olimp - Hrvatski Olimpijski Odbor

Tekst: RADICA JuRKIN
Giovanni Cernogoraz
Vaterpolska reprezentacija
2008., Lucija Zaninović
(taekwondo) te muška
rukometna reprezentacija,
njih osamnaestorica, s
odličjima iz Londona.
Na listi potencijalnih A
olimpijskih kandidata od
1. siječnja 2013. su Marijana
Mišković i Tomislav
Marijanović (judo), Ivan
Kljaković Gašpić (jedrenje/finn),
Šime Fantela i
Igor Marenić (jedrenje/
klasa 470), Tonći Stipanović
(jedrenje/ klasa laser)
Bojan Đurković, Anton
Filip ude
Glasnović i Josip Glasnović
(streljaštvo) te Ruiwu Tan
(stolni tenis).
Inače, na ljetnim Olimpijskim
igrama od 1992.
hrvatski su športaši osvojili
23 odličja - 6 zlatnih,
7 srebrnih i 10 brončanih
(Barcelona: 1 srebro, 2
bronce; Atlanta: 1 zlato,
1srebro; Sydney: 1 zlato, 1
bronca; Atena: 1 zlato, 2
srebra, 2 bronce; Peking:
2 srebra, 3 bronce; London:
3 zlata, 1 srebro, 2
bronce)
FeraVino partner HOO-a
do 2016.
Tvrtka FeraVino d.o.o. iz Feričanca (www.feravino.hr) proizvođač
višekratno nagrađivanih vina iz Osječko-baranjske
županije, novi je partner Hrvatskog olimpijskog odbora.
Ugovor o partnerstvu do 2016. godine potpisali su u siječnju
2013. glavni tajnik HOO-a Josip Čop i direktor FeraVina
Dražen Babić koji je naglasio da
su međunarodni ugled i rezultati
hrvatskih športaša dodatna motivacija
kompaniji i odgovornost koju
želi podijeliti sa hrvatskim društvom.
Proizvodni kapaciteti vinarske tvrtke FeraVino koja
ima oko 156 ha vinove loze, a čiji vinski podrum datira iz
sedamdesetih prošlog stoljeća, iznosi između 900 tisuća
i milijun litara vina. Najzastupljeniji su bijeli pinot, rajnski
rizling, chardonnay, graševina, a od crnih zweigelt, syrah,
cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot, pinot crni te
First potential candidates for Rio 2016
In February this year first Croatian candidates – one as top Olympic
candidates and the others as potential A candidates - were put on the list of
potential participants at the XXXI Olympics that will be held in 2016 in Rio
de Janeiro (Brazil).
Among the top candidates are the winners of Olympic medals at the Olympics
in Beijing 2008 and the Olympics in London 2012, and they are classified into
gold, silver and bronze medal candidates, depending on the type of medal
won.
Potential A candidates do not have medals, but most of them had either
great performance at the Games or they were put on the list thanks to
their high position in the world rankings and medals won at the European
Championships. Anyway, both of them will have to confirm their status in
2014, at the new, demanding international sports competitions.
Of course - in the end - only those who will qualify and meet the standards
and criteria established by the International Olympic Committee, in
accordance with international sports federations of Olympic sports, as well as
the criteria of the Croatian Olympic Committee foreseen by the project Rio
Olympics 2016, will compete at the Olympics.
In the group of top Olympic gold candidates are the winners of gold medals
from London - Sandra Perkovic (discus throwing), Giovanni Cernogoraz
(trap) and men’s water polo team with 15 athletes.
In the group of top Olympic silver candidates are: Blanka Vlasic (high jump)
and Filip Ude (pommel horse) with Olympics in Beijing 2008, and rower’s
foursome Valent Sinkovic, Martin Sinkovic, David Sain and Damir Martin,
with silver from London.
And finally, in the group of top Olympic bronze candidates are: Snjezana
Pejcic (archery) with a medal from Beijing 2008, Lucija Zaninovic
(taekwondo) and men’s handball team, eighteen of them, with medals from
London.
From January 1 st 2013, on the list of potential A Olympic candidates are
Marijana Miskovic and Tomislav Marjanovic (judo), Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic
(sailing/finn), Sime Fantela and Igor Marenic (sailing/class 470), Tonci
Stipanovic (sailing/Laser), Bojan Durkovic, Anton Glasnovic and Josip
Glasnovic (archery) and Ruiwu Tan (table tennis).
Anyway, since 1992 Croatian athletes won 23 medals at the Summer Olympic
Games - 6 gold, 7 silver and 10 bronze (Barcelona: 1 silver, 2 bronze; Atlanta:
1 gold, 1 silver; Sydney: 1 gold, 1 bronze, Athens: 1 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze;
Beijing: 2 silver, 3 bronze; London: 3 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze).
After Brasov - Montafon
The eleventh edition of the European Youth Olympic Winter Festival
(EYOWF) was held from February 17 th to 22 nd 2013 in Romanian city Brasov
and two cities in the region, Rasnov and Predeal. The Festival was attended
by thousands of athletes from 49 countries, members of the European Olympic
Committees (EOC), among which was also Croatia. Young athletes between
16 and 18 years competed in eight sports, and the Croatian delegation
included Tamara Zubcic and Marko Abramovic (alpine skiing), Rea Rausel
and Vedran Mihelcic (cross country), Kresimir Crnkovic and Filip Petrovic
(biathlon), Valentina Mikac (figure skating) and Marin Kolenc (speed
skating), accompanied by 12 officials and members of the EYOWF mission,
under the leadership of Assistant Secretary General of the COC Damir Segota.
To most girls and boys this was their first Olympic experience, an introduction
to the dynamic world of the Olympic movement in which, beside the sports
events, they are acquiring skills of international understanding, excellence, fair
play, solidarity and integrity of the heritage of Olympism.
Olympic festivals, winter and summer edition, are held every two years,
and the next, 12 th Winter Festival will be held in the Austrian Montafon
from January 25 th to 31 st 2015, in cooperation with the National Olympic
Committee of Austria and Liechtenstein.
Olimp 46 - Ožujak 2013
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