2005 Trampoline World Championships

2005 Trampoline World Championships
2005 Trampoline World Championships
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Last updated October 06, 2023

The 24th Trampoline World Championships were held in Eindhoven, Netherlands from 14 September to 17 September 2005.

Results

Men

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Alexander Rusakov	41.300
	Japan	Yasuhiro Ueyama	40.900
	Japan	Tetsuya Sotomura	40.800
4	China	Que Zhi Cheng	39.900
5	Germany	Henrik Stehlik	39.400
6	Russia	German Knytchev	34.600
7	Italy	Flavio Cannone	23.500
8	Denmark	Peter Jensen	10.300

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	China	Qipeng Liu Yong−Feng Mu Zhi Cheng Que Shuai Ye	122.10
	Japan	Shunsuke Nagasaki Daisuke Nagata Tetsuya Sotomura Yasuhiro ueyama	120.60
	Russia	Alexander Russakov German Knytchev Alexander Leven Dimitri Ushakov	117.50
4	Great Britain	Gary Short Gary Smith Simon Milnes Mark Alexander	112.90
5	Portugal	Diogo Faria Nuno Merino Amadeu Neves Diogo Ganchinho	104.10

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Belarus	Vladimir Kakorko Nikolai Kazak	50.000
	Switzerland	Michel Boillet Ludovic Martin	49.500
	Japan	Tetsuya Sotomura Yasuhiro Ueyama	49.300
4	Germany	Michael Serth Henrik Stehlik	48.800
5	Denmark	Jaacob Hansen Peter Jensen	48.700
6	Netherlands	Sven Mooij Alan Villafuerte	47.800
7	France	Mickaël Jala Sébastien Laifa	26.500
8	Ukraine	Viacheslav Makovetki Denis Vrazhkin	13.800

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Bulgaria	Radostin Rachev	75.100
	United States	Keith Douglas	73.400
	Germany	Nico Gaertner	73.100
4	Moldova	Vladimir Cojoc	72.600
5	Canada	Bryan Milonja	71.300
6	Great Britain	Micheal Scott-Beaulieu	55.500
7	Russia	Alexey Ilichev	37.500
8	Portugal	Bruno Nobre	32.500

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Canada	Bob Watson Jamie Lange Bryan Milonja Denis Vachon	111.20
	Bulgaria	Radostin Rachev Todor Banov Dimitar Chaushev Krasimir Kochev	110.20
	Spain	Hoi Pui Chau Tsang Aniol Perez Sandro Moreno Jose Manuel Munoz	106.80
4	Russia	Alexei Ilichev Stanislav Pokroev Alexei Borovikov Mikhail Povkh	75.50
5	United States	Keith Douglas Casey Finley Derek Stangel Josh Vance	73.60

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	China	Wang Jiexu	77.000
	China	Chen Yang	76.300
	Poland	Jozef Wadecki	75.700
4	France	Yves Tarin	71.200
5	Great Britain	Damien Walters	70.300
6	United States	Casey Finley	67.400
7	France	Nicolas Fournials	63.300
8	Kazakhstan	Sergei Berestovski	59.800

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	China	Huanian Pan Chen Yang Jiexu Wang	111.90
	Russia	Alexandre Skorodunov Alexander Goncharov Alexander Podlesky Tagir Murtazaev	110.20
	France	Nicolas Fournials Alexandre Dechanet Nicolas Divry Julien Coudert	100.00
4	Canada	Chris Donaldson Anton Minayev Cletus Okpoh Denis Vachon	99.40
5	United States	Casey Finley Chris Ford Kalon Ludvigson Gus Roethlisberger	94.80

Women

Trampoline Individual

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva	38.900
	Russia	Natalia Chernova	38.400
	Germany	Anna Dogonadze	38.300
4	Netherlands	Andrea Lenders	37.900
5	United States	Alaina Hebert	37.600
6	Canada	Karen Cockburn	37.600
7	Ukraine	Olena Movchan	37.400
8	China	Huang Shanshan	37.300

Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	China	Huang Shanshan Dan Luo Xingping Zhong Wenjuan Wang	112.30
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Chernova Natalia Kolesnikova Natalia Kolesnikova	108.40
	United States	Jennifer Parilla Amanda Bailey Jenny Wescott Alaina Hebert	94.30
4	Ukraine	Svitlana Sigitova Yulia Domchevska Olena Movchan Marina kiyko	78.70
5	Germany	Jessica Simon Anna Dogonadze Sarah Syed Jessica Simon	57.30

Trampoline Synchro

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Irina Karavaeva Natalia Chernova	48.500
	Canada	Karen Cockburn Rosannagh MacLennan	48.300
	Germany	Jessica Simon Anna Dogonadze	46.300
4	Japan	Yoko Seto Hiromi Hammoto	45.300
5	Great Britain	Claire Wright Jaime Moore	45.200
6	Ukraine	Yulia Domchevska Olena Movchan	42.300
7	Belarus	Alena Tarasevich Tatiana Petrenia	22.800
8	United States	Jennifer Parilla Alaina Hebert

Double Mini Trampoline

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Portugal	Silvia Saiote	69.400
	Russia	Anna Ivanova	65.000
	Portugal	Ana Simoes	64.700
4	Canada	Jane Bickerstaff	53.800
5	Canada	Julie Warnock	35.500
6	Bulgaria	Antonia Ivanova	34.600
7	Russia	Galina Goncharenko	33.200
8	Slovakia	Katarina Prokesova	30.800

Double Mini Trampoline Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Portugal	Silvia Saiote Marta Ferreira Ana Simoes Nicole Pacheco	103.70
	United States	Krista Mahoney Shelly Klochan Megan Dacy Ashlynn Sundvold	103.00
	Canada	Julie Warnock Sarah Charles Jane Bickerstaff Rose James	92.50
4	Russia	Anna Ivanova Maria Kozlova Svetlana Balandina Galina Gontcharenko	70.00
5	Great Britain	Asha Bayliss Nicola Pugh Nicola Petitt	83.90

Tumbling

Rank	Country	Gymnast	Points
	Russia	Anna Korobeynikova	70.800
	Ukraine	Olena Chabanenko	70.100
	Great Britain	Samantha Palmer	68.300
4	United States	Alexis Diaz	64.800
5	Russia	Elena Bluzhina	64.200
6	United States	Yulia Hall	62.300
7	Great Britain	Zoe McLean	60.600
8	France	Emeline Millory	59.400

Tumbling Team

Rank	Country	Gymnasts	Points
	Russia	Elena Bloujina Natalia Rakhmanova Anna Korobeinkova Tatiana Danilina	96.60
	United States	Yulia Hall Alexis Diaz Amy McDonald Leanne Seitzinger	91.70
	France	Delphine Francois Emeline Millory Marion Limbach Elisa Faure	90.70
4	Great Britain	Sarah Bellis Zoe Maclean Donna Maclean Samatha Palmer	89.30
5	Ukraine	Olena Chabanenko Kateryna Bayeva Hanna Zayarna Hanna Mamchur	86.30

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2005 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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