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Jeux d'Asie : 1er jour, résultats et photos mis à jour

Mardi 30 septembre 2014 - 16:32 By United World Wrestling Press

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INCHEON, Corée (27 septembre) – Résultats à 48kg et 63kg en lutte féminine, et à 57 kg et 70 kg en lutte libre masculine aux Jeux d’Asie, samedi 27 septembre.  

57kg – Lutte libre masculine
Or: JONG Hak-Jin (PRK) df. Rasul KALIEV (KAZ), 8-6
Bronze: BATBOLD Nomin (MGL) df. Fumitaka MORISHITA (JPN), 5-3
Bronze: YUN Jun-Sik (KOR) df. Nikolay NOEV (TJK), 5-2

Demi-finale: JONG Hak-Jin (PRK) df. Fumitaka MORISHITA (JPN), 4-2
Demi-finale: Rasul KALIEV (KAZ) df. YUN Jun-Sik (KOR), 9-3

Repêchage: Nikolay NOEV (TJK) df. Fahad Ali GHAZWANI (KSA) par tombé, 0:20 (8-0)

Quarts de finale: JONG Hak-Jin (PRK) df. BATBOLD Nomin (MGL), 11-8
Quarts de finale: Fumitaka MORISHITA (JPN) df. Ramil REJEPOV (TKM), 6-0
Quarts de finale: Rasul KALIEV (KAZ) df. Nikolay NOEV (TJK), 7-2
Quarts de finale: YUN Jun-Sik (KOR) df. Hassan RAHIMI (IRI), 1-0

Préliminaires: BATBOLD Nomin (MGL) df. Firas ALALLI ALRIFAI (SYR) par tombé, 1:50 (4-0)
Préliminaires : Fumitaka MORISHITA (JPN) df. Amit KUMAR (IND), 2-2
Préliminaires: Ramil REJEPOV (TKM) df. Muhammad BILAL (PAK) par SP, 10-0, 1:49
Préliminaires: Rasul KALIEV (KAZ) df. Fahad Ali GHAZWANI (KSA) par SP, 10-0, 1:07
Préliminaires: Nikolay NOEV (TJK) df. Basheer ALYAMANI (YEM) par SP, 10-0, 1:27
Préliminaires: Hassan RAHIMI (IRI) df. Samat NADYRBEK UULU (KGZ) par SP, 10-0, 5:57
Préliminaires: YUN Jun-Sik (KOR) df. HONG Xiaobin (CHN) par SP, 13-2, 5:41

70kg – Lutte libre masculine

Or: Bekzod ABDURAKHMANOV (UZB) df. OH Man-Ho (KOR), 7-2
Bronze: Eleman DOGDURBEK UULU (KGZ) df. JANG Myong-Song (PRK), 6-0
Bronze: Takafumi KOJIMA (JPN) df. LING Haiwei (CHN), 8-0

Demi-finale: OH Man-Ho (KOR) df. JANG Myong-Song (PRK), 1-1
Demi-finale: Bekzod ABDURAKHMANOV (UZB) df. Takafumi KOJIMA (JPN), 6-0

Repêchage: LING Haiwei (CHN) df. Somirshoh VOKHIDOV (TJK), 8-7

Quarts de finale : OH Man-Ho (KOR) df. Eleman DOGDURBEK UULU (KGZ), 7-2
Quarts de finale: JANG Myong-Song (PRK) df. Mohamed KHAN SHAIKHOUNI (SYR), 12-4
Quarts de finale: Bekzod ABDURAKHMANOV (UZB) df. LING Haiwei (CHN) par SP, 10-0 (4:48)
Quarts de finale: Takafumi KOJIMA (JPN) df. Mostafa HOSSEINKHANI (IRI), 3-3

Préliminaires: LING Haiwei (CHN) df. WIN Hlaing Htwe (MYA) par tombé, 1:21 (6-0)
Préliminaires: Bekzod ABDURAKHMANOV (UZB) df. Somirshoh VOKHIDOV (TJK) par SP, 12-1, 2:31
Préliminaires: Mostafa HOSSEINKHANI (IRI) df. Azamat OMURZHANOV (KAZ), 5-1
Préliminaires: Takafumi KOJIMA (JPN) df. Parveen RANA (IND), 3-2

48kg – Lutte féminine
Or: Eri TOSAKA (JPN) df. SUN Yanan (CHN), 5-1 
Bronze: Tatyana AMANZHOL (KAZ) df. Maliwan MUANGPOR (THA) par SP, 10-0
Bronze: Vinesh (IND) df. ERDENESUKH Narangerel (MGL) par SP, 10-0

Demi-finale: SUN Yanan (CHN) df. Maliwan MUANGPOR (THA) par SP, 10-0 in 2:45
Demi-finale: Eri TOSAKA (JPN) df. Vinesh (IND), 6-4 

Repêchage: Tatyana AMANZHOL (KAZ) df. Margarita FILIPPOVA (TKM) par SP, 10-0 (1:12)
Repêchage: ERDENESUKH Narangerel (MGL) df.  LEE Yu-Mi (KOR), 6-5

Quarts de finale: Maliwan MUANGPOR (THA) df. Sotheara CHOV (CAM), 12-5
Quarts de finale: SUN Yanan (CHN) df. Margarita FILIPPOVA (TKM) par SP, 12-1, 1:01
Quarts de finale: Vinesh (IND) df. Dauletbike YAKHSHIMURATOVA (UZB) par tombé, 4:41 (10-0)
Quarts de finale: Eri TOSAKA (JPN) df. ERDENESUKH Narangerel (MGL), par SP,12-2, 3:27

Préliminaires: SUN Yanan (CHN) df. Tatyana AMANZHOL (KAZ), 8-3
Préliminaires: Dauletbike YAKHSHIMURATOVA (UZB) df. Kyu Thein KYU (MYA) par tombé, 5:44 (11-0)
Préliminaires: Vinesh (IND) df. PAK Yong-Mi (PRK), 4-3
Préliminaires: ERDENESUKH Narangerel (MGL) df. NGUYEN Thi Lua (VIE), 3-1
Préliminaires: Eri TOSAKA (JPN) df. LEE Yu-Mi (KOR), 6-2

63kg – Lutte féminine
Or: Rio WATARI (JPN) df. XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) sur critères, 4-4
Bronze: SUKHEE Tserenchimed (MGL) df. KIM Kyeon-Geun (KOR) par SP, 10-0
Bronze: Geetika JAKHAR (IND) df. LY Thi Hien (VIE) par tombé, 0:55

Demi-finale: Rio WATARI (JPN) df. SUKHEE Tserenchimed (MGL), 11-8
Demi-finale: XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) df. Geetika JAKHAR (IND) par tombé in 5:46 (11-7)

Repêchage: LY Thi Hien (VIE) df. Aziza SULTAMURATOVA (UZB), par tombé, 0:57 (8-0)
Repêchage: KIM Kyeon-Geun (KOR) df. CHEN Wen-ling(TPE), 7-2

Quarts de finale: SUKHEE Tserenchimed (MGL) df. KIM Ran-Mi (PRK), par tombé, 1:10 (2-2)
Quarts de finale: Rio WATARI (JPN) df. KIM Kyeon-Geun (KOR) par SP, 10-0
Quarts de finale: XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) df. LY Thi Hien (VIE) par tombé, 0:48 (4-0)
Quarts de finale: Geetika JAKHAR (IND) df. AUTNUN Jaratrawee (THA), 8-0

Préliminaires: KIM Kyeon-Geun (KOR) df. Oday LATXOMPHOU (LAO) par SP, 10-0, 2:13
Préliminaires: Rio WATARI (JPN) df. CHEN Wen-ling(TPE) par SP, 10-0
Préliminaires: XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) df. Aziza SULTAMURATOVA (UZB) par tombé, 2:38 (6-0)
Préliminaires: LY Thi Hien (VIE) df. MAY Thazin Phue (MYA) par SP, 10-0
Préliminaires: Geetika JAKHAR (IND) df. Ekaterina LARIONOVA (KAZ), 5-4
Préliminaires: AUTNUN Jaratrawee (THA) df. Violetta SHUMILOVA (TKM) par SP, 10-0

 

Festival VIrtuel Mondial de la Jeunesse UTS (18-22 novembre), Bangkok

Mardi 17 novembre 2020 - 08:34 By United World Wrestling Press

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Plusieurs organisations sportives se sont unies avec United Through Sports pour lancer le Festival Virtuel Mondial de la Jeunesse 2020 UTS, le premier festival virtuel pour les jeunes de toutes capacités. Le festival comprend des compétitions en diverses catégories d'âge de 10 ans ou moins jusqu'à 18 ans, pour des événements de qualification en ligne pour cinq compétitions : Max Fit, Aero Fit, Talent, Inclusive Sports et Special Olympics.

Vous trouverez ci-dessous le programme officiel en anglais, avec des informations sur trois ateliers, les horaires de compétition et les jurys.

Wednesday, November 18

11.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m. WORKSHOP “BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL CHANGE LEADER IN YOUR COMMUNITY THROUGH SPORT”, PRESENTED BY YUNUS SPORTS HUB &IOC YOUTH LEADERS
Marisa Schlenker, YSH, Community Manager
Geewon Yoo, Korea University, IOC Young Leader from South Korea
Jean- Claude RUGIGANA, IOC Young Leader from Rwanda, Founder of Sport4Change Media, IT & Communication Officer for NOC-Rwanda
Maria Renee Rodriquez, IOC Young Leader from Guatemala, Professional Racquetball Athlete
Rohith Maradapa, IOC Young Leader India, National Rowing Te a.m., Founder Just Play India, Officer in Provincial Government’s Energy Department

Thursday, November 19

COMPETITION TIMES    13.00 p.m. - 20.00 p.m.

10.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m.    WORKSHOP “CLEAN SPORT”, PRESENTED BY WADA & ITA
Ms Yang Yang, Vice President, World Anti-Doping Agency, Three-time Olympian in Short Track Speed Skating (1998, 2002, 2006)|Gold and Silver Medalist (2002), Silver Medalist (1998), Bronze Medalist (2006) Six-time overall World Ch a.m.pion (1997-2002)
Olya Abasolo, OLY, Educational Manager, International Testing Agency Ariadna C a.m.argo, Education Coordinator, World Anti-Doping Agency Eva Erfle, Education Consultant, World Anti-Doping Agency

12.00 p.m. - 13.00 p.m.    WORKSHOP “I’MPOSSIBLE AND THE PARALYMPIC MOVEMENT” PRESENTED BY
I’MPOSSIBLE (IPC)
Brad Scott, Para-athlete & Paralympic Ch a.m.pion
Anna Turney, Alpine Skiing Paralympic Athlete
Kaitlyn Schäfer, Membership Progr a.m.mes, Manager IPC
 
Friday, November 20

COMPETITION TIMES    13.00 p.m. - 18.00 p.m.

19.00 p.m. - 20.30 p.m.    LAUNCH OF THE FESTIVAL AND MEDALS CEREMONY
Live at Olympic Channel
General Prawit Wongsuwan, President NOCT
Thomas Bach, President, IOC Andrew Parsons, President, IPC Mary Davis, CEO, SOI
Ban Ki-Moon, 8th UN Secretary General
Khunying Pat a.m.a Leeswadtrakul, Thailand IOC Member
Raffaele Chiulli, President, SA/GAISF
Stephan Fox, President, UTS

21.00 p.m. - 22.30 p.m.    OPENING CONFERENCE
Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Tourism and Sports
Moh a.m.mad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Ban Ki-Moon, 8th UN Secretary General Princes Albert II Monaco, IOC Member Andrew Parsons, President, IPC
Francesco Ricci Bitti, President, ASOIF
Mary Davis, CEO, SOI
Oleg Matysin, President, FISU
HRH Prince Feisal Al Hussein, IOC Executive Board Member
Raffaele Chiulli, President SA/GAISF Chungwon Choue, President, WT/THF Stephan Fox, President, UTS

23.00 p.m. - 23.45 p.m.    PANEL 1 “INCLUSIVITY, EQUALITY & NON-DISCRIMINATION IN SPORT”
Guest Scene Setter: Andrew Parsons, President, International Paralympic Committee

PANELISTS
Ben Haack, SOI, Board of Directors
Cindy Sirinya Bishop, UN Women Thailand Ambassador
Abhinav Bindra, IOC Athletes’ Commission
Juan Pablo Salazar, IPC Board Member
Naris Chaiyasoot, Chairman, SOI Thailand Board of Directors

Saturday, November 21

COMPETITION TIMES    13.00 p.m. - 20.00 p.m.

14.00 p.m. - 14.45 p.m.    PANEL 2 “OLYMPIC TRUTH: SPORT TOWARDS PEACE-PROMOTION”
Guest Scene Setter: Julia Govinden CEO, United Through Sports

PANELISTS:
Mohanned Al Arabiat, President, GFP
J a.m.es Chiengjiek Nyang, IOC Refugee Te a.m.
 
Chungwon Choue, President WT/ THF
Marius Vizer, President IJFJudo4Peace

16.00 p.m. - 16.45 p.m.    PANEL 3 “SPORT AS A HUMAN RIGHT, HUMAN RIGHTS IN SPORTS”
Guest Scene Setter: HRH Princess Reema bint Bandar Al Saud Saudi Ambassador to the United States of America, IOC Member

PANELISTS:
Michal Buchel, CEO, FIAS
Phunyanuch Pattanotai, RTP Country Director, Thailand Elisa Salinas, Sport is Your Gang/ Vice President, IFMA Severine Leonardi, UNICEF Deputy Representative, Thailand

18.00 p.m. - 18.45 p.m.    PANEL 4 “MILLENNIALS FOR THE FUTURE”
Guest Scene Setter: Chutinant “Nick” Bhirombhakdi, President, Paralympic Committee Thailand

PANELISTS:
Miki Matheson, IPC Ch a.m.pion
Kiera Byland, SOI Ch a.m.pion
Mitch Gleeson, Australian Captain Gold Coast Titans

20.00 p.m. - 20.45 p.m.    PANEL 5 “SAFE-GUARDING YOUTH & PREVENTION OF HARASSMENT & ABUSE”
Guest Scene Setter: Alexander Schischlik, UNESCO Chief of Youth & Sport

PANELISTS:
Pedro Alejandro Yang, IOC Entourage Commission
Colin Higgs, Professor Memorial University
Ryan Pini, IOC Athlete
Lerina Bright, Founder, Mission 89

Sunday, November 22

COMPETITION TIMES    10.00 a.m. - 18.00 p.m. 14.00 p.m.– 14.45 p.m.    

PANEL 6 “FAIR PLAY IN SPORT”
Guest Scene Setter: Witold Banka, President, World Anti-Doping Agency

PANELISTS:
Kady Kanoute Tounkara, OLY, WADA Education Committee Member
Chantal Brunner, OLY, ITA Board Member
Danka Barteková, Athletes’ Commission Vice Chair, IOC
Chelsey Gotell, IPC Athletes' Council Chairperson & WADA Athlete Committee Member
Meechai Inwood, DCAT Director General, SAT

15.00 p.m. - 15.45 p.m.    PANEL 7 “ATHLETES UNITED: POWER OF THE ATHLETES”
Guest Scene Setter: Alyce (Burnett) Wood, Olympian, Rio 2016, Olympics Unleashed
 
PANELISTS:
Stefany Hernandez, IOC-BMX Ch a.m.pion Athlete Scout Bassett, IPC US Paralympian & Activist Meggie Ochoa, JJIF Ch a.m.pion & Activist
Wiradech Kothny, Former Olympic Athlete, Fencing Thailand

16.00 p.m. - 16.45 p.m.    PANEL 8 “SPORT LEADERS UNITED”
Guest Scene Setter: Jochen Färber, Head of Olympic Channel

PANELISTS:
Kirsty Coventry, Chair, IOC Athletes’ Commission
Kit McConnell, Sports Director, IOC Andrew Parsons, President, IPC Stephan Fox, President, UTS

18.00 p.m. - 19.30 p.m.    CLOSING FESTIVAL CEREMONY
Live at Olympic Channel

Gongsak Yodmani, Governor, Sport Authority of Thailand (SAT)
Chutinant “Nick” Bhirombhakdi, President, Paralympic Committee Thailand
Pimol Srivikorn, President, Taekwondo Association Thailand Naris Chaiyasoot, Chairman, SOI Thailand Board of Directors Supranee Guptasa, NSDF Director
Stephan Fox, President, UTS