1994 Trampoline World Championships

1994 Trampoline World Championships
1994 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated October 06, 2023

The 18th Trampoline World Championships were held in Porto, Portugal from 7 October to 9 October 1994.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Alexander Moskalenko	41.00
	Belarus	Dmitri Poliarouch	40.10
	Belarus	Nikolai Kazak	38.60
4	France	Fabrice Hennique	38.10
5	France	Fabrice Schwertz	37.00
6	Ukraine	Igor Sokolovsky	36.90
7	Ukraine	Yuri Nikitin	35.90
8	Great Britain	Theo Kypri	35.00

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Belarus	Dmitri Poliarouch Nikolai Kazak Denis Shishov Viatseslav Morozov	201.40
	Russia	Alexander Moskalenko German Knytchev Alexander Danilchenko Igor Durnev	200.90
	France	Fabrice Hennique Jean-Pierre Thorn Fabrice Schwertz Denis Passemard	197.10
4	Ukraine	Igor Sokolovsky Sergei Bukhovtsev Nikolai Malikov Yuri Nikitin	194.70
5	Great Britain	Theo Kypri Paull Smyth Luke Porter David Herring	189.80

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Alexander Moskalenko Alexander Danilchenko	49.20
	Belarus	Dmitri Poliaroush Evgeni Beliaev	48.60
	Ukraine	Igor Sokolovsky Yuri Nikitin	46.80
4	Japan	Daisuke Nakata Goroh Tachizaki	45.70
5	Poland	Krystian Sawicki Jakub Zaim	45.60
6	Australia	Michael Johnston Adrian Wareham	44.90
7	Netherlands	Alan Villafuerte Lennard Villafuerte	44.40
8	Great Britain	Luke Porter David Herring	44.20

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Portugal	Jorge Pereira	12.10
	Australia	Adrian Wareham	11.90
	Portugal	Luis Nunes	11.80
4	Canada	Jeremy Brock	11.60
5	Bulgaria	Radostin Todorov	11.50
6	New Zealand	Tom Delany	11.40
7	Germany	Jörg Gehrke	11.10
8	Canada	Michel Greene	10.70

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
=	Germany	Jörg Gehrke Steffen Eislöffel Pascual Robles Uwe Marquardt	52.50
=	Portugal	Diogo Faria Carlos Nobre Luis Nunes Jorge Pereira	52.50
=	Australia	Ji Wallace Adrian Wareham Paul Vavnor Michael Johnston	50.20
=	Canada	Angelo Despotas Jeremy Brock Dominic Dagenais Michel Greene	50.20
5	United States	Karl Heger Richard Hartman Jason Zulauf Brad Davis	47.70

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast
	Poland	Adrian Sienkiewicz
	United States	Rayshine Harris
	France	Pascal Eouzan
4	France	Stephane Bayol
5	Portugal	Sergio Nascimento
6	United States	Jon Beck
7	Poland	Krzysztof Wilusz
8	Canada	Keith McDonald

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	United States	Rayshine Harris Jon Beck Daniel Aldea Rashaan Sampson	147.23
	Poland	Krzysztof Wilusz Adrian Sienkiewicz Jerzy Trzaska Tomasz Kies	146.51
	France	Pascal Eouzan Stephane Bayol Franck Salcines Christophe Freroux	144.61
4	Canada	Carey Jones Chris Shaw Steve Grannary Keith McDonald	136.20
5	Portugal	Sergio Nascimento Hugo Reis Vitor Amador Nuno Pereira	134.17

Women

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva	39.80
	Great Britain	Andrea Holmes	37.80
	Russia	Tatiana Lushina	37.40
4	Ukraine	Lada Tsebrenko	37.20
5	Great Britain	Sue Challis	37.00
6	Belarus	Natalia Karpenkova	36.60
7	Ukraine	Olena Movchan	36.30
=8	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva	35.70
=8	Germany	Tina Ludwig	35.70

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Tatiana Lushina Irina Slonova Natalia Chernova	190.20
	Ukraine	Lada Tsebrenko Olena Movchan Oxana Tsyguliova Larisa Khrestchik	187.80
	Great Britain	Andrea Holmes Sue Challis Claire Wright Lorraine Lyon	186.1
4	Germany	Tina Ludwig Hiltrud Roewe Sandra Beck Gabi Dreier	185.00
5	Belarus	Natalia Karpenkova Galina Lebedeva Ludmila Padasenko Marina Nikitina	184.70

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Germany	Hiltrud Roewe Tina Ludwig	46.40
	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva Natalia Karpenkova	46.20
	Ukraine	Oxana Tsyguliova Olena Movchan	46.00
4	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Chernova	45.90
5	Great Britain	Lorraine Lyon Andrea Holmes	44.70
6	France	Magali Trouche Alice Besseige	44.40
7	Netherlands	Inke van Braak Yvonne Hartog	44.00
8	Great Britain	Sylwia Langner Marta Kubiak	43.50

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	New Zealand	Kylie Walker	11.10
	United States	Jaime Strandmark	11.00
	United States	Kimberly Sans	10.80
=4	Canada	Lisa Colussi	10.30
=4	Australia	Donna White	10.30
6	Australia	Kate McDougal	9.90
=7	Germany	Ute Springub	9.70
=7	New Zealand	Tiffany Smith	9.70

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	United States	Jennifer Sans Kimberly Sans Jennifer Parilla Jaime Strandmark	45.90
=	Germany	Gretje Reinemer Nadine Intrup Nicole Krüger Ute Springub	44.90
=	New Zealand	Kylie Walker Alana Boulton Angela O'Brien Tiffany Smith	44.90
4	Australia	Robyn Forbes Donna White Kate McDougal	43.70
5	Canada	Lisa Colussi Martha Purdy Devena Ratcliffe Karina Kosko	41.30

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast
	France	Chrystel Robert
	France	Christelle Giroud
	Belgium	Sigy van Renterghem
4	Canada	Kris Smeelen
5	United States	Tiffany Simpson
6	United States	Brianne Smith
7	Australia	Elisabeth Hezlop
8	Canada	Karen Stevens

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	France	Chrystel Robert Christelle Giroud Corinne Robert Marie Guinet	135.99
	Belgium	Yolanda Wouters Sigy Van Renterghem Mireille Meermans Patricia Nolf	131.96
	Canada	Kris Smeelen Karen Stevens Alison Wammel Tammy Thrasher	130.32
4	United States	Tiffany Simpson Kendra Stucki Brianne Smith Emily Giglio	129.50
5	South Africa	Lara Painting Jenny Pickston Liezl Miller Sunet Seyffert	119.54

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1994 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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References