3. Juni 2003
Sczcecin/Poland
Artistic Gymnastics
St. A. Kolakowskich Memorial

Olympic medallist Leszek Blanik has won the first men’s all-around at the “St.A.Kolakowskich Memorial“ which took place on May 30th/ June 1st.
On ranks 2 and 3 followed the two Russian competitors from St. Petersburg Anton Lobanov and Nikolai Goukov.
Their young club mate Alexandra Vanina (yr. 89) narrowly won the women’s all-around, which had already been held as international tournament in previous years.

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31. Mai 2003
Wigan/Great Britain
Artistic Gymnastics
Tough test against the World Team Champions

Today was held a 5-way International and World Championships Trials in Men’s Gymnastics between the world champin of 2001 Belarus, France (4th place in Ghent), Switzerland, Germany, and host Great Britain. The location was the Robin Park Sports Centre, Wigan.
>> Results and Report by Vera Atkinson...:

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26. Mai 2003
Brno/ Czech Republic
Artistic Gymnastics
SOKOL Grand Prix 2003

The Czech pair Jana Komrskova and her partner in sports Martin Konecny was the winner of the SOKOL Grand Prix 2003 in the city of Brno (Czech Republic) last weekend.
With a sore of 18,612 points they won the final, afterwards the German Ren? Piephardt and his partner Silvia Stroescu from Romania - leading after the qualification round - made a mistake (pommelhorse) and came on third place at the end of the final (17,150).
The Hungarian pair...

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25. Mai 2003
Moutier/Schweiz
Artistic Gymnastics
FIG: DRAWING of LOTS for the World Champs in Anaheim

The International Gymnastics Federation F.I.G. published the drawing of lots for the coming World Championships in Anaheim/USA coming August. This champs are also the qualification for the best 12 teams for the Olympic Games Athens 2004.
>>> >Drawing of Lots: Men
>>> > Drawing of Lots: Women

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25. Mai 2003
Luxemburg
Artistic Gymnastics
Belgium won FLGym Open 2003

The national all-around champion of Luxembourg, Sascha Palgen was the winner of the 'FLGym Open 2003', which was held this weekend in Luxembourg. Palgen scored 52.80 points. On second place came the Dutch
Geoffrey Wammes (52,55) and on third place Denny Mannhardt (50.50) from Switzerland.
Winner of the team competition were the boys from Flanders/Belgium, on second place scord the Swiss team and the host Luxembourg came on third.
4. Team Cottbus/GER; 5. Aargau/SUI; 6. Belgium II

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