1986 Trampoline World Championships

1986 Trampoline World Championships
1986 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated April 10, 2024

The 14th Trampoline World Championships were held in Paris, France from 16 to 18 October 1986.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	France	Lionel Pioline	107.10
	West Germany	Michael Kuhn	104.70
	West Germany	Ralf Pelle	104.20
4	Soviet Union	Igor Galimbatoviski	104.00
5	Soviet Union	Dimitri Poliarush	100.60
6	Great Britain	Nigel Rendell	100.40
7	West Germany	Jorh Roh	100.10
8	Great Britain	Richard Cobbing	99.10

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	West Germany	Michael Kuhn Jorh Roh Ralf Pelle Karl Heinz Huninghake	195.30
	Soviet Union	Sergrei Nestreliai Dimitri Poliarush Vadim Krasnochapka Igor Galimbatoviski	194.30
	France	Laurent Mainfray Lionel Pioline Hubert Barthod Daniel Pean	193.70
4	Great Britain	Nigel Rendell Aaron Wake Richard Cobbing Ian Ross	186.90
5	Denmark	Michael Nielsen John Hansen Anders Christiansen Kjeld Rosen	186.40

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Soviet Union	Vadim Krasnochapka Igor Bogachev	72.1
	France	Lionel Pioline Daniel Pean	70.7
	Soviet Union	Sergrei Nestreliai Igor Galimbatoviski	68.6
4	Denmark	Michael Nielsen Kjeld Rosen	68.1
5	West Germany	Michael Kuhn Ralf Pelle	63.3
6	Poland	Zdzislav Pelka Wladermar Okoniewoski	62.4
7	Scotland	Alistair Fogg Geoff Fogg	60.8
8	West Germany	Staude Karl Heinz Huninghake	58.7

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Australia	Brett Austine	26.4
	United States	Terry Butler	25.9
	United States	Chad Fox	25.7
4	West Germany	Christian Poliath	25.5
5	Australia	Adrian Wareham	25.3
6	West Germany	Thorsten Hartmann	25.0
7	United States	Karl Heger	24.6
8	West Germany	Olaf Schmidt	24.3

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Australia	Brett Austine Adrian Wareham Steve Evetts Tony Moxham	46.9
	West Germany	Dieter Wozniak Thorsten Hartmann Olaf Schmidt Christian Poliath	46.5
	United States	Chad Fox Eric Colca Terry Butler Karl Heger	46.4
4	Canada	Darryl Scheelar Stéphan Duchesne Luke Waidman Alain Duchesne	44.9
5	Portugal	Luis Baltazar Jorge Moreira Luis Nunes Luis Santos	42.7

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	United States	Jerry Hardy	117.18
	France	Didier Semmola	110.6
	Poland	Andrzej Gartska	110.02
4	France	Philippe Chapus	108.88
5	United States	Chad Fox	108.14
6	Canada	Darryl Scheelar	106.56
7	Poland	Skawomir Borejszo	105.68
8	France	Christophe Lambert	105.50

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	United States	Jerry Hardy Chad Fox Kevin Ekberg Nate Taylor	199.78
	France	Didier Simmola Christophe Lambert Philippe Chapus Pascal Eouzan	199.58
	Poland	Skawomir Borejszo Andrzej Gartska Krzysztof Wilousz Zbigmiew Bachor	192.36
4	Canada	Darryl Scheelar Sean McManus John Smith	170.92
5	Portugal	Paulo Apricio Camilo Colaco Mario Colaco Jorge Moreira	170.20

Women

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Soviet Union	Tatiana Lushina	97.3
	Great Britain	Andrea Holmes	97.0
	Soviet Union	Irena Slonova	97.0
4	Soviet Union	Lilia Ivanova	95.3
5	West Germany	Hiltrud Roewe	94.8
6	Soviet Union	Irena Bludova	94.5
7	West Germany	Beate Kruswicki	93.4
8	Australia	Elizabeth Jensen	93.1

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Soviet Union	Irena Bludova Lilia Ivanova Tatiana Lushina Irena Slonova	183.7
	Great Britain	Andrea Holmes Sue Shotton Sachelle Halford Kyrstyan McDonald	179.2
	West Germany	Ute Oder Hiltrud Roewe Beate Kruswicki Sussanne Rheinshmidt	177.6
4	Canada	Christine Tough Vicky Bullock Catherine Worley Donna Tough	171.3
5	Netherlands	Diana Wong Marjo Dierman-Koertman Mariska V D Sman	169.9

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Soviet Union	Elena Merkulova Tatiana Lushina	66.1
	Soviet Union	Irena Bludova Lilia Ivanova	64.0
	West Germany	Hiltrud Roewe Bafke Spang	59.9
4	Great Britain	Andrea Holmes Harries	59.7
5	Australia	Elizabeth Jensen Newman	59.5
6	Japan	Reiko Handa Miki Komatsu	57.1
7	Netherlands	Diana Wong Mariska V D Sman	57.0
8	Great Britain	Susan Munro Lorraine Tarbeth	56.9

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	West Germany	Bettina Lehmann	24.0
	Canada	Marie Andrée-Richard	23.4
	West Germany	Gabi Dreier	23.0
4	Portugal	Rita Vilasboas	22.8
5	Australia	Cherie Mathers	22.7
6	Canada	Vicki Bullock	22.50
7	West Germany	Heike Holthoff	22.40
8	United States	Tammi Cobbs	22.10

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	West Germany	Nicole Kruger Heike Holthoff Bettina Lehmann Gabi Dreier	42.4
	Canada	Marie Andrée-Richard Vicki Bullock Christine Tough Donna Tough	41.3
	Australia	Lisa Newman-Morris Liz Jensen Natalie Abreu	40.7
4	United States	Sami Dow Tiffany Johnson Michelle Church Sharon Peterson	40.1
5	Portugal	Ruta Vilasboas Maria Baptista Isabel Figueiredo Teresa Moutinho	38.6

Tumbling

Country	Gymnast	Points
United States	Jill Hollembeak	111.96
France	Sandrine Vacher	106.98
France	Isabelle Jagueux	106.44

Tumbling Team

Country	Gymnasts	Points
United States		185.17
France	Sandrine Vacher, Isabelle Jagueux, Corinne Robert, Surya Bonaly	184.52
Poland		173.90

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1986 Trampoline World Championships

Contents

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Trampoline Team

Trampoline Synchro

Double Mini Trampoline

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Tumbling

Tumbling Team

Women

Trampoline Individual

Trampoline Team

Trampoline Synchro

Double Mini Trampoline

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Tumbling

Tumbling Team

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