN Japan Atsuko ITANI Turkey Ilke OZYUKSEL Elena POTAPENKO Ukraine Victoria TERESHUK Korea Mina JEONG Ukraine Anastasiya SPAS Korea Soo jin YANG Ukraine Valeriya PERMYKINA Korea Sunwoo KIM Ukraine Valentyna BOSOVA Kazakhstan Lithuania K. GUZAUSKAITE Kyrgyzstan Valerya UVAROVA United States Margaux ISAKSEN Kyrgyzstan A. MEREMIANINA United States Isabella ISAKSEN Latvia Elena RUBLEVSKA United States S. ACHTERBERG Lithuania L. ASADAUSKAITE United States Emily BOURDEAU Lithuania G. VENCKAUSKAITE United States Jessica DAVIS Lithuania Ieva SERAPINAITE 11 PARTICIPATING ATHLETES MEN Egypt Omar EL GEZIRY Max ESPOSITO Finland Ismo SALMINEN Austria Thomas DANIEL France Valentin PRADES Austria Gustav GUSTENAU France Simon CASSE Belarus A. VASILIONAK France Valentin BELAUD Belarus Kirill KASYANIK France Christopher PATTE Belarus Ilya PALAZKOV Germany Patrick DOGUE Belarus M. HAYANOUSKI Germany Christian ZILLEKENS Brazil Felipe NASCIMENTO Germany Stefan KOLLNER Brazil Danilo FAGUNDES Germany Matthias SANDTEN Brazil William MUINHOS Great Britain Joseph CHOONG Brazil Enrico ORTOLANI Great Britain James COOKE Dimitar KRASTANOV Great Britain Joseph EVANS Chile Esteban BUSTOS Great Britain Thomas TOOLIS China Jianli GUO Hungary Peter TIBOLYA China Jiahao HAN Hungary Bence DEMETER Czech Rep. David SVOBODA Hungary Krisztian STROBL Czech Rep. Ondrej SVECHOTA Hungary Istvan MALITS Czech Rep. Jan KUF Ireland Eanna BAILEY Czech Rep. Ondrej POLIVKA Ireland Paddy ERSKINE Egypt Amro EL GEZIRY Italy Riccardo DE LUCA Egypt Yasser HEFNY Italy A. FRANCESCHINI Egypt Eslam HAMAD Italy Pierpaolo PETRONI Argentina Emanuel ZAPATA Australia Bulgaria 12 Italy Fabio PODDIGHE Lithuania L. KONTRIMAVICIUS Italy Nicola BENEDETTI Lithuania Justinas KINDERIS Italy Cristiano MONTICO Lithuania Dovidas VAIVADA Italy A. PUCCIARIELL Poland Michal GRALEWSKI Italy Tullio DE SANTIS Poland Sebastian STASIAK Italy Valerio GRASSELLI Poland S. STASKIEWICZ Italy A. COLASANTI Poland Jaroslaw SWIDERSKI Italy Daniele COLASANTI Italy Portugal Pedro Valido Gianluca MICOZZI Russia Ilia FROLOV Italy Giuseppe PARISI Russia Maksim KUSTOV Italy Lorenzo MICHELE Russia Kirill BELYAKOV Italy D. PORRECA Russia Oleg NAUMOV Italy Matteo CICINELLI South Africa Pieter OOSTHUIZEN Japan Shohei IWAMOTO South Africa Calvin BRADLEY Japan Hayato NOGUCHI South Africa Berndt BURGER Japan Tomoyuki ONO Spain C. RODRIGUEZ Japan Keiji OKAMURA Spain Aleix HEREDIA VIVES Kazakhstan Anton KUZNETSOV Ukraine V. MISHCHENKO Kazakhstan Artem DROBOTOV Ukraine Denys PAVLYUK Kazakhstan Pavel ILYASHENKO Ukraine Andriy FEDECHKO Korea Woojin HWANG Ukraine Yuriy FEDECHKO Korea Jinhwa JUNG United States Theodore LAUZEN Kyrgyzstan Nikita KUZNETSOV United States N. SCHRIMSHER Kyrgyzstan T. AYTIMBETOV United States Lucas SCHRIMSHER Latvia Deniss CERKOVSKIS United States Logan STORIE Latvia R. NAKONECHNYI United States Dennis BOWSHER 13 MODERN PENTATHLON DID YOU KNOW... ? AIM OF THE GAME CHARACTERISTICS Athletes compete in fencing, swimming and horse riding, followed by a combined running and shooting event, with the first to cross the line winning the gold medal. And all of this happens on one day! With its mixture of physical and mental demands that test courage, stamina, coordination, concentration, skill and flexibility – plus a generous dose of unpredictability – this event has a strong claim to producing the most complete athlete. the origin Just as the ancient pentathlon was based on the skills needed to be a soldier, the modern pentathlon was devised to test the abilities required by a cavalry soldier. Pentathlon was first held in the ancient Olympic Games in 708 BC and consisted of running, long jump, spear throwing, discus and wrestling. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic Games, created modern pentathlon, comprising the five events that continue until today . KEY TERMS 14 handicap start épée bonus round In the final event (running and shooting), the overall leader starts first and his/ her rivals start afterwards, at intervals based on their point tallies. The type of weapon used in the fencing, competitors are allowed to hit any part of the opponent’s body. New part of the fencing competition that gives athletes the chance to win bonus points, after the round-robin ranking round. UIPM 2016 WORLD CUP 3 The important thing in life is not to triumph but to compete. BARON Pierre de Coubertin 15