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FPAW2009 – Day 2 Results

2009 FPA Worlds
Berlin, Germany
August 20, 2009

Open Pairs Quarterfinal
(top 4 in each pool advance to Semifinal)

Pool A

1. Fabio Sanna/Paul Kenny (60.9)
2. Florian Hess/Christian Lamred (60.3)
3. Philipp Lenarz/Marc Pestotnik (53.9)
4. Judith Haas/Heiko Vogt (53.8)
5. Toddy Brodeur/Jan Schreck (53.3)
6. Jonathan Willett/Roland Karlsson (52.05)
7. Markus Goetz/Sascha Höhne (50.9)
8. Lorenzo Sforza/Sergio Arrighi (49.6)

Pool B

1. Dan Yarnell/Larry Imperiale (66.8)
2. Manuel Cesari/Andrea Poli (65.4)
3. Boguslaw Bul/Sascha Scherzinger (62.7)
4. Clay Collera/Claudio Cigna (60.6)
5. Rainer Dorr/Dominique Weissenberger (59.9)
6. Kolja Hannemann/Markus Hein (56.5)
7. Bill Wright/Jan Ekman (56.3)
8. Jochen Schleicher /Frederic Finner (51.1)

Pool C

1. Tom Leitner/Matteo Gaddoni (62.2)
2. Arthur Coddington/Randy Silvey (58.7)
3. Carsten Heim/Lisa Hunrichs (52.9)
4. Mehrdad Hosseinian/Jorg Wunder (48.3)
5. Anton Capellmann/Gary Auerbach (46.6)
6. Andreas Jaderyd/Jens Friebe (44.7)
7. Martin Klopfer /Laurent Mess (39.9)
8. Ondra Klega/Philipp Ludwig (SCR)

Pool D

1. Pavel Baranyk/Patrick Marron (64.7)
2. Valerio Occorsio/Giovanni Coppo (58.03)
3. Gery Nemeth/Balu Major (54.36)
4. Oren Meron/Ofek Agmon (53.61)
5. Marco Prati/Joakim Arveskar (51.76)
6. Andrea Sarti/Gianluca Bertoncelli (49.21)
7. Jacub Hosek/Jacub Kostel (46.14)
8. Jiri Weiss/Jan Zahradnicek (45.25)

Mixed Pairs Quarterfinal
(top 4 in each pool advance to Semifinal)

Pool A

1. Eleonora Imazio/Fabio Sanna (64.62)
2. Martina Frosini/Matteo Gaddoni (61.66)
3. Bianca Strunz/Markus Hein (57.48)
4. Sara Cintura/Guglielmo Feis (50.3)
5. Julia Schuster/Jochen Schleicher (49.93)

Pool B

1. Lisa Hunrichs/Jan Schreck (62.7)
2. Gloria Alessandrini/Manuel Cesari (57.4)
3. Nadine Klos/Rainer Dörr (51.8)
4. Ilka Simon/Marc Pestotnik (50.4)
5. Alena Vojtekova/Tobias Burzan (37)

Pool C

1. Lori Daniels/Athur Coddington (64.6)
2. Silvia Caruso/Valerio Occorsio (58.14)
3. Katerina Pleskotova/Balu Major (57.98)
4. Zuzana Mala/Jan Zahradnicek (53.9)

Pool D

1. Judith Haas/Florian Hess (62.3)
2. Sarah Bergman/Patrick Marron (60.1)
3. Irena Kulisanova/Jiri Weiss (54.2)
4. Kristina Cahojova/Pavel Baranyk (50.8)

Women’s Pairs Semifinal
(top 4 in each pool advance to semifinal)

Pool A

1. Eleonora Imazio/Martina Frosini (56.6)
2. Judith Haas/Bianca Strunz (56.2)
3. Ilka Simon/Katerina Pleskatova (49.3)
4. Nadine Klos/Julia Schuster (41.16)

Pool B

1. Lori Daniels/Sarah Bergman (57.3)
2. Gloria Alessandrini/Silvia Caruso (49.9)
3. Irena Kulisanova/Zuzana Mala (43.1)
4. Alena Vojtekova/Kristina Cahojova (40.4)

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FPAW2009 – Day 1 Results

2009 FPA Worlds
Berlin, Germany
August 19, 2009

Open Pairs Prelim
(top 4 in each pool advance to Quarterfinal)

Pool A

1. Bill Wright/Jan Ekman (59.2) [video]
2. Oren Meron/Ofek Agmon (56.5) [video]
3. Jochen Schleicher/Frederic Finner (54.7) [video]
4. Andrea Sarti/Gianlucca Bertoncelli (53.7) [video]
5. Jacub Matula/Jacub Sedlak (53.0) [video]
6. Stefan Dünkel/Jan Mertens (45.7) [video]
7. John Titcomb/Andrea Marciano (44.5) [video]
8. Guglielmo Feis/Sara Cintura (36.3)

Pool B

1. Jonathan Willett/Roland Karlsson (63.4) [video]
2. Martin Klopfer/Laurent Mess (55.3) [video]
3. Lorenzo Sforza/Sergio Arrighi (54.5) [video]
4. Ondra Kolega/Philipp Ludwig (50.1) [video]
5. Matej Kostel/Jascha Wollmann (46.4) [video]
6. Mike Hettich/Heinz Auferodt (40.3) [video]
7. Tobias Burzan/Thomas Nötzel (40.2) [video]
8. Greg Marter/Jason McGlade (39.1) [video]

Open Co-op Quarterfinal
(top 4 in each pool advance to Semifinal)

Pool A

1. Fabio Sanna/Claudio Cigna/Matteo Gaddoni (70.3)
2. Jonathan Willett/Bill Wright/Larry Imperiale (65.2)
3. Mehrdad Hosseinian/Jorg Wunder/Stefan D¸nkel (52.2)
4. Bianca Strunz/Kolja Hannemann/John Titcomb (51.5)
5. Jacub Kostel/Jacub Hosek/Jacub Sedlak (48.1)
6. Jacub Matula/Max Kostel/Katerina Pleskotova (46.7)
7. Ondra Kolega/Andrea Marciano/Martina Frosini (41.4)

Pool B

1. Manuel Cesari/Marco Prati/Andrea Poli (62.5)
2. Tom Leitner/Athur Coddington/Randy Silvey (61.9)
3. Valerio Occorsio/Giovanni Coppo/Jan Schreck (59.3)
4. Jan Zahradnicek/Jiri Weiss/Sascha Höhne (51.9)
5. Gary Auerbach/Ofek Agmon/Oren Meron (48.6)
6. Frederic Finner/Nadine Klos/Julia Schuster (43.6)
7. Andrea Sarti/Gianluca Bertoncelli/Lorenzo Sforza (37.2)

Pool C

1. Florian Hess/Carsten Heim /Christian Lamred (67.3)
2. Lisa Hunrichs/Clay Collera/Joakim Arveskär (56.7)
3. Sascha Scherzinger/Roland Karlsson/Pavel Baranyk (55.8)
4. Robert Dittrich/Heiko Vogt/Sarah Bergman (48.9)
5. Eleonora Imazio/Irena Kulisanova/Greg Marter (43)
6. Marc Pestotnik/Sergio Arrighi/Silvia Caruso (42.7)
7. Tobias Burzan/Philipp Ludwig/Thomas Nˆtzel (38.1)
8. Guglielmo Feis/Sara Cintura/Zuzana Mala (35.7)

Pool D

1. Patrick Marron/Toddy Brodeur/Dan Yarnell (58.5)
2. Paul Kenny/Balu Major/Gery Nemeth (56.7)
3. Jens Friebe/Markus Goetz/Andreas Jaderyd (53.2)
4. Dominique Weissenberger/Rainer Dörr/Marcus Hein (45.5)
5. Jascha Wollmann/Jochen Schleicher /Ilka Simon (39.9)
6. Philipp Lenarz/Jason McGlade/Jan Mertens (38.8)
7. Martin Klopfer/Laurent Mess/Mike Hettich (35.8)
8. Steve Hays/Kristina Cahojova/Alena Vojtekova (32.4)

Day 2 Schedule:

Women’s Pairs Semifinal
Open Pairs Quarterfinal
Mixed Pairs Quarterfinal

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FPAW2009: A Sneak Peek At The Seeding Process

Due to the superb technical backbone provided by the Berlin worlds planning committee, we have been able to get a head start on seeding the competition. The first step in seeding is based on rankings points. Add up the points for each teammate to get a team score. The top team score has a provisional #1 seed. But that’s only the first step.

The number of teams in each category determines how many rounds will be played. For instance, in Open Pairs we will have a Preliminary round for seeds 25 and lower to determine the last 8 spots in the Quarterfinal.

Once we get to Berlin, each division will have an international committee. The committee will look at the seedings and determine if any teams deserve to be wildcarded up in the list – either due to the merit of their play or in order to create equitable pools. After the committee agrees on the post-wildcard seeding list, they make provisional pools.

Worlds athletes have some time (usually 30 minutes) to review the provisional pools and give feedback to the committee about any concerns. After the committee rules on the feedback, the pools are locked in and we play! Help our volunteer international committee members by providing not only your concern but also a possible solution if you have one.

All these procedures are detailed in the FPA Competition Manual.

This year, the provisional seedings will be based on the latest open and women’s rankings lists. For Open Pairs and Open Co-op, points from the open rankings list are used. For Women’s pairs, points from the women’s rankings. For Mixed Pairs, the male teammate’s points come from the open list, and the female teammate’s points come from the women’s list.

Below are all the teams currently registered through the FPA Worlds website. If you haven’t already registered your team, do it now. Team registrations close very very soon.

As you can see below, we currently have 37 Open Pairs teams, 22 Open Co-op teams, 18 Mixed Pairs teams, and 8 Women’s teams. There will be four rounds of competition in Open Pairs, three in Open Co-op and Mixed Pairs, and two in Women’s Pairs. There is a big opportunity in Open Co-op. If 3 more teams register, the final will be expanded from 6 teams to 8 teams.

Hope this window into the seeding process has been interesting and the update provides us all with greater levels of transparency in tournament administration.

As if they haven’t done enough, Bo Bul from the worlds planning team is working on automating updates to these seeding numbers. When he’s finished with that function, we’ll add a link here.

And now, the provisional seedings…

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2009 Crash and Bern Swiss Open

2009 Crash and Bern Swiss Open
Bern, Switzerland
August 8-9, 2009

Final

1. Jens Friebe/Mehrdad Hosseinian (42.24)
2. Robert Dittrich/Heiko Vogt (37.98)
3. Freddy Finner/Jochen Schleicher (34.25)
4. Jörg Berkel/Dominik Weber (33.5)
5. Christoph Brack/Urs Hardegger (25.65)

Lucky Loser Round (winner advances to final)

1. Christoph Brack/Urs Hardegger (35.88)
2. Tobias Döhner/Rainer Dörr (34.86)
3. Nadine Klos/Julia Schuster (31.41)
4. Lina Bödecker/Johanna Matthiä(21.4)

Semifinal A

1. Robert Dittrich/Heiko Vogt (44.37)
2. Jörg Berkel/Dominik Weber (42.16)
3. Tobias Döhner/Rainer Dörr (40.23)
4. Lina Bödecker/Johanna Matthiä(27.04)

Semifinal B

1. Jens Friebe/Mehrdad Hosseinian (40.47)
2. Freddy Finner/Jochen Schleicher (35.59)
3. Nadine Klos/Julia Schuster (32.78)
4. Christoph Brack/Urs Hardegger (32.65)

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JamAndGo 2009 Results

JamAndGo 2009
Jul 18-19 2009
Nuremberg, Germany

Pairs Final

1. Florian Hess/Tobias Gebert (19.50)
2. Ot Loetlam/Frederic Finner (16.90)
3. Phillip Krüger/Markus Goetz (16.00)
4. Hans "niki" Thoma/Dennis Kretschmer (11.80)

Pairs Semi A

1. Florian Hess/Tobias Gebert (20.70)
2. Hans "niki" Thoma/Dennis Kretschmer (15.90)
3. Rainer Dörr/Oliver Hocker (14.30)

Pairs Semi B

1. Phillip Krüger/Markus Goetz (15.40)
2. Ot Loetlam/Frederic Finner (15.20)
3. Nico Schwarz/Chritstian Bellaj (11.90)

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FPAW2009 – Team Listings

The FPAW2009 crew has updated the worlds website to include listings of known teams. Apparently these are teams who signed up through the online choose-your-partner feature, so some teams are missing.

If you’re one of the nearly 100 players registered for worlds and haven’t chosen your partners, make sure to do so by August 9 on the website or by contacting the tournament planning crew.

Open Pairs Teams

Open Co-op Teams

Mixed Pairs Teams

Women’s Pairs Teams

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2009 European Freestyle Championships (EFC) Results

2009 European Freestyle Championships (EFC)
Bratislava, Slovakia
July 25-26, 2009

Open Pairs Final

1. Claudio Cigna/Clay Collara (47.1: Diff 14.3; Ex 16.9; Ai 16.1)
2. Balu Major/Gery Nemeth (41.4: Diff 12.7; Ex 16; Ai 12.7)
3. Manuel Cesari/Piccio Cusma (39.7: Diff 12.3; Ex 14.3; Ai 12.1)
4. Pavel Baranyk/Jacob Sedlak (35.7: Diff 12.0; Ex 12.7; Ai 11.0)
5. Marc Pestotnik/Harry Skomroch (34.5: Diff 11.1; Ex 12.9; Ai 10.5)
6. Jacob Hosek/Jacob Kostel (33.2: Diff 10.9; Ex 13.3; Ex 9.0)

Open Co-Op Final

1. Claudio Cigna/Clay collera/Piccio Cusma (45.5: Diff 13.7; Ex 16.5; Ai 15.3)
2. Balu Major/Gery Nemeth/Jan Zahrodnicek (38.0: Diff 12.3; Ex 14.0; Ai 11.7)
3. Pavel Baranyk/Manuel Cesari/Harry Skomroch (33.5: Diff 11.1; Ex 11.1; Ai 11.3)
4. Jacob Hosek/Jacob Kostel/Jacob Sedlak (30.7: Diff 9.7; Ex 10.9; Ai 10.1)

Mixed Pairs Final

1. Manuel Cesari/Ilka Simon (40.1: Diff 10.5; Ex 17.4; Ai 12.2)
2. Balu Major/Katerina Pleskatova (38.6: Diff 9.4; Ex 19.0; Ai 10.2)
3. Sergio Arrighi/Silvia Caruso (38.5: Diff 9.9; Ex 16.2; Ai 12.4)
4. Pavel Baranyk/Kristina Cahojova (33.3: Diff 9.8; Ex 15.1; Ai 8.4)

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