Женская борьба
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1-2 марта. Клиппан. Швеция
“Klippan Lady Open”. Женская борьба.
До 48 кг. 1. Мария Стадник (Азербайджан). 2. Виктория Энтони (США). 3. Алиса Лампе (США) и Канае Ямада (Япония). 5. Валерия Чепсаракова. 7. Надежда Федорова (обе – Россия).
До 53 кг. 1. Мария Гурова (Россия). 2. Уитни Кондор (США). 3. Орель Бассет и Татьяна Дебьен (обе – Франция).
До 55 кг. 1. Марва Арни (Тунис). 2. Хелен Марулис (США). 3.Руми Хирое (Япония) и София Матсон (Швеция)…11. Ирина Ологонова (Россия).
До 58 кг. 1. Петра Олли (Финляндия). 2. Валерия Коблова (Россия). 3. Марианна Шастин (Венгрия) и Бракстон Стон-Пападопулос (Канада)…17. Жаргалма Цыренова (Россия).
До 60 кг. 1. Юлия Раткевич (Азербайджан). 2. Мишель Фаззари (Канада) 3. Джениер Пейдж (Канада) и Йоханна Матсон (Швеция)…7. Светлана Липатова (Россия).
До 63 кг. 1. Анастасия Григорьева (Латвия). 2. Хенна Йохансон (Швеция). 3. Инна Тражукова (Россия) и Моника Михалек (Польша). 5. Валерия Лазинская (Россия).
До 69 кг. 1. Алин Фокен (Германия). 2. Рэнди Миллер (США). 3. Масако Фуручи (Япония) и Фанни Градин (Швеция)…12. Дарима Санжеева (Россия).
До 75 кг. 1. Эрика Вейбе (Канада). 2. Екатерина Букина (Россия). 3. Аделин Грей (США) и Френси Редалт (Германия).
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1-2 марта. Клиппан. Швеция
“Klippan Lady Open”. Женская борьба.
До 48 кг. 1. Мария Стадник (Азербайджан). 2. Виктория Энтони (США). 3. Алиса Лампе (США) и Канае Ямада (Япония). 5. Валерия Чепсаракова. 7. Надежда Федорова (обе – Россия).
До 53 кг. 1. Мария Гурова (Россия). 2. Уитни Кондор (США). 3. Орель Бассет и Татьяна Дебьен (обе – Франция).
До 55 кг. 1. Марва Арни (Тунис). 2. Хелен Марулис (США). 3.Руми Хирое (Япония) и София Матсон (Швеция)…11. Ирина Ологонова (Россия).
До 58 кг. 1. Петра Олли (Финляндия). 2. Валерия Коблова (Россия). 3. Марианна Шастин (Венгрия) и Бракстон Стон-Пападопулос (Канада)…17. Жаргалма Цыренова (Россия).
До 60 кг. 1. Юлия Раткевич (Азербайджан). 2. Мишель Фаззари (Канада) 3. Джениер Пейдж (Канада) и Йоханна Матсон (Швеция)…7. Светлана Липатова (Россия).
До 63 кг. 1. Анастасия Григорьева (Латвия). 2. Хенна Йохансон (Швеция). 3. Инна Тражукова (Россия) и Моника Михалек (Польша). 5. Валерия Лазинская (Россия).
До 69 кг. 1. Алин Фокен (Германия). 2. Рэнди Миллер (США). 3. Масако Фуручи (Япония) и Фанни Градин (Швеция)…12. Дарима Санжеева (Россия).
До 75 кг. 1. Эрика Вейбе (Канада). 2. Екатерина Букина (Россия). 3. Аделин Грей (США) и Френси Редалт (Германия).
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1-2 марта. Минск, Белоруссия
Гран-при “Александр Медведь”. Женская борьба.
До 48 кг. 1. Татьяна Аманжол (Казахстан). 2. Алина Морева (Россия). 3. Наталия Пулковска (Украина) и Екатерина Полещук (Россия).
До 53 кг. 1. Надежда Сушко (Белоруссия). 2. Лиля Хоришна (Украина). 3. Юлия Леорда (Молдавия) и Анжела Дороган (Азербайджан).
До 55 кг. 1. Залина Сидакова (Белоруссия). 2. Ирина Гусяк (Украина). 3. Оксана Ашихмина и Ирина Кисель (обе – Россия).
До 58 кг. 1. Анна Василенков (Украина). 2. Айжан Исмагулова. 3. Мирует Дунбаева (обе - Казахстан) и Екатерина Балданова (Россия).
До 60 кг. 1. Анастасия Гучок (Белоруссия). 2. Ирина Нетреба (Азербайджан). 3. Оксана Херхель (Украина) и Юлия Алборова (Россия).
До 63 кг. 1. Лаура Скуина (Латвия). 2. Юлия Ткач (Украина). 3.Любовь Овчарова и Юлия Пронцевич (обе – Россия).
До 69 кг. 1. Алина Махиня (Украина). 2. Эльмира Сыздыкова (Казахстан). 3. Ксения Буракова (Россия) и Дануте Домикитыте (Литва).
До 75 кг. 1. Василиса Марзалюк (Белоруссия). 2. Гузель Манюрова (Казахстан). 3. Наталия Ланко (Белоруссия) и Катерина Бурмистрова (Украина).
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1-2 марта. Минск, Белоруссия
Гран-при “Александр Медведь”. Женская борьба.
До 48 кг. 1. Татьяна Аманжол (Казахстан). 2. Алина Морева (Россия). 3. Наталия Пулковска (Украина) и Екатерина Полещук (Россия).
До 53 кг. 1. Надежда Сушко (Белоруссия). 2. Лиля Хоришна (Украина). 3. Юлия Леорда (Молдавия) и Анжела Дороган (Азербайджан).
До 55 кг. 1. Залина Сидакова (Белоруссия). 2. Ирина Гусяк (Украина). 3. Оксана Ашихмина и Ирина Кисель (обе – Россия).
До 58 кг. 1. Анна Василенков (Украина). 2. Айжан Исмагулова. 3. Мирует Дунбаева (обе - Казахстан) и Екатерина Балданова (Россия).
До 60 кг. 1. Анастасия Гучок (Белоруссия). 2. Ирина Нетреба (Азербайджан). 3. Оксана Херхель (Украина) и Юлия Алборова (Россия).
До 63 кг. 1. Лаура Скуина (Латвия). 2. Юлия Ткач (Украина). 3.Любовь Овчарова и Юлия Пронцевич (обе – Россия).
До 69 кг. 1. Алина Махиня (Украина). 2. Эльмира Сыздыкова (Казахстан). 3. Ксения Буракова (Россия) и Дануте Домикитыте (Литва).
До 75 кг. 1. Василиса Марзалюк (Белоруссия). 2. Гузель Манюрова (Казахстан). 3. Наталия Ланко (Белоруссия) и Катерина Бурмистрова (Украина).
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Главный тренер женской сборной России Юрий Шахмурадов: "Наши основные соперники приехали бороться с полной отдачей, а наши спортсменки за редким исключением, боролись, как получится. Как может опытная Инна Тражукова, выигрывая у чемпионки Европы Григорьевой 6-2, проиграть? (...) Безобразно отборолись Санжеева, Ологонова, Цыренова. Казалось бы в Бурятии у нас много спортсменок. (...) Что в таком случае делает старший тренер республики Бурятии Андрей Бузин? (...) Анастасия Щавлинская и Дарима Санжеева борются на равных с Воробьевой, а другим проигрывают по 10-0. (...) Домашняя подготовка малоэффективна. Тренеры на местах не могут обеспечить достаточных условий для качественной работы. (...) Женскую борьбу спасает только централизованная подготовка. (...) Наши девочки сегодня обеспечены всем необходимым в плане финансирования, подбора мест проведения сборов, экипировки все – только тренируйся, а результата нет."
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Главный тренер женской сборной России Юрий Шахмурадов: "Наши основные соперники приехали бороться с полной отдачей, а наши спортсменки за редким исключением, боролись, как получится. Как может опытная Инна Тражукова, выигрывая у чемпионки Европы Григорьевой 6-2, проиграть? (...) Безобразно отборолись Санжеева, Ологонова, Цыренова. Казалось бы в Бурятии у нас много спортсменок. (...) Что в таком случае делает старший тренер республики Бурятии Андрей Бузин? (...) Анастасия Щавлинская и Дарима Санжеева борются на равных с Воробьевой, а другим проигрывают по 10-0. (...) Домашняя подготовка малоэффективна. Тренеры на местах не могут обеспечить достаточных условий для качественной работы. (...) Женскую борьбу спасает только централизованная подготовка. (...) Наши девочки сегодня обеспечены всем необходимым в плане финансирования, подбора мест проведения сборов, экипировки все – только тренируйся, а результата нет."
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Первый вице-президент ФСБР ответственный за женскую борьбу Омар Муртузалиев: "В женской борьбе на данный момент доминирует японская школа. (...) Чтобы сломить японскую стену изменения должны вноситься в тренировочный процесс. (...) Обращаемся к министру Виталию Мутко для выделения женской борьбе дополнительных 20 млн. рублей с тем, чтобы мы могли обеспечить пребывание спортсменок на сборе в течение 180-200 дней в году. Это позволит значительно повысить качество подготовки."
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Первый вице-президент ФСБР ответственный за женскую борьбу Омар Муртузалиев: "В женской борьбе на данный момент доминирует японская школа. (...) Чтобы сломить японскую стену изменения должны вноситься в тренировочный процесс. (...) Обращаемся к министру Виталию Мутко для выделения женской борьбе дополнительных 20 млн. рублей с тем, чтобы мы могли обеспечить пребывание спортсменок на сборе в течение 180-200 дней в году. Это позволит значительно повысить качество подготовки."
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Re: Женская Борьба
как написали бы во всяких пабликах: почему они все спят?))))
Всех девушек, борчих, бориц, дам с поломаными ушами поздравляю с праздником :ki-)(-: :ro_za:
удачи вам женщины в этом неженском виде спорта
p.s. и отдайте обратно одну весовую категорию :hi_hi_hi:
как написали бы во всяких пабликах: почему они все спят?))))
Всех девушек, борчих, бориц, дам с поломаными ушами поздравляю с праздником :ki-)(-: :ro_za:
удачи вам женщины в этом неженском виде спорта
p.s. и отдайте обратно одну весовую категорию :hi_hi_hi:
Чемпионат Европы 2014 (Вантаа, 1.-6.04.2014)
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Предварительные заявки команд
FW 48 kg
FW48 Mariya Stadnik AZE
FW48 Marziget Bagomedova AZE
FW48 Alina Ryzhova BLR
FW48 Elitsa Yankova BUL
FW48 Miglena Selishka BUL
FW48 Nekane Cepas ESP
FW48 Melanie LeSaffre FRA
FW48 Jaqueline Schellin GER
FW48 Mercedesz Denes HUN
FW48 Assunta Persico ITA
FW48 Silvia Felice ITA
FW48 Violeta Panamarjova LAT
FW48 Emilia Budeanu MDA
FW48 Anna Lukasiak POL
FW48 Iwona Matkowska POL
FW48 Liliana Santos POR
FW48 Madalina Linguraru ROU
FW48 Elena Vostrikova RUS
FW48 Nadezhda Fedorova RUS
FW48 Valeriya Chepsarakova RUS
FW48 Lenka Matejova SVK
FW48 Fredrika Petersson SWE
FW48 Sümeyya Sezer TUR
FW48 Nataliya Pulkovska UKR
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FW 53 kg
FW53 Dorina Peter AUT
FW53 Patimat Bagomedova AZE
FW53 Nadzeya Shushko BLR
FW53 Evelina Nikolova BUL
FW53 Violeta Simeonova BUL
FW53 Lenka Martinakova CZE
FW53 Tatiana Debien FRA
FW53 Eileen Friedrich GER
FW53 Laura Mertens GER
FW53 Francesca Mori ITA
FW53 Karalina Tjapko LAT
FW53 Iulia Leorda MDA
FW53 Natalia Budu MDA
FW53 Katarzyna Krawczyk POL
FW53 Ana Pereira POR
FW53 Vania Guerreiro POR
FW53 Maria Gurova RUS
FW53 Stalvira Orshush RUS
FW53 Nadine Tokar SUI
FW53 Burcu Kebic TUR
FW53 Lilya Horishna UKR
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FW 55 kg
FW55 Solmaz Hashimzade AZE
FW55 Zalina Sidakova BLR
FW55 Mimi Hristova BUL
FW55 Aurelie Basset FRA
FW55 Sandra Paruszewski GER
FW55 Maria Prevolaraki GRE
FW55 Emese Barka HUN
FW55 Anna Zwirydowska POL
FW55 Irina Ologonova RUS
FW55 Sofia Mattsson SWE
FW55 Bedia Gün TUR
FW55 Iryna Husyak UKR
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FW 58 kg
FW58 Yuliya Ratkevich AZE
FW58 Anastasiya Huchok BLR
FW58 Viktoria Bobeva BUL
FW58 Karima Sanchez ESP
FW58 Petra Olli FIN
FW58 Luisa Niemesch GER
FW58 Marianna Sastin HUN
FW58 Carola Rainero ITA
FW58 Irina Petrova LAT
FW58 Ecaterina Rusu MDA
FW58 Katarzyna Michalak POL
FW58 Anna Maximova RUS
FW58 Valeriia Koblova RUS
FW58 Elif Jale Yesilirmak TUR
FW58 Ganna Vasylenko UKR
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FW 60 kg
FW60 Irina Netreba AZE
FW60 Nadzeya Mikhalkova BLR
FW60 Taybe Yusein BUL
FW60 Olga Butkevych GBR
FW60 Ramona Galambos HUN
FW60 Laura Skujina LAT
FW60 Indre Bubelyte LTU
FW60 Georgiana Narcisa Filip ROU
FW60 Svetlana Lipatova RUS
FW60 Zhargalma Tsyrenova RUS
FW60 Johanna Mattsson SWE
FW60 Hafize Sahin TUR
FW60 Oksana Herhel UKR
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FW 63 kg
FW63 Ragnetta Gurbanzade AZE
FW63 Dzhanan Manolova BUL
FW63 Adela Hanzlickova CZE
FW63 Aurora Fajardo ESP
FW63 Nadine Weinauge GER
FW63 Agoro Papavasiliou GRE
FW63 Gabriella Sleisz HUN
FW63 Maria Diana ITA
FW63 Anastasija Grigorjeva LAT
FW63 Monika Michalik POL
FW63 Beatrice Oancea ROU
FW63 Inna Trazhukova RUS
FW63 Yulia Prontsevich RUS
FW63 Henna Johansson SWE
FW63 Buse Tosun TUR
FW63 Yuliia Tkach UKR
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FW 69 kg
FW69 Martina Kuenz AUT
FW69 Nadya Sementsova AZE
FW69 Halina Leuchanka BLR
FW69 Dayana Ivanova BUL
FW69 Aline Focken GER
FW69 Ilana Kratysh ISR
FW69 Dalma Caneva ITA
FW69 Danute Domikityte LTU
FW69 Svetlana Saenko MDA
FW69 Daria Osocka POL
FW69 Adina Elena Popescu ROU
FW69 Darima Sanzheeva RUS
FW69 Natalia Vorobeva RUS
FW69 Jenny Fransson SWE
FW69 Burcu Örskaya TUR
FW69 Alina Makhynia UKR
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FW 75 kg
FW75 Marina Gastl AUT
FW75 Sabira Aliyeva AZE
FW75 Vasilisa Marzaliuk BLR
FW75 Stanka Zlateva BUL
FW75 Epp Mäe EST
FW75 Maria Selmaier GER
FW75 Zsanett Nemeth HUN
FW75 Ileana Denisa Macovei ROU
FW75 Alena Starodubtseva RUS
FW75 Ekaterina Bukina RUS
FW75 Yasemin Adar TUR
FW75 Kateryna Burmistrova UKR
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Предварительные заявки команд
FW 48 kg
FW48 Mariya Stadnik AZE
FW48 Marziget Bagomedova AZE
FW48 Alina Ryzhova BLR
FW48 Elitsa Yankova BUL
FW48 Miglena Selishka BUL
FW48 Nekane Cepas ESP
FW48 Melanie LeSaffre FRA
FW48 Jaqueline Schellin GER
FW48 Mercedesz Denes HUN
FW48 Assunta Persico ITA
FW48 Silvia Felice ITA
FW48 Violeta Panamarjova LAT
FW48 Emilia Budeanu MDA
FW48 Anna Lukasiak POL
FW48 Iwona Matkowska POL
FW48 Liliana Santos POR
FW48 Madalina Linguraru ROU
FW48 Elena Vostrikova RUS
FW48 Nadezhda Fedorova RUS
FW48 Valeriya Chepsarakova RUS
FW48 Lenka Matejova SVK
FW48 Fredrika Petersson SWE
FW48 Sümeyya Sezer TUR
FW48 Nataliya Pulkovska UKR
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FW 53 kg
FW53 Dorina Peter AUT
FW53 Patimat Bagomedova AZE
FW53 Nadzeya Shushko BLR
FW53 Evelina Nikolova BUL
FW53 Violeta Simeonova BUL
FW53 Lenka Martinakova CZE
FW53 Tatiana Debien FRA
FW53 Eileen Friedrich GER
FW53 Laura Mertens GER
FW53 Francesca Mori ITA
FW53 Karalina Tjapko LAT
FW53 Iulia Leorda MDA
FW53 Natalia Budu MDA
FW53 Katarzyna Krawczyk POL
FW53 Ana Pereira POR
FW53 Vania Guerreiro POR
FW53 Maria Gurova RUS
FW53 Stalvira Orshush RUS
FW53 Nadine Tokar SUI
FW53 Burcu Kebic TUR
FW53 Lilya Horishna UKR
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FW 55 kg
FW55 Solmaz Hashimzade AZE
FW55 Zalina Sidakova BLR
FW55 Mimi Hristova BUL
FW55 Aurelie Basset FRA
FW55 Sandra Paruszewski GER
FW55 Maria Prevolaraki GRE
FW55 Emese Barka HUN
FW55 Anna Zwirydowska POL
FW55 Irina Ologonova RUS
FW55 Sofia Mattsson SWE
FW55 Bedia Gün TUR
FW55 Iryna Husyak UKR
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FW 58 kg
FW58 Yuliya Ratkevich AZE
FW58 Anastasiya Huchok BLR
FW58 Viktoria Bobeva BUL
FW58 Karima Sanchez ESP
FW58 Petra Olli FIN
FW58 Luisa Niemesch GER
FW58 Marianna Sastin HUN
FW58 Carola Rainero ITA
FW58 Irina Petrova LAT
FW58 Ecaterina Rusu MDA
FW58 Katarzyna Michalak POL
FW58 Anna Maximova RUS
FW58 Valeriia Koblova RUS
FW58 Elif Jale Yesilirmak TUR
FW58 Ganna Vasylenko UKR
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FW 60 kg
FW60 Irina Netreba AZE
FW60 Nadzeya Mikhalkova BLR
FW60 Taybe Yusein BUL
FW60 Olga Butkevych GBR
FW60 Ramona Galambos HUN
FW60 Laura Skujina LAT
FW60 Indre Bubelyte LTU
FW60 Georgiana Narcisa Filip ROU
FW60 Svetlana Lipatova RUS
FW60 Zhargalma Tsyrenova RUS
FW60 Johanna Mattsson SWE
FW60 Hafize Sahin TUR
FW60 Oksana Herhel UKR
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FW 63 kg
FW63 Ragnetta Gurbanzade AZE
FW63 Dzhanan Manolova BUL
FW63 Adela Hanzlickova CZE
FW63 Aurora Fajardo ESP
FW63 Nadine Weinauge GER
FW63 Agoro Papavasiliou GRE
FW63 Gabriella Sleisz HUN
FW63 Maria Diana ITA
FW63 Anastasija Grigorjeva LAT
FW63 Monika Michalik POL
FW63 Beatrice Oancea ROU
FW63 Inna Trazhukova RUS
FW63 Yulia Prontsevich RUS
FW63 Henna Johansson SWE
FW63 Buse Tosun TUR
FW63 Yuliia Tkach UKR
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FW 69 kg
FW69 Martina Kuenz AUT
FW69 Nadya Sementsova AZE
FW69 Halina Leuchanka BLR
FW69 Dayana Ivanova BUL
FW69 Aline Focken GER
FW69 Ilana Kratysh ISR
FW69 Dalma Caneva ITA
FW69 Danute Domikityte LTU
FW69 Svetlana Saenko MDA
FW69 Daria Osocka POL
FW69 Adina Elena Popescu ROU
FW69 Darima Sanzheeva RUS
FW69 Natalia Vorobeva RUS
FW69 Jenny Fransson SWE
FW69 Burcu Örskaya TUR
FW69 Alina Makhynia UKR
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FW 75 kg
FW75 Marina Gastl AUT
FW75 Sabira Aliyeva AZE
FW75 Vasilisa Marzaliuk BLR
FW75 Stanka Zlateva BUL
FW75 Epp Mäe EST
FW75 Maria Selmaier GER
FW75 Zsanett Nemeth HUN
FW75 Ileana Denisa Macovei ROU
FW75 Alena Starodubtseva RUS
FW75 Ekaterina Bukina RUS
FW75 Yasemin Adar TUR
FW75 Kateryna Burmistrova UKR
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Women's World Cup in Tokyo
By Gary Abbott, teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling
The world’s eight best wrestling nations in women’s freestyle wrestling will come together to battle in the Women’s World Cup in Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16.
China is the defending champion, with Mongolia second and Japan third at the 2013 Women’s World Cup, held in Ulan Battar, Mongolia. All three of these nations return to compete this year.
Also competing at the 2014 Women’s World Cup are the United States, Canada, Russia, Ukraine and Hungary.
The teams were selected based upon the team standings at the 2013 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, where Japan won the team title, with Mongolia in second and the United States in third.
Special thanks goes to Ikuo Higuchi of Japan, who provided the preliminary rosters for the eight nations. A review shows that there are numerous World and Olympic medalists in the field.
Returning World Cup champion China is led by 2013 World champions Sun Yanan (48 kg) and Zhang Fengliu (75 kg).
2013 World Cup runner-up Mongolia will be led by past World medalists Erdenechimeg Sumiya (53 kg), Battsetseg Soronzonbold (63 kg), Nasanburmaa Ochirbat (63 kg) and Burmaa Ochirbat (75 kg).
Host Japan brings a loaded lineup to the World Cup, led by a pair of three-time Olympic champions, Saori Yoshida (53 kg) and Kaori Icho (58 kg). Yoshida has also won 11 World titles, and Icho is an eight-time World champion. Other Japanese stars include five-time World champion Kyoko Hamaguchi (72 kg) and 2013 World champion Eri Tosaka.
The United States will feature 2012 World champions Elena Pirozhkova (63 kg) and Adeline Gray (75 kg), plus 2008 Olympic bronze medalist Randi Miller (69 or 75 kg). Past World medalists on the team are Alyssa Lampe (48 kg) and Helen Maroulis (53 kg).
Russia’s preliminary roster features 2012 Olympic champion Natalia Vorobieva at 69 kg, and 2013 World bronze medalist Valeria Chepsarakova at 48 kg and 2011 World silver medalist Ekaterina Bukina at 75 kg.
Canada’s stars include 2012 World champion Jessica MacDonald (48 kg), 2012 World silver medalist Dorothy Yates (69 kg) and World bronze medalist Justine Bouchard (63 kg).
Ukraine has a young lineup led by 2013 Junior World silver medalist Larisa Skoblyuk at 53 kg and World University Games silver medalist Iryna Husyak at 55 kg, plus Tatyana Lavrenchuk at 60 kg who was fifth at the World Championships two times.
Hungary boasts 2013 World champion Marianna Sastin (58 kg) and 2013 World bronze medalist Emese Barka (55 kg).
The field will be split into two pools, and the winners of each pool will compete for the team title. Each of these teams will get four high-quality dual meets.
The event is being held the exact same days at the Men’s Freestyle World Cup in Los Angeles, Calif. By the end of Sunday, FILA will have two new World dual meet champion teams – one in women’s freestyle determined in Tokyo and one in men’s freestyle set in LA.
Preliminary Team rosters
(bio info from Ikuo Higuchi/Japan Wrestling Federation)
China
48kg Sun Yanan =1992-09-15 / 2013 World Championships champion at 51kg
53kg Zhong Xuechun =1994-01-18 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
55kg Guan Yajing =1993-01-06 / Third in 2013 Dave Schultz Memorial International at 55kg
58kg Zhou Zhangtingi =1990-02-11 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
60kg Han Yingyan =1988-5-10 /
63kg Xiluo Zhuoma =1989-01-01 / 2013 Asian Championships champion
69kg Zhou Feng =1993-09-12 / 2012 World junior Championships champion at 72kg
75kg Zhang Fengliu =1989-01-01 / 2013 World Championships champion at 72kg
Mongolia
48kg Erdenesukh Narangerel =1990-11-25 / 5th in 2012 Asian Championships at 48kg
53kg Erdenechimeg Sumiya =1990-02-28 / Second in 2013 World Championships at 51kg
55kg Byambatseren Sundev =1990-03-24 / Competed in 2012 Londo Olympics at 55kg
58kg Sukhee Tserenchimegd =1995-02-24 / 2013 World junior Championships champion at 59kg
60kg Munkhtuya Tungalag =1988-08-29 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
63kg Nasanburmaa Ochirbat =1989-04-14 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
69kg Badrakh Odonchimeg =1981-10-12 / Third in 2013 Asian Championships at 72kg
75kg Burmaa Ochirbat =1982-05-28 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
USA
48kg Alyssa Lampe =1988-10-03 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
48kg Victoria Anthony =1991-06-24 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 51kg
53kg Helen Maroulis =1991-09-19 / 7th in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
55kg Kelsey Campbell = 1985-06-05/ 5th in 2010 World Championships at 59 kg
58kg Alli Ragan =1992-06-16 / 9th in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
60kg Jennifer Page =1993-03-14 / Third in 2013 World junior Championships at 63kg
63kg Elena Pirozhkova =1986-10-13 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 63kg
69kg Veronica Carlson =1990-10-12 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
75kg Adeline Gray =1991-01-15 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
69kg or 75kg Randi Miller =1983-11-03 / 2014 Dave Schultz Memorial International champion at 69kg
Canada
48kg Jessica Macdonald =1984-12-07 / 2012 World Championships at 51kg champion
48kg Natasha Kramble =1990-03-27 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
53kg Vanessa Brown =1986-08-08 / 2013 New York Athletic Club International champion at 51kg
55kg Jillian Gallays =1986-10-20 / 5th in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 55kg
58kg Braxton Stone-Papadopoulos =1995-06-23 / Third in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 58kg
60kg Michelle Fazzari =1987or1988(?) / Second in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 60kg
63kg Danielle Lappage =1990-09-24 / 2010 World junior Championships champion at 63kg
69kg Dorothy Yeats =1993-07-29 / Second in 2012 World Championships at 67kg
75kg Erica Wiebe =1989-06-13 / 2014 Klippan Lady Open champion at 75kg
Russia
48kg Valeria Chepsarakova =1989-01-31 / Third in 2013 World University Games at 48kg
48kg Elena Vostrikova =1989-12-02 / 10th in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
48kg Nadeshda Fedorova =1992-02-21 / Second in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 48kg
53kg Maria Gurova =1989-04-16 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 53kg
53kg Natalya Malysheva =1994-01-02 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 53kg
55kg Irina Ologonova =1990-01-21 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 55kg
58kg Zhargalma Tsyrenova =1989-06-09 / Second in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 60kg
60kg Svetlana Lipatova =1993-02-19 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 60kg
63kg Inna Trazhukova =1990-09-11 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 63kg
69kg Natalya Vorobieva =1991-05-27 / 2012 London Olympics champion at 72kg
75kg Ekaterina Bukina =1987-05-05 / 2013 World University Games champion at 72kg
75kg Alena Starodubtseva =1985-03-14 / Third in 2012 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 72kg
Ukraine
48kg Ilona Semkiv =1994-09-21 / 2013 European junior Championships champion at 48kg
53kg Larisa Skoblyuk =1993-03-02 / Second in 2013 World junior Championships at 55kg
55kg Iryna Husyak =1990-04-30 / Second in 2013 World University Games at 55kg
55kg Tetiana Kit =1994-09-01 / 5th in 2012 World junior Championships at 55kg
58kg Tetiana Omelchenko =1994-04-23 / 2014 Paris Grand Prix champion at 60kg
60kg Tetyana Lavrenchuk =1993-03-03 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
63kg Karyna Stankova =1994-03-19 / 8th in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 63kg８位
69kg Oksana Vashchuk =1989-03-11 / 9th in 2012 World Championships at 72kg
75kg Kateryna Sassa =1990-10-19 /8th in 2013 Ukriine International at 72kg
Hungary
48kg Mercedesz Denes =1994-03-14 / Third in 2013 World junior Championships at 48kg
53kg Zsanett Egyed =1996(?) 8th in 2014 Paris Grand Prix53kg
55kg Emese Barka =1989-11-04 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
58kg Marianna Sastin =1983-07-10 / 2013 World Championships champion at 59kg
60kg Ramona Galambos =2013 World Cadet Championships champion at 60kg
63kg Gabriella Sleisz =1990-08-01 / 8th in 2013 World University Games at 63kg
69kg Vivien Szaraz =1996(?) 5th in 2013 World Cadet Championships at 70kg
75kg Zsanett Nemeth =1994-01-21 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
Japan
48kg Eri Tosaka =1993-08-30 2013 / World Championships champion at 48kg
48kg Yuki Irie =1992-09-17 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 48kg
53kg Saori Yoshida =1982-10-05 / 2013 World Championships champion at 55kg (Three times Olympic champion)
53kg Nanami Irie =1995-01-08 / 2012 World Cadet Championships champion at 49kg
55kg Chiho Hamada =1992-11-17 / 2012 World Junior Championships champion at 59kg
55kg Kanako Murata =1993-08-10 / 2013 Golden Grand Prix champion at 55kg
58kg Kaori Icho =1984-06-13 / 2013 World Championships champion at 63kg (Three times Olympic champion)
58kg Risako Kawai =1994-11-21 / 2012 World Junior Championships champion at 55kg
60kg Katsuki Sakagami =1992-11-07 / Third in 2013 Golden Grand Prix champion at 59kg
60kg Haruka Sato =1992-05-02 / 2012 Hari Ram Grand Prix champion at 63kg
63kg Rio Watari =1991-09-19 / Third in 2013 Golden Grand Prix at 63kg
63kg Yurika Ito =1991-03-25 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 63kg
69kg Sara Dosho =1994-10-17 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
69kg Kayoko Kudo =1988-01-14 / Fifth in 2012 World Championships at 63kg
72kg Kyoko Hamaguchi =1978-01-11 / Competed in 2012 London Olympics at 72kg (Five times world champion)
72kg Mami Shinkai =1985-06-07 / Third in 2012 Asian Championships at 72kg
By Gary Abbott, teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling
The world’s eight best wrestling nations in women’s freestyle wrestling will come together to battle in the Women’s World Cup in Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16.
China is the defending champion, with Mongolia second and Japan third at the 2013 Women’s World Cup, held in Ulan Battar, Mongolia. All three of these nations return to compete this year.
Also competing at the 2014 Women’s World Cup are the United States, Canada, Russia, Ukraine and Hungary.
The teams were selected based upon the team standings at the 2013 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, where Japan won the team title, with Mongolia in second and the United States in third.
Special thanks goes to Ikuo Higuchi of Japan, who provided the preliminary rosters for the eight nations. A review shows that there are numerous World and Olympic medalists in the field.
Returning World Cup champion China is led by 2013 World champions Sun Yanan (48 kg) and Zhang Fengliu (75 kg).
2013 World Cup runner-up Mongolia will be led by past World medalists Erdenechimeg Sumiya (53 kg), Battsetseg Soronzonbold (63 kg), Nasanburmaa Ochirbat (63 kg) and Burmaa Ochirbat (75 kg).
Host Japan brings a loaded lineup to the World Cup, led by a pair of three-time Olympic champions, Saori Yoshida (53 kg) and Kaori Icho (58 kg). Yoshida has also won 11 World titles, and Icho is an eight-time World champion. Other Japanese stars include five-time World champion Kyoko Hamaguchi (72 kg) and 2013 World champion Eri Tosaka.
The United States will feature 2012 World champions Elena Pirozhkova (63 kg) and Adeline Gray (75 kg), plus 2008 Olympic bronze medalist Randi Miller (69 or 75 kg). Past World medalists on the team are Alyssa Lampe (48 kg) and Helen Maroulis (53 kg).
Russia’s preliminary roster features 2012 Olympic champion Natalia Vorobieva at 69 kg, and 2013 World bronze medalist Valeria Chepsarakova at 48 kg and 2011 World silver medalist Ekaterina Bukina at 75 kg.
Canada’s stars include 2012 World champion Jessica MacDonald (48 kg), 2012 World silver medalist Dorothy Yates (69 kg) and World bronze medalist Justine Bouchard (63 kg).
Ukraine has a young lineup led by 2013 Junior World silver medalist Larisa Skoblyuk at 53 kg and World University Games silver medalist Iryna Husyak at 55 kg, plus Tatyana Lavrenchuk at 60 kg who was fifth at the World Championships two times.
Hungary boasts 2013 World champion Marianna Sastin (58 kg) and 2013 World bronze medalist Emese Barka (55 kg).
The field will be split into two pools, and the winners of each pool will compete for the team title. Each of these teams will get four high-quality dual meets.
The event is being held the exact same days at the Men’s Freestyle World Cup in Los Angeles, Calif. By the end of Sunday, FILA will have two new World dual meet champion teams – one in women’s freestyle determined in Tokyo and one in men’s freestyle set in LA.
Preliminary Team rosters
(bio info from Ikuo Higuchi/Japan Wrestling Federation)
China
48kg Sun Yanan =1992-09-15 / 2013 World Championships champion at 51kg
53kg Zhong Xuechun =1994-01-18 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
55kg Guan Yajing =1993-01-06 / Third in 2013 Dave Schultz Memorial International at 55kg
58kg Zhou Zhangtingi =1990-02-11 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
60kg Han Yingyan =1988-5-10 /
63kg Xiluo Zhuoma =1989-01-01 / 2013 Asian Championships champion
69kg Zhou Feng =1993-09-12 / 2012 World junior Championships champion at 72kg
75kg Zhang Fengliu =1989-01-01 / 2013 World Championships champion at 72kg
Mongolia
48kg Erdenesukh Narangerel =1990-11-25 / 5th in 2012 Asian Championships at 48kg
53kg Erdenechimeg Sumiya =1990-02-28 / Second in 2013 World Championships at 51kg
55kg Byambatseren Sundev =1990-03-24 / Competed in 2012 Londo Olympics at 55kg
58kg Sukhee Tserenchimegd =1995-02-24 / 2013 World junior Championships champion at 59kg
60kg Munkhtuya Tungalag =1988-08-29 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
63kg Nasanburmaa Ochirbat =1989-04-14 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
69kg Badrakh Odonchimeg =1981-10-12 / Third in 2013 Asian Championships at 72kg
75kg Burmaa Ochirbat =1982-05-28 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
USA
48kg Alyssa Lampe =1988-10-03 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
48kg Victoria Anthony =1991-06-24 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 51kg
53kg Helen Maroulis =1991-09-19 / 7th in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
55kg Kelsey Campbell = 1985-06-05/ 5th in 2010 World Championships at 59 kg
58kg Alli Ragan =1992-06-16 / 9th in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
60kg Jennifer Page =1993-03-14 / Third in 2013 World junior Championships at 63kg
63kg Elena Pirozhkova =1986-10-13 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 63kg
69kg Veronica Carlson =1990-10-12 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
75kg Adeline Gray =1991-01-15 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
69kg or 75kg Randi Miller =1983-11-03 / 2014 Dave Schultz Memorial International champion at 69kg
Canada
48kg Jessica Macdonald =1984-12-07 / 2012 World Championships at 51kg champion
48kg Natasha Kramble =1990-03-27 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
53kg Vanessa Brown =1986-08-08 / 2013 New York Athletic Club International champion at 51kg
55kg Jillian Gallays =1986-10-20 / 5th in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 55kg
58kg Braxton Stone-Papadopoulos =1995-06-23 / Third in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 58kg
60kg Michelle Fazzari =1987or1988(?) / Second in 2014 Klippan Lady Open at 60kg
63kg Danielle Lappage =1990-09-24 / 2010 World junior Championships champion at 63kg
69kg Dorothy Yeats =1993-07-29 / Second in 2012 World Championships at 67kg
75kg Erica Wiebe =1989-06-13 / 2014 Klippan Lady Open champion at 75kg
Russia
48kg Valeria Chepsarakova =1989-01-31 / Third in 2013 World University Games at 48kg
48kg Elena Vostrikova =1989-12-02 / 10th in 2013 World Championships at 48kg
48kg Nadeshda Fedorova =1992-02-21 / Second in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 48kg
53kg Maria Gurova =1989-04-16 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 53kg
53kg Natalya Malysheva =1994-01-02 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 53kg
55kg Irina Ologonova =1990-01-21 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 55kg
58kg Zhargalma Tsyrenova =1989-06-09 / Second in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 60kg
60kg Svetlana Lipatova =1993-02-19 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 60kg
63kg Inna Trazhukova =1990-09-11 / Third in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 63kg
69kg Natalya Vorobieva =1991-05-27 / 2012 London Olympics champion at 72kg
75kg Ekaterina Bukina =1987-05-05 / 2013 World University Games champion at 72kg
75kg Alena Starodubtseva =1985-03-14 / Third in 2012 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 72kg
Ukraine
48kg Ilona Semkiv =1994-09-21 / 2013 European junior Championships champion at 48kg
53kg Larisa Skoblyuk =1993-03-02 / Second in 2013 World junior Championships at 55kg
55kg Iryna Husyak =1990-04-30 / Second in 2013 World University Games at 55kg
55kg Tetiana Kit =1994-09-01 / 5th in 2012 World junior Championships at 55kg
58kg Tetiana Omelchenko =1994-04-23 / 2014 Paris Grand Prix champion at 60kg
60kg Tetyana Lavrenchuk =1993-03-03 / 5th in 2013 World Championships at 59kg
63kg Karyna Stankova =1994-03-19 / 8th in 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix at 63kg８位
69kg Oksana Vashchuk =1989-03-11 / 9th in 2012 World Championships at 72kg
75kg Kateryna Sassa =1990-10-19 /8th in 2013 Ukriine International at 72kg
Hungary
48kg Mercedesz Denes =1994-03-14 / Third in 2013 World junior Championships at 48kg
53kg Zsanett Egyed =1996(?) 8th in 2014 Paris Grand Prix53kg
55kg Emese Barka =1989-11-04 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 55kg
58kg Marianna Sastin =1983-07-10 / 2013 World Championships champion at 59kg
60kg Ramona Galambos =2013 World Cadet Championships champion at 60kg
63kg Gabriella Sleisz =1990-08-01 / 8th in 2013 World University Games at 63kg
69kg Vivien Szaraz =1996(?) 5th in 2013 World Cadet Championships at 70kg
75kg Zsanett Nemeth =1994-01-21 / Competed in 2013 World Championships at 72kg
Japan
48kg Eri Tosaka =1993-08-30 2013 / World Championships champion at 48kg
48kg Yuki Irie =1992-09-17 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 48kg
53kg Saori Yoshida =1982-10-05 / 2013 World Championships champion at 55kg (Three times Olympic champion)
53kg Nanami Irie =1995-01-08 / 2012 World Cadet Championships champion at 49kg
55kg Chiho Hamada =1992-11-17 / 2012 World Junior Championships champion at 59kg
55kg Kanako Murata =1993-08-10 / 2013 Golden Grand Prix champion at 55kg
58kg Kaori Icho =1984-06-13 / 2013 World Championships champion at 63kg (Three times Olympic champion)
58kg Risako Kawai =1994-11-21 / 2012 World Junior Championships champion at 55kg
60kg Katsuki Sakagami =1992-11-07 / Third in 2013 Golden Grand Prix champion at 59kg
60kg Haruka Sato =1992-05-02 / 2012 Hari Ram Grand Prix champion at 63kg
63kg Rio Watari =1991-09-19 / Third in 2013 Golden Grand Prix at 63kg
63kg Yurika Ito =1991-03-25 / 2014 Ivan Yarygin Grand Prix champion at 63kg
69kg Sara Dosho =1994-10-17 / Third in 2013 World Championships at 67kg
69kg Kayoko Kudo =1988-01-14 / Fifth in 2012 World Championships at 63kg
72kg Kyoko Hamaguchi =1978-01-11 / Competed in 2012 London Olympics at 72kg (Five times world champion)
72kg Mami Shinkai =1985-06-07 / Third in 2012 Asian Championships at 72kg
Draws set for Women’s World Cup
By Gary Abbott, teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling
The weigh-in and draw has been held at the Women’s World Cup, the world dual meet championship for women’s freestyle wrestling in Tokyo, Japan.
Pool A features host Japan, returning World Cup champion China, USA and Hungary. At the 2013 World Championships, Japan was first, the United States was third, China was fourth and Hungary was eighth.
Pool B features Mongolia, Ukraine, Russia and Canada. Mongolia was second at the 2013 World Championships, Ukraine was fifth, Russia was sixth and Canada was seventh.
WOMEN’S WORLD CUP DRAW
At Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16
POOL A – Japan, USA, China, Hungary
POOL B – Mongolia, Ukraine, Russia, Canada
Saturday, March 15
10:00 a..m. – Session I
Pool A - China vs. Hungary; Japan vs. USA
Pool B – Russia vs. Canada; Mongolia vs. Ukraine
2:30 p.m. – Opening Ceremonies
3:00 p.m. – Session II
Pool A - USA vs. Hungary; Japan vs. China
Pool B – Ukraine vs. Canada; Mongolia vs. Russia
5:00 p.m. – Session III
Pool A - USA vs. China; Japan vs. Hungary
Pool B – Ukraine vs. Russia; Mongolia vs. Canada
Sunday, March 16
10:00 a.m. – 7th place match
11:00 a.m. – 5th place match
2:00 p.m. – 3rd place match
3:00 p.m. – 1st place match
By Gary Abbott, teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling
The weigh-in and draw has been held at the Women’s World Cup, the world dual meet championship for women’s freestyle wrestling in Tokyo, Japan.
Pool A features host Japan, returning World Cup champion China, USA and Hungary. At the 2013 World Championships, Japan was first, the United States was third, China was fourth and Hungary was eighth.
Pool B features Mongolia, Ukraine, Russia and Canada. Mongolia was second at the 2013 World Championships, Ukraine was fifth, Russia was sixth and Canada was seventh.
WOMEN’S WORLD CUP DRAW
At Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16
POOL A – Japan, USA, China, Hungary
POOL B – Mongolia, Ukraine, Russia, Canada
Saturday, March 15
10:00 a..m. – Session I
Pool A - China vs. Hungary; Japan vs. USA
Pool B – Russia vs. Canada; Mongolia vs. Ukraine
2:30 p.m. – Opening Ceremonies
3:00 p.m. – Session II
Pool A - USA vs. Hungary; Japan vs. China
Pool B – Ukraine vs. Canada; Mongolia vs. Russia
5:00 p.m. – Session III
Pool A - USA vs. China; Japan vs. Hungary
Pool B – Ukraine vs. Russia; Mongolia vs. Canada
Sunday, March 16
10:00 a.m. – 7th place match
11:00 a.m. – 5th place match
2:00 p.m. – 3rd place match
3:00 p.m. – 1st place match
WOMEN’S WORLD CUP RESULTS
At Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16
Saturday, March 15
10:00 a..m. – Session I
Pool A - China over Hungary 7-1; Japan over USA 5-3
Pool B – Russia over Canada 5-3; Mongolia over Ukraine 8-0
3:00 p.m. – Session II
Pool A - USA over Hungary 7-1; Japan over China 7-1
Pool B – Canada over Ukraine 8-0; Russia over Mongolia 6-2
5:00 p.m. – Session III
Pool A - China over USA 5-3; Japan over Hungary 7-1
Pool B – Russia over Ukraine 7-1; Canada over Mongolia 5-3
POOL A – 1.Japan, 2.China, 3.USA, 4.Hungary
POOL B – 1.Russia, 2.Canada, 3.Mongolia, 4.Ukraine
Sunday, March 16
10:00 a.m. – 7th place match: Hungary vs. Ukraine
11:00 a.m. – 5th place match: USA vs. Mongolia
2:00 p.m. – 3rd place match: China vs. Canada
3:00 p.m. – 1st place match: Japan vs. Russia
At Tokyo, Japan, March 15-16
Saturday, March 15
10:00 a..m. – Session I
Pool A - China over Hungary 7-1; Japan over USA 5-3
Pool B – Russia over Canada 5-3; Mongolia over Ukraine 8-0
3:00 p.m. – Session II
Pool A - USA over Hungary 7-1; Japan over China 7-1
Pool B – Canada over Ukraine 8-0; Russia over Mongolia 6-2
5:00 p.m. – Session III
Pool A - China over USA 5-3; Japan over Hungary 7-1
Pool B – Russia over Ukraine 7-1; Canada over Mongolia 5-3
POOL A – 1.Japan, 2.China, 3.USA, 4.Hungary
POOL B – 1.Russia, 2.Canada, 3.Mongolia, 4.Ukraine
Sunday, March 16
10:00 a.m. – 7th place match: Hungary vs. Ukraine
11:00 a.m. – 5th place match: USA vs. Mongolia
2:00 p.m. – 3rd place match: China vs. Canada
3:00 p.m. – 1st place match: Japan vs. Russia
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Women’s Freestyle World Cup – Final Results
Bill May, FILA-Official.com
TOKYO (March 16) – Japan, riding a wave of emotion throughout the two-day World Cup of women’s wrestling, capped their inspired performance with an 8-0 drubbing of Russia in the championship final.
The victory at Azusawa Gymnasium in Tokyo was Japan’s seventh World Cup triumph since the event was first organized in 2001. It was also the first time since the current competition format was implemented in 2005 that the winning team in the championship final blanked the opposition.
The Japanese, who also rolled over defending champion China 7-1 in the preliminary pool matches, had appeared to be on a mission in the wake of the unexpected death of national team coach Eikatsu YOSHIDA (JPN) last Tuesday.
Fittingly, Yoshida’s daughter, world and Olympic champion Saori YOSHIDA (JPN), led the charge in the final with a 12-1 win over Klippan Ladies winner Maria GUROVA (RUS) at 53kg. The win was one of three technical falls and a fall for Japan as the hosts raced out to a 4-0 lead.
Unlike the first four, three of the four final bouts went down to the final minute with Sara DOSHO scoring a four-point double-leg takedown in the final 25 seconds for a 5-3 upset of London 2012 Olympic Games gold medalist Natalia VOROBIEVA (RUS) at 69kg.
Kyoko HAMAGUCHI (JPN), whose last of five world titles came in 2003, forged an 8-0 lead over 2011 world silver medalist Ekaterina BUKINA (RUS) over the first 4:30 at 75kg and then held on to preserve the shutout, 8-5, for Japan.
In the dual for third place, China got wins from its world champions SUN Yanan (CHN) and ZHANG Fengliu (CHN) on its way to a 6-2 victory, while 2011 world champ XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) added a hard-fought 2-0 win over Schultz Memorial bronze medalist Danielle LAPPAGE (CAN).
In the battle for fifith place, world bronze medalist TUNGALAG Munkhtuya (MGL) rolled up a 15-5 technical fall over junior world bronze medalist Jennifer PAGE (USA), giving Mongolia the win on classification points, 18-17, over the United States after each side had posted four wins.
For seventh place, Paris Golden Grand Prix runner-up Zsanett NEMETH (HUN) wrapped up Kateryna SASSA (UKR) for the fall 41 seconds into the 75kg bout and gave Hungary a 4-4, 18-17 win over Ukraine.
Championship Final
Japan 8, Russia 0
Third-Place Final
China 6, Canada 2
Fifth-Place Final
Mongolia 4, United States 4 (Mongolia wins on classification points 18-17)
Seventh-Place Final
Hungary 4, Ukraine 4 (Hungary wins on classification points, 18-17)
Final World Cup Rankings
1. Japan
2. Russia
3. China
4. Canada
5. Mongolia
6. United States
7. Hungary
8. Ukraine
Championship Final
Japan 8, Russia 0
48kg - Eri TOSAKA df. Valeria CHEPSARAKOVA by fall, 2:05 (6-0)
53kg – Saori YOSHIDA df. Maria GUROVA by TF, 5:33 (12-1)
55kg – Kanako MURATA df. Irina OLOGONOVA by TF, 1:56 (10-0)
58kg - Risako KAWAI df. Zhargalma TSYRENOVA by TF, 4:32 (11-0)
60kg - Katsuki SAKAGAMI df. Svetlana LIPATOVA, 4-3
63kg - Rio WATARI df. Inna TRAZHUKOVA by default, 0:00
69kg - Sara DOSHO df. Natalya VOROBIEVA, 5-3
75kg - Kyoko HAMAGUCHI df. Ekaterina BUKINA, 8-5
Third-place final
China 6, Canada 2
48kg - SUN Yanan df. Natasha KRAMBLE by TF, 1:46 (12-2)
53kg - ZHONG Xuechun df. Vanessa BROWN by TF, 2:03 (14-3)
55kg - GUAN Yajing lost to Jillian GALLAYS, 8-10
58kg - ZHOU Zhangting df. Braxton STONE-PAPADOPOULOS by fall, 0:28 (4-0)
60kg - HAN Yingyan lost to Michelle FAZZARI, 1-5
63kg - XILUO Zhuoma df. Danielle LAPPAGE, 2-0
69kg - ZHOU Feng df. Dorothy YEATS by fall, 4:54 (10-2)
75kg - ZHANG Fengliu df. Erica WIEBE, 7-4
Fifth-place final
Mongolia 4, United States 4 (CP 18-17)
48kg - ERDENESUKH Narangerel df. Victoria Anthony, 6x-6 (technique of larger value)
53kg - SUMIYA Erdenechimeg lost to Helen MAROULIS by fall, 2:41 (2-4)
55kg - SUNDEV Byambatseren df. Kelsey CAMPBELL by default, 0:00
58kg - SUKHEE Tserenchimed lost to Alli RAGAN, 6-8
60kg - TUNGALAG Munkhtuya df. Jennifer PAGE by TF, 3:50 (15-5)
63kg - OCHIRBAT Nasanburmaa lost to Elena PIROZHKOVA, 4-5
69kg - BADRAKH Odonchimeg df. Veronica CARLSON, 4-3
75kg - OCHIRBAT Burmaa lost to Adeline GRAY, 4-5
Seventh-Place Final
Hungary 4, Ukraine 4 (CP 18-17)
48kg - Mercedesz DENES df. Ilona SEMKIV, 4-1
53kg - Zsanett EGYED lost to Yuliya BLAHINYA by TF, 3:38 (0-13)
55kg - Emese BARKA df. Larysa SKOBLYUK by fall, 2:46 (3-2)
58kg - Ramona GALAMBOS lost to Tatyana OMELCHENKO, 2-7
60kg - Marianna SASTIN df. Tatayana LAVRENCHUK, 10-7
63kg - Gabriella SLEISZ lost to Karyna STANKOVA, 1-5
69kg – Oksana VASHCHUK (UKR) won by forfeit
75kg - Zsanett NEMETH df. Kateryna SASSA by fall, 0:41 (4-1)
Bill May, FILA-Official.com
TOKYO (March 16) – Japan, riding a wave of emotion throughout the two-day World Cup of women’s wrestling, capped their inspired performance with an 8-0 drubbing of Russia in the championship final.
The victory at Azusawa Gymnasium in Tokyo was Japan’s seventh World Cup triumph since the event was first organized in 2001. It was also the first time since the current competition format was implemented in 2005 that the winning team in the championship final blanked the opposition.
The Japanese, who also rolled over defending champion China 7-1 in the preliminary pool matches, had appeared to be on a mission in the wake of the unexpected death of national team coach Eikatsu YOSHIDA (JPN) last Tuesday.
Fittingly, Yoshida’s daughter, world and Olympic champion Saori YOSHIDA (JPN), led the charge in the final with a 12-1 win over Klippan Ladies winner Maria GUROVA (RUS) at 53kg. The win was one of three technical falls and a fall for Japan as the hosts raced out to a 4-0 lead.
Unlike the first four, three of the four final bouts went down to the final minute with Sara DOSHO scoring a four-point double-leg takedown in the final 25 seconds for a 5-3 upset of London 2012 Olympic Games gold medalist Natalia VOROBIEVA (RUS) at 69kg.
Kyoko HAMAGUCHI (JPN), whose last of five world titles came in 2003, forged an 8-0 lead over 2011 world silver medalist Ekaterina BUKINA (RUS) over the first 4:30 at 75kg and then held on to preserve the shutout, 8-5, for Japan.
In the dual for third place, China got wins from its world champions SUN Yanan (CHN) and ZHANG Fengliu (CHN) on its way to a 6-2 victory, while 2011 world champ XILUO Zhuoma (CHN) added a hard-fought 2-0 win over Schultz Memorial bronze medalist Danielle LAPPAGE (CAN).
In the battle for fifith place, world bronze medalist TUNGALAG Munkhtuya (MGL) rolled up a 15-5 technical fall over junior world bronze medalist Jennifer PAGE (USA), giving Mongolia the win on classification points, 18-17, over the United States after each side had posted four wins.
For seventh place, Paris Golden Grand Prix runner-up Zsanett NEMETH (HUN) wrapped up Kateryna SASSA (UKR) for the fall 41 seconds into the 75kg bout and gave Hungary a 4-4, 18-17 win over Ukraine.
Championship Final
Japan 8, Russia 0
Third-Place Final
China 6, Canada 2
Fifth-Place Final
Mongolia 4, United States 4 (Mongolia wins on classification points 18-17)
Seventh-Place Final
Hungary 4, Ukraine 4 (Hungary wins on classification points, 18-17)
Final World Cup Rankings
1. Japan
2. Russia
3. China
4. Canada
5. Mongolia
6. United States
7. Hungary
8. Ukraine
Championship Final
Japan 8, Russia 0
48kg - Eri TOSAKA df. Valeria CHEPSARAKOVA by fall, 2:05 (6-0)
53kg – Saori YOSHIDA df. Maria GUROVA by TF, 5:33 (12-1)
55kg – Kanako MURATA df. Irina OLOGONOVA by TF, 1:56 (10-0)
58kg - Risako KAWAI df. Zhargalma TSYRENOVA by TF, 4:32 (11-0)
60kg - Katsuki SAKAGAMI df. Svetlana LIPATOVA, 4-3
63kg - Rio WATARI df. Inna TRAZHUKOVA by default, 0:00
69kg - Sara DOSHO df. Natalya VOROBIEVA, 5-3
75kg - Kyoko HAMAGUCHI df. Ekaterina BUKINA, 8-5
Third-place final
China 6, Canada 2
48kg - SUN Yanan df. Natasha KRAMBLE by TF, 1:46 (12-2)
53kg - ZHONG Xuechun df. Vanessa BROWN by TF, 2:03 (14-3)
55kg - GUAN Yajing lost to Jillian GALLAYS, 8-10
58kg - ZHOU Zhangting df. Braxton STONE-PAPADOPOULOS by fall, 0:28 (4-0)
60kg - HAN Yingyan lost to Michelle FAZZARI, 1-5
63kg - XILUO Zhuoma df. Danielle LAPPAGE, 2-0
69kg - ZHOU Feng df. Dorothy YEATS by fall, 4:54 (10-2)
75kg - ZHANG Fengliu df. Erica WIEBE, 7-4
Fifth-place final
Mongolia 4, United States 4 (CP 18-17)
48kg - ERDENESUKH Narangerel df. Victoria Anthony, 6x-6 (technique of larger value)
53kg - SUMIYA Erdenechimeg lost to Helen MAROULIS by fall, 2:41 (2-4)
55kg - SUNDEV Byambatseren df. Kelsey CAMPBELL by default, 0:00
58kg - SUKHEE Tserenchimed lost to Alli RAGAN, 6-8
60kg - TUNGALAG Munkhtuya df. Jennifer PAGE by TF, 3:50 (15-5)
63kg - OCHIRBAT Nasanburmaa lost to Elena PIROZHKOVA, 4-5
69kg - BADRAKH Odonchimeg df. Veronica CARLSON, 4-3
75kg - OCHIRBAT Burmaa lost to Adeline GRAY, 4-5
Seventh-Place Final
Hungary 4, Ukraine 4 (CP 18-17)
48kg - Mercedesz DENES df. Ilona SEMKIV, 4-1
53kg - Zsanett EGYED lost to Yuliya BLAHINYA by TF, 3:38 (0-13)
55kg - Emese BARKA df. Larysa SKOBLYUK by fall, 2:46 (3-2)
58kg - Ramona GALAMBOS lost to Tatyana OMELCHENKO, 2-7
60kg - Marianna SASTIN df. Tatayana LAVRENCHUK, 10-7
63kg - Gabriella SLEISZ lost to Karyna STANKOVA, 1-5
69kg – Oksana VASHCHUK (UKR) won by forfeit
75kg - Zsanett NEMETH df. Kateryna SASSA by fall, 0:41 (4-1)
Чемпионат Европы 2014 (Финляндия, Вантаа, 1.-6.04.2014)
В мировом реитинге финка Petra Olli (19) занимает 4-ое место в категорий до 58 кг. Главная надежда местных болельщиков.
Petra Olli: "У меня нет больших ожиданий. Я надеюсь, что чемпионат Европы все поставит по местам. (…) Сильные противники в чемпионате Европы приедут из стран Восточного блока. (…) Я одинаково сильна - могу атаковать и защищаться. Это все надо сделать. (…) Оборона должна быть для того, чтобы быть успешным. Самое лучшее во мне является битва до самого конца."
Что привлекает k борьбе?
- Я не знаю. Бросала копье прежде - это было скучно. Борьба разнообразная и я выросла с этим, образ жизни.
www.vantaansanomat.fi/artikkeli/283667- ... elamantapa
В мировом реитинге финка Petra Olli (19) занимает 4-ое место в категорий до 58 кг. Главная надежда местных болельщиков.
Petra Olli: "У меня нет больших ожиданий. Я надеюсь, что чемпионат Европы все поставит по местам. (…) Сильные противники в чемпионате Европы приедут из стран Восточного блока. (…) Я одинаково сильна - могу атаковать и защищаться. Это все надо сделать. (…) Оборона должна быть для того, чтобы быть успешным. Самое лучшее во мне является битва до самого конца."
Что привлекает k борьбе?
- Я не знаю. Бросала копье прежде - это было скучно. Борьба разнообразная и я выросла с этим, образ жизни.
www.vantaansanomat.fi/artikkeli/283667- ... elamantapa
Станка Златева возвращается после 602 дней
trud.bg
5-кратная чемпионка мира и 5-кратная чемпионка Европы на Олимпиаде в Лондоне завоевала серебро (в весе до 72 кг). С тех пор она не участвовала в турнирах. После длительного перерыва звезда женской борьбе примет участие в чемпионате Европы в Финляндии (в весе до 75 кг). Златева готовилась два месяца в Баку с личным тренером. Принято решение участвовать, хотя она не в своей лучшей физической форме.
http://www.bul-wrestling.org/bg/article ... e2364.html
trud.bg
5-кратная чемпионка мира и 5-кратная чемпионка Европы на Олимпиаде в Лондоне завоевала серебро (в весе до 72 кг). С тех пор она не участвовала в турнирах. После длительного перерыва звезда женской борьбе примет участие в чемпионате Европы в Финляндии (в весе до 75 кг). Златева готовилась два месяца в Баку с личным тренером. Принято решение участвовать, хотя она не в своей лучшей физической форме.
http://www.bul-wrestling.org/bg/article ... e2364.html