The 2005 European Seniors Fencing Championships were held in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary from 27 June to 3 July 2005.
2005 European Seniors Fencing Championship | |||||
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Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze | ||
Foil | Men's | Individual | Andrea Cassarà (ITA) | Sergey Tikhonov (RUS) | Andrea Baldini (ITA) Jérôme Jault (FRA) |
Team | Italy | Russia | France | ||
Women's | Individual | Sylwia Gruchała (POL) | Svetlana Boyko (RUS) | Viktoria Nikichina (RUS) Valentina Cipriani (ITA) | |
Team | Italy | Russia | Romania | ||
Épée | Men's | Individual | Tomasz Motyka (POL) | Pavel Kolobkov (RUS) | Denis Mathieu (FRA) Dmytro Chumak (UKR) |
Team | Poland | Ukraine | Hungary | ||
Women's | Individual | Yana Shemyakina (UKR) | Hajnalka Tóth (HUN) | Iuliana Măceșeanu (ROU) Magdalena Grabowska (POL) | |
Team | Russia | Poland | Ukraine | ||
Sabre | Men's | Individual | Aldo Montano (ITA) | Zsolt Nemcsik (HUN) | Steven Bauer (GER) Nicolas Lopez (FRA) |
Team | Russia | Poland | Romania | ||
Women's | Individual | Yekaterina Fedorkina (RUS) | Sofia Velikaya (RUS) | Ilaria Bianco (ITA) Gioia Marzocca (ITA) | |
Team | France | Russia | Ukraine | ||
Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
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1 | Russia (RUS) | 3 | 7 | 1 | 11 |
2 | Poland (POL) | 3 | 2 | 1 | 6 |
3 | Ukraine (UKR) | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 |
Totals (3 entries) | 7 | 10 | 5 | 22 |
Position | Name | Country |
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Andrea Cassarà | Italy | |
Sergey Tikhonov | Russia | |
Andrea Baldini | Italy | |
Jérôme Jault | France | |
5. | Marcel Marcilloux | France |
6. | Andrei Deev | Russia |
7. | Marcin Zawada | Poland |
8. | Marco Ramacci | Italy |
Position | Name | Country |
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Tomasz Motyka | Poland | |
Pavel Kolobkov | Russia | |
Mathieu Denis | France | |
Dmytro Chumak | Ukraine | |
5. | Marcel Fischer | Switzerland |
6. | Marcus Robatsch | Austria |
7. | Alexandru Nyisztor | Romania |
8. | Vitaly Osharov | Ukraine |
Position | Name | Country |
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Aldo Montano | Italy | |
Zsolt Nemcsik | Hungary | |
Steven Bauer | Germany | |
Nicolas Lopez | France | |
5. | Volodymyr Lukashenko | Ukraine |
6. | Dmitry Lapkes | Belarus |
7. | Dmitry Aibushev | Russia |
8. | Miklós Kósa | Hungary |
Position | Country |
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Italy | |
Russia | |
France | |
4. | Poland |
5. | Austria |
6. | Great Britain |
7. | Israel |
8. | Belgium |
Position | Country |
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Poland | |
Ukraine | |
Hungary | |
4. | Belarus |
5. | France |
6. | Netherlands |
7. | Italy |
8. | Norway |
Position | Country |
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Russia | |
Poland | |
Romania | |
4. | Hungary |
5. | Ukraine |
6. | Belarus |
7. | France |
8. | Italy |
Position | Name | Country |
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Sylwia Gruchała | Poland | |
Svetlana Boyko | Russia | |
Valentina Cipriani | Italy | |
Viktoria Nikishina | Russia | |
5. | Aida Mohamed | Hungary |
6. | Katja Wächter | Germany |
7. | Ianna Rouzavina | Russia |
8. | Edina Knapek | Hungary |
Position | Name | Country |
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Yana Shemyakina | Ukraine | |
Hajnalka Toth | Hungary | |
Iuliana Măceșeanu | Romania | |
Magdalena Grabowska | Poland | |
5. | Nadiya Kazimirchuk | Ukraine |
6. | Lyubov Shutova | Russia |
7. | Britta Heidemann | Germany |
8. | Julianna Révész | Hungary |
Position | Name | Country |
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Yekaterina Fedorkina | Russia | |
Sofiya Velikaya | Russia | |
Gioia Marzocca | Italy | |
Ilaria Bianco | Italy | |
5. | Andreea Pelei | Romania |
6. | Anne-Lise Touya | France |
7. | Orsolya Nagy | Hungary |
8. | Olha Kharlan | Ukraine |
Position | Country |
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Italy | |
Russia | |
Romania | |
4. | Poland |
5. | Germany |
6. | Ukraine |
7. | France |
8. | Hungary |
Position | Country |
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Russia | |
Poland | |
Ukraine | |
4. | Hungary |
5. | Romania |
6. | Estonia |
7. | Germany |
8. | Switzerland |
Position | Country |
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France | |
Russia | |
Ukraine | |
4. | Romania |
5. | Hungary |
6. | Poland |
7. | Italy |
8. | Great Britain |
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