Olympische Jugend-Sommerspiele 2014/Teilnehmer (Luxemburg)
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Die Luxemburger Jugend-Olympiamannschaft bestand aus 4 Athleten (1 Mann / 3 Frauen) für die II. Olympischen Jugend-Sommerspiele vom 16. bis 28. August in Nanjing (Volksrepublik China).[1]
Luxemburg erzielte keine Medaille, allerdings holte Félix Penning (Judo) eine Bronzemedaille im gemischten Teamwettbewerb.[1]
Athleten nach Sportart
Judo
| Athleten | Wettbewerb | 1. Runde | Hoffnungsrunde 1 | Hoffnungsrunde 2 | Hoffnungsrunde 3 | Hoffnungsrunde 4 | Finale / Platz 3 | Rang | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gegner | Ergebnis | Gegner | Ergebnis | Gegner | Ergebnis | Gegner | Ergebnis | Gegner | Ergebnis | Gegner | Ergebnis | |||
| Jungen | ||||||||||||||
| Félix Penning | bis 81 kg | I. Vardi  | 0000:1112 | Y. Lo  | 1001:0101 | L. Kovač  | 1000:0000 | M. Bubanja  | 0001:1011 | ausgeschieden | 9 | |||
Leichtathletik
Springen und Werfen
| Athleten | Wettbewerb | Qualifikation | Finale | Rang | ||
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| Weite/Höhe | Rang | Weite/Höhe | Rang | |||
| Mädchen | ||||||
| Elodie Tshilumba | Hochsprung | 1,78 m | 8 | 1,81 m | 5 | 5 |
- Elodie Tshilumba, 1. Mai 1998, C.A. Schifflange / Dijon / Dampicourt, Hochsprung
Schwimmen
| Athleten | Wettbewerb | Vorlauf | Halbfinale | Finale | |||
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| Zeit | Zeit | Zeit | Rang | Zeit | Rang | ||
| Mädchen | |||||||
| Julie Meynen | 50 m Freistil | 26,01 s | 6 | 25,60 s | 4 | 25,57 s | 4 |
| 100 m Freistil | 57,06 s | 13 | 55,33 s | 3 | 55,29 s | 6 | |
| Monique Olivier | 200 m Freistil | 2:03,59 min | 17 | – | ausgeschieden | ||
| 400 m Freistil | 4:16,37 min | 10 | – | ausgeschieden | |||
| 800 m Freistil | – | 8:47,71 min | 9 | ||||
| 200 m Lagen | 2:23,17 min | 22 | – | ausgeschieden | |||
- Julie Meynen, 15. August 1997, SCDE / Auburn Tigers
- Monique Olivier, 13. Juni 1998, Swimming Luxembourg / University of Edinburgh
Weblinks
Commons: Olympische Jugend-Sommerspiele 2014 – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien
- Bronze für Félix Penning
- Nanjing 2014 Team Lëtzebuerg (mit Wettkampfplatzierungen)
- Meynen und Olivier in Top 10
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ a b Nanjing 2014 Team Lëtzebuerg, auf: teamletzebuerg.lu, abgerufen am 24. Mai 2017.
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