18. Oktober 2003
Hanover/Germany
Trampoline
Saturday: Double Gold for Belarus in the Synchron pair finals

Today the German women’s synchron pair Anna Dogonadze and Jessica Simon, which has been newly created three months ago when Tina Ludwig retired, managed to win the bronze medal for the host nation of these Championships.
Belarus with Galina Lebedeva/ Tatiana Petrenia won the gold medal in front of Ukraine with Julia Domshevska/ Olena Movtchan. The favorites from Russia with Olympic Champion Irina Karavajeva dropped out…

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17. Oktober 2003
Hannover
Trampoline
Friday: First gold medals go to host Germany and Russia

TEAM DECISIONS
Only with the last routine of the competition presented by Olympic Champion Alexander Moskalenko the decision in the men’s team final has been taken: The audience cheerfully celebrated the gold medal of the German team which narrowly won the event being 0.1 points ahead of Russia. The team from Ukraine managed to win the bronze medal.
In the women’s team final the Russians then won the gold medal in front of China and Canada.

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16. Oktober 2003
Hanover/Germany
Trampoline
Thursday: Opening Ceremony of the 23rd Trampoline World Champs

'World Champions - The Show'
The 450 athletes from more than 40 countries are welcomed with an impressive Opening on Thursday evening (October, 16th).
With “World Champions – The Show“ a speedy and pleasant show program was present. The performers in this program were the former artistic gymnastics World Champions Andreas Aguilar and Ralf Büchner (Hanover), the former trick biking World Champion Jens Schmitt, the former aerobics World Champions Mireila und Andrej Nezezon, the current German wheel World...

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6. September 2003
Prag/Tschechische Republik
Trampoline
3rd Trampoline World Cup: Dogonadze and Nikutin

The reigning world Champion Anna Dogonadze from Germany (Bad Kreuznach) was the winner of the third world cup of the circuit 2003/04 this weekend in Prague (Czech Republic).
Behind the Russian Chernova the Canadian Caren Cockburn won the bronze medal.
Olympic Champion Alexander Moskalenko crashed in the qualification round, so the Ukrainian Juri Nikutin was the winner in the men's Olymic individual category....
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4. September 2003
Prague/Czech Republik
Trampoline
Third Trampoline World Cup in Prague

Prague, September 5 - 6:
Attractive spectacle offer the top European and world trampolinists from 28 countries, which come to Prague to compete for the points of current World Cup series 2002-2003 on the beginning of September.

Neither acting European and world champions nor the Olympic champions from Sydney 2000 will not absent in the competition and the Prague audience will probably see also the majority of athletes which will compete in the Summer Olympic Games in...

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