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perjantai 31. heinäkuuta 2015

ICE HOCKEY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 IN CZECH REPUBLIC -

Championship

For more details on this topic, see 2015 IIHF World Championship.
The top division championship took place from 1 to 17 May 2015 with the participation of sixteen teams. Czech Republic hosted the event with games played in Prague and Ostrava. Canada won the championship, defeating Russia in the final.
The IIHF's official final rankings of the tournament:[1]
Gold medal icon.svg  Canada
Silver medal icon.svg  Russia
Bronze medal icon.svg  United States
4  Czech Republic
5  Sweden
6  Finland
7  Belarus
8   Switzerland
9  Slovakia
10  Germany
11  Norway
12  France
13  Latvia
14  Denmark
15  Austria
16  Slovenia
 
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sunnuntai 31. toukokuuta 2015

ATHLETICS - ARI MANNIO FINNISH STAR JAVELIN THROWER -

Ari Mannio

 
 
Ari Mannio
Mannio 2010-06-04 Bislett Games.jpg
Ari Mannio at the 2010 Bislett Games
Personal information
Born July 23, 1987 (age 27)
Lehtimäki, Finland
Height 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Weight 100 kg (220 lb)
Sport
Country  Finland
Sport Athletics
Event(s) Javelin
Updated on 11 August 2012.
Ari Pekka Mannio[1] (born July 23, 1987 in Lehtimäki, Finland) is a Finnish javelin thrower.

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Early career

Mannio first represented Finland internationally at the 2003 European Youth Olympic Festival in Paris, France, where he won the bronze medal.[2] The next year, he competed in the 2004 World Junior Championships in Grosseto, Italy, placing 6th against boys up to two years older and setting a new personal best of 70.63 metres with the men's 800 gram javelin.[3] In 2005, Mannio's first full year with the men's implement, he claimed a bronze at the European Junior Championships in Kaunas, Lithuania.[4]
2006 saw Mannio's first successes against adult throwers, as he claimed a bronze medal at the 2006 Finnish Championships.[5] However, even though he entered the World Junior Championships in Beijing, China, as the world junior leader, he was convincingly beaten in the final by South Africa's Robert Oosthuizen.[6] The next year, he again failed to claim international gold despite having the best mark coming in; entering the European U23 Championships in Debrecen, Hungary as the only man in the field to have broken 80 metres,[7] Mannio was narrowly pushed out of the medals altogether and had to be content with 4th.[8]
2008 still featured steady development, as Mannio recorded a new personal best of 81.54 in June 2008.[9] However, he was still only the sixth best thrower in Finland that year and nowhere near making the three-man team for the Beijing Olympics.

Elite career

Mannio opened 2009 with a massive personal best of 85.70, an improvement of more than four metres on his previous best.[1] This mark was only beaten that year by five throwers worldwide[10] and would remain his season best, even though he also exceeded his 2008 best in all of his next four competitions and either exceeded or equalled it in a total of ten competitions over the year.[1] He also finally struck international gold: again entering the European U23 Championships as the leading favorite, he was passed in the last round by Czech Republic's Petr Frydrych but rebounded with a championship record of 84.57.[11]
Even so, he missed making Finland's four-man team for the 2009 World Championships. Tero Pitkämäki was named as the defending World Champion and Tero Järvenpää based on his stellar 2008 season, while Teemu Wirkkala, who like the other two had represented Finland at the Olympics the year before, qualified in the first trial meet at Pihtipudas.[12] This left the fourth spot between Mannio and Antti Ruuskanen.[12] Ruuskanen beat Mannio in many of the remaining meets, crucially including the Finnish Championships, and got the last spot while Mannio was named a reserve.[13]

Seasonal bests by year

  • 2003 - 60.58
  • 2004 - 70.63
  • 2005 - 76.40
  • 2006 - 79.68
  • 2007 - 80.31
  • 2008 - 81.54
  • 2009 - 85.70
  • 2010 - 85.12
  • 2011 - 85.12
  • 2012 - 84.62
  • 2013 - 84.65
  • 2014 - 83.70
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keskiviikko 23. heinäkuuta 2014

BASKETBALL: EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP IN SLOVENIA 2913, FINAL RANKING

Final ranking


 Qualified for the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup.

Qualified as host nation for the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup.

Received Wild Card for the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup.
Rank Team Record
1  France 8–3
2  Lithuania 8–3
3  Spain 7–4
4  Croatia 8–3
5  Slovenia 7–4
6  Ukraine 6–5
7  Serbia 6–5
8  Italy 6–5
9  Finland 5–3
 Belgium 3–5
11  Greece 4–4
 Latvia 4–4
13  Bosnia and Herzegovina 3–2
 Czech Republic 2–3
 Great Britain 2–3
 Sweden 1–4
17  Germany 2–3
 Montenegro 2–3
 Georgia 1–4
 Turkey 1–4
21  Macedonia 1–4
 Israel 1–4
 Russia 1–4
 Poland 1–4
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torstai 26. kesäkuuta 2014

BASKETBALL:Ranking Men after 2013 Continental Championships KORIPALLON MAATILASTO


Ranking Men after 2013 Continental Championships
(last updated: 22 Sep 2013)
 
 
World
rank		 Country Zone
rank		 IOC Current points +/- Rank *
1. USAUSA 1. USA 940.0 0
2. ESPSpain 1. ESP 885.0 0
3. ARGArgentina 2. ARG 490.0 0
4. LTULithuania 2. LTU 432.0 +1
5. GREGreece 3. GRE 376.0 -1
6. RUSRussia 4. RUS 353.0 0
7. TURTurkey 5. TUR 294.0 0
8. FRAFrance 6. FRA 280.0 0
9. AUSAustralia 1. AUS 234.0 +1
10. BRABrazil 3. BRA 222.0 -1
11. SRBSerbia 7. SRB 194.0 +1
12. CHNChina 1. CHN 188.9 -1
13. SLOSlovenia 8. SLO 158.0 +1
14. GERGermany 9. GER 144.0 -1
15. ANGAngola 1. ANG 143.0 0
16. CROCroatia 10. CRO 137.0 0
17. PURPuerto Rico 4. PUR 115.0 +2
18. NGRNigeria 2. NGR 109.0 -1
19. NZLNew Zealand 2. NZL 102.0 -1
20. IRIIslamic Republic of Iran 2. IRI 94.2 0
21. ITAItaly 11. ITA 73.0 0
22. GBRGreat Britain 12. GBR 68.0 +1
23. TUNTunisia 3. TUN 65.6 -1
24. MEXMexico 5. MEX 59.2 +8
25. CANCanada 6. CAN 49.0 +1
26. DOMDominican Republic 7. DOM 47.2 +1
27. URUUruguay 8. URU 40.0 +2
28. VENVenezuela 9. VEN 36.2 -4
29. LIBLebanon 3. LIB 35.4 -4
30. JORJordan 4. JOR 33.8 0
31. KORKorea 5. KOR 30.6 +2
31. PANPanama 10. PAN 30.6 -3
33. MKDMKD 13. MKD 26.0 +1
34. PHIPhilippines 6. PHI 22.8 +11
35. JPNJapan 7. JPN 22.6 0
36. CIVCote d'Ivoire 4. CIV 21.2 +2
37. ISRIsrael 14. ISR 21.0 -6
37. LATLatvia 15. LAT 21.0 +2
39. FINFinland 16. FIN 20.0 +9
40. POLPoland 17. POL 19.0 0
41. SENSenegal 5. SEN 18.2 -4
42. QATQatar 8. QAT 17.3 -6
43. CMRCameroon 6. CMR 16.2 0
44. TPEChinese Taipei 9. TPE 15.9 -2
45. UKRUkraine 18. UKR 15.0 +5
46. EGYEgypt 7. EGY 14.4 +14
46. PARParaguay 11. PAR 14.4 +9
48. BULBulgaria 19. BUL 12.0 -8
48. CZECzech Republic 20. CZE 12.0 +13
50. BELBelgium 21. BEL 11.0 +27
50. PORPortugal 22. POR 11.0 -6
52. KAZKazakhstan 10. KAZ 10.8 -5
53. GEOGeorgia 23. GEO 10.0 -3
54. CPVCape Verde 8. CPV 9.8 +1
55. CAFCentral African Republic 9. CAF 8.8 -9
55. JAMJamaica 12. JAM 8.8 0
57. BIHBosnia and Herzegovina 24. BIH 8.0 -7
57. CUBCuba 13. CUB 8.0 -7
59. MARMorocco 10. MAR 7.6 -9
60. ISVVirgin Islands 14. ISV 7.2 -5
61. INDIndia 11. IND 6.9 -3
62. MLIMali 11. MLI 6.6 -13
62. RWARwanda 12. RWA 6.6 +5
64. SWESweden 25. SWE 6.0 0
65. UAEUnited Arab Emirates 12. UAE 5.7 -2
66. MOZMozambique 13. MOZ 5.4 -1
66. SYRSyria 13. SYR 5.4 -1
68. INAIndonesia 14. INA 5.1 -10
69. HKGHong Kong 15. HKG 4.5 +2
70. KUWKuwait 16. KUW 3.9 -7
71. MASMalaysia 17. MAS 3.6 -2
71. UZBUzbekistan 18. UZB 3.6 -10
73. BRNBahrain 19. BRN 3.3 +2
74. MNEMontenegro 26. MNE 3.0 +3
74. RSASouth Africa 14. RSA 3.0 -6
76. KSAKingdom of Saudi Arabia 20. KSA 1.8 -7
77. LBALibya 15. LBA 1.6 -3
77. CGORepublic of Congo 16. CGO 1.6 +5
79. THAThailand 21. THA 1.5 0
80. ALGAlgeria 17. ALG 1.4 -9
81. MADMadagascar 18. MAD 1.2 -6
82. SRISri Lanka 22. SRI 0.9 -3
83. CHAChad 19. CHA 0.8 -3
83. CODDem.Rep. of Congo 20. COD 0.8 -3
85. BURBurkina Faso 21. BUR 0.6 0
85. LBRLiberia 22. LBR 0.6 -3
85. TOGTogo 23. TOG 0.6 -3
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