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...and
first
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France!!
...for the narrowest of
wins over rivals
England. |
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Gilles
Caudin along with top placed Frenchman
Christophe
Gazannois help
push France ahead for the coveted first prize. |
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Teams
- OVERALL
| No |
Country |
Zone A |
Zone B |
Zone C |
Zone D |
Zone E |
TOTAL |
| Total
for 2 days |
Kg |
Pts |
Kg |
Pts |
Kg |
Pts |
Kg |
Pts |
Kg |
Pts |
Kg |
Pts |
| 1 |
France |
3.290 |
18 |
3.620 |
9 |
5.730 |
4 |
2.040 |
34 |
5.240 |
5 |
19.920 |
70 |
| 2 |
England |
4.055 |
14 |
2.835 |
17 |
3.755 |
12 |
7.205 |
11 |
2.185 |
17 |
20.035 |
71 |
| 3 |
Hungary |
6.195 |
5 |
1.915 |
35 |
5.960 |
17 |
5.655 |
29 |
4.790 |
11 |
24.515 |
97 |
| 4 |
Germany |
1.935 |
31 |
6.795 |
5 |
3.225 |
19 |
3.875 |
21.5 |
1.515 |
28.5 |
17.345 |
105 |
| 5 |
Poland |
4.630 |
21 |
2.225 |
26 |
2.945 |
18 |
3.165 |
26 |
2.770 |
17.5 |
15.735 |
108.5 |
| 6 |
Belgium |
2.085 |
33 |
2.755 |
19 |
3.765 |
18 |
6.635 |
12 |
1.505 |
29 |
16.745 |
111 |
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Portugal |
3.370 |
24 |
2.685 |
19 |
4.505 |
27 |
3.940 |
20.5 |
1.400 |
29 |
15.900 |
119.5 |
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Scotland |
2.415 |
27 |
2.360 |
21 |
2.080 |
30 |
1.375 |
42 |
2.335 |
14 |
10.565 |
134 |
| 9 |
Italy |
4.785 |
10 |
0.765 |
50 |
4.825 |
7.5 |
1.000 |
45 |
1.715 |
28 |
13.090 |
140.5 |
| 10 |
Netherlands |
1.975 |
31 |
4.455 |
28 |
2.575 |
32.5 |
8.875 |
6 |
0.850 |
47 |
18.730 |
144.5 |
| 11 |
Wales |
2.175 |
28 |
2.760 |
20 |
1.690 |
36 |
3.020 |
29 |
1.075 |
35 |
10.720 |
148 |
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Ireland |
1.625 |
31 |
1.895 |
30 |
2.110 |
31 |
3.610 |
22 |
1.110 |
34 |
10.350 |
148 |
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England's
best
man and
4 times individual Champion
Alan Scotthorne
worked his usual
magic
for 10 points
over the two days.
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New
men
at the top..
Hungary's
Tamas Walter
and third
placed
Tibor Ambrus
show off their
silverware.
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Overall - INDIVIDUAL
| No |
Name |
Day 1 |
Day 2 |
Total |
| Overall positions |
Zone |
Peg |
Kg |
points |
Zone |
Peg |
Kg |
points |
Kg |
points |
| 1 |
Tamas
Walter (Hun) |
D |
9 |
5.450 |
1 |
E |
26 |
4.160 |
1 |
9.610 |
2 |
| 2 |
Eddy
V.D. Hoogen (NL) |
B |
16 |
4.145 |
1 |
D |
12 |
5.430 |
2 |
9.575 |
3 |
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Tibor
Ambrus (Hun) |
C |
16 |
5.150 |
1 |
A |
6 |
3.090 |
3 |
8.240 |
4 |
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Christophe
Gazannois (F) |
C |
5 |
3.245 |
2 |
E |
31 |
3.750 |
2 |
6.995 |
4 |
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Ralf
Herditzschke (D) |
B |
29 |
1.965 |
4 |
B |
5 |
4.830 |
1 |
6.795 |
5 |
| 6 |
Nehat
Sahiti (SM) |
D |
10 |
3.675 |
2 |
D |
8 |
4.350 |
4 |
8.025 |
6 |
| 7 |
Martin
Te Pest (NL) |
D |
8 |
3.445 |
4 |
C |
19 |
2.050 |
3.5 |
5.495 |
7.5 |
| 8 |
Gianluigi
Sorti (I) |
E |
11 |
1.205 |
5 |
C |
8 |
2.050 |
3.5 |
3.255 |
8.5 |
| 9 |
Alan
Scotthorne (Eng) |
C |
2 |
2.380 |
6 |
A |
20 |
3.005 |
4 |
5.385 |
10 |
| 10 |
Stefano
Defendi (I) |
A |
3 |
2.040 |
4 |
A |
30 |
2.745 |
6 |
4.785 |
10 |
| 11 |
Steve
Perman (Wales) |
D |
26 |
2.745 |
6 |
B |
16 |
1.925 |
4 |
4.670 |
10 |
| 12 |
Attila
Nagy (Hun) |
A |
30 |
3.105 |
2 |
B |
35 |
1.535 |
8 |
4.640 |
10 |
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Championships
PHOTO
SHOTS
Poland's
Piotr Lorenc fished brilliantly to win
A section on day one
with 3.975kg.
The silver individual medallist from WC2001
had a typical mixed
bag of perch and bream. |
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14th
overall, France's Didier Guessard fished his usual consistent style
day one, 2 points, day two 9 points. |
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Another
consistent performer was Hungary's Attila Nagy, 12th
overall,
with 2 points and 8 points.
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Francois
De Schepper of Belgium had a tough day one with
Christophe
Gazannois (F) and Gunter Horler (D), Francois ended the day with
2.920kg for 3 points. |
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Italy's
Umberto Ballabeni with one of the bream that gave him 4 points and
2.775kg
on day one. |
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Pole cups, allowed for
the fist time at this years championships
...but the crystal clear conditions were not ideal.
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Stefano
Defendi of Italy had a good first World Championship..
...note
the small cone shaped net Stefano used to stop his pole slipping into the
lake.. ..a
good idea. |
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Top man for
Portugal was Mario Bapitista who fished consistently well over the two
days beating all around him.
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England's
Will Raison had to summon all his experience
on the clear flat calm Belgian lake. |
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You need at
least two heads, as Scotland's
David Corcoran
discovered with Alan Scotthorne
at the next peg.
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World
Championships
Slovakia 2003
results
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Lake
Willebroek
was good for competitors and spectators, this was strangely only spoiled
by the unusual Belgian weather.
The hot calm conditions made the fishing difficult.
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Andrzej
Bukrak of Poland balling in at the beginning of the competition.
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