The 1999 European Women's Modern Pentathlon Championship in 1999 was held in Tampere, Finland from June 3 to 6.
| VII European Women's Modern Pentathlon Championship 1999 | |
|---|---|
| VII Women's European championship in modern pentathlon 1999 | |
| Time spending | June 3 - June 6, 1999 Tempera  Finland |
| Final arrangement | |
| Champion | Zhanna Shubenok  Belarus |
| Silver medalist |  Great Britain |
| Bronze medalist |  Poland |
The Russian women's team arrived in Finland as follows: World Champion 97 Elizaveta Suvorova, European Champion 99 among juniors Tatyana Muratova, Marina Kolonina (silver medalist of the Russian Winter Championship 1999) and World and European Champion 96 and 97 juniors in the team standings Olga Korotkova. The head coach of the team is Aleksey Olegovich Haplanov .
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Team Championship
The winner in the individual competition and the owner of a ticket to the Sydney Olympic Games was the Belarusian athlete Zhanna Shubenok. Our team won gold in the team championship. Zhanna Shubenok (before marriage - Dolgacheva) became the two-time European champion in the individual championship. She won her first gold award in 1991, speaking for the national team USSR .
Europe championship. Women. Personal championship.
| A place | Sportsman | A country | Total points |
|---|---|---|---|
| one. | Zhana Shubinok | Belarus | 5250 |
| 2. | Jeanette Malm | Sweden | 5046 |
| 3. | Federica Foghetti | Italy | 5027 |
| four. | Susan Vorosh | Hungary | 5014 |
| five. | Marina Kolonina | Russia | 4939 |
| 6. | Carolina Delamer | France | 4984 |
| 7. | Elizaveta Suvorova | Russia | 4973 |
Team Event
- Russia (Marina Kolonina, Tatyana Muratova, Elizaveta Suvorova) - 14813.
- Great Britain - 14711.
- Poland - 14511.
Relay
In the relay race, the Russian team played as follows: Elizaveta Suvorova, Olga Korotkova and Marina Kolonina. Unfortunately, in the struggle for championship awards, the Russian pentathlon failed to compete with the teams of Poland, Germany, Italy and finished only eighths. The head coach of the national team Aleksey Haplanov in an interview with SE correspondent Elena RENZHINA, in particular, said: “If our girls clearly added to swimming and running, then, for example, the results of Suvorova and Kolonina in fencing and shooting leave much to be desired. And in general, the team performed below their level. "
one. Poland - 4742.
2. Italy - 4648.
3. Germany - 4584.
eight. Russia
Final Results
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| Individual standings | Belarus Zhanna Shubenok | Sweden Jeanette Malm | Italy Federica Fogetti |
| Team standings | Russia Elizaveta Suvorova Tatyana Muratova Marina Kolonina | Great Britain Kate Allenby Stephanie Cook Cayenne lewis | Poland Paulina Boenitz Dorota Iji Anna Sulima |
| Discipline | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| Relay race | Poland Paulina Boenitz Dorota Iji Anna Sulima | Italy Emanuel Gabella Claudia Serutti Fabiana Fares | Germany Kim Reisner Tora Meyer-Efland Sandra Shlyurike |
Links
- 1999 European Women's Championship (inaccessible link)