serviceof.gif (3219 Byte)

Who's qualified to the Olympic Games 2000 in Sydney
- ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS

.
. Men's teams:
qualified: Nations Past Olympic Games
WCh '99    1996 1992 1988 last
1 CHINA (2) (2) (4) (2) '84
2 RUSSIA (1) (-)** (-)* -
3 BELARUS (4) (-)** (-)* -
4 JAPAN (10) (3) (3) (3) '84
5 KOREA (8) (8) - (8) '84
6 USA (5) (6) (11) (1) '84
7 UKRAINE (3) (-)** (-)* -
8 GERMANY (7) (4)** (2)* (4)'84(FRG)
9 ROMANIA (9) (7) (7) (4) '80
10 SPAIN (-) (-) (-) (-)
11 FRANCE (11) (-) (10) (6) '84
12 BULGARIA (6) (10) (5) (5) '80
(-)* -  URS was the Olympic Champion in Seoul 1988;
- GDR men's team won the Silver medal;
-  FRG men's team came on 12th place.
(-)** -  GUS men's team won the Gold medal (athletes from Russia,
    Ukraine, Belarus)
-  GER unit team came on 4th place.
Women's teams:
qualified: Nations Past Olympic Games
WCh '99    1996 1992 1988 last
1 ROMANIA (3) (2) (2) (1) '84
2 RUSSIA (2) (-)** (-)* -
3 CHINA (4) (4) (6) (3) '84
4 UKRAINE (5) (-)** (-)* -
5 AUSTRALIA (10) (-) (-) (10) '64
6 USA (1) (3) (4) (2) '84
7 SPAIN (7) (5) (9) (9) '84
8 FRANCE (8) (8) (-) (12)
'60
9 ITALY (-) (-) (-) (12) '76
10 CANADA (-) (10) (11) (5) '84
11 GREAT BRITAIN (-) (-) (-) (7) '84
12 BELARUS (6) (-)** (-)* -
(-)* -  URS women's team was the Olympic Champion in Seoul 1988;
- GDR women's team won the Bronze  medal,
(-)** -  GUS women's team won the Gold medal (athletes from Russia,
    Ukraine, Belarus);
-  GER unit team came on 9th place
.

 

 

MEN's TEAMS
Nat Olympians 2000   ( - in ranking of WCh '99)
CHN
(1)		 Dong Zhen, Huang Xu, Li Xiaopeng, Lu Yufu, Xiao Junfeng, Xing Aowei, Yang Wei, Zhao Sheng, Zheng Lihui
RUS
(2)		 Alexei Bondarenko, Dmitri Drevin, Nikolai Kryukov, Alexei Nemov, Yevgeny Podgorni, Dmitri Vasilenko, Maxim Alyoshin (alternate)
BLR
(3)		 Ivan Ivankov, Dmitri Kasperovich, Alexander Kruzhilov, Vitaly Rudnitski, Alexander Shostak and Alexei Sinkevich
JPN
(4)		 Kenichi Fujita, Mutsumi Harada, Norimasa Iwai, Akhiro Kasamatsu, Yoshiro Saito, Naoya Tsukahara, Tatsuya Yamada
KOR
(5)		 ...

.
.
USA
(6)		 Morgan Hamm, Paul Hamm, Steve McCain, John Roethlisberger, Sean Townsend, Blaine Wilson, Jamie Natalie (alternate)
UKR
(7)		 Alexander Beresch, Valery Goncharov, Ruslan Mezentsev, Valery Pereshkura, Alexander Svetlichny, Roman Zozulya, Andrei Lipsky (alternate),
GER
(8)		 Daniel Farago, Peter Nikiferow, Dmitri Nonin, Sergei Pfeifer, Rene Tschernitschek, Andreas Wecker
ROM
(9)		 Marian Dragulescu, Rares Orzata, Florentin Pescaru, Dorin Petcu, Ion Suciu, Marius Urzica, Nistor Sandro (alternate)
ESP
(10)		 Alex Barrenechea,Victor Cano, Javier Carballo, Saul Cofino, Omar Cortes, Gervasio Deferr, Andreu Vivo, Jose Luis Fernandez (alternate)
FRA
(11)		 Eric Casimir, Yann Cucherat, Dmitri Karbanenko, Florent Maree, Eric Poujade, Benjamin Varonian, Sebastian Tayac (alternate)
BUL
(12)		 Cristian Ivanov, Jordan Jovtchev, Dimitar Lunchev, Dian Peytchev, Mladen Stefanov, Vassil Vetzev, Ivaylo Grahovski (alternate)
WOMEN's TEAMS
Nat Olympians 2000  ( - in ranking of WCh '99)
ROM
(1)		 Simona Amanar, Loredana Boboc, Andreea Isarescu, Maria Olaru, Claudia Presecan, Andreea Raducan, Andreea Ulmeanu (alternate)
RUS
(2)		 Anna Chepeleva, Yelena Dolgopolova, Svetlana Khorkina, Anastasia Kolesnikova, Yekaterina Lobaznyuk, Yelena Produnova, Yelena Zamolodchikova
CHN
(3)		 Bai Chunyue, Dong Fangxiao, Huang Mandan, Ling Jie, Liu Xuan, Yang Yun
UKR
(4)		 Oksana Andreshkova, Viktoria Karpenko, Alyona Kvasha, Natalia Gorodny, Olga Roschupkina, Olga Teslenko, Galina Tyryk Tatiana Yarosh
AUS
(5)		 Melinda Cleland, Alexandra Croak, Trudy McIntosh, Lisa Skinner, Allana Slater, Brooke Walker, Alexandra Croak, Katarina Frketic (alternate 1), Zeena McLaughlin (alternate 2)
USA
(6)		 Amy Chow, Jamie Dantzscher, Dominique Dawes, Kristen Maloney, Elise Ray, Morgan White, Alyssa Beckerman (alternate 1), Tasha Schwikert (alternate 2)
ESP
(7)		 Susana Garcia, Laura Martinez, Jennifer Montalvez, Sara Moro, Esther Moya, Rebecca Toledano, Marta Cusido (alternate)
FRA
(8)		 Anne-Sophie Endeler, Ludivine Furnon, Nelly Ramassamy, Delphine Regease, Alexandra Soler, Elvire Teza, Magali Ruffato (alternate)
ITA
(9)		 Monica Bergamelli, Martina Bremini, Irene Castelli, Adriana Crisci, Sara Modugno, Elena Olivetti, Alice Capitani (alternate 1), Laura Trefiletti (alternate 2)
CAN
(10)		 Julie Beaulieu, Michelle Conway, Emilie Fournier, Lise Leveille, Kate Richardson, Yvonne Tousek, Crystal Gilmore (alternate)
GBR
(11)		 Kelly Hackman, Lisa Mason, Sharna Murray, Annika Reeder, Melissa Wilcox and Emma Williams, Paula Thomas (alternate)
BLR
(12)		 Anna Meysak, Tatiana Naranovich, Alyona Polozkova, Svetlana Tarasevich, Marina Zarzitskaya and Tatiana Zharganova
.

12 + 6+14 countries have qualified at the 1999 World Championships:

Nation Men's individual

last
team

Australia (2) Damian Istria Philippe Rizzo

(7)
1956

Canada (2) Alexander Jeltkov Kyle Shewfeldt

(9)
1988

Cuba (2) Lazaro Lamelas Erick Lopez

(7)
1980

Greece (2) Ioannis Melissanidis Dimosthenes Tambakos

(1)
1896

Hungary (2) Szilveszter Collany Zoltan Supola

(9)
1992

Italy (2) Alberto Busnari Igor Cassina, (Andrea Coppolino)

(12)
1996

Kazakhstan (1) Sergei Fedortchenko

(-)
-

Latvia (1)   Evgeni Sapronenko

(-)
-

North Korea (1) Jong U-Chol

(9)
1980

Norway (1)  

(2)
1920

Georgia (1) Ilia Giorgadze

(-)
-

Great Britain(1) Craig Heap,
Ross Brewer (alternate)

(12)
1992

Iceland (1) Runar Alexanderson

(-)
-

Slovenia (1)   Mitja Petkovsek

(12)
'72/YUG

Switzerland(1) Dieter Rehm

(11)
1992

Five individual athletes received wild-card qualifications, adding up to 98 positions:

POL (WC EUR) Leszek Blanik

(11)
1976

EGY (WC AFR) Abdel Raoulf Raoulf

(-)
-

PUR (WC AME) Diego Lizardi Marcial

(-)
-

NZL (WC OCE) David Phillips

(-)
-

TPE  (WC ASI) Lin, Yung-Sai

(-)
-




(- we are just working for a complete list)

12 + 6+14 countries have qualified at the 1999 World Championships:

Nation Women's individual

last team

Brazil (2) Daniele Hypolito Marilia Gomes

(-)
-

Czech Republic(2) Jana Komrskova Katerina Maresova 

(7)
88/CS

Greece (2) Vassiliki Milloussi ?

(11)
1996

Japan (2) Kana Yamawaki Miho Takenaka.

(12)
1996

North Korea (1+1)* Mok, Un-Ju Kim, Yong-Sil

(11)
1992

Poland (1+1)* Joanna Skowronska Anna Sztetner

(8)
1980

Slovakia Zusana Sekerova

(7)
88/CS

Argentina Melina Stroili

(-)
-

Belgium Sigrid Person

(-)
-

Lithuania Julia Kovalyova

(-)
-

Malaysia Au Li Yen  )*

(-)
-

Mexico Denisse Lopez

(-)
-

South Korea Choi, Mi-Sun

(10)
1988

Hungary Gabriella Onodi, (A.Nyeste ?)

(9)
1996

Kazakhstan Irina Yevdokimova

(-)
-

BUL Vaselina Gentcheva
Five individual athletes received wild-card qualifications, adding up to 98 positions:
+ SLO (WC EUR) + Mojca Mavric )* (11)
52/YUG
+ NAM (WC AFR) + Ghonde Geldenhuys  )* (-)
-
+ UZB (WC ASI) + Oksana Chussovitina )* (1)
92/GUS
+ VEN (WC AME) Marinet Hernandez Briceno (-)
-
+ NZL (WC OCE) Laura Robertson
(Althea Boon)		 (-)
-
-Germany(2) German NOC renounced (9)
1992
-Netherlands(2) Netherland NOC renounced (11)
1976

)*- PRK and POL got a second start place for GER and NED
)*- Malasia got individual start place
)*- so Uzbekistan got the Asia Wild card for Gordeeva, but UZB changed
      after a FIG petition to Chussovitina)
)*- Africa wild card changed from Demetriu (RSA) to Geldenhuys (NAM):
       racial diversity.

(- we are just working for a complete list)
. .
NAVIGATION ARTISTIC, Men NAVIGATION ARTISTIC, Women
. back to OLYMPIC NAVIGATION ALL
GYMmedia reporting from Sydney!

serviceof.gif (3219 Byte)
update: 05-09-2000