2021 Lalitpur City F.C. season

League table

     Team
Pos    * v                 Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    Kathmandu Rayzrs (C)  6    4  1  1  9   8   +1  13   Advance to Playoffs
2    Dhangadhi             6    3  1  2  8   5   +3  10
3    Lalitpur City         6    2  3  1  7   3   +4  9
4    Butwal Lumbini        6    2  2  2  7   6   +1  8
5    Pokhara Thunders      6    2  2  2  3   4   −1  8

Source: Goal Nepal
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored; 6) play-off match
(C) Champion

Playoffs

Bracket

  Preliminary                                        Preliminary                    Final

  1            Kathmandu Rayzrs    1                                Q1W  Dhangadhi  0

  2            Dhangadhi (a.e.t.)  2                                                         Q2W  Kathmandu Rayzers  1

               Q1L                 Kathmandu Rayzrs  3

                                   EW                Lalitpur City  0

  3            Lalitpur City       1

  4            Butwal Lumbini      0

Preliminary

12 May 2021 Eliminator  Lalitpur City FC                        1–0  Butwal Lumbini F.C.                            Kathmandu
                          * Vilim Posinkovic [Yellow card] 23'         * William Opoku Asiedu [Yellow card] 24'
                          * Kamal Shrestha [Yellow card] 31'           * Abhishek Rijal [Yellow card] 40'           Stadium: Dasharath Rangasala
17:30 NST                 * Anjan Bista [Yellow card] 50', 61'         * Sesehang Angdembe Limbu [Yellow card] 56'  Referee: Prajwol Chhetri
                          * Ranjan Bista [Yellow card] 90+2'           * Man Bahadur Pariyar [Yellow card] 68'      Man of the Match: Arpan Karki (Lalitpur City FC)
                                                                       * Jaya Gurung [Yellow card] 74'


2021 Lalitpur City F.C. season

13 May 2021 Qualifier 2  Kathmandu Rayzrs FC                      3–0  Lalitpur City FC                        Kathmandu
                           * M. Olaoumu 14' (pen.), 22'                                                        Stadium: Dasharath Rangasala
17:30 NST                  * Stephen Binong 60'                          * Gaurab Budathoki [Yellow card] 56'  Referee: Prajwol Chhetri
                           * Bishwash Shrestha [Yellow card] 65'                                               Man of the Match: M. Olaoumu (Kathmandu Rayzrs FC)
                           * Bikesh Kuthu [Yellow card] 77'

Statistics

As of 18 May 2021 No.    Player                        Pos.           Nepal Super League
Apps                                 [Yellow card]  [Red card]
1      [Nepal] Rohit Karki           GK             0(1)
2      [Nepal] Palsang Lama          DF             3(2)
3      [Nepal] Saroj Yongan          DF             1(1)                   1
4      [Nepal] Niraj Basnet          DF             7                      3
7      [Azerbaijan] Nurlan Novruzov  FW             8                   2  1
8      [Nepal] Arik Bista            MF             8                      1
9      [Nepal] Ranjan Bista          MF             0(5)                1  3
10     [Nepal] Bimal Rana            FW             5(3)                1  1
11     [Nepal] Nabin Lama            MF             3(2)
12     [Nepal] Pravesh Kunwar        DF             7(1)                   1
13     [Nepal] Kamal Shrestha        DF             8                   1  2
14     [Nepal] Anjan Bista           FW             8                   3  2
15     [Nepal] Gaurab Budhathoki     MF             2(3)                   1
19     [Nepal] Dinesh Rai            MF
23     [Nepal] Mikchhen Tamang       MF             5
24     [Nigeria] Peter Segun         DF             5
44/91  [Croatia] Vilim Posinković    FW             6(1)                   2
47     [Nepal] Arpan Karki           GK             8                      1
77     [Nepal] Binod Gurung          MF             1(4)
80     [Nepal] Dona Thapa            MF             2(3)

Goalscorers

Includes all competitive matches. The list is sorted alphabetically by surname when total goals are equal.


2021 Lalitpur City F.C. season

Rank  No.  Pos.  Player                        Nepal Super League
1     14   FW    [Nepal] Anjan Bista           3
2     7    FW    [Azerbaijan] Nurlan Novruzov  2
3     10   FW    [Nepal] Bimal Rana            1
3     13   DF    [Nepal] Kamal Shrestha        1
3     9    MF    [Nepal] Ranjan Bista          1

Awards

NSL Super Forward of the League

Season   Player               Goals  Ref.
2020–21  [Nepal] Anjan Bista  3

  * Nepal Super League 2021


1996–97 Lebanese Premier League

Statistics of Lebanese Premier League for the 1996–97 season.

Overview

Al-Ansar won the championship.

League standings

Pos  Team                 Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts
1    Al-Ansar             26   20  5   1   59  7   +52  65
2    Al-Nejmeh            26   18  4   4   52  22  +30  58
3    Homenetmen Beirut    26   15  4   7   55  30  +25  49
4    Homenmen Beirut      26   15  3   8   47  35  +12  48
5    Al-Safa              26   10  8   8   30  22  +8   38
6    Al Akhaa Al Ahli     26   10  8   8   29  30  −1   38
7    Al Riyada w Al-Adab  26   8   9   9   19  20  −1   33
8    Tadamon Sour         26   9   5   12  25  35  −10  32
9    Shabab Al-Sahel      26   7   7   12  20  32  −12  28
10   Al Bourj             26   7   7   12  19  31  −12  28
11   La Sagesse           26   6   6   14  30  42  −12  24
12   Racing Club          26   5   7   14  18  38  −20  22
13   Salam Zgharta        26   3   11  12  23  48  −25  20
14   Al-Shabiba Mazraa    26   2   10  14  19  53  −34  16

Source: rsssf.com
  * RSSSF


Main article: 2009 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Zone

Countries participating in the 2009 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group I

The European and African Zone is one of the three zones of regional Davis Cup competition in 2009.

In the European and African Zone there are four different groups in which teams compete against each other to advance to the next group.

Participating teams

  * Belarus
  * Belgium
  * Great Britain
  * Italy
  * Macedonia
  * Poland
  * Slovakia
  * South Africa
  * Ukraine

Draw

  Second Round Play-offs                                                        First Round Play-offs                                                           First Round                         Second Round

  Slovakia
                                                                                Cagliari, Italy (clay)
                                                                 bye
  Slovakia                                                                                Slovakia     1

                                                                 bye                                                                                Italy          4
                                                                                Italy
  Bratislava, Slovakia (indoor hard)
                                                                 bye
  Slovakia                                5

  Macedonia                               0
                                                                 Belarus
                                          Minsk, Belarus (hard)                                                            Johannesburg, South Africa (hard)
                                                                 bye
  Belarus                                 4                                                                                Belarus      0
                                                                                Johannesburg, South Africa (hard)
                                                                 Macedonia      1                                                                                South Africa   5
                                                                 South Africa   5

                                                                 Macedonia      0

  bye
                                                                                Renfrewshire, Great Britain (indoor hard)
                                                                 Ukraine
  bye                                                                                Ukraine      4

                                                                 Great Britain                                                                                Great Britain  1
                                                                                bye
  Liverpool, Great Britain (indoor hard)
                                                                 Great Britain
  Great Britain                           2

  Poland                                  3
                                                                 bye
                                                                                Liège, Belgium (clay)
                                                                 Poland
                                          Poland                                                                                Poland  1

                                                                                bye                                                                                Belgium       4
                                                                 bye

                                                                 Belgium

  * Macedonia and Great Britain relegated to Group II in 2010.
  * Italy, South Africa, Ukraine, and Belgium advance to World Group Play-off.

First Round Matches

South Africa vs. Macedonia

                                                                            Emperors Palace, Johannesburg, South Africa
South Africa                                                                6–8 March 2009                               Macedonia
5                                                                           hard (outdoor)                               0
                                                          1  2   3  4  5
1  [South Africa]     Izak van der Merwe                  2  6   6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Predrag Rusevski                    6  2   2  4
2  [South Africa]     Rik de Voest                        6  6   6
   [North Macedonia]  Lazar Magdinčev                     3  2   1
3  [South Africa]     Jeff Coetzee / Rik de Voest         6  77  6
   [North Macedonia]  Lazar Magdinčev / Predrag Rusevski  1  61  2
4  [South Africa]     Raven Klaasen                       6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Ilija Martinoski                    2  2
5  [South Africa]     Izak van der Merwe                  6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski                  4  0

Second Round Matches

Slovakia vs. Italy


Second Round Matches

Slovakia vs. Italy

                                                                  Tennis Club Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy
Slovakia                                                          6–8 March 2009                         Italy
1                                                                 clay (outdoor)                         4
                                                1   2  3  4  5
1  [Slovakia]  Dominik Hrbatý                   1   2  4
   [Italy]     Potito Starace                   6   6  6
2  [Slovakia]  Lukáš Lacko                      6   3  2  6  1
   [Italy]     Fabio Fognini                    1   6  6  1  6
3  [Slovakia]  Michal Mertiňák / Filip Polášek  7   4  6  2  9
   [Italy]     Flavio Cipolla / Potito Starace  5   6  0  6  7
4  [Slovakia]  Dominik Hrbatý                   61  1  3
   [Italy]     Fabio Fognini                    77  6  6
5  [Slovakia]  Lukáš Lacko                      2   5
   [Italy]     Flavio Cipolla                   6   7

Belarus vs. South Africa

                                                                         Arthur Ashe Tennis Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
Belarus                                                                  8–10 May 2009                                          South Africa
0                                                                        hard (outdoor)                                         5
                                                1  2  3   4  5
1  [Belarus]       Uladzimir Ignatik            4  3            retired
   [South Africa]  Izak van der Merwe           6  4
2  [Belarus]       Andrei Karatchenia           1  4  1
   [South Africa]  Rik de Voest                 6  6  6
3  [Belarus]       Siarhei Betau / Max Mirnyi   3  4  65
   [South Africa]  Jeff Coetzee / Rik de Voest  6  6  77
4  [Belarus]       Siarhei Betau                1  4
   [South Africa]  Raven Klaasen                6  6
5  [Belarus]       Andrei Karatchenia           1  3
   [South Africa]  Izak van der Merwe           6  6

Ukraine vs. Great Britain

                                                                           Braehead Arena, Renfrewshire, Scotland, Great Britain
Ukraine                                                                    6–8 March 2009                                         Great Britain
4                                                                          hard (indoor)                                          1
                                                       1   2   3   4  5
1  [Ukraine]         Illya Marchenko                   77  77  77
   [United Kingdom]  Josh Goodall                      62  65  65
2  [Ukraine]         Sergiy Stakhovsky                 6   3   6   6
   [United Kingdom]  Chris Eaton                       3   6   3   4
3  [Ukraine]         Sergei Bubka / Sergiy Stakhovsky  6   3   6   5  6
   [United Kingdom]  Colin Fleming / Ross Hutchins     4   6   3   7  4
4  [Ukraine]         Ivan Sergeyev                     77  6
   [United Kingdom]  Josh Goodall                      63  3
5  [Ukraine]         Illya Marchenko                   3   6   65
   [United Kingdom]  Chris Eaton                       6   4   77


Poland vs. Belgium

                                                                    Country Hall du Sart-Tilman, Liège, Belgium
Poland                                                              6–8 March 2009                               Belgium
1                                                                   clay (indoor)                                4
                                                  1  2   3  4  5
1  [Poland]   Michał Przysiężny                   6  3   4  6  3
   [Belgium]  Kristof Vliegen                     1  6   6  1  6
2  [Poland]   Jerzy Janowicz                      6  3   3
   [Belgium]  Xavier Malisse                      7  6   6
3  [Poland]   Marcin Matkowski / Grzegorz Panfil  3  61  3
   [Belgium]  Steve Darcis / Olivier Rochus       6  77  6
4  [Poland]   Jerzy Janowicz                      6  6
   [Belgium]  Kristof Vliegen                     2  4
5  [Poland]   Grzegorz Panfil                     3  2
   [Belgium]  Xavier Malisse                      6  6

First Round Play-offs Matches

Belarus vs. Macedonia

                                                                               Republic Olympic Training Center for Tennis, Minsk, Belarus
Belarus                                                                        10–12 July 2009                                              Macedonia
4                                                                              hard (outdoor)                                               1
                                                            1  2   3  4   5
1  [Belarus]          Andrei Vasilevski                     7  77  3  65  3
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski                    5  62  6  77  6
2  [Belarus]          Uladzimir Ignatik                     6  7   6
   [North Macedonia]  Lazar Magdinčev                       2  5   3
3  [Belarus]          Alexander Bury / Max Mirnyi           6  77  6
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski / Lazar Magdinčev  1  62  1
4  [Belarus]          Uladzimir Ignatik                     6  6   6
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski                    3  1   4
5  [Belarus]          Andrei Vasilevski                     6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Lazar Magdinčev                       4  2

Second Round Play-offs Matches

Slovakia vs. Macedonia


Second Round Play-offs Matches

Slovakia vs. Macedonia

                                                                             Sibamac Arena, Bratislava, Slovakia
Slovakia                                                                     18–20 September 2009                 Macedonia
5                                                                            Hard (Indoor)                        0
                                                            1  2  3  4  5
1  [Slovakia]         Dominik Hrbatý                        6  6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski                    2  4  4
2  [Slovakia]         Lukáš Lacko                           6  6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Lazar Magdinčev                       1  1  3
3  [Slovakia]         Martin Kližan / Filip Polášek         6  6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Dimitar Grabuloski / Lazar Magdinčev  3  3  3
4  [Slovakia]         Lukáš Lacko                           6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Shendrit Deari                        3  0
5  [Slovakia]         Dominik Hrbatý                        6  6
   [North Macedonia]  Tomislav Jotovski                     0  0

Great Britain vs. Poland

                                                                               Echo Arena, Liverpool, England, Great Britain
Great Britain                                                                  18–20 September 2009                           Poland
2                                                                              Hard (Indoor)                                  3
                                                             1  2  3   4  5
1  [United Kingdom]  Andy Murray                             6  6  6
   [Poland]          Michał Przysiężny                       4  2  4
2  [United Kingdom]  Daniel Evans                            3  3  65
   [Poland]          Jerzy Janowicz                          6  6  77
3  [United Kingdom]  Ross Hutchins / Andy Murray             5  6  3   2
   [Poland]          Mariusz Fyrstenberg / Marcin Matkowski  7  3  6   6
4  [United Kingdom]  Andy Murray                             6  6  6
   [Poland]          Jerzy Janowicz                          3  4  3
5  [United Kingdom]  Daniel Evans                            2  1  5
   [Poland]          Michał Przysiężny                       6  6  7

  * Davis Cup draw details


Burry Stander

Cross-country mountain biking: competitor in the men's under 23 division at the 2009 UCI Mountain Bike and Trials World Championships held at Mount Stromlo, near Canberra, Australia. Stander wins the under 23 men's XC title.

Burry Willie StanderUCI Mountain Bike World Cup under-23 men's cross-country 2009 world champion.

In the 2008 Summer Olympics, held in Beijing, Stander finished 15th in the cross-country mountain bike race.2012 Summer Olympics, held in London, Stander finished 5th in the cross-country mountain bike race.

Stander paired up with Christoph Sauser in 2009 for the Absa Cape Epic. Although the team only managed 6th place that year, they then came back in 2010 to claim 2nd place. Finally in 2011 Stander and Sauser finished in 1st place, making Stander the first South African rider to win the Absa Cape Epic. In 2012 the team were victorious once again, winning the Prologue and four of the seven stages of the marathon stage race.

Stander died on 3 January 2013 after being hit by a taxibus while finishing a training ride and returning to his Concept Cyclery Shop in South Africa. The KwaZulu-Natal minibus taxi driver who struck Stander down was convicted of culpable homicide on 17 April 2015 at the Port Shepstone Magistrates Court, and was sentenced to three years in prison.

Career highlights

2006 to 2007

  * 3 time U/19 SA XC and Marathon champion
  * 10th Commonwealth Games 2006
  * 17th U/23 World Championships 2006
  * South African Pro XC champion 2006/2007
  * 6th U/23 world championships 2007
  * African XC MTB champion 2007
  * sponsor GT Bicycles / Omnico SA

2008


Burry Stander

2008

  * Mazda Drifter Barberton SA marathon series opener 1st
  * 14th Giro del Capo Road Tour and second u/26 rider
  * Absa Cape Epic stage win and leader for three stages (did not finish due to injury while leading)
  * South Africa Cross Country champion
  * 3rd U/23 SA Road Championships
  * World Cup round 1 Houffalize Belgium 58th
  * World Cup round 2 Offenburg Germany 7th
  * World Cup round 3 Madrid, Spain 13th
  * World Cup round 4 Vallnord, Andorra 2nd
  * World Cup round 5 Fort William Scotland 5th
  * World Cup round 6 Mont St Anne, Canada 3rd
  * World Cup round 7 Bromont Canada 24th
  * World Cup round 8 Canberra Australia 6th
  * World Cup round 9 Schladming Austria 10th
  * World Cup overall standings 5th
  * World Cup u/23 champion
  * U/23 World Championships 2nd
  * Jeep Hill2Hill Marathon champion
  * Summer Olympic Games in Beijing 15th
  * Sponsor GT Bicycles / Omnico SA
  * 2009 sponsors: Specialized Bikes, Mr Price, Oakley, Fever publications-weekly mountainbike column, Fast Fuel Nutrition, Crank Brothers Pedals, Garmin, Songo.info-charity involved in building BMX tracks for disadvantaged communities.

In 2010, Stander rode across the line in third place at the Mountain Bike World Championships in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec, Canada.

He won the Absa Cape Epic back to back with team partner Christoph Sauser in 2011 and 2012.

In the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London he finished 5th.

Personal life

Stander hailed from Port Shepstone in KwaZulu-Natal where he attended an Afrikaans Primary and High School (Suid-Natal). He married fellow cyclist Cherise Taylor in May 2012 on the beach of Port Shepstone.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Burry Stander.
  * Burry Stander at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)
  * Burry Stander at Cycling Archives
  * Burry Stander at CQ Ranking
  * Burry Stander at ProCyclingStats
  * On the road with Burry Stander


Athletics at the 2022 Commonwealth Games – Women's discus throw (F44)/(F64)

Athletics at the
2022 Commonwealth Games

Qualification
Track / road events
100 m                    men  women
100 m T12                men
100 m T34                     women
100 m T38                men  women
100 m T47                men
200 m                    men  women
400 m                    men  women
800 m                    men  women
1500 m                   men  women
1500 m T54               men  women
5000 m                   men  women
10,000 m                 men  women
100 m hurdles                 women
110 m hurdles            men
400 m hurdles            men  women
3000 m steeplechase      men  women
4×100 m relay            men  women
4×400 m relay            men  women
Marathon                 men  women
Marathon T54             men  women
10,000 m walk            men  women
Field events
High jump                men  women
Pole vault               men  women
Long jump                men  women
Triple jump              men  women
Shot put                 men  women
Shot put F57                  women
Discus throw             men  women
Discus throw F44/64      men  women
Hammer throw             men  women
Javelin throw            men  women
Combined events
Heptathlon                    women
Decathlon                men
  * v
  * t
  * e

The women's discus throw (F44)/(F64) at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, as part of the athletics programme, took place in the Alexander Stadium on 4 August 2022.

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows:

Records F42
World record  Goodness Nwachukwu (NGR)  33.19 m  Ekurhuleni, South Africa  20 March 2022
Records F44
World record  Yao Juan (CHN)            44.73 m  Tokyo, Japan              29 August 2021
Records F63
World record  Zheng Baozhu (CHN)        33.19 m  Beijing, China            9 September 2008

Schedule

The schedule was as follows:

Date                    Time   Round
Thuesday 4 August 2022  19:00  Final

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

Results

Final

The medals were determined in the final.


Final

The medals were determined in the final.

Rank                             Name                            Sport class  #1     #2     #3     #4     #5     #6     Result  Points  Notes
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Goodness Nwachukwu (NGR)        F42          34.84  36.56  36.31  29.96  36.38  33.18  36.56   1103    WR
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Sarah Edmiston (AUS)            F44          33.24  x      34.19  x      34.96  34.41  34.96   877     GR
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Naibili Vatunisolo (FIJ)        F42          21.94  x      23.70  20.01  21.65  x      23.70   701     PB
4                                Mandilene Hoffmann (RSA)        F44          29.46  27.69  29.93  28.68  29.00  x      29.93   690
5                                Yane van der Merwe (RSA)        F44          28.82  27.07  27.56  27.17  x      x      28.82   640     PB
6                                Stacie Gaston-Monerville (ENG)  F44          18.91  23.99  25.26  25.91  27.37  25.11  27.37   572     PB
7                                Sylvia Olero (KEN)              F44          20.94  x      23.30  25.72  26.35  25.27  26.35   523     PB
8                                Julie Rogers (WAL)              F63          16.88  19.44  19.78  20.57  18.24  x      20.57   640     GR , AR, PB
9                                Litsitso Khotlele (LES)         F44          x      22.15  24.02  23.64  24.07  15.30  24.07   410     PB
10                               Anila Baig (PAK)                F44          20.55  20.69  18.83  18.11  19.94  18.95  20.69   248     PB


Hariom Yadav

Hariom Yadav is an Indian politician and served as MLA of the Sirsaganj Assembly constituency from 2012 to 2022 as member of the Samajwadi Party.Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) but lost the election.

Early life and education

Hariom Yadav was born in Garhshan a village in the Firozabad district. He attended the Narain College and attained Bachelor of Arts degree.

Family

See also: Political families of Uttar Pradesh

Hariom Yadav is married to Ramsakhi Yadav. His brother Ram Prakash's daughter, Mridula Yadav is married to Ranvir Singh Yadav, the nephew of Mulayam Singh Yadav.

Mridula Yadav is Block Pramukh of Saifai and mother of former Lok Sabha MP Tej Pratap Singh Yadav.

Political career

Hariom Yadav has been an MLA for three terms. He represented the Sirsaganj constituency as a member of the Samajwadi Party political party.

Positions held

#   From  To    Position                                Party
1.  2002  2007  MLA of Shikohabad in 14th Vidhan Sabha  SP
2.  2012  2017  MLA of Sirsaganj in 16th Vidhan Sabha   SP
3.  2017  2022  MLA of Sirsaganj in 17th Vidhan Sabha   SP

  * Shikohabad (Assembly constituency)
  * Sirsaganj (Assembly constituency)
  * Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of Uttar Pradesh
  * Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly


Centro Mayor

Centro Mayor is a shopping mall located in the south of Bogotá, Colombia. It was inaugurated on March 26, 2010. Centro Mayor is the biggest mall in Colombia and the third one in Latin America.

Shops

Centro Mayor contains a variety of shops including the four anchor stores (three of them Chilean retail stores) La Polar, H&M, Easy, Exito and Falabella. Also it contains shops such as: McDonald's, Bancolombia, Telepizza, Hamburguesas El Corral, Crepes & Waffles, Baskin-Robbins & Dunkin' Donuts, among others.


1981 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

The 21st Artistic Gymnastics World Championships were held in Moscow, the capital of the USSR, in November 1981. The championships were originally meant to be hosted in Mexico City, but financial difficulties caused Mexico to withdraw as hosts in March of that year. The event was given to the Soviet Union instead.

Medal winners


Event                  Gold                               Silver                           Bronze
Men
                       Soviet Union                       Japan                            China
                       Yuri Korolev                       Nobuyuki Kajitani                Tong Fei
                       Bogdan Makuts                      Koji Gushiken                    Li Ning
Team all-around        Alexander Dityatin                 Koji Sotomura                    Li Xiaoping
                       Aleksandr Tkachyov                 Kiyoshi Goto                     Huang Yubin
                       Artur Akopyan                      Kyoji Yamawaki                   Peng Yaping
                       Pavel Sut                          Toshiro Kanai                    Li Yuejiu
Individual all-around  [Soviet Union] Yuri Korolev        [Soviet Union] Bogdan Makuts     [Japan] Koji Gushiken
Floor                  [China] Li Yuejiu                  none awarded                     [Japan] Koji Gushiken
                       [Soviet Union] Yuri Korolev
Pommel horse           [China] Li Xiaoping                none awarded                     [Hungary] György Guczoghy
                       [East Germany] Michael Nikolay                                      [Soviet Union] Yuri Korolev
Rings                  [Soviet Union] Alexander Dityatin  [China] Huang Yubin              [Soviet Union] Bogdan Makuts
Vault                  [East Germany] Ralf-Peter Hemman   [Soviet Union] Artur Akopyan     [Soviet Union] Bogdan Makuts
Parallel bars          [Japan] Koji Gushiken              none awarded                     [Japan] Nobuyuki Kajitani
                       [Soviet Union] Alexander Dityatin
Horizontal bar         [Soviet Union] Aleksandr Tkachyov  [West Germany] Eberhard Gienger  none awarded
                                                          [Soviet Union] Artur Akopyan
Women
                       Soviet Union                       China                            East Germany
                       Elena Davydova                     Ma Yanhong                       Steffi Kräker
                       Olga Bicherova                     Chen Yongyan                     Annett Lindner
Team all-around        Maria Filatova                     Zhu Zheng                        Birgit Senff
                       Stella Zakharova                   Wu Jiani                         Kerstin Jacobs
                       Elena Polevaya                     Wen Jia                          Franka Voigt
                       Natalia Ilienko                    Li Cuiling                       Maxi Gnauck


Natalia Ilienko                    Li Cuiling                       Maxi Gnauck
Individual all-around  [Soviet Union] Olga Bicherova      [Soviet Union] Maria Filatova    [Soviet Union] Elena Davydova
Vault                  [East Germany] Maxi Gnauck         [Soviet Union] Stella Zakharova  [East Germany] Steffi Kräker
Uneven bars            [East Germany] Maxi Gnauck         [China] Ma Yanhong               [Soviet Union] Elena Davydova
                                                                                [United States] Julianne McNamara
Balance beam           [East Germany] Maxi Gnauck         [China] Chen Yongyan             [United States] Tracee Talavera
                                                                                [China] Wu Jiani
Floor                  [Soviet Union] Natalia Ilienko     [Soviet Union] Elena Davydova    [Bulgaria] Zoja Grantcharova


Men

Team final

Rank                Team           Floor   Pommel  Rings   Vault   Parallel  Horizontal  Total
                                           horse                   bars      bar
C                   O              C       O       C       O       C         O           C        O      C      O

                    Soviet Union   97.300  98.350  97.800  98.350  98.600    98.550      588.950
Yuri Korolev        9.850          9.900   9.850   9.900   9.800   9.700     9.900       9.800    9.850  9.900  9.750  9.900   118.050
Bogdan Makuts       9.650          9.800   9.850   9.800   9.700   9.800     9.900       9.900    9.900  9.950  9.750  9.900   117.900
Alexander Dityatin  9.550          9.650   9.900   9.800   9.850   9.900     9.750       9.800    9.950  9.900  9.800  9.900   117.750
Aleksandr Tkachyov  9.700          9.800   9.800   9.850   9.800   9.700     9.700       9.800    9.900  9.800  9.800  10.000  117.650
Artur Akopyan       9.550          9.750   9.800   9.800   9.650   9.800     9.900       9.900    9.700  9.800  9.750  10.000  117.400
Pavel Sut           9.600          9.700   9.800   9.750   9.600   9.800     9.700       9.700    9.700  9.800  9.700  9.550   116.400


Japan          97.300  97.750  97.150  97.500  98.500    97.650      585.850
Nobuyuki Kajitani   9.800          9.750   9.750   9.750   9.700   9.900     9.750       9.800    9.900  9.900  9.650  9.850   117.500
Koji Gushiken       9.900          9.800   9.900   9.900   9.250   9.850     9.450       9.900    9.950  9.900  9.800  9.850   117.450
Koji Sotomura       9.750          9.600   9.750   9.850   9.600   9.800     9.700       9.800    9.750  9.900  9.550  9.700   116.750
Kiyoshi Goto        9.500          9.600   9.800   9.900   9.450   9.650     9.600       9.700    9.800  9.800  9.700  9.950   116.450
Kyoji Yamawaki      9.700          9.800   9.700   9.300   9.600   9.850     9.650       9.850    9.600  9.900  9.600  9.850   116.400
Toshiro Kanai       9.600          9.600   9.800   9.350   9.650   9.750     9.600       9.850    9.700  9.650  9.600  9.800   115.950


China          96.700  97.250  97.700  97.250  97.350    97.650      583.900
Tong Fei            9.400          9.900   9.800   9.800   9.700   9.950     9.750       9.800    9.850  9.900  9.750  10.000  117.600
Li Ning             9.500          9.700   9.850   9.800   9.550   9.850     9.850       9.600    9.650  9.850  9.800  9.900   116.900
Li Xiaoping         9.400          9.700   9.900   9.900   9.650   9.800     9.700       9.550    9.500  9.850  9.500  9.800   116.250
Huang Yubin         9.350          9.700   9.750   9.750   9.750   9.950     9.600       9.650    9.250  9.800  9.650  9.700   115.900
Peng Yaping         9.750          9.600   9.500   9.200   9.650   9.850     9.550       9.700    9.750  9.600  9.550  9.850   115.500
Li Yuejiu           9.700          9.950   9.000   8.900   9.550   9.800     9.850       9.750    9.300  9.900  9.600  9.750   115.050
4                   East Germany   96.350  97.500  96.750  98.150  97.600    97.400      583.750
Michael Nikolay     9.600          9.700   9.850   9.950   9.550   9.750     9.800       9.800    9.750  9.900  9.750  9.900   117.300
Roland Brückner     9.400          9.850   9.750   9.800   9.700   9.800     9.750       9.750    9.800  9.700  9.500  9.850   116.650
Jurgen Nikolay      9.600          9.700   9.700   9.450   9.400   9.700     9.750       9.850    9.850  9.800  9.750  9.900   116.450


Ralf-Peter Hemmann  9.400          9.550   9.500   9.650   9.650   9.800     9.900       9.850    9.700  9.750  9.550  9.800   116.200
Andreas Bronst      9.700          9.650   9.750   9.800   9.450   9.700     9.500       9.600    9.500  9.850  9.700  9.350   115.550
Bernd Jensch        9.450          9.700   9.550   9.700   9.650   9.700     9.800       9.800    9.450  9.450  9.400  9.700   115.350
5                   United States  95.550  97.150  96.400  96.400  95.800    96.000      577.300
Bart Conner         9.600          9.700   9.800   9.800   9.600   9.800     9.700       9.750    9.650  9.750  9.600  9.750   116.500
Peter Vidmar        9.550          9.600   9.750   9.800   9.500   9.800     9.650       9.650    9.550  9.650  9.500  9.800   115.800
Jim Hartung         9.500          9.700   9.800   9.750   9.600   9.850     9.800       9.800    9.300  9.500  9.450  9.700   115.750
Scott Johnson       9.250          9.600   9.650   9.600   9.300   9.700     9.600       9.500    9.300  9.650  9.350  9.650   114.150
Phil Cahoy          9.100          9.450   9.750   9.400   9.200   9.600     9.400       9.500    9.650  9.700  9.500  9.700   113.950
Tim Daggett         9.450          9.600   9.550   9.450   9.500   9.750     7.500       9.550    9.400  9.500  9.300  9.600   112.150
6                   West Germany   94.500  95.150  96.300  96.750  96.850    96.550      576.100


Jurgen Geiger       9.400          9.700   9.750   9.350   9.500   9.800     9.700       9.800    9.700  9.700  9.650  9.700   115.750
Eberhard Gienger    9.050          9.450   9.650   9.500   9.600   9.700     9.550       9.250    9.750  9.900  9.850  9.900   114.950
Volker Rohrwick     9.300          9.450   9.400   9.550   9.600   9.850     9.650       9.550    9.450  9.700  9.500  9.600   114.800
Benno Gross         9.200          9.350   9.750   9.750   9.450   9.650     9.500       9.700    9.650  9.500  9.450  9.600   114.550
Edgar Jorek         9.350          9.650   8.850   9.550   9.600   9.750     9.750       9.900    9.350  9.700  9.350  9.550   114.350
Daniel Winkler      9.450          9.550   8.900   9.100   9.300   9.550     9.450       9.650    9.500  9.600  9.550  9.750   113.350
7                   France         93.150  96.800  95.350  96.900  95.300    95.750      573.250
Jean Luc Cairon     9.500          9.700   9.750   9.750   9.400   9.500     9.800       9.800    9.350  9.650  9.450  9.750   115.400
Laurent Barbieri    9.200          9.650   9.550   9.500   9.450   9.550     9.800       9.800    9.350  9.400  9.550  9.600   114.400
Michel Boutard      9.300          9.500   9.800   9.600   9.500   9.700     9.800       9.000    9.650  9.250  9.450  9.400   114.150
Willi Moy           8.450          9.400   9.600   9.550   9.700   9.800     9.750       9.650    9.500  9.750  9.350  8.900   113.400


Joel Suty           8.900          9.350   9.650   9.600   9.250   9.150     9.600       9.500    9.450  9.700  9.600  9.600   113.350
Jacques Def         8.650          9.150   9.650   9.650   9.350   9.400     9.400       9.400    9.200  9.500  9.650  9.700   112.700


All-around


Rank                             Gymnast                                                              Score    Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Yuri Korolev (URS)        9.900  9.950  9.900  9.900  9.800  9.900   59.350   59.025        118.375
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Bogdan Makuts (URS)       9.900  9.900  9.900  9.800  9.900  10.000  59.400   58.950        118.350
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Koji Gushiken (JPN)       9.800  9.900  9.900  9.900  9.900  9.850   59.250   58.725        117.975
4                                Tong Fei (CHN)            9.700  9.600  9.900  9.900  9.800  10.000  59.800   58.800        117.700
5                                Roland Brückner (GDR)     9.900  9.800  9.900  9.750  9.750  9.900   59.000   58.325        117.325
6                                Li Ning (CHN)             9.700  9.400  9.900  9.800  9.850  9.900   58.550   58.450        117.000
7                                Li Xiaoping (CHN)         9.700  9.900  9.800  9.650  9.850  9.900   58.800   58.125        116.925
7                                Koji Sotomura (JPN)       9.600  9.800  9.900  9.850  9.950  9.450   58.550   58.375        116.925
9                                Nobuyuki Kajitani (JPN)   9.300  9.800  9.950  9.700  9.500  9.900   58.150   58.750        116.900
10                               Michael Nikolay (GDR)     9.550  9.900  9.800  9.800  9.750  9.400   58.200   58.650        116.850
11                               Bart Conner (USA)         9.750  9.850  9.750  9.700  9.750  9.700   58.500   58.250        116.750


12                               György Guczoghy (HUN)     9.700  9.900  9.800  9.800  9.650  9.750   58.600   57.875        116.475
13                               Peter Vidmar (USA)        9.800  9.600  9.850  9.700  9.750  9.850   58.550   57.900        116.450
14                               Jürgen Nikolai (GDR)      9.650  9.500  9.800  9.800  9.800  9.300   57.850   58.225        116.075
15                               Jim Hartung (USA)         9.650  9.900  9.800  9.750  9.550  9.400   58.050   57.875        115.925
16                               Li Chol Hon (PRK)         9.750  9.800  9.700  9.750  9.700  9.850   58.550   57.225        115.775
17                               Stoyan Deltchev (BUL)     9.700  9.800  9.900  8.900  9.700  9.950   57.950   57.725        115.675
18                               Ferenc Donath (HUN)       9.500  9.800  9.800  9.750  9.650  9.650   58.150   57.475        115.625
19                               Jurgen Geiger (FRG)       9.250  9.700  9.850  9.700  9.300  9.850   57.650   57.875        115.525
20                               Jean Luc Cairon (FRA)     9.700  9.850  9.800  9.700  9.400  9.350   57.800   57.700        115.500
21                               Eberhard Gienger (FRG)    9.500  9.750  9.800  9.550  9.500  9.900   58.000   57.475        115.475
22                               Warren Long (CAN)         9.800  9.550  9.750  9.800  9.700  9.850   58.450   56.975        115.425
23                               Volker Rohrwick (FRG)     9.400  9.500  9.850  9.600  9.700  9.800   57.900   57.400        115.300


24                               Emilian Nicula (ROU)      9.650  9.700  9.600  9.700  9.650  9.900   58.1200  57.075        115.275
25                               Michel Boutard (FRA)      9.600  9.850  9.450  9.700  9.750  9.850   58.150   57.075        115.225
26                               Laurent Barbieri (FRA)    9.600  9.800  9.600  9.800  9.100  9.750   57.650   57.200        114.850
26                               Marco Piatti (SUI)        9.550  9.700  9.750  9.850  9.450  9.600   57.900   56.950        114.850
28                               Kurt Szilier (ROU)        9.600  9.700  9.650  9.700  9.000  9.450   57.100   57.675        114.775
29                               Li Su Gil (PRK)           9.600  9.700  9.900  9.700  9.500  9.550   57.950   56.700        114.650
30                               Aurel Georgescu (ROU)     9.700  9.600  9.800  9.750  9.100  9.500   57.450   56.875        114.325
31                               Sergio Suarez (CUB)       9.900  8.550  9.550  9.800  9.350  10.000  57.150   57.100        114.250
32                               Diego Lazzarici (ITA)     9.100  9.400  9.800  9.800  9.650  9.600   57.350   56.800        114.150
33                               Dantcho Jordanov (BUL)    9.450  9.400  9.750  9.600  9.350  9.500   57.050   56.825        113.875
34                               Sepp Zellweger (SUI)      9.650  9.550  9.550  9.750  9.350  9.200   57.050   56.575        113.625
35                               Han Van Son (PRK)         9.450  9.700  9.600  8.950  9.100  9.700   56.500   56.900        113.400


36                               Alexander Dityatin (URS)  0.500  9.800  9.250  9.700  9.600  9.900   48.750   58.875        107.625


Floor exercise

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Yuri Korolev (URS)        9.900  9.875         19.775
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Li Yuejiu (CHN)           9.950  9.825         19.775
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Koji Gushiken (JPN)       9.800  9.850         19.650
4                                Peng Yaping (CHN)         9.800  9.675         19.475
5                                Aleksandr Tkachyov (URS)  9.700  9.750         19.450
6                                Michael Nikolay (GDR)     9.750  9.650         19.400
7                                Nobuyuki Kajitani (JPN)   9.550  9.775         19.325
8                                Andreas Bronst (GDR)      9.350  9.675         19.025

Pommel horse

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score   Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Li Xiaoping (CHN)         10.000  9.900         19.900
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Michael Nikolay (GDR)     10.000  9.900         19.900
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  György Guczoghy (HUN)     10.000  9.875         19.875
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Yuri Korolev (URS)        10.000  9.875         19.875
5                                Kiyoshi Goto (JPN)        9.900   9.850         19.750
6                                Alexander Dityatin (URS)  9.800   9.850         19.650
7                                Koji Gushiken (JPN)       9.600   9.900         19.500
8                                Li Ning (CHN)             9.400   9.825         19.225

Rings


Rings

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Alexander Dityatin (URS)  9.950  9.875         19.825
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Huang Yubin (CHN)         9.850  9.850         19.700
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Bogdan Makuts (URS)       9.900  9.750         19.650
4                                Tong Fei (CHN)            9.800  9.825         19.625
5                                Nobuyuki Kajitani (JPN)   9.800  9.800         19.600
6                                Roland Brückner (GDR)     9.800  9.750         19.550
7                                Ferenc Donáth (HUN)       9.750  9.750         19.500
8                                Willi Moy (FRA)           9.700  9.750         19.450

Vault

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Ralf-Peter Hemmann (GDR)  9.975  9.925         19.900
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Artur Akopyan (URS)       9.950  9.900         19.850
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Bogdan Makuts (URS)       9.900  9.900         19.800
4                                Casimiro Suarez (CUB)     9.900  9.850         19.750
5                                Michael Nikolay (GDR)     9.850  9.800         19.650
6                                Jean-Luc Cairon (FRA)     9.800  9.800         19.600
7                                James Hartung (USA)       9.750  9.800         19.550
8                                Edgar Jorek (FRG)         9.650  9.825         19.475

Parallel bars


Parallel bars

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Koji Gushiken (JPN)       9.900  9.925         19.825
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Alexander Dityatin (URS)  9.900  9.925         19.825
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Nobuyuki Kajitani (JPN)   9.900  9.900         19.800
4                                Bogdan Makuts (URS)       9.850  9.925         19.775
5                                Michael Nikolay (GDR)     9.900  9.825         19.725
6                                Jürgen Nikolay (GDR)      9.850  9.825         19.675
6                                Tong Fei (CHN)            9.800  9.875         19.675
8                                Eberhard Gienger (FRG)    9.450  9.825         19.275

Horizontal bar

Rank                             Gymnast                   Score   Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Aleksandr Tkachyov (URS)  10.000  9.900         19.900
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Artur Akopyan (URS)       10.000  9.875         19.875
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Eberhard Gienger (FRG)    10.000  9.875         19.875
4                                Kiyoshi Goto (JPN)        10.000  9.825         19.825
5                                Li Ning (CHN)             9.900   9.850         19.750
6                                Koji Gushiken (JPN)       9.800   9.825         19.625
7                                Michael Nikolay (GDR)     9.600   9.825         19.425
8                                Tong Fei (CHN)            9.400   9.875         19.275

Women

Team final

Rank                             Team                                            Total
C                                O               C       O       C       O       C        O


Rank                             Team                                            Total
C                                O               C       O       C       O       C        O

[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Soviet Union    97.250  98.300  95.350  98.400  389.300
Elena Davydova                   9.700           9.800   9.900   9.900   9.500   9.700    9.900  9.850  78.250
Olga Bicherova                   9.750           9.750   9.850   9.850   9.500   9.600    9.800  9.800  77.900
Maria Filatova                   9.650           9.700   9.750   9.800   9.450   9.700    9.700  9.700  77.450
Stella Zakharova                 9.800           9.750   9.750   9.800   9.300   9.250    9.800  9.850  77.300
Elena Polevaya                   9.450           9.600   9.800   9.850   9.400   9.500    9.800  9.800  77.200
Natalia Ilienko                  9.650           9.700   9.800   9.200   9.700   9.300    9.900  9.900  77.150

[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  China           96.300  97.750  94.550  96.000  384.600
Ma Yanhong                       9.500           9.550   9.900   9.900   9.100   9.700    9.800  9.600  77.050
Chen Wenyan                      9.600           9.600   9.800   9.800   9.450   9.700    9.900  9.200  77.050
Zhu Zheng                        9.800           9.700   9.750   9.850   9.300   9.650    9.850  8.950  76.850
Wu Jiani                         9.500           9.500   9.700   9.850   9.300   9.700    9.650  9.600  76.800
Wen Jia                          9.600           9.600   9.700   9.500   9.300   8.950    9.900  9.550  76.100
Li Cuiling                       9.700           9.650   9.700   9.400   8.600   9.350    9.500  8.450  74.350


[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  East Germany    96.650  95.750  94.000  95.700  382.100
Steffi Kräker                    9.650           9.800   9.150   9.750   9.400   9.300    9.700  9.400  76.150
Annette Lindner                  9.400           9.500   9.500   9.750   9.050   9.600    9.550  9.550  75.900
Birgit Senff                     9.550           9.800   9.000   9.200   9.300   9.450    9.600  9.500  75.400
Kerstin Jacobs                   9.500           9.550   9.600   9.800   8.950   8.600    9.650  9.400  75.050
Franka Voigt                     9.500           9.550   9.200   8.700   9.350   9.300    9.600  9.500  74.700
Maxi Gnauck                      9.850           9.900   9.850   9.950   9.450   9.800    9.800  2.500  71.100
4                                Romania         95.550  96.750  93.700  95.500  381.500
Rodica Dunca                     9.700           9.600   9.500   9.800   9.350   9.700    9.800  9.600  77.050
Lavinia Agache                   9.600           9.650   9.700   9.800   9.250   9.700    9.550  9.150  76.400
Cristina Grigoraș                9.500           9.700   9.700   9.900   9.300   9.000    9.700  9.350  76.150
Emilia Eberle                    9.400           9.250   9.000   9.900   9.000   9.500    9.650  9.650  75.350
Dumitrița Turner                 9.350           9.400   9.500   9.450   9.000   9.550    9.450  9.100  74.800
Mihaela Stănuleț                 9.500           9.500   9.500   8.850   9.200   9.150    9.500  9.550  74.750
5                                Czechoslovakia  95.400  95.700  92.850  95.450  379.650


Jana Labáková                    9.500           9.700   9.500   9.800   9.250   9.500    9.600  9.750  76.600
Eva Marečková                    9.600           9.650   9.600   9.800   9.400   9.050    9.600  9.750  76.450
Martina Polcrová                 9.450           9.650   9.550   9.650   9.350   9.350    9.550  9.500  76.050
Jana Gajdošová                   9.300           9.450   9.450   9.600   9.100   9.350    9.450  9.200  74.900
Jana Rulfová                     9.500           9.250   9.350   9.500   8.900   9.550    9.450  9.350  74.850
Katarína Šarišská                9.450           9.450   8.600   9.650   8.950   9.050    9.500  9.400  74.050
6                                United States   93.250  95.650  94.400  96.100  379.450
Julianne McNamara                9.300           8.800   9.750   9.850   9.550   9.800    9.800  9.650  76.500
Kathy Johnson                    9.350           9.250   9.400   9.750   9.250   9.400    9.800  9.600  75.800
Tracee Talavera                  9.400           9.400   9.400   9.500   9.400   9.700    9.600  9.350  75.750
Amy Koopman                      9.200           9.500   9.600   9.600   8.750   9.500    9.750  9.600  75.500
Michelle Goodwin                 9.300           9.250   9.400   9.350   8.900   9.600    9.450  9.350  74.800
Gina Stallone                    9.250           9.250   9.450   9.050   9.100   9.600    9.600  9.250  74.550
7                                Bulgaria        94.650  94.800  92.150  96.300  377.900
Galina Marinova                  9.500           9.650   9.400   9.650   8.900   9.400    9.750  9.700  75.950


Zoya Grancharova                 9.550           9.550   9.400   9.600   9.050   9.100    9.850  9.800  75.900
Silviya Topalova                 9.450           9.300   9.600   9.800   8.700   9.400    9.700  9.450  75.400
Bojanka Demireva                 9.350           9.500   9.250   9.600   8.950   9.450    9.300  9.600  75.000
Kameliya Troyanova               9.500           9.300   8.500   9.500   9.250   9.500    9.700  9.050  74.300
Ivana Gramatikova                9.200           9.300   9.000   9.450   8.900   9.350    9.450  9.300  73.950


Rank                             Gymnast                                                 Score   Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Olga Bicherova (URS)       10.000  9.800  9.750  9.900  39.450  38.950        78.400
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Maria Filatova (URS)       9.750   9.800  9.900  9.900  39.350  38.725        78.075
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Elena Davydova (URS)       9.850   9.850  9.350  9.800  38.850  39.125        77.975
4                                Ma Yanhong (CHN)           9.750   9.900  9.700  9.750  39.100  38.525        77.625
5                                Cristina Grigoraș (ROU)    9.900   9.700  9.700  9.750  39.050  38.075        77.125
6                                Rodica Dunca (ROU)         9.650   9.300  9.700  9.850  38.500  38.525        77.025
7                                Lavinia Agache (ROU)       9.900   9.600  9.750  9.450  38.700  38.200        76.900
7                                Julianne McNamara (USA)    9.400   9.850  9.700  9.700  38.650  38.250        76.900
9                                Eva Marečková (TCH)        9.750   9.650  9.800  9.400  38.600  38.225        76.825
9                                Steffi Kräker (GDR)        9.700   9.800  9.700  9.550  38.750  38.075        76.825
11                               Chen Wenyan (CHN)          9.650   9.200  9.750  9.550  38.150  38.525        76.675
12                               Martina Polcrová (TCH)     9.650   9.650  9.650  9.650  38.600  38.025        76.625
13                               Annette Lindner (GDR)      9.500   9.700  9.750  9.650  38.600  37.950        76.550


14                               Zhu Zheng (CHN)            9.900   9.750  9.450  9.000  38.100  38.425        76.525
15                               Jana Labáková (TCH)        9.650   9.650  9.150  9.650  38.100  38.300        76.400
15                               Kathy Johnson (USA)        9.650   9.700  9.550  9.600  38.500  37.900        76.400
17                               Zoya Grancharova (BUL)     9.700   9.400  9.550  9.700  38.353  37.950        76.300
18                               Galina Marinova (BUL)      9.800   9.550  9.100  9.850  38.300  37.975        76.275
19                               Birgit Senff (GDR)         9.800   9.600  9.750  9.350  38.500  37.700        76.200
20                               Tracee Talavera (USA)      9.600   9.600  9.700  9.400  38.300  37.875        76.175
21                               Romi Kessler (SUI)         9.550   9.650  9.750  9.650  38.600  37.500        76.100
22                               Silvia Topalova (BUL)      9.500   9.650  9.050  9.700  37.900  37.700        75.600
23                               Erika Flander (HUN)        9.600   9.550  9.450  9.500  38.100  37.200        75.300
24                               Erika Sabo (HUN)           9.400   9.450  9.550  9.250  37.650  37.250        74.900
25                               Sabine Blumtritt (FRG)     9.500   9.050  9.400  9.200  37.150  37.575        74.725
26                               Yayoi Kano (JPN)           9.600   9.350  8.950  9.500  37.400  37.050        74.450
27                               Kazumi Nagayama (JPN)      9.450   9.500  9.500  9.300  37.750  36.375        74.125


28                               Dagmar Brannekamper (FRG)  9.500   9.550  9.600  8.950  36.600  37.375        73.975
28                               Márta Egervári (HUN)       9.350   9.650  8.950  8.850  36.800  37.175        73.975
30                               Elfi Schlegel (CAN)        9.500   9.200  9.200  9.200  37.100  36.675        73.775
31                               Ana Manso (ESP)            9.600   8.700  9.400  9.400  37.100  36.650        73.750
32                               Yvonne Haug (FRG)          9.650   9.550  8.500  8.450  36.150  37.225        73.375
33                               Yuka Hinata (JPN)          9.300   9.100  9.000  9.350  36.750  36.550        73.300
34                               Bonnie Wittmeier (CAN)     8.900   9.350  8.850  8.950  36.050  37.175        73.225
35                               Mandy Gornall (GBR)        9.000   8.900  9.250  9.100  36.250  36.425        72.675
36                               Ann-Marie Deserres (CAN)   9.500   8.700  8.150  8.950  36.300  36.675        71.975


Apparatus

Vault qualification

Rank  Gymnast                 Prelim  Qualification
1     Maxi Gnauck (GDR)       9.875   Q
2     Stella Zakharova (URS)  9.775   Q
3     Elena Davydova (URS)    9.750   Q
3     Zhu Zheng (CHN)         9.750   Q
3     Olga Bicherova (URS)    9.750   -
6     Steffi Kräker (GDR)     9.725   Q
7     Li Cuiling (CHN)        9.675   Q
7     Maria Filatova (URS)    9.675   -
7     Natalia Ilienko (URS)   9.675   -
7     Birgit Senff (GDR)      9.675   -
11    Rodica Dunca (ROM)      9.650   -
12    Lavinia Agache (ROM)    9.625   Q
13    Eva Marečková (TCH)     9.625   Q

Vault final

Rank                             Gymnast                 Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Maxi Gnauck (GDR)       9.800  9.875         19.675
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Stella Zakharova (URS)  9.725  9.775         19.500
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Steffi Kräker (GDR)     9.750  9.725         19.475
4                                Elena Davydova (URS)    9.575  9.750         19.325
5                                Lavinia Agache (ROU)    9.650  9.625         19.275
6                                Zhu Zheng (CHN)         9.425  9.750         19.175
7                                Li Cuiling (CHN)        9.425  9.675         19.100
8                                Eva Marečková (TCH)     9.200  9.625         18.825

Uneven bars qualification


Uneven bars qualification

Rank  Gymnast                  Prelim  Qualification
1     Elena Davydova (URS)     9.900   Q
1     Maxi Gnauck (GDR)        9.900   Q
1     Ma Yanhong (CHN)         9.900   Q
4     Olga Bicherova (URS)     9.850   Q
5     Elena Polevaya (URS)     9.825   -
6     Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.800   Q
6     Cristina Grigoraș (ROM)  9.800   Q
6     Chen Wenyan (CHN)        9.800   Q
6     Zhu Zheng (CHN)          9.800   -
10    Maria Filatova (URS)     9.775   -
10    Stella Zakharova (URS)   9.775   -
10    Wu Jiani (CHN)           9.775   -
13    Lavinia Agache (ROM)     9.750   Q

Uneven bars final

Rank                             Gymnast                  Score   Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Maxi Gnauck (GDR)        10.000  9.900         19.900
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Ma Yanhong (CHN)         9.900   9.900         19.800
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.900   9.800         19.700
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Elena Davydova (URS)     9.800   9.900         19.700
5                                Cristina Grigoraș (ROU)  9.850   9.800         19.650
6                                Chen Yongyan (CHN)       9.700   9.800         19.500
7                                Lavinia Agache (ROU)     9.700   9.750         19.450
8                                Olga Bicherova (URS)     9.550   9.850         19.400

Balance beam qualification


Balance beam qualification

Rank  Gymnast                  Prelim  Qualification
1     Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.675   Q
2     Maxi Gnauck (GDR)        9.625   Q
3     Elena Davydova (URS)     9.600   Q
4     Maria Filatova (URS)     9.575   Q
4     Chen Yongyan (CHN)       9.575   Q
6     Tracee Talavera (USA)    9.550   Q
6     Olga Bicherova (URS)     9.550
8     Rodica Dunca (ROM)       9.525   Q
9     Wu Jiani (CHN)           9.500   Q
9     Natalia Ilienko (URS)    9.500   -

Balance beam final

Rank                             Gymnast                  Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Maxi Gnauck (GDR)        9.900  9.625         19.525
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Chen Yongyan (CHN)       9.700  9.575         19.275
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Tracee Talavera (USA)    9.700  9.550         19.250
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Wu Jiani (CHN)           9.750  9.500         19.250
5                                Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.550  9.675         19.225
6                                Maria Filatova (URS)     9.300  9.575         18.875
7                                Elena Davydova (URS)     9.150  9.600         18.750
8                                Rodica Dunca (ROU)       9.100  9.525         18.625

Floor exercise qualification


Floor exercise qualification

Rank  Gymnast                  Prelim  Qualification
1     Natalia Ilienko (URS)    9.900   Q
2     Elena Davydova (URS)     9.875   Q
3     Zoya Grancharova (BUL)   9.825   Q
3     Stella Zakharova (URS)   9.825   -
5     Olga Bicherova (URS)     9.800   -
5     Elena Polevaya (URS)     9.800   -
7     Wen Jia (CHN)            9.725   Q
7     Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.725   Q
7     Galina Marinova (BUL)    9.725   Q
10    Ma Yanhong (CHN)         9.700   Q
10    Rodica Dunca (ROM)       9.700   Q
10    Maria Filatova (URS)     9.700   -
10    Kathy Johnson (USA)      9.700   -

Floor exercise final

Rank                             Gymnast                  Score  Prelim score  Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Natalia Ilienko (URS)    9.950  9.900         19.850
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Elena Davydova (URS)     9.900  9.875         19.775
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Zoya Grancharova (BUL)   9.850  9.825         19.675
4                                Wen Jia (CHN)            9.800  9.725         19.525
5                                Ma Yanhong (CHN)         9.750  9.700         19.450
5                                Rodica Dunca (ROU)       9.750  9.700         19.450
7                                Julianne McNamara (USA)  9.700  9.725         19.425
8                                Galina Marinova (BUL)    9.200  9.725         18.925

Medals

Rank                Nation               Gold  Silver  Bronze  Total
1                   Soviet Union (URS)   9     6       5       20
2                   East Germany (GDR)   5     0       2       7
3                   China (CHN)          2     4       2       8
4                   Japan (JPN)          1     1       3       5
5                   West Germany (FRG)   0     1       0       1
6                   United States (USA)  0     0       2       2
7                   Bulgaria (BUL)       0     0       1       1
Hungary (HUN)       0                    0     1       1
Totals (8 entries)  17                   12    16      45

  * Gymn Forum: World Championships Results
  * Gymnastics


Brent Anderson (Mississippi politician)

Brent Anderson (born October 17, 1972) is an American politician serving as a member of the Mississippi House of Representatives from the 122nd district. Elected in November 2019, he assumed office on January 7, 2020.

Early life and education

Anderson was born in Gulfport, Mississippi in 1972. After graduating from Bay High School, he attended the Mississippi Fire Academy and Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Training Academy. He also completed a program through the Mississippi State Department of Health.

Career

Prior to entering politics, Anderson worked for the Waveland Police Department and Bay Saint Louis Fire Department. He has since worked as the public works director, building official, and federal recovery manager for the city of Waveland, Mississippi. Anderson was elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives in November 2019 and assumed office on January 7, 2020. During the 2020–2021 legislative session, Anderson served as vice chair of the House Public Utilities Committee and chair of the House Municipalities Committee.


Cordelia Cameron

Cordelia Cameron (d. after 1844), was an Australian stage actor and theatre manager. She was the first woman theater manager in Australia.

Life

Cordelia Cameron was married to her colleague, the actor-manager Samson Cameron, and managed a travelling theater company with him. The Camerons arrived with their company of actors to Tasmania in 1833. They introduced professional theatre in Tasmania with their performances in Hobart in December 1833 and in Launceston beginning June 1834, only one year after the introduction of professional theatre in Sydney in the Australian mainland.Anne Clarke (theatre manager).

Samson Cameron made frequent trips to Sydney in an (ultimately unsuccessful) attempt to establish a theatre there, Cordelia Cameron was often left in charge of his business in Tasmania: in 1834, she became the first woman theatre manager in Tasmania and Australia when she managed their theatre in Launceston during her husband's stay in Sydney, although she did so as his proxy rather than in her own name.

While Samson Cameron came to be known foremost for his work as theatre manager, Cordelia Cameron was highly regarded in contemporary Australia for her ability onstage and was seen as a role model by many contemporary actresses, who imitated many of her stage mannerisms.

The Camerons were eventually no longer able to compete against the growing competition in Tasmania, and left the island in 1844.

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Eglu

The Omlet Ltd Eglu is a brand of chicken coop marketed in the UK. The Eglu is intended for small-scale, backyard chicken keeping. The original design was created by four graduates from the Royal College of Art.

Background

Omlet Ltd was founded in 2004 by James Tuthil, Johannes Paul, Simon Nicholls and William Windham. The company's introductory product, the Eglu, has won a number of awards, including the BSI Design Award and the Horners Award. It comes in several colours, and features a run of 220 centimetres (about 7 feet). The Eglu itself is roughly 80 centimetres (2 feet, 8 inches) long and wide. The company also sells exactly the same models for rabbits and guinea pigs.

Markets and marketing

Since its founding, Omlet has grown into one of the largest chicken house retailers in the United Kingdom. The company is based in Wardington, Great Britain, and sells to customers worldwide including the U.S., Germany, France and Holland.

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1996–97 Luxembourg National Division

The 1996–97 Luxembourg National Division was the 83rd season of top level association football in Luxembourg.

Overview

It was performed in 12 teams, and Jeunesse Esch won the championship.

League standings

Pos  Team                Pld  W   D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
1    Jeunesse Esch (C)   22   17  5  0   56  11  +45  56   Qualification to Champions League first qualifying round
2    Grevenmacher        22   15  5  2   56  20  +36  50   Qualification to UEFA Cup first qualifying round
3    Union Luxembourg    22   10  8  4   44  23  +21  38   Qualification to Cup Winners' Cup qualifying round
4    Avenir Beggen       22   11  5  6   45  27  +18  38
5    Wiltz 71            22   11  3  8   32  40  −8   36
6    Sporting Mertzig    22   8   8  6   45  39  +6   32
7    Hobscheid           22   7   5  10  23  42  −19  26
8    Spora Luxembourg    22   6   5  11  33  40  −7   23
9    F91 Dudelange       22   6   4  12  27  43  −16  22
10   Rumelange           22   5   3  14  33  59  −26  18
11   Rodange 91 (R)      22   4   4  14  25  42  −17  16   Relegation to Luxembourg Division of Honour
12   Aris Bonnevoie (R)  22   2   5  15  22  55  −33  11

Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated

Results


1996–97 Luxembourg National Division

Results

Home \ Away       ARI  AVE  DUD  GRE  HOB  JEU  ROD  RUM  SPO  MER  UNI  WIL
Aris Bonnevoie         3–1  3–1  1–3  1–1  0–3  1–0  5–1  1–0  2–2  1–0  5–0
Avenir Beggen     0–4       4–0  2–6  0–0  0–1  0–2  2–1  0–3  2–2  1–2  0–0
F91 Dudelange     1–1  2–1       0–1  0–1  2–2  1–0  1–3  2–1  1–1  0–2  1–3
Grevenmacher      0–0  3–3  3–1       6–1  0–0  3–1  5–1  3–0  3–1  0–2  4–0
Hobscheid         0–5  2–1  1–4  0–4       0–2  4–2  1–0  3–1  1–1  1–1  2–1
Jeunesse Esch     2–1  1–0  4–0  0–0  3–1       2–0  7–0  4–1  2–0  1–1  3–1
Rodange 91        1–2  5–1  2–1  1–1  2–0  0–1       2–4  3–3  1–1  0–2  0–1
Rumelange         0–0  3–0  0–3  1–4  4–0  0–2  4–1       3–7  2–3  0–6  1–3
Spora Luxembourg  3–2  1–1  0–1  0–2  0–2  0–2  1–0  1–1       2–2  1–3  2–1
Sporting Mertzig  4–1  5–1  6–3  3–0  1–0  1–7  5–0  2–1  1–4       1–2  1–2
Union Luxembourg  4–1  5–0  1–1  1–2  2–2  3–3  2–0  2–2  1–1  1–1       1–2
Wiltz 71          0–5  4–2  3–1  1–3  1–0  0–4  2–2  2–1  2–1  1–1  2–0

Source:
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
  * Luxembourg - List of final tables (RSSSF)


2009 Daegu FC season

The 2009 season was Daegu F.C.'s 7th season in South Korea's K-League.

Season summary

This season would transpire to be one of the worst, if not the worst, in the club's history. In a now expanded league of 15 clubs, thanks to new entrant Gangwon FC, Daegu would finish last. Jang Nam-Seok, who had played for the club since 2006 and has been a prolific scorer for the club, was appointed captain for the 2009 season. While defensively, there had been improvements, the club lost its attacking focus of the previous season. The leading scorer of the previous season, Lee Keun-Ho had completed his contract and moved to Japanese club Júbilo Iwata and Eninho, who had been one of the club's best performing imports, transferred to Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. Their replacements, Émile Mbamba and Lazar Popović, were not of the same calibre, and would be released mid-season.

Only five games were won all season in the K-League. That even five games were won was fortunate, and this number is somewhat deceptive as it was as late as the 21st round that the club had but a single win. It was only a late season string of four consecutive wins that saved the club's blushes. This late season revival was far too late to lift the club from the foot of the table, from where it had been anchored since round 11 of the competition. An midseason incoming transfer, Leo would score four goals while midfielder draftee Lee Seul-Ki scored three goals from 25 games. That a midfielder playing as an occasional part-time forward would be the club's second highest scorer only highlighted the club's lack of offensive penetration.


2009 Daegu FC season

In the FA Cup, Daegu made it to the quarterfinals, beating Gyeongnam FC in a penalty shootout in the round of 16. In the quarterfinal itself, against Daejeon Citizen, the game finished as a one all draw, Daegu's goal coming from Lee Seul-Ki. For the second consecutive match, the result would come down to a penalty shootout. This time, Daegu lost out. In the league cup, now known as the Peace Cup Korea 2009 finished third in their group, one point away from qualifying for the knockout phase of the cup. Cho Hyung-Ik, another midfielder, would be the club's highest scorer in the competition with three goals.

Off the field, Park Jong-Sun was elected as the third representative director of Daegu FC on 11 May 2009. Lee Dae-Sub and Choi Jong-Joon were the preceding representative directors.memorandum of understanding with the regionalised 4th level of Argentinian football Torneo Argentino B side Deportivo Coreano on 31 August 2009.

The 2009 season also saw a change in the club's kit provider; Joma replaced previous supplier Lotto Sport Italia.

On December 22, 2009, Daegu FC appointed Lee Young-jin as manager to lead the club for the 2010 season.FC Seoul, replaced Byun Byung-Joo who had been manager since 2006. Byun resigned after being embroiled in a scandal involving a player's agent and payoffs for selecting specific players.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2009 Daegu FC season

No.  Pos.  Nation             Player                                      No.  Pos.  Nation             Player
1    GK    [South Korea] KOR  Cho Jun-Ho                                  18   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Lim Hyun-Woo
2    MF    [South Korea] KOR  Baek Young-Cheol                            19   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Choi Jong-Hyuk
3    DF    [South Korea] KOR  Choi Sang-Hyun                              20   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Yoon Seong-Min
4    MF    [South Korea] KOR  Cho Han-Bum (on loan from Pohang Steelers)  21   GK    [South Korea] KOR  Baek Min-Cheol
5    DF    [China] CHN        Feng Xiaoting                               22   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Chong Woo-Sung
6    MF    [South Korea] KOR  Lee Seul-Ki                                 23   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Nam Hyun-Seong
7    MF    [Brazil] BRA       Valdeir                                     24   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Park Jung-Sik
8    MF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Chang-hee                               25   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Yoon Yeo-San (vice-captain)
9    FW    [South Korea] KOR  Jang Nam-Seok (captain)                     26   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Lee Sang-Deok
10   FW    [Brazil] BRA       Léo                                         27   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Lee Hyun-Chang
11   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Min-Kyun                                28   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Ju-Hwan
12   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Jang Sang-Won                               29   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Myung-Ryong
13   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Cho Hyung-Ik                                30   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Yang Seung-Won
14   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Choi Jong-Bum                               31   GK    [South Korea] KOR  Cho Young-Joon
15   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Oh-Sung                                 32   FW    [South Korea] KOR  Cha Jung-Min
16   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Bang Dae-Jong                               33   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Kim Jong-Kyung
17   MF    [South Korea] KOR  Han Jung-Hwa (on loan from Busan I'Park)    34   DF    [South Korea] KOR  Park Jong-Jin

Players In/Out

In


2009 Daegu FC season

Players In/Out

In

Date              Pos.  No.  Player                         From                               Type            Source (in Korean)
20 November 2008  MF    6    [South Korea] Lee Seul-Ki      [South Korea] Dongguk University   Drafted         Daegu FC
20 November 2008  MF    8    [South Korea] Kim Chang-hee    [South Korea] Konkuk University    Drafted
20 November 2008  DF    26   [South Korea] Lee Sang-Deok    [South Korea] Dong-A University    Drafted
20 November 2008  MF    15   [South Korea] Kim Oh-Sung      [South Korea] Korea University     Drafted
20 November 2008  DF    22   [South Korea] Chong Woo-Sung   [South Korea] Chungang University  Drafted
20 November 2008  FW    11   [South Korea] Kim Min-Kyun     [South Korea] Myongji University   Drafted
20 November 2008  FW    32   [South Korea] Cha Jung-Min     [South Korea] Ajou University      Drafted
20 November 2008  DF    29   [South Korea] Kim Myung-Ryong  [South Korea] Myongji University   Drafted
20 November 2008  MF    27   [South Korea] Lee Hyun-Chang   [South Korea] Yeungnam University  Drafted
13 January 2009   GK    1    [South Korea] Cho Jun-Ho       [South Korea] Jeju United FC       Transferred     Daegu FC
13 January 2009   MF    17   [South Korea] Han Jung-Hwa     [South Korea] Busan I'Park         Loan
24 February 2009  FW    7    [Cameroon] Émile Mbamba        [Indonesia] Arema Malang           Transferred     Daegu FC
24 February 2009  FW    10   [Serbia] Lazar Popović         [Serbia] FK Čukarički Stankom      Transferred
2 March 2009      MF    14   [South Korea] Choi Jong-Bum    [South Korea] Pohang Steelers      Transferred     Daegu FC
2 March 2009      MF    3    [South Korea] Choi Sang-Hyun   [South Korea] Seongnam Ilhwa       Transferred
1 July 2009       MF    7    [Brazil] Valdeir               [Brazil] Joinville-SC              Transferred     Daegu FC
3 July 2009       FW    10   [Brazil] Léo                   [Poland] Górnik Zabrze             Transferred     Daegu FC
29 July 2009      MF    4    [South Korea] Cho Han-Bum      [South Korea] Pohang Steelers      Loan            Daegu FC
22 October 2009   DF    34   [South Korea] Park Jong-Jin    [South Korea] Gwangju Sangmu       Leave the army  Daegu FC

Out


2009 Daegu FC season

Out

Date              Pos.  No.  Player                       To                                                Type              Source (in Korean)
10 December 2008  FW    5    [South Korea] Hwang Sun-Pil  [South Korea] Gwangju Sangmu Phoenix              Military service  Naver
1 January 2009    FW    35   [Brazil] Leandro             [Brazil] Paraná Clube                             Contract expired
1 January 2009    FW    85   [Brazil] Geovane             [Brazil] América de Natal                         Released
1 January 2009    FW    12   [South Korea] Jeon Sang-Dae                                                    Contract expired
1 January 2009    MF    14   [South Korea] Lee Tae-Woo                                                      Contract expired
1 January 2009    DF    34   [South Korea] Lee Sung-Hwan                                                    Released
8 January 2009    MF    6    [South Korea] Moon Joo-Won   [South Korea] Gangwon FC                          Transferred       Naver
19 January 2009   FW    11   [Brazil] Eninho              [South Korea] Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors              Transferred       Jeonbuk Hyundai
28 January 2009   DF    4    [South Korea] Cho Hong-Kyu   [South Korea] Pohang Steelers                     Transferred       Pohang Steelers
16 February 2009  DF    22   [South Korea] Hwang Ji-Yoon  [South Korea] Daejeon Citizen                     Transferred       Daejeon Citizen
2 March 2009      MF    7    [South Korea] Ha Dae-Sung    [South Korea] Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors              Transferred       Jeonbuk Hyundai
2 March 2009      MF    17   [South Korea] Jin Kyung-Sun  [South Korea] Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors              Transferred
2 April 2009      FW    10   [South Korea] Lee Keun-Ho    [Japan] Júbilo Iwata                              Contract expired  Naver
30 June 2009      FW    7    [Cameroon] Émile Mbamba      [Bulgaria] Botev Plovdiv                          Released
30 June 2009      FW    10   [Serbia] Lazar Popović       [Bosnia and Herzegovina] FK Željezničar Sarajevo  Released

Statistics


2009 Daegu FC season

Updated to games played 1 November 2009. No.   Nat.   Pos.               Player            Total  K-League  Korean FA Cup  Pice Cup Korea
Apps  Goals  Apps               Goals             Apps   Goals     Apps           Goals
1     GK     [South Korea] KOR  Cho Jun-Ho        14     -29       14             -29             0  0   0  0
2     MF     [South Korea] KOR  Baek Young-Cheol  27     1         21             1               2  0   4  0
3     DF     [South Korea] KOR  Choi Sang-Hyun    4      0         4              0               0  0   0  0
4     MF     [South Korea] KOR  Cho Han-Bum       5      0         5              0               0  0   0  0
5     DF     [China] CHN        Feng Xiaoting     22     0         19             0               2  0   1  0
6     MF     [South Korea] KOR  Lee Seul-Ki       31     4         25             3               2  1   4  0
7     MF     [Brazil] BRA       Valdeir           16     2         15             2               1  0   0  0
8     MF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Chang-hee     15     0         11             0               3  0   1  0
9     FW     [South Korea] KOR  Jang Nam-Seok     17     0         14             0               2  0   1  0
10    MF     [Brazil] BRA       Léo               15     4         14             4               1  0   0  0
11    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Min-Kyun      34     1         27             1               3  0   4  0
12    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Jang Sang-Won     2      0         2              0               0  0   0  0
13    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Cho Hyung-Ik      35     7         27             3               3  1   5  3
14    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Choi Jong-Bum     5      0         2              0               1  0   2  0
15    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Oh-Sung       5      0         5              0               0  0   0  0
16    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Bang Dae-Jong     27     2         20             2               2  0   5  0
17    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Han Jung-Hwa      22     0         15             0               2  0   5  0
18    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Lim Hyun-Woo      3      0         2              0               0  0   1  0


2009 Daegu FC season

19    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Choi Jong-Hyuk    21     0         13             0               3  0   5  0
20    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Yoon Seong-Min    0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
21    GK     [South Korea] KOR  Baek Min-Cheol    23     -20       15             -13             3  -1  5  -6
22    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Chong Woo-Sung    0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
23    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Nam Hyun-Seong    10     0         8              0               0  0   2  0
24    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Park Jung-Sik     15     0         10             0               3  0   2  0
25    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Yoon Yeo-San      26     0         20             0               2  0   4  0
26    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Lee Sang-Deok     7      3         5              1               0  0   2  2
27    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Lee Hyun-Chang    23     2         18             1               3  1   2  0
28    MF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Ju-Hwan       20     1         14             1               2  0   4  0
29    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Myung-Ryong   0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
30    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Yang Seung-Won    23     0         18             0               3  0   2  0
31    GK     [South Korea] KOR  Cho Young-Joon    0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
32    FW     [South Korea] KOR  Cha Jung-Min      0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
33    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Kim Jong-Kyung    0      0         0              0               0  0   0  0
34    DF     [South Korea] KOR  Park Jong-Jin     1      0         1              0               0  0   0  0
      FW     [Cameroon] CMR     Émile Mbamba      8      0         5              0               0  0   3  0
      FW     [Serbia] SRB       Lazar Popović     14     3         9              1               1  1   4  1


2009 Daegu FC season

K-League

Matches

Match won  Match drawn  Match lost


2009 Daegu FC season

Round  Date               Opponents               H / A  Score  Scorers                              Attendance
1      8 March 2009       Seongnam Ilhwa          H      1 – 1  Cho Hyung-Ik 22'                     15,429
2      15 March 2009      Jeonbuk Hyundai         A      0 – 2                                       11,043
3      22 March 2009      Pohang Steelers         H      2 – 2  Lee Sang-Deok 50', Lee Seul-Ki 71'   5,342
4      4 April 2009       Daejeon Citizen         A      0 – 2                                       4,724
5      12 April 2009      Jeju United             H      2 – 1  Kim Ju-Hwan 42', Bang Dae-Jong 83'   3,215
6      18 April 2009      FC Seoul                A      0 – 0                                       11,305
7      25 April 2009      Busan I'Park            A      0 – 1                                       4,590
8      2 May 2009         Incheon United          A      1 – 2  Lee Seul-Ki 12'                      3,240
9      10 May 2009        Chunnam Dragons         H      1 – 2  Baek Young-Cheol 3'                  4,396
10     16 May 2009        Gangwon FC              A      2 – 2  Kim Min-Kyun 46', Lazar Popović 91'  5,129
11     24 May 2009        Gwangju Sangmu          H      1 – 3  Cho Hyung-Ik 3'                      4,396
12     20 June 2009       Suwon Bluewings         A      0 – 1                                       10,206
13     28 June 2009       Gyeongnam FC            H      1 – 3  Bang Dae-Jong 71'                    13,375
14     12 July 2009       Ulsan Hyundai           A      1 – 3  Lee Seul-Ki 47'                      10,572
15     18 July 2009       Jeonbuk Hyundai         H      0 – 3                                       7,333
16     25 July 2009       Pohang Steelers         A      0 – 3                                       10,220
17     1 August 2009      Daejeon Citizen         H      2 – 2  Lee Hyun-Chang 51', Valdeir 75'      10,059
18     15 August 2009     Jeju United             A      0 – 0                                       3,572
19     22 August 2009     FC Seoul                H      0 – 3                                       5,876
20     29 August 2009     Busan I'Park            H      1 – 1  Cho Hyung-Ik 78'                     3,550


2009 Daegu FC season

21     6 September 2009   Incheon United          H      0 – 0                                       32,250
22     12 September 2009  Chunnam Dragons         A      1 – 0  Léo 25'                              1,1980
23     20 September 2009  Gangwon FC              H      2 – 1  Léo 1', 68'                          3,414
24     27 September 2009  Gwangju Sangmu          A      1 – 0  Léo 91'                              3,155
25     2 October 2009     Suwon Bluewings         H      1 – 0  Valdeir 24'                          4,723
26     11 October 2009    Gyeongnam FC            A      0 – 3                                       15,821
27     25 October 2009    Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i  H      0 – 1                                       3,201
28     1 November 2009    Seongnam Ilhwa          A      0 – 3                                       4,355


2009 Daegu FC season

Standings

     Team
Pos    * v        Pld  W  D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts
       * t
       * e
13   Gangwon FC   28   7  7  14  42  57  −15  28
14   Jeju United  28   7  7  14  22  44  −22  28
15   Daegu FC     28   5  8  15  20  45  −25  23

Source: K League (in Korean)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored

     Team
Pos    * v                       0  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (C)     Qualification for the Champions League
2    Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
3    Pohang Steelers
4    Jeonnam Dragons
5    FC Seoul
6    Incheon United

Source: RSSSF
(C) Champion

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
28       5     8     15  20  45  −25  23   3  5  6  14  23  −9  2  3  9  6   22  −16

Last updated: 2009-11-01.
Source: kleaguei.com (in Korean)

Results by round

Round     1  2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28
Ground    H  A   H   A   H   A   A   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   H   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A
Result    D  L   D   L   W   D   L   L   L   D   L   L   L   L   L   L   D   D   L   D   D   W   W   W   W   L   L   L
Position  6  13  11  13  11  11  12  14  14  14  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  15  14  15  15  15

Updated to match(es) played on 2009-11-01. Source: kleaguei.com (in Korean)
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Korean FA Cup

Matches


2009 Daegu FC season

Korean FA Cup

Matches

Round          Date          Opponents        H / A  Score           Scorers
Round of 32    13 May 2009   Suwon City       H      3 – 1           Cho Hyung-Ik 59', Lazar Popović 61', Lee Hyun-Chang 68'
Round of 16    1 July 2009   Gyeongnam FC     A      0 – 0 (a.e.t.)
                                                     4 PK 5
Quarterfinals  15 July 2009  Daejeon Citizen  H      1 – 1 (a.e.t.)  Lee Seul-Ki 49'
                                                     3 PK 5

Peace Cup Korea

Matches

Round  Date           Opponents              H / A  Score  Scorers                               Attendance
1      8 March 2009   Chunnam Dragons        A      2 – 3  Lazar Popović 63', Lee Sang-Deok 69'  4,865
2      8 April 2009   Gangwon FC             H      2 – 1  Cho Hyung-Ik 17', Lee Sang-Deok 65'   3,077
3      22 April 2009  Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  H      0 – 0                                        1,504
4      5 May 2009     Daejeon Citizen        A      0 – 2                                        12,335
5      27 May 2009    Incheon United         H      2 – 0  Cho Hyung-Ik 10', 50'                 1,512

Standings

Main article: 2009 Korean League Cup § Group A

     Team
Pos    * v            Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts    SIC  ICU  DGU  JND  DJC  GWN
       * t
       * e
2    Incheon United   5    2  2  1  6   6   0   8      —    —    —    —    1–0  3–2
3    Daegu FC         5    2  1  2  6   6   0   7      0–0  2–0  —    —    —    2–1
4    Jeonnam Dragons  5    2  1  2  8   10  −2  7      —    1–1  3–2  —    —    —

Source: RSSSF
  * Daegu F.C.
  * Daegu FC Official website Archived 2008-05-12 at the Wayback Machine (in Korean)


Billy McConnachie

Billy McConnachie (born 16 July 1990) is a Scotland international rugby league footballer who played as a prop or second-row for the Ipswich Jets in the Queensland Cup.

Background

McConnachie was born in Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia.

Career

McConnachie has represented Scotland at the 2016 Rugby League Four Nations.Scotland against Australia in the opening match of the Four Nations.

  * QRL profile


Athletics at the 2022 Commonwealth Games – Women's javelin throw

Athletics at the
2022 Commonwealth Games

Qualification
Track / road events
100 m                    men  women
100 m T12                men
100 m T34                     women
100 m T38                men  women
100 m T47                men
200 m                    men  women
400 m                    men  women
800 m                    men  women
1500 m                   men  women
1500 m T54               men  women
5000 m                   men  women
10,000 m                 men  women
100 m hurdles                 women
110 m hurdles            men
400 m hurdles            men  women
3000 m steeplechase      men  women
4×100 m relay            men  women
4×400 m relay            men  women
Marathon                 men  women
Marathon T54             men  women
10,000 m walk            men  women
Field events
High jump                men  women
Pole vault               men  women
Long jump                men  women
Triple jump              men  women
Shot put                 men  women
Shot put F57                  women
Discus throw             men  women
Discus throw F44/64      men  women
Hammer throw             men  women
Javelin throw            men  women
Combined events
Heptathlon                    women
Decathlon                men
  * v
  * t
  * e

The women's javelin throw at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, as part of the athletics programme, took place in the Alexander Stadium on 7 August 2022.

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows:

World record         Barbora Špotáková (CZE)  72.28 m  Stuttgart, Germany            13 September 2008
Commonwealth record  Sunette Viljoen (RSA)    69.35 m  New York City, United States  9 June 2012
Games record         Kathryn Mitchell (AUS)   68.92 m  Gold Coast, Australia         11 April 2018

Schedule

The schedule was as follows:

Date                  Time   Round
Sunday 7 August 2022  11:35  Final

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

Results

Final

The medals were determined in the final.


Final

The medals were determined in the final.

Rank                             Name                     #1     #2     #3     #4     #5     #6     Result  Notes
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Kelsey-Lee Barber (AUS)  63.52  51.94  61.57  58.46  60.24  64.43  64.43
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Mackenzie Little (AUS)   64.03  62.85  56.12  61.37  64.27  61.17  64.27   PB
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Annu Rani (IND)          55.61  x      x      60.00  58.15  x      60.00
4                                Elizabeth Gleadle (CAN)  56.34  x      59.79  x      58.58  x      59.79
5                                Tori Peeters (NZL)       57.86  52.86  x      54.18  x      x      57.86
6                                Jo-Ane van Dyk (RSA)     54.87  57.12  x      53.47  53.59  x      57.12
7                                Shilpa Rani (IND)        54.22  54.62  50.98  54.13  53.94  x      54.62
8                                Sharon Toako (PNG)       38.33  x      36.42  39.34  37.92  36.43  39.34


1981 World Fencing Championships

The 1981 World Fencing Championships were held in Clermont-Ferrand, France. The event was held between July 2-13, 1981.

Medal table

Rank                Nation              Gold  Silver  Bronze  Total
1                   Soviet Union (URS)  4     2       0       6
2                   Hungary (HUN)       2     1       2       5
3                   West Germany (FRG)  1     1       2       4
4                   Poland (POL)        1     0       1       2
5                   Italy (ITA)         0     1       3       4
6                   China (CHN)         0     1       0       1
Romania (ROU)       0                   1     0       1
Switzerland (SUI)   0                   1     0       1
Totals (8 entries)  8                   8     8       24

Medal summary

Men's events

Event             Gold                                          Silver                                       Bronze
Individual Foil   [Soviet Union] Vladimir Smirnov               [Socialist Republic of Romania] Petru Kuki   [Italy] Angelo Scuri
Team Foil         [Soviet Union] Soviet Union                   [Italy] Italy                                [West Germany] West Germany
Individual Sabre  [Polish People's Republic] Dariusz Wódke      [Hungarian People's Republic] Imre Gedővári  [Italy] Michele Maffei
Team Sabre        [Hungarian People's Republic] Hungary         [Soviet Union] Soviet Union                  [Polish People's Republic] Poland
Individual Épée   [Hungarian People's Republic] Zoltán Székely  [Soviet Union] Aleksandr Mozhayev            [West Germany] Elmar Borrmann
Team Épée         [Soviet Union] Soviet Union                   [Switzerland] Switzerland                    [Hungarian People's Republic] Hungary

Women's events

Event            Gold                             Silver                       Bronze
Individual Foil  [West Germany] Cornelia Hanisch  [China] Jujie Luan           [Italy] Dorina Vaccaroni
Team Foil        [Soviet Union] Soviet Union      [West Germany] West Germany  [Hungarian People's Republic] Hungary


Chen Yu (information scientist)

In this Chinese name, the family name is Chén.

Chen Yu (simplified Chinese: 陈禹; traditional Chinese: 陳禹; pinyin: Chén Yǔ; born 18 March 1944) is a Chinese information scientist and information economist.

Biographical sketch

Chen Yu was born in Wuxi, China, on March 18, 1944. He is now professor of Information School, Renmin University of China. He is notable for his academic achievements in information science and information economics. His major research fields include computer applications, information management, systems science and information economics. He has been the adviser of about 30 doctoral candidates during 1995-2009.

Education

  * 1981: Graduated from Renmin University of China, with master's degree in Management
  * 1965: Graduated from Beijing Normal College, with bachelor's degree in Mathematics

Positions

Present Positions

  * Professor, Information School, Renmin University of China
  * Director, China Information Economics Society
  * Member, National e-Government Standardization General Group
  * Director, Laboratory for Economical Sciences, Renmin University of China
  * Informatization Consultant, Beijing Municipal Government
  * Member (1988- ), IFIP WG 8.1
  * Member (1999- ), IFIP TC 8
  * Member, Association for Computing Machinery
  * Member, IEEE

Former Positions

  * Dean, Information School, Renmin University of China
  * Director, Information Center, Renmin University of China
  * Director, Network Center, Renmin University of China

Major works (Chinese titles translated into English)