1998 Trampoline World Championships

1998 Trampoline World Championships
1998 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated April 19, 2024

The 20th Trampoline World Championships were held in Sydney, Australia from 9 October to 11 October 1998.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	German Knytchev	109.2
	Belarus	Nikolai Kazak	109.0
=	Belarus	Eugeni Beliaev	108.1
=	France	Emmanuel Durand	108.1
5	Russia	Alexandr Russakov	107.9
6	Great Britain	Paull Smyth	103.6
7	Germany	Stefan Reithofer	103.2
8	Canada	Chris Mitruk	102.5

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Alexander Russakov German Knytchev Alexander Moskalenko Michail Tchepilevski	122.50
	Belarus	Vladimir Kakorko Nikolai Kazak Eugueni Beliaev Oleg Bondarik	119.30
	France	Sebastian Laifa Guillaume Bourgeon David Martin Emmanuel Durand	118.8
4	Germany	Michael Serth Markus Kubicka Thorsten Windusch Stefan Reithofer	112.10
5	Ukraine	Zhan Yordanov Sergei Bukhovtsev Olexander Chernonos	79.60

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	France	David Martin Emmanuel Durand	134.40
	Belarus	Nikolai Kazak Vladimir Kakorko	132.50
	Ukraine	Sergei Bukovtsev Olexander Chernonos	130.50
4	Germany	Michael Serth Stefan Reithofer	128.60
5	Denmark	Mads Sejerøe Mads Ledstrup	127.20
6	Japan	Daisuke Nakata Keita Sugai	126.40
7	Russia	Aleksandr Moskalenko German Knychev	124.20
8	Great Britain	Brian Camp Daniel Neale	123.40

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Brazil	Rodolfo Rangel	24.88
	Portugal	Joao Marques	24.13
	Canada	Chris Mitruk	23.20
4	Canada	Jeremy Brock	22.60
=5	Spain	Jaime Castillejo	22.33
=5	Australia	Paul Hadfield	22.33
7	Portugal	Diogo Faria	22.20
8	Bulgaria	Radostin Ratchev	21.29

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	New Zealand	Tom Delany Justin Dougal Chris Ormandy Damien McCown	36.27
	Canada	Chris Mitruk Jeremy Brock Ben Snape Israel Martens	35.05
	Australia	Ji Wallace Adrian Wareham Karl Shore Paul Hadfield	34.72
4	Brazil	Rodolfo Rangel Rodrigo Rodrigues Cicero Macedo Rogerio Troian	34.53
5	United States	Karl Heger Mark Griffith Brian Beech Byron Smith	34.13

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Levon Petrosian	86.03
	Russia	Daniel Avakian	83.30
	Poland	Tomasz Kies	80.56
4	Portugal	Luis Nunes	79.80
5	France	Alexandre Dechanet	79.60
6	France	Nicolas Fournials	78.67
7	Portugal	Sergio Morais	77.47
8	South Africa	Tseko Mogotsi	73.90

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Daniel Avakian Levon Petrosian Oleg Akinchine Eugeni Bogomolov	86.60
	United States	Rayshine Harris Brian Beech Brad Davis Graylan Stewart	77.47
	France	Nicolas Fournials Alexandre Dechanet Joseph Imbert Christopher Gigou	77.20
4	Denmark	Martin J. Nielsen Flemming Johansen Rune Kristensen	75.80
5	Portugal	Luis Nunes Sergio Nascimento Eduardo Mendes Sergio Morais	75.43

Women

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva	104.6
	Ukraine	Oxana Tsyhuleva	103.5
	Germany	Anna Dogonadze-Lilkendey	102.5
4	Georgia	Rusudan Khoperia	100.9
5	Canada	Karen Cockburn	100.5
=6	Great Britain	Claire Wright	99.60
=6	Belarus	Natalia Karpenkova	99.60
8	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva	99.00

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Chernova Marina Mourinova Tatiana Kovaleva	112.30
	Belarus	Galina Lebedeva Liudmila Padasenko Natalia Karpenkova Tatsiana Piatrenia	110.10
	Ukraine	Oxana Tsyhuleva Larisa Khreschik Elena Movchan Oxana Verbitskaya	108.2
4	Canada	Karen Cockburn Marianne Saint-Jacques Heather Ross-McManus Lydia Zanon	107.60
5	Great Britain	Claire Wright Kirsten Lawton Jaime Moore Ellie Dixon-Jackson	107.00

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Tina Ludwig Anna Dogonadze-Lilkendey	Germany	130.10
	Oksana Tsyhuleva Olena Movchan	Ukraine	129.10
	Natalia Chernova Tatiana Kovaleva	Russia	126.40
4	Natalia Karpenkova Galina Lebedeva	Belarus	124.50
5	Sylwia Durlik Marta Kubiak	Poland	124.20
6	Hiromi Hammoto Akiko Horiuchi	Japan	121.40
7	Magali Trouche Karine Pallanche	France	120.80
8	Lydia Zanon Karen Cockburn	Canada	120.00

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Point
	New Zealand	Kylie Walker	21.86
	United States	Jennifer Parilla	21.40
	Bulgaria	Teodora Sinilkowa	21.27
4	Australia	Jacinta Harford	21.20
5	Belgium	Saskia Demeyer	20.86
6	Canada	Lisa Colussi	20.73
7	Germany	Irina Mut	20.54
8	United States	Tara Sewell	16.10

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	New Zealand	Kylie Walker Rebecca Winstone Katrina Moodie Sarah Bradnock	31.74
	Australia	Lauren Gillett Elizabeth Cox Jackie Cully Jacinta Harford	31.60
	United States	Jennifer Parilla Tara Sewell Betsy Pottorff Gina Trapane	31.13
4	Canada	Lisa Colussi Cheryl Johnson Erin Arnason Joanne Gaumont	30.19
5	Russia	Tatiana Kovaleva Irina Vassilieva Marina Mourinova	28.89

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Elena Bloujina	77.53
	United States	Amanda Lentz	75.80
	France	Chrystel Robert	75.00
4	France	Karine Boucher	73.84
5	Russia	Tatiana Chakhnovskaia	72.47
6	United States	Lajeanna Davis	71.07
7	Canada	Karen Stevens
8	Portugal	Tania Santos

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Elena Bloujina Tatiana Chakhnovskaia Anna Korobeinkova	75.86
	France	Chrystel Robert Marlene Bayet Melanie Avisse Karine Boucher	74.94
	United States	Amanda Lentz Kendra Stucki Lajeanna Davis Erin Maguire	71.97
4	Great Britain	Kathryn Peberdy Melanie Thompson Leigh Rugman Zoe Styles	68.06
5	Canada	Karen Stevens Christy Jeanes Julie Hurst Iyana Gardner	66.40

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1998 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