Roma'09 (Free Teams)

1. Russia 99,167

2. Spain 98,167

3. China 97,167

4. Canada 96,000

5. Italy 95,000

6. Japan 94,000

7. France 93,000

8. Ukraine 92,667

9. USA 91,667

10. DPR Korea 89,667

10. Great Britain 89,667

12. Brazil 88,333

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Free Duets)

1. Ishchenko / Romashina (RUS) 98,333

2. Fuentes / Mengual (ESP) 98,333

3. Jiang / Jiang (CHN) 97,000

4. Boudreau-Gagnon / Isaac (CAN) 95,833

5. Adelizzi / Lapi (ITA) 95,334

6. Inui / Sakai (JPN) 94,000

7. Iushko / Sydorenko (UKR) 93,000

8. Dreyfuss / Messeman Bakir (FRA) 92,000

9. Anthopoulou / Solomou (GRE) 91,333

10. Allison / Randall (GBR) 90,667

11. Figueira / Teixeira (BRA) 89,500

12. Kim / Wang (PRK) 88,500

13. Bernardova / Dufkova (CZE) 86,834

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Free Solos)

1. Natalia Ishchenko (RUS) 98,833
2. Gemma Mengual (ESP) 98,333
3. Beatrice Adelizzi (ITA) 95,500
4. Chloe Isaac (CAN) 95,000
5. Yumi Adachi (JPN) 93,167
6. Lolita Ananasova (UKR) 92,500
7. Chloe Willhelm (FRA) 91,500
8. Natalia Anthopoulou (GRE) 90,834
9. Jenna Randall (GBR) 89,167
10. Ok Gyong Wang (PRK) 88,666
11. Sona Bernardova (CZE) 87,833
12. Hyunsun Park (KOR) 87,666

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Free Combintations)

1. Spain 98,333

2. China 97,667

3. Canada 96,167

4. Italy 95,667

5. Japan 94,833

6. Ukraine 94,334

7. Great Britain 89,334

8. Brazil 88,667

9. Belarus 87,333

10. Mexico 86,833

11. Netherlands 86,500

12. Egypt 80,333

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Technical Duets)

1. Davydova / Romashina (RUS) 98,667
2. Fuentes / Mengual (ESP) 97,333
3. Jiang / Jiang (CHN) 95,667
4. Inui / Kobayashi (JPN) 94,333
5. Adelizzi / Lapi (ITA) 93,834
6. Little / Marcotte (CAN) 93,833
7. Iushko / Sydorenko (UKR) 92,667
8. Dreyfuss / Messeman Bakir (FRA) 92,167
9. Anthopoulou / Solomou (GRE) 90,833
10. Figueira / Teixeira (BRA) 90,333
11. Allison / Randall (GBR) 89,166
12. Kinney / Penner (USA) 88,500

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Technical Solo)

1. Natalia Ishchenko (RUS) 98,667

2. Gemma Mengual (ESP) 97,833

3. MariePier Boudreau-Gagnon (CAN) 96,000

4. Beatrice Adelizzi (ITA) 94,667

5. Yumi Adachi (JPN) 93,334

6. Daria Iushko (UKR) 93,167

7. Despoina Solomou (GRE) 90,333

8. Jenna Randall (GBR) 90,166

9. Sona Bernardova (CZE) 88,667

10. Anna Kulkina (KAZ) 87,500

11. Stephanie Jost (SUI) 87,167

12. Giovana Stephan (BRA) 86,500

Complete results here / aqui

Roma'09 (Technical Teams)

1. Russia 98,833
2. Spain 97,833
3. China 96,667
4. Canada 95,833
5. Japan 95,167
6. Italy 94,666
7. USA 93,333
8. Ukraine 92,500
9. France 91,167
10. DPR Korea 88,000
11. Brazil 86,833
12. Netherlands 86,167

Complete results here / aqui

CCCAN 2009 Barquisimeto (VEN)

FIGURES:
1. Paula Fernandez (VEN) 73,410
2. Claudia Aceves (MEX) 73,327
3. Laura Aceves (MEX) 72,718
SOLOS:
1. Claudia Aceves (MEX) 75,246
2. Paula Fernandez (VEN) 75,205
3. Alejandra Calvo (CRC) 71,459
DUETS:
1. Fernandez / Garmendia (VEN) 75,082
2. Aceves / Jimenez (MEX) 74,998
3. Calvo / Moreira (CRC) 67,207
OVERALL:
1. Venezuela 319 pts
2. Mexico 280 pts
3. Costa Rica 196 pcs

Complete results here / aqui

Swiss Open 2009

SOLO:

1. Haruna Onishi (JPN) 88,667

2. Stephanie Jost (SUI) 86,750

3. Pamela Fischer (SUI) 86,250

DUET:

1. Jost / Amrein (SUI) 85,667

2. Gobbi / Ermano (LNZ - SUI) 80,334

3. Canova / Richner (LNZ - SUI) 78,500

TEAM:

1. Canada 93,167

2. Guandong (CHN) 91,334

3. Switzerland 87,834

COMBO:

1. Canada 93,500

2. Limmat Nixen Zurich (SUI) 84,500

3. Aqua Synchro Geneve (SUI) 76,167

Complete results here / aqui

Roma 2009 (about to begin)

Within a few days, the 13th FINA World Swimming Championship will begin and its host city will be Rome, exactly as it happned 15 years ago. With no much time left, at this stage everybody is finishing the last details on the preparation but also probably already packing and getting on their way (because "all the ways lead to Rome"). 15 years ago, special swimming pools were builded for Synchronized Swimming and Water Polo by Myrtha Pools; this time these 2 sports will also share the same venue and you can read more about it here.Dentro de unos dias, el 13vo Campeonato Mundial FINA de Natacion comenzara y la ciudad sede es Roma, igual como sucedio hace 15 anos. Faltando tan poco tiempo, en este momento todo el mundo estara alistando los ultimos detalles en su preparacio ademas de estar (tal vez) ya comenzando a empacar y a tomar su camino (porque "todos los caminos llevan a Roma"). Hace 15 anos, una piscina especial fue creada por Myrtha Pools para las competencias de Nado Sincronizado y Polo Acuatico; este ano estos dos deportes tambien compartiran la misma piscina y pueden leer mas acerca de esto aqui.