2003 Trampoline World Championships

2003 Trampoline World Championships
2003 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated December 04, 2023

The 23rd Trampoline World Championships were held in Hannover, Germany, from 17 October to 19 October 2003.

Results

Men

Trampoline individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Germany	Henrik Stehlik	41.5
	Russia	Alexander Moskalenko	41.5
	France	David Martin	41.3
4	Russia	Alexander Rushakov	40.9
5	Belarus	Vladimir Kakorko	40.5
6	Ukraine	Yuri Nikitin	40
7	Portugal	Nuno Merino	39.6
8	Belarus	Dimitri Polyarush	30.7

Trampoline team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Germany	Michael Serth Markus Kubicka Henrik Stehlik Adam Gotz	120.80
	Russia	Alexander Russakov German Knytchev Alexander Moskalenko Stanislav Pokroev	120.70
	Ukraine	Zhan Yordanov Denys Vrazhkin Oleksandr Chernonos Yuri Nikitin	120.20
4	France	Sebastian Laifa Guillaume Bourgeon David Martin Ulrich Borchand	120.00
5	Belarus	Vladimir Kakorko Nikolai Kazak Dmitri Poliarush Anton Prischepov	119.20

Trampoline synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Belarus	Nikolai Kazak Dimitri Polyarush	51.2
	Russia	Alexander Rusakov Alexander Leven	50.8
	Ukraine	Yuri Nikitin Olexander Chernonos	50.2
4	Switzerland	Michel Boillet Ludovic Martin	49.5
5	United States	David Ford Ryan Weston	47.6
6	Great Britain	Simon Milnes Mark Alexander	47.2
7	Portugal	Amadeu Neves Nuno Merino	19.5
8	France	Mickaël Jala Sébastien Laifa	14.6

Double mini trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Alexei Ilichev	64.50
	Canada	Adam Menzies	64.40
	Germany	Nico Garter	63.90
4	Canada	Chris Mitruk	63.40
5	Brazil	Gabriel Miranda	63.20
6	Moldova	Vladimir Cojoc	62.60
7	United States	Keith Douglas	62.60
8	Bulgaria	Radostin Ratchev	32.00

Double mini trampoline team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Canada	Chris Mitruk Adam Menzies Bryan Milonja Denis Vachon	96.10
	United States	Keith Douglas Casey Finley Jamar Young Josh Vance	95.50
	Germany	Nico Garter Denis Luxon Uwe Marquardt Martin Gromowski	95.00
4	New Zealand	Anthony Jackson Justin Dougal Chris Ormandy Richard Henry	94.10
5	Russia	Alexei Ilichev Stanislav Pokroev Alexei Borovikov Evgeniy Kolokolytsev	31.30

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Alexei Kryzhanovski	76.6
	China	Pan Huanian	76.2
	Russia	Alexei Bantienko	75.4
4	South Africa	Tseko Mogotsi	74.6
5	Great Britain	Damien Walters	74.2
6	United States	Jamar Young	68.8
7	Great Britain	Robert Proctor	66.8
8	France	Yves Tarin	65.8

Tumbling team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Great Britain	Robert Small Christopher Porter Damien Walters Robert Proctor	112.30
	France	Nicolas Fournials Alexandre Dechanet Yves Tarin Gael Manry	111.40
	Russia	Alexandre Skorodunov Andrey Dukhnov Alexei Batienko Alexei Kryzhanovski	110.70
4	United States	Casey Finley Daniel Walker Jamar Young Jared Olsen	110.70
5	China	Huanian Pan Ling Gu Jie Gao	100.60

Women

Trampoline individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Canada	Karen Cockburn	40.2
	Ukraine	Olena Movchan	39.7
	Germany	Anna Dogonadze	39.2
4	Russia	Natalia Chernova	39.1
5	Canada	Heather Ross-McManus	39.0
6	Great Britain	Kirsten Lawton	39.0
7	Russia	Irina Karavaeva	38.6
8	China	Huang Shanshan	12.9

Trampoline team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Chernova Natalia Kolesnikova Irina Vasilyeva	116.90
	China	Huang Shanshan Min Lin Xiaojun Zheng Wenjuan Wang	115.30
	Canada	Karen Cockburn Brenna Casey Heather Ross-McManus Savija McManus	109.90
4	Ukraine	Svitlana Sigitova Yulia Domchevska Olena Movchan Oxana Pochynok	76.80
5	Great Britain	Claire Wright Kirsten Lawton Aurora Necco Natalia O'Connor	76.00

Trampoline synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Belarus	Tatsiana Piatrenia Galina Lebedeva	48.8
	Ukraine	Yulia Domchevska Olena Movchan	48.1
	Germany	Jessica Simon Anna Dogonadze	46.4
4	Japan	Naomi Nishioka Haruka Hirota	45.6
5	Great Britain	Claire Wright Kirsten Lawton	44.9
6	France	Aurore Monin Julie Perreten	44
7	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Kolesnikova	17.7
8	Canada	Heather Ross-McManus Karen Cockburn	5.1

Double mini trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Canada	Sarah Charles	62.20
	Bulgaria	Antoniya Ivanova	61.80
	United States	Shelly Klochan	61.60
4	Russia	Galina Gontcharenko	61.50
5	Argentina	Mónica Fernández	51.90
6	United States	Drew Rentfro	51.80
7	Canada	Julie Warnock	31.10
8	Russia	Irina Vasilyeva	30.70

Double mini trampoline team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Vassilieva Maria Kozlova Svetlana Balandina Galina Gontcharenko	94.10
	United States	Drew Rentfro Shelly Klochan Megan Dacy Whitney Kusak	93.40
	Germany	Anika Cloppernburg Nancy Rinkau Christina Jansen Kathrin Deuner	92.90
4	Portugal	Filipa Victor Marta Ferreira Raquel Pinto Sabrina Teixeira	92.80
5	Canada	Julie Warnock Sarah Charles Brenna Casey Sarah Caruso	83.90

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Ukraine	Olena Chabanenko	74.1
	Great Britain	Kathryn Peberdy	73.7
	Russia	Anna Korobeynikova	71.5
4	Great Britain	Charmaine Salla	66.1
5	France	Emeline Millory	65.5
6	Russia	Natalia Rakhmanova	63.9
7	Argentina	Yanina Silva	52.6
8	France	Delphine Francois	32.4

Tumbling team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Great Britain	Kathryn Peberdy Julie Cheung Donna Mac Lean Charmaine Salla	102.70
	Russia	Elena Bloujina Natalia Rakhmanova Anna Korobeinkova Tatiana Danilina	98.30
	France	Delphine Francois Emeline Millory Marion Limbach	98.10
4	Ukraine	Olena Chabanenko Olga Pashkova Anna Zayarna Oksana Vstryetyentseva	96.00
5	Kazakhstan	Aliya Nurtazina Yevgenia Kazakevich Yuliya Reznichenko	93.50

Sources

23rd Trampoline World Championships Hannover 2003, Trampoline UK

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2003 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

Sources

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