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1 RUS RUS – Russian Federation 28 21 14 63 1
2 GER GER – Germany 18 10 14 42 =3
3 ITA ITA – Italy 16 13 13 42 =3
4 FRA FRA – France 14 14 15 43 2
5 UKR UKR – Ukraine 10 7 8 25 5
6 COL COL – Colombia 9 10 2 21 9
7 JPN JPN – Japan 9 6 7 22 =7
8 CHN CHN – People’s Republic of China 8 7 5 20 =10
9 BEL BEL – Belgium 7 9 8 24 6
10 USA USA – United States of America 6 11 5 22 =7
11 HUN HUN – Hungary 6 4 4 14 =12
12 DEN DEN – Denmark 6 6 =25
13 POL POL – Poland 5 6 9 20 =10
14 BLR BLR – Belarus 4 2 5 11 =17
14 SWE SWE – Sweden 4 2 5 11 =17
16 BRA BRA – Brazil 4 2 2 8 =22
17 SUI SUI – Switzerland 3 8 3 14 =12
18 KOR KOR – Republic of Korea 3 6 3 12 16
19 AUS AUS – Australia 3 5 6 14 =12
20 THA THA – Thailand 3 5 2 10 21
21 ESP ESP – Spain 3 4 7 14 =12
22 GBR GBR – Great Britain 3 4 4 11 =17
23 ARG ARG – Argentina 3 1 2 6 =25
24 IRI IRI – Islamic Republic of Iran 2 8 1 11 =17
25 NED NED – Netherlands 2 2 2 6 =25
26 CZE CZE – Czech Republic 2 1 4 7 24
27 AUT AUT – Austria 2 1 2 5 =32
28 TPE TPE – Chinese Taipei 1 4 3 8 =22
29 CAN CAN – Canada 1 3 2 6 =25
30 MEX MEX – Mexico 1 1 3 5 =32
31 CHI CHI – Chile 1 1 2 4 =34
32 MGL MGL – Mongolia 1 1 1 3 =36
32 UAE UAE – United Arab Emirates 1 1 1 3 =36
34 AZE AZE – Azerbaijan 1 1 2 =43
35 TUR TUR – Turkey 1 3 4 =34
36 KAZ KAZ – Kazakhstan 1 2 3 =36
37 MAR MAR – Morocco 1 1 2 =43
37 PER PER – Peru 1 1 2 =43
39 ALG ALG – Algeria 1 1 =49
39 MDA MDA – Republic of Moldova 1 1 =49
39 PHI PHI – Philippines 1 1 =49
39 SRB SRB – Serbia 1 1 =49
39 VIE VIE – Vietnam 1 1 =49
44 SLO SLO – Slovenia 4 2 6 =25
45 VEN VEN – Venezuela 3 3 6 =25
46 CRO CRO – Croatia 2 1 3 =36
46 EGY EGY – Egypt 2 1 3 =36
48 ISR ISR – Israel 1 5 6 =25
49 FIN FIN – Finland 1 2 3 =36
50 HKG HKG – Hong Kong, China 1 1 2 =43
50 ROU ROU – Romania 1 1 2 =43
52 GRE GRE – Greece 1 1 =49
52 JOR JOR – Jordan 1 1 =49
52 SMR SMR – San Marino 1 1 =49
55 POR POR – Portugal 3 3 =36
56 NZL NZL – New Zealand 2 2 =43
57 DOM DOM – Dominican Republic 1 1 =49
57 LTU LTU – Lithuania 1 1 =49
57 MAS MAS – Malaysia 1 1 =49
57 MNE MNE – Montenegro 1 1 =49
57 QAT QAT – Qatar 1 1 =49
57 RSA RSA – South Africa 1 1 =49
57 SVK SVK – Slovakia 1 1 =49
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2 POL POL – Poland 4 4 2 10 1
3 SRB SRB – Serbia 2 2 4 3
4 RUS RUS – Russian Federation 2 1 3 =4
5 FRA FRA – France 2 2 =7
6 AUT AUT – Austria 1 1 1 3 =4
7 GER GER – Germany 1 1 2 =7
8 BRA BRA – Brazil 1 1 =15
8 CZE CZE – Czech Republic 1 1 =15
8 NED NED – Netherlands 1 1 =15
11 BUL BUL – Bulgaria 2 2 =7
11 GBR GBR – Great Britain 2 2 =7
11 TUR TUR – Turkey 2 2 =7
14 SWE SWE – Sweden 1 2 3 =4
15 SVK SVK – Slovakia 1 1 2 =7
16 AUS AUS – Australia 1 1 =15
16 BIH BIH – Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 1 =15
16 CAN CAN – Canada 1 1 =15
16 MEX MEX – Mexico 1 1 =15
20 THA THA – Thailand 2 2 =7
20 USA USA – United States of America 2 2 =7
22 BLR BLR – Belarus 1 1 =15
22 CHN CHN – People’s Republic of China 1 1 =15
22 CRO CRO – Croatia 1 1 =15
22 IRI IRI – Islamic Republic of Iran 1 1 =15
22 ISR ISR – Israel 1 1 =15
22 MAR MAR – Morocco 1 1 =15
22 MDA MDA – Republic of Moldova 1 1 =15
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AUGUST 4 to 12, 2017, GUELPH, ONTARIO, CANADA

WORLD DWARF GAMES 2017

August 4th – 12th, 2017

The 7th World Dwarf Games will be held from August 4-12, 2017 at the University of Guelph, in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, with registration and opening ceremonies August 4.  We welcome short-statured athletes with dwarfism from all over the world, from 4-99 years old, to participate in the 7th World Dwarf Games.

Whether you are part of a national team or an independent athlete, come and compete against your peers in archery, badminton, basketall, boccia, floor hockey, kurling, marksmanship, powerlifting, soccer, swimming, table tennis, track and field, and volleyball.

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Mission Statement

The World Dwarf Games 2017 will be the largest sporting event in history held exclusively for athletes with dwarfism. Its goal is to attract athletes with dwarfism from around the world to participate in sports that include basketball, soccer, track and field, volleyball, swimming, table tennis, badminton, floor hockey, boccia, archery, kurling, powerlifting and marksmanship.  Athletes of all ages and every level of ability will be encouraged to participate in team and individual sports and explore their own athletic abilities with others of similar stature.  Participants will also participate in special events to celebrate international understanding, promote awareness of the dwarf experience worldwide, provide on-site clinics for athletes and sports professionals and introduce participants to elite athletes with dwarfism, many of whom have participated in international competitions such as the Parapan Am Games and Paralympics. Our aim is to provide the participants, their families and supporters, a welcoming and supportive environment for excellent sport competition at the University of Guelph’s state of the art facilities, while providing opportunities for forging lifelong friendships.

World Dwarf Games 2017  Host Committee is an organization formed  in 2015 to host the 7th international games in Guelph, Ontario, Canada after submitting a successful bid to the International Dwarf Athletic Federation.  Volunteer members and directors of the hosting committee are long-standing supporters of dwarf athletics. WDG 2017 is a registered non-profit organization and a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association (RCAAA), registered charity/business number  78759 3490 RR0001.

 

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The International Dwarf Athletic Federation (IDAF), the worldwide governing body for dwarf sports, exists to: (a) encourage international sporting competition among dwarf athletes; (b) represent the needs of dwarf athletes among other international sporting organizations; (c) set and maintain standard rules for sports used in international competition; (d) establish eligibility and profiling rules for participating athletes; and (e) support a World Games every four years.

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Athlete and  non-participant check-in will begin on August 4th, 2017 at 10 a.m.  Please note that on-site registration is not available and you must pre-register by April 15 or by April 30 with a late penalty.

We are currently planning Opening Ceremonies to be held at Alumni Stadium on August 4th at 7 pm.  This will include the parade of athletes!  Remember to bring your country’s flag!

Please note that the schedule is subject to change for reasons including facility, personnel or scheduling conflicts.  We will endeavor to keep it updated, but understand that we are not responsible for difficulties that may arise for athletes or their families due to any changes that we make.  Understand that it is very difficult to set a schedule until all registrations are complete and sport techs have had an opportunity to create the schedules for individual sports.

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The FINA World Masters Championships (or “Masters Worlds”) is an international Aquatics championships for adults (per FINA rules, Masters are 25 years old and older). The championships is held biennially, with competition in all five of FINA’s disciplines: Swimming, Diving, Water polo, Open water swimming, and Synchronized swimming.[1] Starting in 2015, the competition will be held jointly with the FINA World Aquatics Championships.[2]

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1 1986 Japan Tokyo, Japan 12–16 July
2 1988 Australia Brisbane, Australia 10–15 October
3 1990 Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 6–13 August
4 1992 United States Indianapolis, USA 25 June – 5 July
5 1994 Canada Montreal, Canada 4–10 July
6 1996 United Kingdom Sheffield, Great Britain 23 Juni – 3 July
7 1998 Morocco Casablanca, Morocco 19–30 June
8 2000 Germany Munich, Germany 29 July – 4 August
9 2002 New Zealand Christchurch, New Zealand 21 March – 3 April
10 2004 Italy Riccione, Italy 1–13 June
11 2006 United States Stanford, USA 4–17 August
12 2008 Australia Perth, Australia 18–25 April
13 2010 Sweden Gothenburg and Borås, Sweden 27 July – 7 August
14 2012 Italy Riccione, Italy 3–17 June
15 2014 Canada Montreal, Canada 27 July – 10 August
16 2015 Russia Kazan, Russia 5–16 August
17 2017 Hungary Budapest, Hungary 7–20 August

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The World Masters Athletics Championships are the biennial championships for masters athletics events held under the auspices of World Masters Athletics, formerly called the World Association of Veteran Athletes, for athletes over the age of 35 years.[1]

The outdoor championships began in Toronto, Canada on August 11, 1975 and have continued in odd numbered years. In July 2011, World Masters Athletics changed their constitution to hold Championships in even numbered years, starting in 2016. Perth, Australia was selected to hold the first even year meet.[2] Later Road Racing Championships called Non-Stadia Championships were added, starting in Birmingham, England August 29–30, 1992. Indoor Championships in even numbered years started Sindelfingen, Germany, March 10–14, 2004.

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Edition Year City Country Venue Date Website
I 1975 Toronto Canada 11–16 August
II 1977 Gothenburg Sweden Slottskogsvallen 8–13 August
III 1979 Hanover Germany 27 July–2 August
IV 1981 Christchurch New Zealand Queen Elizabeth II Park 7–14 January
V 1983 San Juan Puerto Rico 23–30 September
VI 1985 Rome Italy 22–30 July
VII 1987 Melbourne Australia 29 November–6 December
VIII 1989 Eugene United States Hayward Field 27 July–6 August
IX 1991 Turku Finland 18–28 July
X 1993 Miyazaki Japan Miyazaki Athletic Stadium 7–17 October
XI 1995 Buffalo United States University at Buffalo 13–23 July
XII 1997 Durban South Africa 17–27 July
XIII 1999 Gateshead United Kingdom Gateshead International Stadium 29 July–8 August
XIV 2001 Brisbane Australia 1–14 July
XV 2003 Carolina Puerto Rico 1–13 July
XVI 2005 San Sebastian Spain Anoeta 22 August–3 September
XVII 2007 Riccione Italy Stadio Italo Nicoletti 4–15 September
XVIII 2009 Lahti Finland Lahden Stadion 28 July–8 August
XIX 2011 Sacramento United States Hornet Stadium 6–17 July
XX 2013 Porto Alegre Brazil PUCRS 15–27 October
XXI 2015 Lyon France Stephane-Diagana Athletic Hall 4–16 August http://www.lyon2015.com/en
XXII 2016 Perth Australia Western Australian Athletics Stadium 26 October–6 November http://www.perth2016.com/
XXIII 2018 Málaga Spain Malaga Athletics Stadium 8–20 September http://www.malaga2018.com/
XXIV 2020 Toronto Canada York Lions Stadium & Varsity Stadium 20 July–1 August http://www.wmatoronto2020.com/

World Indoor Championships

Edition Year City Country Venue Date
I 2004 Sindelfingen Germany Glaspalast Sindelfingen 10–14 March
II 2006 Linz Austria Tips Arena 15–20 March
III 2008 Clermont-Ferrand France Stadium Jean Pellez 17–22 March
IV 2010 Kamloops Canada Tournament Capital Centre 1–6 March
V 2012 Jyväskylä Finland Hippos Sports Centre 3–8 April
VI 2014 Budapest Hungary Syma Sport Center 25–30 March
VII 2017 Daegu South Korea Daegu Athletics Promotion Center 19–25 March

World Masters (Veterans) Non-Stadia Championships

The biennial World Veterans Non-Stadia Championships were first held in 1992 and renamed the World Masters Non-Stadia Championships in 2002 following the change in name of the governing body of veterans athletics from the WAVA (World Association of Veteran Athletes) to the WMA (World Masters Athletics).[3]

Edition Year City Country Date
I 1992 Birmingham United Kingdom 29–30 August
II 1994 Scarborough Canada 30–31 July
III 1996 Brugge Belgium 29–30 June
IV 1998 Kobe Japan 28–29 March
V 2000 Valladolid Spain 13 May
VI 2002 Riccione Italy 24–26 May
VII 2004 Manukau, Auckland, Rotorua New Zealand 18 April – 1 May
VIII 2006 Linz Austria 17–19 March

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1  GER GERMANY 101 82 70 253
2  GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 59 55 41 155
3  POL POLAND 56 58 48 162
4  ESP SPAIN 30 19 15 64
5  ITA ITALY 24 23 19 66
6  FRA FRANCE 23 27 25 75
7  FIN FINLAND 23 21 29 73
8  CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 21 10 27 58
9  RUS RUSSIA 20 15 18 53
10  SWE SWEDEN 14 17 7 38
11  AUT AUSTRIA 12 5 7 24
12  LAT LATVIA 11 15 14 40
13  UKR UKRAINE 10 4 3 17
14  NED NETHERLANDS 8 12 9 29
15  EST ESTONIA 8 7 7 22
16  ROU ROMANIA 8 0 2 10
17  POR PORTUGAL 7 5 2 14
18  BEL BELGIUM 6 3 9 18
19  DEN DENMARK 5 6 4 15
20  NOR NORWAY 4 12 8 24
21  IRL IRELAND 4 5 5 14
22  SVK SLOVAK REPUBLIK 4 4 2 10
23  SUI SWITZERLAND 3 6 1 10
24  HUN HUNGARY 3 1 6 10
25  LTU LITHUANIA 2 7 6 15
26  TUR TURKEY 2 1 2 5
27  LUX LUXEMBOURG 1 4 1 6
28  CRO CROATIA 1 1 0 2
29  GRE GREECE 1 0 1 2
30  MNE MONTENEGRO 1 0 0 1
31  SLO SLOVENIA 0 1 1 2
32  ISL ICELAND 0 1 0 1
33  BLR BELARUS 0 0 1 1
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2017

April 30  6th EMMRC MonteScatano (ESP)
March 19 – 25  7th WMACI Daegu (KOR)

2016

October 26 – November 6  22nd WMACS Perth (AUS)
May 20 – 22 15th EMACNS Vila Real de Santo António (POR)
March 29 – April 3 11th EMACI Ancona (ITA)

2015

August 4 – 16  21st WMACS Lyon (FRA)
May 15 – 17  13th EMACNS Grossseto (ITA)
March 23 – 28 10th EMACI Torun (POL)

2014

September 6  13th WMMRC Telfes (AUT)
August 22 – 31  19th EVACS Izmir (TUR)
June 14   5th EMMRC Nowa Ruda (POL)
March 25 – 30  6th WMACI Budapest (HUN)

2013

October 16 – 27 20th WMACS Porto Alegré (BRA)
May 23 – 26  12th EVACNS Ùpice (CZE)
March 19 – 24  9th EVACI San Sebastian (ESP)

2012

August 16 – 25 18th EVACS Zittau (GER) / Zgorzelec (POL) / Hrádek n. N. (CZE)
July 1 4th EMRRC Bludenz (AUT)
May 19  12th WMMRC Bühlertal (GER)
April 3 – 8   5th WMACI Jyväskylä (FIN)

2011

September 17 11th WMMRC Paluzza (ITA)
July 6 – 17      19th WMACS Sacramento (USA)
May 13 – 15 12th EVACNS Thionville / Yutz (FRA)
March 16 – 20  8th EVACI Gent (BEL) (Women)
March 16 – 20  8th EVACI Gent (BEL) (Men)

2010

August 28      10th WMMRC Korbielow (POL)
July 15 – 24  17th ECACS Nyíregyháza (HUN)
May 16         3rd EMMRC Cerdanyola del Vallès (ESP)
March 1 – 6   4th WMACI Kamloops (CAN)

2009

October 11 – 19    7th WMG Sydney (AUS)
September 12       9th WMMRC Zagreb (CRO)
July 28 – August 8  18th WMACS Lahti (FIN)
May 29 – 31          11th EVACNS Aarhus (DEN)
March 25 – 29 7th EVACI Ancona (ITA)

2008

September 6      8th WMMRC Dolni Morava (CZE)
September 2 1st EMG Malmö (SWE)
July 23 – August 3 16 th EVACS Ljubljana (SLO)
June 28             2nd EMMRC Lenzerheide (SUI)
March 17 – 22    3rd WMACI Clermont-Ferrand (FRA)

2007

September 23      7th WMMRC Bludenz (AUT)
September 15 17th WMACS Riccione (ITA)
May 17 – 20          10th EVACNS Regensburg (GER)
March 22 – 25 6th EVACI Helsinki (FIN)

2006

September 24      6th WMMRC Saillon-Ovronnaz (SUI)
July 20 – 30    15th EVACS Poznan (POL)
April 30           1st EMMRC Zell a.H. (GER)
March 15 – 20 2nd WMACI Linz (AUT)

2005

September 10      5th WMMRC Keswick (GBR)
August 22 – September 3 16th WMACS San Sebastian (ESP)
July 24 – 31         6th WMG Edmonton (CAN)
May 13 – 15         9th EVACNS  Vila Real de Santo António (POR)
March 10 – 13 5th EVACI Eskilstuna (SWE)

2004

August 28           4th WMMRC Sauze d’Oulx (ITA)
July 22 – August 1  14th EVACS Aarhus (DEN)
March 10 – 14     1st WMACI Sindelfingen (GER)

2003

September 19   3rd Zell am Harmersbach (GER)
May 24 – 25 8th EVACNS Upice (CZE)
March 6 – 9        4th EVACI San Sebastian (ESP)

2002

October 7 – 11 5th WMG Melbourne (AUS)
September 21 2nd WMMRC Innsbruck (AUT)
August 15 – 25 13th EVACS Potsdam (GER)

2001

September 22 1st WMMRC Ustroń (POL)
July 4 – 12  14th WMACS Brisbane (AUS)
April 28 – 29 7th EVACNS Bugibba (MLT)
March 8 – 11 3rd EVACI Bordeaux (FRA)

2000

July 6 – 16 12th EVACS Jyväskylä (FIN)

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17th European Veterans Athletics Championships

15. – 24. Jul 2010 

16th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Ljubljana, Slovenia
23. Jul – 03. Aug 2008 

15th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Poznan, Poland
20. – 30. Jul 2006 

14th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Aarhus, Denmark
22. Jul – 01. Aug 2004 

Countries: 38 | Competitors: 3670

13th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Potsdam, Germany
15. – 25. Aug 2002 

Countries: 38 | Competitors: 4385

12th European Veterans Athletics Championships

06. – 16. Jul 2000 

Countries: 40 | Competitors: 2900

11th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Cesenatico, Italy
11. – 19. Sep 1998

Countries: 21 | Competitors: 4291

10th European Veterans Athletics Championships

19. – 27. Jul 1996

Countries: 34 | Competitors: 3422

9th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Athen, Greece
03. – 12. Jun 1994

Countries: 38 | Competitors: 2706

8th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Kristiansand, Norway
26. Jun – 04. Jul 1992

Countries: 28 | Competitors: 2921

7th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Budapest, Hungary
30. Jun – 07. Jul 1990

Countries: 26 | Competitors: 3056

6th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Verona, Italy
25. Jun – 02. Jul 1988

Countries: 27 | Competitors: 2981

5th European Veterans Athletics Championships

28. Jul – 02. Aug 1986

Countries: 22 | Competitors: 2149

4th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Brighton, Great Britain
20. – 25. Aug 1984

Countries: 22 | Competitors: ?

3th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Strassburg, France
14. – 18. Jul 1982

Countries: 22 | Competitors: ?

2th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Helsinki, Finland
06. – 10. Aug 1980

Countries: 18 | Competitors: ?

1th European Veterans Athletics Championships
Viareggio, Italy
10. – 16. Sep 1978

Countries: 21 | Competitors: 1193

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1  GER GERMANY 120 91 82 293
2  GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 66 53 38 157
3  ITA ITALY 42 41 32 115
4  FIN FINLAND 36 31 21 88
5  RUS RUSSIA 35 53 50 138
6  ESP SPAIN 21 23 18 62
7  FRA FRANCE 19 15 21 55
8  POR PORTUGAL 18 6 6 30
9  DEN DENMARK 16 11 3 30
10  AUT AUSTRIA 15 6 5 26
11  EST ESTONIA 13 9 10 32
12  POL POLAND 13 8 14 35
13  NED NETHERLANDS 12 9 7 28
14  CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 11 14 11 36
15  SUI SWITZERLAND 11 14 9 34
16  SWE SWEDEN 10 17 9 36
17  BEL BELGIUM 9 7 10 26
18  GRE GREECE 8 8 10 26
19  NOR NORWAY 8 7 6 21
20  LAT LATVIA 7 8 7 22
21  UKR UKRAINE 7 7 8 22
22  ROU ROMANIA 7 4 2 13
23  LTU LITHUANIA 6 4 8 18
24  HUN HUNGARY 6 2 2 10
25  TUR TURKEY 5 22 21 48
26  IRL IRELAND 4 3 3 10
27  MDA MOLDOVA 4 2 0 6
28  CYP CYPRUS 4 0 1 5
28  BLR BELARUS 4 0 1 5
30  SLO SLOVENIA 3 5 5 13
31  BUL BULGARIA 3 3 3 9
32  CRO CROATIA 3 1 1 5
33  SVK SLOVAK REPUBLIK 2 3 5 10
34  LUX LUXEMBOURG 1 3 0 4
35  AZE AZERBAIJAN 1 1 2 4
36  BIH BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA 0 2 1 3
37  MNE MONTENEGRO 0 2 0 2
38  SRB SERBIA 0 0 2 2
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2017 European Masters Athletics Championships Medal Table

http://www.fidalservizi.it/risultati/2017/AArhus_2017/MEDALTABLE1.htm

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Pos. Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  GER GERMANY 148 127 132 407
2  GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 93 63 52 208
3  FIN FINLAND 36 40 42 118
4  ITA ITALY 36 35 18 89
5  FRA FRANCE 35 29 42 106
6  DEN DENMARK 34 31 30 95
7  ESP SPAIN 31 40 21 92
8  NED NETHERLANDS 30 24 18 72
9  POL POLAND 30 13 20 63
10  POR PORTUGAL 18 13 8 39
11  SWE SWEDEN 16 21 24 61
12  NOR NORWAY 13 15 16 44
13  CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 13 14 14 41
14  UKR UKRAINE 12 3 6 21
15  EST ESTONIA 11 9 6 26
16  BEL BELGIUM 9 14 19 42
17  AUT AUSTRIA 6 15 9 30
18  LAT LATVIA 6 7 9 22
19  LTU LITHUANIA 5 6 3 14
20  SVK SLOVAK REPUBLIK 4 6 1 11
21  HUN HUNGARY 4 4 7 15
22  ROU ROMANIA 4 2 1 7
23  GRE GREECE 3 2 2 7
24  SUI SWITZERLAND 2 6 7 15
25  IRL IRELAND 2 5 9 16
26  BLR BELARUS 1 5 0 6
27  LUX LUXEMBOURG 1 2 1 4
28  SLO SLOVENIA 1 1 5 7
29  ISR ISRAEL 1 1 0 2
29  CRO CROATIA 1 1 0 2
31  SRB SERBIA 0 1 1 2
31  TUR TURKEY 0 1 1 2
33  ISL ICELAND 0 0 2 2
34  MDA MOLDOVA 0 0 1 1
34  MLT MALTA 0 0 1 1
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European Maters Athletics Championships, results and medal table

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Veterans_Athletics_Championships

The European Veterans Athletics Championships are the biannual championships for masters athletics events held under the auspices of European Veterans Athletics Association that held first edition in 1997.[1]

Contents

European Veterans Outdoor Championships

Edition Year Venue Dates Notes
1 1978 ItalyViareggio 10-16 September [2]
2 1980 FinlandHelsinki 6-10 August [2]
3 1982 FranceStrasbourg 14-18 July [2]
4 1984 United KingdomBrighton 20-25 August [2]
5 1986 SwedenMalmö 28 July-2 August [2]
6 1988 ItalyVerona 25 June-2 July [2]
7 1990 HungaryBudapest 30 June-7 July [2]
8 1992 NorwayKristiansand 26 June-4 July [2]
9 1994 GreeceAthens 3-12 June [2]
10 1996 SwedenMalmö 19-27 July [2]
11 1998 ItalyCesenatico 11-19 September [2]
12 2000 Finland Jyväskylä 6-16 July [3]
13 2002 Germany Potsdam 15-25 August [3]
14 2004 Denmark Aarhus 22 July-1 August [3]
15 2006 Poland Poznan 20-30 July [3]
16 2008 Slovenia Ljubljana 23 July-3 August [3]
17 2010 Hungary Nyíregyháza 15-24 July [3]
18 2012 Germany Zittau Poland Zgorzelec Czech Republic Hrádek 16-25 August [3]
19 2014 Turkey Izmir 22-31 August [1]
20 2017 Denmark Aarhus 27 July-6 August [4]

European Veterans Indoor Championships

Year Venue Dates Notes
1997 United Kingdom Birmingham 28 February-2 March [2]
1999 Sweden Malmö 5-7 March [2]
2001 France Bordeaux 8–11 March [5]
2003 Spain San Sebastián 6–9 March [5]
2005 Sweden Eskilstuna 10–13 March [5]
2007 Finland Helsinki 22–25 March [5]
2009 Italy Ancona 25–29 March [5]
2011 Belgium Gand 16–20 March [5]
2013 Spain San Sebastián 19–24 March [6]
2015 Poland Torun 23-28 March [7][3]
2016 Italy Ancona 29 March–3 April [5]

http://european-masters-athletics.org/about-us/european-veteran-championships.html

Veteran Championships

European Masters’/ Veterans’ Ahletics Championships – Stadia (EVACS)

Countries Competitors
1. Viareggio/ITA 10.09 – 16.09 1978 21 1193
2. Helsinki/FIN 06.08 – 10.08 1980 18 ?
3. Strassburg/FRA 14.07 – 18.07 1982 22 2700
4. Brighton/GBR 20.08 – 25.08 1984 22 ?
5. Malmö/SWE 28.07 – 02.08 1986 22 2149
6. Verona/ITA 25.06 – 02.07 1988 27 2981
7. Budapest/HUN 30.06 – 07.07 1990 26 3056
8. Kristiansand/NOR 26.06 – 04.07 1992 28 2921
9. Athen/GRE 03.06 – 12.06 1994 38 2706
10. Malmö/SWE 19.07 – 27.07 1996 34 3422
11. Cesenatico/ITA 11.09 – 19.09 1998 36 4291
12. Jyväskylä/FIN 06.07 – 16.07 2000 40 2900
13. Potsdam/GER 15.08 – 25.08 2002 38 4385
14. Aarhus/DEN 22.07 – 01.08 2004 40 3670
15. Poznan/POL 19.07 – 30.07 2006 37 3067
16. Ljubljana/SLO 23.07 – 03.08 2008 42 3693
17. Nyiregyhaza/HUN 15.07 – 24.07 2010 41 3134
18. Zittau/Bogatynia/Hradek 16.08 – 25.08 2012 38 3837
19. Izmir/TUR 22.08 – 31.08 2014 41 2027

European Masters’/ Veterans’ Athletics Championships – Indoor (EVACI)

Countries Competitors
1. Birmingham/GBR 28.02 – 02.03 1997 29 1260
2. Malmö/SWE 05.03 – 07.03 1999 28 853
3. Bordeaux/FRA 08.03 – 11.03 2001 30 1410
4. San Sebastian/ESP 06.03 – 09.03 2003 33 1586
5. Eskilstuna/SWE 10.03 – 13.03 2005 31 1247
6. Helsinki/FIN 22.03 – 25.03 2007 36 2092
7. Ancona/ITA 25.03 – 29.03 2009 39 2872
8. Gent/BEL 16.03 – 20.03 2011 43 3406
9. San Sebastian/ESP 19.03 – 24.03 2013 39 3273
10. Torun/POL 23.03 – 28.03 2015 40 4009

European Masters’/Veterans’ Athletics Championships – Non-Stadia (EVACNS)

Countries Competitors
1. Brügge/BEL 24.06 – 25.06 1989 20 1038
2. Dolo+Mira/ITA 05.10 – 06.10 1991 13 957
3. Upice/CZE 29.05 – 30.05 1993 21 541
4. Valladolid/ESP 13.05 – 14.05 1995 18 759
5. Den Haag/NED 31.05 – 01.06 1997 17 478
6. Brügge/BEL 26.06 – 27.06 1999 24 1272
7. Qormi/MAL 28.04 – 29.04 2001 27 718
8. Upice/CZE 24.05 – 25.05 2003 25 765
9. Vila Real/POR 13.05 – 15.05 2005 23 899
10. Regensburg/GER 17.05 – 20.05 2007 27 1487
11. Aarhus/DEN 29.05 – 31.05 2009 28 664
12. Thionville + Yutz/FRA 13.05 – 15.05 2011 26 1001
13. Upice/CZE 23.05 – 26.05 2013 28 831
14. Grosseto/ITA 15.05 – 17.05 2015 20 1078

European Masters Mountain Running Champonships (EMMRC)

Countries Competitors
1. Unterharmersbach/GER 30.04.2006 19 468
2. Lenzerheide/SUI 28.06.2008 12 255
3. Cerdanyola/ESP 16.05.2010 10 255
4. Bludenz/AUT 01.07.2012 14 329
5. Nowa Ruda /POL 14.06.2014 16 305

See also

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_European_Masters_Athletics_Championships

2017 European Masters Athletics Championships

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2017 European Masters Athletics Championships
Host city Aarhus, Denmark
Date(s) 27 July-6 August
Main stadium Atletion
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Level Masters
Type Stadia
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European Masters Athletics Championships

The twentieth European Masters Athletics Championships will be held in Aarhus, Denmark, from 27 July-6 August 2017.[1] The European Masters Athletics Championships serve the division of the sport of athletics for people over 35 years of age, referred to as masters athletics.

References

  1. EVAA, mediasprint gmbh /. “Championships 2017”. http://www.evaa.ch. Retrieved 2016-05-13.
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Organization: AARHUS 1900 A/M – Aarhus, Denmark
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Pos. Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  GER GERMANY 148 127 132 407
2  GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 93 63 52 208
3  FIN FINLAND 36 40 42 118
4  ITA ITALY 36 35 18 89
5  FRA FRANCE 35 29 42 106
6  DEN DENMARK 34 31 30 95
7  ESP SPAIN 31 40 21 92
8  NED NETHERLANDS 30 24 18 72
9  POL POLAND 30 13 20 63
10  POR PORTUGAL 18 13 8 39
11  SWE SWEDEN 16 21 24 61
12  NOR NORWAY 13 15 16 44
13  CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 13 14 14 41
14  UKR UKRAINE 12 3 6 21
15  EST ESTONIA 11 9 6 26
16  BEL BELGIUM 9 14 19 42
17  AUT AUSTRIA 6 15 9 30
18  LAT LATVIA 6 7 9 22
19  LTU LITHUANIA 5 6 3 14
20  SVK SLOVAK REPUBLIK 4 6 1 11
21  HUN HUNGARY 4 4 7 15
22  ROU ROMANIA 4 2 1 7
23  GRE GREECE 3 2 2 7
24  SUI SWITZERLAND 2 6 7 15
25  IRL IRELAND 2 5 9 16
26  BLR BELARUS 1 5 0 6
27  LUX LUXEMBOURG 1 2 1 4
28  SLO SLOVENIA 1 1 5 7
29  ISR ISRAEL 1 1 0 2
29  CRO CROATIA 1 1 0 2
31  SRB SERBIA 0 1 1 2
31  TUR TURKEY 0 1 1 2
33  ISL ICELAND 0 0 2 2
34  MDA MOLDOVA 0 0 1 1
34  MLT MALTA 0 0 1 1
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INDIVIDUAL RANKING / COMBINED EVENTS TEAM RANKING
Decathlon M35 ROAD WALK 20Km – M35 ROAD WALK 20Km – M35 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M40 ROAD WALK 20Km – M40 ROAD WALK 20Km – M40 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M45 ROAD WALK 20Km – M45 ROAD WALK 20Km – M45 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M50 ROAD WALK 20Km – M50 ROAD WALK 20Km – M50 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M55 ROAD WALK 20Km – M55 ROAD WALK 20Km – M55 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M60 ROAD WALK 20Km – M60 ROAD WALK 20Km – M60 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M65 ROAD WALK 20Km – M65 ROAD WALK 20Km – M65 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M70 ROAD WALK 20Km – M70 ROAD WALK 20Km – M70 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M75 ROAD WALK 20Km – M80 ROAD WALK 20Km – M80 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M80 HALF MARATHON M35 HALF MARATHON – M35 SCORING DETAILS
Decathlon M90 HALF MARATHON M40 HALF MARATHON – M40 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M35 HALF MARATHON M45 HALF MARATHON – M45 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M40 HALF MARATHON M50 HALF MARATHON – M50 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M45 HALF MARATHON M55 HALF MARATHON – M55 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M50 HALF MARATHON M60 HALF MARATHON – M60 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M55 HALF MARATHON M65 HALF MARATHON – M65 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M60 HALF MARATHON M70 HALF MARATHON – M70 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M65 HALF MARATHON M75 HALF MARATHON – M75 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M70 ROAD WALK 10Km – W35 ROAD WALK 10Km – W35 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M75 ROAD WALK 10Km – W40 ROAD WALK 10Km – W40 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M80 ROAD WALK 10Km – W45 ROAD WALK 10Km – W45 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon M85 ROAD WALK 10Km – W50 ROAD WALK 10Km – W50 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W35 ROAD WALK 10Km – W55 ROAD WALK 10Km – W55 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W40 ROAD WALK 10Km – W65 ROAD WALK 10Km – W65 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W45 ROAD WALK 10Km – W70 ROAD WALK 10Km – W70 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W50 HALF MARATHON W35 HALF MARATHON – W35 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W55 HALF MARATHON W40 HALF MARATHON – W40 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W60 HALF MARATHON W45 HALF MARATHON – W45 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W65 HALF MARATHON W50 HALF MARATHON – W50 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W70 HALF MARATHON W55 HALF MARATHON – W55 SCORING DETAILS
Heptathlon W75 HALF MARATHON W60 HALF MARATHON – W60 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon W35 HALF MARATHON W65 HALF MARATHON – W65 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon W40 HALF MARATHON W70 HALF MARATHON – W70 SCORING DETAILS
Throwing Pentathlon W45
Throwing Pentathlon W50
Throwing Pentathlon W55
Throwing Pentathlon W60
Throwing Pentathlon W65
Throwing Pentathlon W70
Throwing Pentathlon W75
Throwing Pentathlon W80
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Asian Roller Sports Championship History , Results and Medal Table

Asian Roller Sports Championship

Asian Roller Sports Championship is one of the biggest event in Asian Region For Roller Sport, it started in 1985, it is held every 2 years. The Confederation of Asia Roller Sports (CARS) is the main roller skating organization of Asia. The CARS is part of the International Roller Sports Federation, or FIRS. Varieties of skating governed by the CARS include:

One of the most important events organized by CARS is the Roller Hockey Asia Cup and Inline Hockey Asia Cup.

Championships

Categories:

  • 1-Speed Skating
  • 2-Freestyle Skating
  • 3-Artistic Skating
  • 4-Roller Hockey(Rink Hockey)
  • 5-Inline Hockey
No. Year Host City, Country
1 1985 Asian Roller Sports Championships Japan [[]], Japan
2 1987 Asian Roller Sports Championships
3 1989 Asian Roller Sports Championships
4 1991 Asian Roller Sports Championships
5 1993 Asian Roller Sports Championships
6 1995 Asian Roller Sports Championships
7 1997 Asian Roller Sports Championships South Korea Kangnung, South Korea
8 1999 Asian Roller Sports Championships China Shanghai, China
9 2001 Asian Roller Sports Championships Chinese Taipei Taitung, Chinese Taipei
10 2004 Asian Roller Sports Championships Japan Akita, Japan
11 2005 Asian Roller Sports Championships South Korea Jeonju, South Korea
12 2006 Asian Roller Sports Championships Chinese Taipei Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei
13 2008 Asian Roller Sports Championships China Haining, China
14 2010 Asian Roller Sports Championships Chinese Taipei Kaoshiung, Chinese Taipei
15 2012 Asian Roller Sports Championships China Hefei, China
16 2014 Asian Roller Sports Championships China Haining, China
17 2016 Asian Roller Sports Championships China Lishui, China

See Also

External links

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