2010 European Wushu Championships

2010 European Championships
Host city Antalya, Turkey
Date(s) March 6-13
Main stadium Dilek Sabancı Sport Hall
Nations participating 28
Athletes participating 394
Events 7
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The 2010 European Wushu Championships are the 13th edition of the European Wushu Championships for adults and juniors, and were held at Dilek Sabancı Sport Hall in Antalya, Turkey between March 6-13, 2010.A total of 394 athletes from 28 countries participated at the championships.[1] [2]

Contents

Competitions

Awards were given for seven events as following:[1]

Nations

[3]

Medal table

Overall

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Russia 80 14 10 104
2  Turkey 15 29 22 66
3  Ukraine 8 29 12 49
4  Italy 7 6 4 17
5  Netherlands 5 - 4 9
6  Bulgaria 3 2 2 7
7  Romania 2 8 9 19
8  United Kingdom 2 1 2 5
9  Armenia 2 - 10 12
10  Israel 1 4 5 10
11  Spain 1 1 5 7
12  Czech Republic 1 - - 1
13  Belarus - 5 8 13
14  France - 4 2 6
 Poland - 4 2 6
9  Sweden - 2 2 4
16  Germany - 1 2 3
17  Lebanon - 1 - 1
18  Portugal - - 3 3
 Switzerland - - 3 3
20  Belgium - - 2 2
 Greece - - 2 2
22  Azerbaijan - - 1 1
 Hungary - - 1 1
Total 127 111 113 351

Medal summary (Adults)

Men's taolu

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Changquan Vladimir Maksimov Vladyslav Lyutenko Steven Coleman
Emrullah Gül
Daoshu Vladimir Maksimov Andrii Koval Idan Shraer
Gunshu Vladimir Maksimov Andrii Koval Idan Shraer
Jianshu Igor Gulin Oleksii Nosach Adan Navarro
Qiangshu Igor Gulin Pierre Rouviere Adan Navarro
Nanquan Stanislav Galkin Andrii Koval Alexey Nazinkin
Nandao Michele Giordano Stanislav Galkin Alexey Nazinkin
Nangun Alexey Nazinkin Michele Giordano Stanislav Galkin
Taijiquan Baoyao Fei Sebastian Weber Dion Willis
Taijijian Baoyao Fei Avedis Seropian Sebastian Weber
Duilian bare hands  Turkey
Murat Urhan
Hasan Hüseyin Yılmaz
Duilian weapons  Ukraine
Andrii Koval
Oleksii Nosach
Sergii Romaniuk		  France
Pierre Rouviere
Leo Benouaich		  Spain
Francois Favreau
Adan Navarro

[4]

Men's sanshou

Event Gold Silver Bronze
52 kg Hüseyin Dündar Abakar Magomedov Rafik Harutyunyan
Nocolae Arlond Enache
56 kg Rustam Kakraev Ali Ay Karen Sahakyan
Mihai Alexandru Paiu
60 kg Kazbek Mamaev Nils Widlund İsmail İnce
Rafael Terverdiyev
65 kg Magomed Idrisov Oleksandr Lunachevskyi Jeffrey Manupassa
Ramazan Çiçek]
70 kg Ismail Aliev Jean-Luc Hamon Aliaksandr Kuzmenkou
Gonçalo Pinto]
75 kg Dzhankhuvat Beletov Rostyslav Kytun Andrei Dubanevich
Francisco Sobradelo]
80 kg Arslan Bektemirov Miguel Velaz Andrei Kisialeu
Giovanni Cuccureddu]
85 kg Aliev Arsen Leonid Ushkalov Sandor Major
Bilal Atille
90 kg Alfonso Valcarcel Taras Gorobets Serop Atzemian
Ilyas Mansurov
+90 kg Temerland Alakalovl Yaşar Gülay Leendert Jan Mulder
Patrick Schmid

[5]

Women's taolu

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Changquan Daria Tarasova Julia Chernitsova Natalya Gerevitz
Daoshu Daria Tarasova Alona Shkut Lakkhana Bui
Gunshu Daria Tarasova Alona Shkut Julia Chernitsova
Jianshu Julia Chernitsova Ganna Varlamova Romina Quatela
Qiangshu Fang Oei Ganna Varlamova Romina Quatela
Nanquan Tatiana Ivshina Maria Clarizia Margarida Santos
Nandao Tatiana Ivshina
Nangun Tatiana Ivshina Maria Clarizia Margarida Santos
Taijiquan Fang Oei Arianna Romano Barbara Drieskens
Taijijian Fang Oei Arianna Romano Barbara Drieskens
Duilian bare hands  Italy
Antonia Di Biase
Maria Clarizia		  Turkey
Zülbiye Sebahat Demir
Gülistan Koşulan Kaçay
Duilian weapons  Ukraine
Alona Shkut
Ganna Varlamova		  Russia
Daria Tarasova
Svetlana Zhurkina

[4]

Women's sanshou

Event Gold Silver Bronze
48 kg Öznur Kızıl Cristina Aurelia Toporaste
52 kg Eva Liskova Natalya Markova Sarah Belala
56 kg Ekaterina Mukhortikova Lehize Hilal Benli Clara Victoria Patrugan
Maria Olsson
60 kg Ekaterina Balko Stefania Baron Priscilla Staubli
Gülşah Kıyak
65 kg Yeliz Fındık Margarita Kalmykova Eftychia Schismenou
Valerie Domergue
75 kg Antonia Di Biase Laura Frangu

[5]

References

  1. ^ a b "13th European Wushu Championships". European Wushu Federation. http://www.ewuf.org/ec13/files/General_Informations_EC_13_Antalya.pdf. Retrieved 2011-01-10. 
  2. ^ "Dilek Sabancı Sports Awards". Sabancı Vakfı. http://www.sabancivakfi.org/eng/?oduller/spor_odulleri/2007/dunya_ve_avrupa_sampiyonalari.html. Retrieved 2011-01-10. 
  3. ^ "13th European Wushu Championship-Participating countries". European Wushu Federation. http://www.ewuf.org/news/files/13th_ec/01_statistics.pdf. Retrieved 2010-01-12. 
  4. ^ a b "13th European Wushu Championship-Taolu Final Rrpoets". European Wushu Federation. http://www.ewuf.org/news/files/13th_ec/03_TaoluFinalReports.pdf. Retrieved 2011-01-12. 
  5. ^ a b "13th European Wushu Championship-Sanda Knockout". Eyropean Wushu Federation. http://www.ewuf.org/news/files/13th_ec/05_SandaKnockOut.pdf. Retrieved 2011-01-12. 
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