2006 U.S. Open Paralympic Events
Men's Wheelchair Singles - Final: Selcuk Cetin (GER) d. Kim Ki-Young, 6,4,8;
3-4: Oerjan Kylevik (SWE) d. Kim Jin-Sung (KOR), 8,-11,4,9; SF: Kim Ki-Young
d. Kim Jin-Sung, 9,4,4; Cetin d. Oerjan Kylevik (SWE), 7,-8,3,6.
Women's Wheelchair Singles - Final: Pamela Fontaine (USA) d. Jennifer
Johnson (USA), 7,10,-8,5; 3-4: Laurie Sokolowski (CAN) d. Carolyn Bethka
(USA), 1,7,6; SF: Fontaine d. Laurie Sokolowski (CAN), -8,4,7,4; Johnson d.
Carolyn Bethka (USA), 3,5,5.
Men's Standing Open - Final: Tahl Leibovitz (USA) d. David Moffatt (AUS),
3,-8,-8,4,5; 3-4: Ian Kent (CAN) d. Wayne Lo (USA), 7,-6,-9,10,9; SF:
Lebovitz d. Ian Kent (CAN), 3,5,4; Moffatt d. Wayne Lo (USA), 7,3,6.
Women's Standing Open - Final: Julija Ovsjannikova (RUS) d. Nadia Moffatt
(AUS), 3,3,3; 3-4: Stephanie Chan (CAN) d. Natalya Martyasheva (RUS), def.;
SF: Ovsjannikova d. Stephanie Chan (CAN), 9,12,10; Moffatt d. Natalya
Martyasheva (RUS), def.
Men's Singles Class 9-10 - Final: Tahl Leibovitz (USA) d. David Moffatt
(AUS), 8,5,6; 3-4: Mitch Seidenfeld (USA) d. Ian Kent (CAN), 7,5,5; SF:
Leibovitz d. Ian Kent (CAN), 3,8,4; Moffatt d. Mitch Seidenfeld (USA),
-6,-9,8,10,6.
Men's Singles Class 8 - Final RR: 1st Wayne Lo (USA), 3-0; 2nd Peter
Frommelt (LIE), 2-1; 3rd Robert Bowlander (USA), 1-2; 4th Bryce Luu
(USA),0-3.
Men's Singles Class 7 - Final: Paul Karabard (GBR) d. Farrel Anthony (GBR),
6,9,7; 3-4: Norm Bass (USA) d. Masoud Mojtahed (CAN), 7,4,-6,8; SF:
Karabardak d. Norm Bass (USA), 4,10,-8,-5,11; Anthony d. Masoud Mojtahed
(CAN), 4,6,3.
Men's Singles Class 6 - Final: Peter Rosenmeier (DEN) d. Alexandr Esaulov (RUS),
9,9,5; 3-4: William Bayley (GBR) d. David Wetherill (GBR), -9,-5,11,9,8; SF:
Rosenmeier d. David Wetherill (GBR), 6,-5,8,5; Esaulov d. William Bayley (GBR),
9,-1,-7,6,7.
Men's Singles Class 5 - Final: Selcuk Cetin (GER) d. Park Sun-Cheol (KOR),
5,7,3; 3-4: Andre Scott (USA) d. Kim Ki-Young (KOR), 4,-9,-9,11,9; SF: Cetin
d. Kim Ki-Young (KOR), -10,-9,5,8,7; Park d. Andre Scott (USA), -6,9,8,9.
Men's Singles Class 4 - Final: Dietmar Kober (GER) d. Peter Starl (AUT),
7,-10,6,6; 3-4: Song Gu-Young (KOR) d. Jeon Tae-Byoung (KOR), 11,5,-4,8; SF:
Kober d. Jeon Tae-Byoung, 3,9,4; Starl d. Song Gu-Young (KOR), 9,6,9.
Men's Singles Class 3 - Final: Oerjan Kylevik (SWE) d. Giovanni Rodriquez (CRC),
7,-8,6,10; 3-4: Young Jeyoung-Ill (KOR) d. Kim Jin-Sung (KOR), 9,9,-10,10;
SF: Rodriquez d. Kim Jin-Sung (KOR), -7,-8,10,7,5; Kylevik d. Young-Ill
Jeyoung (KOR), -11,-5,6,9,8.
Men's Singles Class 1-2 - Final: Lars Juul Hansen (DEN) d. Serguey
Poddoubnyi (RUS), -2,7,10,6; 3-4: Johann Kristjansson (ISR) d. Sae-Woong
Park (KOR), 2,4,11; SF: Hansen d. Juul Hansen (DEN), 8,5,8; Poddoubnyi d.
Sae-Woong Park (KOR), 5,10,-6,10.
Women's Singles Class 7-8 - Final RR: 1st Julija Ovsjannikova (RUS), 2-0;
2nd Stephanie Chan (CAN), 1-1; 3rd Nadia Moffatt (AUS), 0-2.
Women's Singles Class 3-5 - Final: Noga Nir-Kistler (USA) d. Jennifer
Johnson (USA), 8,4,-7,-6,5; 3-4: Pamela Fontaine (USA) d. Laurie Sokolowski
(CAN), 6,-10,6,-8,7; SF: Nir-Kistler d. Pamela Fontaine (USA), 4,4,9;
Johnson d. Laurie Sokolowski (CAN), -9,7,8,5.
Team Events
Men's Class 10: 1st Liechtenstein/Australia (Peter Frommelt, David Moffatt),
2-0; 2nd USA (Tahl Lebovitz, Mitch Seidenfeld), 1-2; 3rd Canada (Ian Kent,
Martin Pelletier).
Men's Class 8-9: 1st Russia (Alexandr Esaulov, Youri Starykh), 2-0; 2nd USA
1 (Robert Bowlander, Wayne Lo), 1-2; 3rd USA 2 (Douglas Younan, Bryce Luu).
Men's Class 6-7 - Final: Great Britain 1 (Paul Karabardak, Farrel Anthony)
d. Denmark (Peter Rosenmeier, Polochronis Politsis), 3-2; 3-4: Great Britain
2 (David Wetherill, William Bayley) d. Canada/Mexico (Masoud Mojtahed, Angel
Castro), 3-0; SF: Great Britain 1 d. Great Britain 2, 3-1; Denmark d.
Canada/Mexico, 3-0
Men's Class 5: 1st Germany (Dietmar Kober, Selcuk Cetin), 4-0; 2nd Korea
(Kim Ki-Young, Park Sun-Cheol), 3-1; 3rd USA 1 (Andre Scott, Stu Caplan),
2-2; 4th USA 2 (Patrick McDonald, Mohan Vallabhapurapu, Robert Aries, 1-3;
5th USA/Germany (Jeff Snover, Heinrich Bliersbach), 0-4.
Men's Class 4: 1st Korea (Song Gu-Young, Jeon Tae-Byoung), 4-0; 2nd
Austria/Ukraine (Peter Starl, Vitaliy Popok), 3-1; 3rd Germany (Matthias
Grüebach, Josef Lerner), 2-2; 4th Mexico (Leon Coronado, Oscar Islas), 1-3;
5th USA (Mike Cottingham, Jon Redman), 0-4.
Men's Class 2-3 - Final: Korea (Jeyoung Young-Ill, Kim Jin-Sung, Park
Sae-Woong) d. Sweden (Oerjan Kylevik, Ove Brannholm), 3-2; 3-4:
Denmark/Greece (Lars Juul Hansen, Konstantinos Siachos) d. Costa Rica/Canada
(Giovanni Rodriquez, Barry Butler), 3-1; SF: Korea d. Costa Rica/Canada,
3-0; Sweden d. Denmark/Greece, 3-2.
Women Class 3-5: 1st USA 1 (Jennifer Johnson, Pamela Fontaine), 2-0; 2nd
Canada/USA (Laurie Sokolowski, Noga Kistler), 1-1; 3rd USA 2 (Nancy
Bridenthrall, Carolyn Bethka), 0-2.
2005 U.S. Open Paralympic Events
Women’s Open Wheelchair: Gold: Josefin Abrahamsson (SWE); Silver: Jane Karla
Rodrigues (BRA); Bronze: Myriam Muylaert (BEL).
Women’s Singles Class 1-2: Gold: Catherine Mitton (GBR); Silver: Clara Podda
(ITA); Bronze: Florence Gossiaux (FRA).
Women’s Singles Class 3: Gold: Satoko Fujiwara (JPN); Silver: Stephanie
Mariage (FRA); Bronze: Jane Campbell (GBR).
Women’s Singles Class 4: Gold: Min Hsiu Liao (TPE); Silver: Monique Sirgant
(FRA); Bronze: Patricia Sapp (USA).
Women’s Singles Class 5: Gold: Shu Chin Hsiao (TPE); Silver: Kimie Bessho
(JPN); Bronze: Yuet Wah Fung (HKG).
Women’s Singles Class 7-10: Gold: Josefin Abrahamsson (SWE); Silver: Myriam
Muylaert (BEL); Bronze: Jane Karla Rodrigues (BRA).
Women’s Teams Class 1-3: Gold: Staphanie Mariage & Fanny Bertrand (FRA);
Silver: Jane Campbell & Catherine Mitton (GBR); Bronze: Marie Christine
Fillou & Florence Gossiaux (FRA).
Women’s Teams Class 4-5: Gold: Kimie Bessho & Satoko Fujiwara (JPN); Silver:
Siu Ling Chan & Yuet Wah Fung (HKG); Bronze: Shu Chin Hsiao & Min Hsiu Liao
(TPE).
Men’s Open Wheelchair: Gold: Emeric Martin (FRA); Silver: Christophe Durand
(FRA); Bronze: Kyoun Sik Choi (KOR).
Men’s Open Standing: Gold: Tahl Leibovitz (USA); Silver: Dragan Rakic (CRO);
Bronze: Andrea Nau (GER).
Men’s Singles Class 1: Gold: Walter Kilger (GER); Silver: Matti Launonen
(FIN); Bronze: Bernhard Kretz (GER).
Men’s Singles Class 2: Gold: Lars Juul Hansen (DEN); Silver: Damien Mennella
(FRA): Bronze: Kyung Mook Kim (KOR).
Men’s Singles Class 3: Gold: Oerjan Kylevik (SWE); Silver: Young Il Jung
(KOR); Bronze: Jeong Seok Kim (KOR).
Men’s Singles Class 4: Gold: Kyoung Sik Choi (KOR); Silver: Emeric Martin (FRA):
Bronze: Maxime Thomas (FRA).
Men’s Singles Class 5: Gold: Zoran Krizanec (CRO); Silver: Christophe Durand
(FRA); Bronze: Eun Chang Jung (KOR).
Men’s Singles Class 6: Gold: Simon Itkonen (SWE); Silver: Vadim Buzin (RUS);
Bronze: Michael Jensen (DEN).
Men’s Singles Class 7: Gold: Jochen Wollmert (GER); Silver: Norman Bass
(USA); Bronze: Paul Karabardak (GBR).
Men’s Singles Class 8: Gold: Christophe Rozier (FRA); Silver: Peter Frommelt
(LIE); Bronze: Ting Sung Hou (TPE).
Men’s Singles Class 9: Gold: Tahl Leibovitz (USA); Silver: Ronald Vijverberg
(NED); Bronze: Tonnie Heijnen (NED).
Men’s Singles Class 10: Gold: Pavel Loukianov (RUS); Silver: Andreas Nau;
Bronze: David Moffatt (AUS).
Men’s Teams Class 1-2: Gold: Rudolf Hajek & Hans Ruep (AUT); Silver: Jan
Riapos & Michal Babela (SVK); Bronze: Damien Mennella & Vincent Boury (FRA).
Men’s Teams Class 3: Gold: Nicola Molitierno & Julius Lampacher (ITA);
Silver: Jeong Seok Kim & Young Il Jung (KOR); Bronze: Masaharu Fujiwara &
Yukihiro Sato (JPN).
Men’s Team Class 4: Gold: Il Sang Choi & Kyoung Sik Choi (KOR); Silver:
Emeric Marin & Maxime Thomas (FRA); Bronze: Ezequiel Babes & Ecildo Lopes De
Oliveira (BRA).
Men’s Teams Class 5: Gold: Christophe Durand & Toshihiko Oka (FRA/JPN);
Silver: Eun Chang Jung & Byoung Young Kim (KOR); Bronze: Oerjan Kylevik &
Patrik Högstedt (SWE).
Men’s Team Class 6-7: Gold: Michael Jensen & Peter Rosenmeier (DEN); Silver:
David Wetherill & Paul Karabardak (GBR); Bronze: Simon Itkonen & Peter
Nilsson.
Men’s Team Class 8: Gold: Jean Yves Abbadie & Christophe Rozier (FRA);
Silver: Ratko Kovacic & Vjekoslav Gregorovic (CRO); Bronze: Robert Bowlander
& Dave Skrzypek (USA).
Men’s Team Class 9-10: Gold: Jochen Wollmert & Andreas Nau (GER); Silver:
Yao Tang Lee & Ting Sung Hou (TPE); Bronze: Tahl Leibovitz & Mitch
Seidenfeld (USA).
2004 The 24th National Veterans Wheelchair Games (website) Results & images
2002 U.S. Nationals
Las Vegas, Nevada
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December 18-21, 2002
Men's Wheelchair - Final: Mike Dempsey d. Andre Scott, 5,4,7.
Women's Wheelchair - Final: Jennifer Johnson d. Noga Nir-Kistler,
7,-8,6,-4,11.
Men's Wheelchair, Class 1-2: 1st David Wagner; 2nd Raul Pernites.
Women's Wheelchair, Class 1-2: 1st Jackie DeLorenzo; 2nd Terry
Tierney.
Men's Wheelchair by Class:
Class 1: David Snyder;
Class 2: 1st David Wagner; 2nd Raul Pernites;
Class 3: 1st Tony Lara; 2nd Jim Eller;
Class 4: 1st Mike Dempsey; 2nd Jon Redman;
Class 5: Andre Scott.
Women's Wheelchair by Class:
Class 1: Terry Tierney;
Class 4: Jennifer Johnson;
Class 5: 1st Noga Nir-Kistler; 2nd Carolynne Bethka.
Men's Standing Disabled Open: 1st Tahl Leibovitz; 2nd Asharaf
Moustafa; 3rd Norman Bass.
Men's Standing Disabled Class 6: 1st Artemis Joukowsky.
Men's Standing Disabled Class 7: 1st Norman Bass; 2nd Bob Mahler.
Men's Standing Disabled Class 8: 1st Wayne Lo; 2nd Bryce Luu.
Men's Standing Disabled Class 9: 1st Tahl Leibovitz; 2nd Asharaf
Moustafa.
2002 U.S. Open
Fort Lauderdale, Florida • July 3-7, 2002
Men's Open Classes 1-5 - Final: Caci d. Kramminger, -12,-7,6,4,6; SF: Caci d. Scott, 5,9,2; Kramminger d. Ruep, 9,9,11; 3rd: Ruep d. Scott, w/o.
Men's Wheelchair Singles Classes 1-3 - Final: Kramminger d. Williams, 4,7,8; SF: Kramminger d. Rodriguez, 4,6,2; Williams d. Lo Russo, 6,8,9; 3rd: Rodriguez d. Lo Russo, 7,7,8.
Men's Wheelchair Singles Classes 4-5: 1st Caci; 2nd Scott; 3rd Redman; 4th Mudassar.
Women's Wheelchair Singles Classes 3-4: 1st Harris; 2nd Johnson; 3rd Head.
Men's Standing Disabled Classes 6-10 - Final: Tahl Leibovitz d. Norman Bass, 3,1,8; SF: Leibovitz d. Formmelt, 9,9,-16,14; Bass d. Nau, 8,7,-6,7,9; 3rd: Nau d. Frommelt, 10,6,8.
Men's Standing Disabled Classes 6-8: 1st Gomez; 2nd Bas; 3rd Frommelt; 4th Lo; 5th Levy; 6th Bowlander.
Men's Standing Disabled Classes 9-10: 1st Nau; 2nd Aguanta; 3rd MacPherson; 4th Pelletier; 5th Chiu.
Women's Open: 1st Harris, 2-0; 2nd Johnson, 1-1; 3rd Head, 0-2.
Men's Wheelchair Teams: 1st Ruep/Kramminger (AUT); 2nd Caci/Munkley (ITA/GBR); 3rd Williams/Rodriguez (USA/CRC); 4th Scott/Lo Russo/Redman (USA); 5th Harris/Head/Johnson (GBR/USA); 6th Butler/Mudassar (CAN/PAK).
Men's Class 6-10 Teams: 1st Nau/Frommelt (GER/LIE); 2nd Leibovitz/Levy/Aguanta (USA); 3rd Bass/Lo (USA); 4th MacPherson/Pelletier (USA).
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