1996 Trampoline World Championships

1996 Trampoline World Championships
1996 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated April 19, 2024

The 19th Trampoline World Championships were held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from 23 August to 25 August 1996.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Belarus	Dmitri Poliarouch	110.1
	France	Emmanuel Durand	109.8
	Belarus	Eugeni Beliaev	108.4
4	France	Guillaume Bourgeon	105.8
5	Russia	German Knytchev	105.0
6=	Canada	Jean-Paul Aucoin	103.8
6=	Canada	Michel Greene	103.8
8	Ukraine	Olexander Chernonos	102.0

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	France	Fabrice Hennique Guillaume Bourgeon David Martin Emmanuel Durand	119.50
	Belarus	Dmitri Poliarouch Nikolai Kazak Eugueni Beliaev Rouslan Kashperko	118.40
	Russia	Alexander Russakov German Knytchev Alexander Danilchenko Sergei Iachev	117.7
4	Germany	Michael Serth Markus Kubicka Martin Kubicka Stefan Reithofer	113.20
5	Canada	Michel Greene Chris Mitruk Paul Cameron Jean-Paul Aucoin	109.90

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Sergei Voronine Andrei Kossov	135.00
	France	David Martin Emmanuel Durand	133.80
	Germany	Martin Kubicka Stefan Reithofer	133.30
4	Canada	Jean-Paul Aucoin Paul Cameron	130.60
5	Denmark	Jesper Dalsten Mads Ledstrup	128.50
6	Portugal	Joao Marques Nuno Lico	123.60
7	Australia	Adrian Wareham Michael Johnston	122.70
8	Switzerland	Markus Wiesner Didier Raffaeli	121.70

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
=	Canada	Chris Mitruk	23.80
=	Australia	Ji Wallace	23.80
	Bulgaria	Radostin Ratchev	23.44
4	New Zealand	Tom Delany	23.33
5	Canada	Jeremy Brock	22.81
6	Australia	Steve Bland	22.61
7	Spain	Alberto Robleda	21.47
8	Germany	Uwe Marquardt	17.50

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Canada	Chris Mitruk Jeremy Brock Ben Snape Israel Martens	35.99
	Australia	Ji Wallace Adrian Wareham Steve Bland	34.21
	Portugal	Diogo Faria Pedro Reis Hugo Paulo Nuno Lico	34.20
4	Germany	Uwe Marquardt Steffen Eislöffel Jörg Gehrke Thomas Springub	34.00
5	United States	Karl Heger Brad Davis Brian Beech Byron Smith	32.53

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	United States	Rayshine Harris	86.40
	Russia	Andrei Krougliakov	82.03
	Russia	Andrei Solovjev	80.43
4	South Africa	Tseko Mogotsi	79.43
5	France	Nicolas Francillon	78.43
6	France	Christophe Freroux	77.71
7	Poland	Adrian Sienkiewicz	77.30
8	Poland	Krzysztof Wilusz	76.09

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	United States	Rayshine Harris Roger Walker Brad Davis Rashaan Sampson	82.90
	France	Nicolas Fournials Stephane Bayol Franck Salcines Christophe Freroux	79.20
	Russia	Andrei Krougliakov Andrei Solovjev Eugeni Bogomolov	75.57
4	Poland	Krzysztof Wilusz Adrian Sienkiewicz Walczak Radoslaw Tomasz Kies	75.54
5	Canada	Carey Jones Chris Shaw Dallas Stevens Keith McDonald	73.07

Women

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Tatiana Kovaleva	105.8
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva	103.7
	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva	102.9
4	Uzbekistan	Elena Saveleva	102.0
5	Ukraine	Olena Movchan	101.1
6	Belarus	Natalia Karpenkova	100.9
7	United States	Jennifer Parilla	100.1
8	Great Britain	Sue Challis	100.0

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Irina Slonova Alexandra Zakrevskaia Tatiana Kovaleva	110.00
	Ukraine	Oxana Tsyhuleva Larisa Khreschik Olena Movchan Oxana Verbitskaya	108.2
	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva Liudmila Padasenko Natalia Karpenkova Tamara Graevskaia	105.9
4	United States	Jennifer Parilla Jaime Strandmark Jennifer Sans Kimberly Sans	105.40
5	Great Britain	Claire Wright Kirsten Lawton Sue Challis Ellie Dixon-Jackson	101.60

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Ukraine	Oksana Tsyhuleva Olena Movchan	131.00
	Belarus	Natalia Karpenkova Galina Lebedeva	128.40
	Russia	Alexandra Zakrevskaia Tatiana Kovaleva	127.30
4	Germany	Tina Ludwig Hiltrud Roewe	126.80
5	Czech Republic	Lenka Honzakova Petra Vachnikova	125.20
6	United States	Jennifer Parilla Jennifer Sans	124.40
7	Japan	Hiroi Tokuma Akiko Furu	124.20
8	Great Britain	Claire Wright Sue Challis	124.00

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	United States	Jennifer Sans	21.73
	Canada	Lisa Colussi	21.48
	Portugal	Maria Oliveira	20.69
4	Portugal	Marta Ferreira	20.60
5	United States	Kimberly Sans	20.48
6	Russia	Marina Mourinova	20.14
7	Germany	Gretje Reinemer	20.07
8	New Zealand	Kylie Walker	18.36

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	United States	Jennifer Sans Kimberly Sans Erin Maguire Jaime Strandmark	32.01
	New Zealand	Kylie Walker Rebecca Winstone Katrina Moodie Tiffany Smith	30.94
	Germany	Gretje Reinemer Gitta Rosemann Nicole Krüger Ute Springub	29.86
4	Canada	Lisa Colussi Martha Purdy Erin Arnason Joanne Gaumont	29.54
5	Portugal	Maria Oliveira Marta Ferreira Tania Galao Marina Caetano	25.43

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	France	Chrystel Robert	74.44
	United States	Kendra Stucki	72.13
	United States	Erin Maguire	70.81
4	Canada	Karen Stevens	69.93
5	France	Karine Boucher	69.70
6	Canada	Kelly Ottenbreit	66.77
7	Portugal	Tania Santos	66.27
8=	Belgium	Yolanda Wouters	65.80
8=	Poland	Wiktoria Weselak	65.80

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	France	Chrystel Robert Marlene Bayet Melanie Avisse Karine Boucher	72.96
	United States	Amanda Lentz Kendra Stucki Catrina Osteen Erin Maguire	70.57
	Canada	Karen Stevens Kelly Ottenbreit Kovia Lovell Cassie Shirley	69.43
4	Belgium	Yolanda Wouters Sigy Van Renterghem Nathalie Deneef An De Win	67.06
5	Argentina	Natalia Llermanos Mariela Acuna Gladys Dillon Carolina Munoz	63.40

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1996 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