2023 FIE Grand Prix Qatar: World and Olympic champions arrive in Doha for fencing event
2023 FIE Grand Prix Qatar: World and Olympic champions
arrive in Doha for fencing event
Doha, Qatar: Eight fencers will represent hosts Qatar at
the FIE Qatar Grand Prix 2023, the first epee Grand Prix of the 2023 calendar
year, which began with the Weapon Control on Wednesday morning with action
kicking off on Friday morning at Aspire Academy.
The preliminary stages will also take place on Saturday,
while the main draws will take place on Sunday when the curtains will come down
on the championship.
421 fencers from62 countries are taking part in the
championship.
Fencers from Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Azerbaijan,
Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Democratic Republic of
Congo, China, Colombia, Cameron, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Spain,
Estonia, France, Great Britain, Georgia, Ghana, Greece, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary,
India, Iran, Italy, Iraq, Israel, Virgin Islands, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kenya,
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Morocco, Mauritius, Malaysia, The
Netherlands, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Singapore,
Switzerland, Slovakia, Turkey, USA, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Venezuela will be seen
in action in the event.
Haya Diab will lead Qatar’s challenge in the women’s
section while seven other fencers will be competing in the men’s section. The
Qatar men’s fencers include: Youssef Abdeltawab, Muhammad Abdulali, Mohammed Al
Hazaa, Abdulrahman Al Jadra, Mohammed Al Oulan, Meshaal Al Qahtani and Jaber Al-Fadaaq.
In the women's field, CT Dario Chiadò has summoned Rossella
Fiamingo, Nicol Foietta, Federica Isola, Roberta Marzani, Mara Navarria, Giulia
Rizzi, Alberta Santuccio and Gaia Traditi, to which are added the authorized
Alessandra Bozza, Beatrice Cagnin, Sara Maria Kowalczyk and Alessia Pizzini.
In the men's field, however, called Gianpaolo Buzzacchino,
Gabriele Cimini, Valerio Cuomo, Davide Di Veroli, Enrico Garozzo, Giacomo
Paolini, Enrico Piatti and Andrea Santarelli, to which are added Filippo
Armaleo, Luca Diliberto, Giulio Gaetani and Andrea Vallosio.
In the staff, in addition to CT Dario Chiadò, the coaches are
Roberto Cirillo, Daniele Pantoni and Alfredo Rota, and the physiotherapist
Veronica Balzano are present.
Last year’s results in Qatar:
Final ranking in 2022 men’s epee
Final ranking in 2022 women’s epee
Katrina Lehis
(EST, gold), Nelli Differt (EST, silver), Marie-Florence Candassamy (FRA,
bronze), Erika Kirpu (EST, bronze), Renata Knapik-Miazga (POL), Irina Embrich
(EST), Anna Kun (HUN) and Yana Shemyakina (UKR).
Some of the Men’s fencers
Jesus Andres Lugones
Ruggeri (Argentina), Lachlan Crook (Australia), Alexander English (Australia),
Alister Hill (Australia),
Samuel Labaki (Australia), Darcy Mcclelland (Australia), Aedyn Pratley (Australia)
Ruslan Hasanov
(Azerbaijan), Felix Blommaert (Belgium), Geoffroy Husson (Belgium), Neisser (Belgium),
Poncin Nicolas (Belgium), Alexandre Camargo (Brazil), Leandro Seini (Brazil) , Rosislav
Rusev (Bulgaria), Patrick Jorgensen (Denmark), Gunnar Grasbeck (Finland), Akseli Heinamaa (Finland), Topias Tauriainen (Finland),
Niko Vuorinen (Finland), Samba Abubakari
Alhassan (Ghana), Boakye Williams (Ghana), Yeboah Dickson (Ghana), Savvas Kavvadias
(Greece), Grigori Beskin (Israel), Yuval Shalom Freilich (Israel), Ido I Harper
(Israel) , Sanil Sharma (Virgin Islands),Abdulrhman Almane (Kuwait), Abdulaziz Alshatti
(Kuwait) , Fahed Hasan (Kuwait), Flavio Giannotte (Luxembourg) , Niklas Prinz (Luxembourg),
Houssam Elkord (Morocco), Satya Gunput (Mauritius), Ali Saeeduddin (Pakistan) and Maciej Bielec (Poland)
Women’s
Courtney Buchanan (Australia), Aleksandra Kotevski (Australia),
Aube Vandingenen (Belgium),
Ginevra Giordano (Brazil), Nathalie Moellhausen (Brazil),
Victoria Malikova (Brazil), Maryam Malikova (Democratic Republic of Congo), Irina
Mavrikiou (Cyprus), Mia Maja Frederiksen (Denmark), Outi Jaakkola (Finland), Anna
Salminen (Finland), Anni Vornanen (Finland), Anna Vuorinen (Finland),
Arina Korneeva (Georgia), Yana Botvinnik (Israel), Alexandra
Ndolo (Kenya), Bee Hooi Goh (Malaysia), Maria Luisa Doig Calderon (Peru), Barbara
Brych (Poland), Renata Knapik-Miazga (Poland), Anna Mroszczak (Poland), Magdalena
Pawlowska (Poland), Kamila Pytka (Poland), Martyna Swatowska-Wenglarczyk (Poland),
Ewa Trzebinska (Poland) and Emma Fransson (Sweden)
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