2003 Trampoline World Championships | |
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The 23rd Trampoline World Championships were held in Hannover, Germany, from 17 October to 19 October 2003.
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnast | Points |
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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 |
Rank | Country | Gymnasts | Points |
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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 |
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