Summer Olympics 2000 Results -- Monday, Sept. 18

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Results -- Monday, Sept. 18
Note: Results are listed on the date they were contested in Sydney. Schedules and MedalTracker results are listed in ET, which is 15 hours behind Australian time.

Baseball
Cuba 13, Italy 5
Australia 5, South Korea 3
United States 11, South Africa 1

Basketball
Women
Canada 62, Senegal 41
Russia 84, Poland 46
South Korea 101, New Zealand 62
United States 90, Cuba 61
France 58, Slovakia 51

Canoe-Kayak
Men
C-1
1, Tony Estanguet, France, (115.25, 0, 115.25; 114.62, 2, 116.62), 231.87.
2, Michal Martikan, Slovakia, (117.17, 2, 119.17; 114.59, 0, 114.59), 233.76.
3, Juraj Mincik, Slovakia, (117.55, 0, 117.55; 116.67, 0, 116.67), 234.22.
4, Emmanuel Brugvin, France, (118.69, 0, 118.69; 117.73, 2, 119.73), 238.42.
5, Stefan Pfannmoeller, Germany, (119.03, 0, 119.03; 116.69, 4, 120.69), 239.72.
6, Soeren Kaufmann, Germany, (121.83, 2, 123.83; 116.35, 0, 116.35), 240.18.
7, Simeon Hocevar, Slovenia, (119.78, 0, 119.78; 120.86, 0, 120.86), 240.64.
8, Stuart McIntosh, Britain, (121.23, 0, 121.23; 118.38, 4, 122.38), 243.61.

U.S. finisher
12, David Hearn, Bethesda, Md., (125.12, 2, 127.12; 127.45, 4, 131.45), 258.57.

Women
K-1
Final
1, Stepanka Hilgertova, Czech Republic, (125.21, 0, 125.21; 121.83, 0, 121.83), 247.04.
2, Brigitte Guibal, France, (122.98, 2, 124.98; 124.90, 2, 126.90), 251.88.
3, Anne-Lise Bardet, France, (125.77, 0, 125.77; 129.00, 0, 129.00), 254.77.
4, Elena Kaliska, Slovakia, (126.68, 0, 126.68; 125.27, 4, 129.27), 255.95.
5, Irena Pavelkova, Czech Republic, (127.31, 2, 129.31; 126.80, 0, 126.80), 256.11.
6, Mandy Planert, Germany, (124.03, 2, 126.03; 129.82, 2, 131.82), 257.85.
7, Rebecca Giddens, Green Bay, Wis., (127.26, 2, 129.26; 127.43, 2, 129.43), 258.69.
8, Danielle Woodward, Australia, (128.58, 4, 132.58; 129.31, 0, 129.31), 261.89.

Cycling
Women
Individual Pursuit
Gold Medal
Leontien Zijlaard, Netherlands, 3:33.360, def. Marion Clignet, France, 3:38.751.

Bronze Medal
2, Yvonne McGregor, Britain, 3:38.850, def. Sarah Ulmer, New Zealand, 3:38.930.

Fencing
Men
Team Epee
Semifinals
France (Eric Srecki 1-0; Hugues Obry 2-1; Jean Francois di Martino 2-0), def. Cuba (Ivan Trevejo 0-3; Carlos Pedroso 0-2; Nelson Loyola 1-0), 45-36.

Italy (Paolo Milanoli 2-0; Alfredo Rota 2-1; Angelo Mazzoni 0-3), def. South Korea (Lee Sang-Yup 1-2; Yang Roy-Sung 1-1; Lee Sang-Ki 2-1), 44-43, 00:43, hit.

Bronze Medal
Cuba (Nelson Loyola 3-0; Ivan Trevejo 2-1; Carlos Pedroso 2-0), def. South Korea (Lee Sang-Ki 0-3; Yang Roy-Sung 1-1; Lee Sang-Yup 0-3), 45-31.

Gold Medal
Italy (Alfredo Rota 1-2; Maurizio Randazzo 1-2; Paolo Milanoli 1-0), def. France (Eric Srecki 2-0; Hugues Obry 1-1; Jean Francois di Martino 1-2), 39-38.

Field Hockey
Men
Malaysia 0, Netherlands 0, tie
Pakistan 8, Britain 1
Germany 2, Canada 1
Women
Argentina 1, Britain 0

Gymnastics
Men
Team
1, China (Yang Wei; Zheng Lihui; Li Xiaopeng; Xing Aowei; Huang Xu; Xiao Junfeng), 231.919.

2, Ukraine (Oleksandr Beresh; Oleksandr Svitlychnyy; Roman Zozulya; Valeriy Goncharov; Valeriy Pereshkura; Ruslan Myezyentsev), 230.306.

3, Russia (Alexei Nemov; Maxim Alechine; Alexey Bondarenko; Nikolai Krioukov; Evgueni Podgornyi; Dmitri Drevine), 230.019.

4, Japan (Naoya Tsukahara; Yoshihiro Saito; Kenichi Fujita; Mutsumi Harada; Akihiro Kasamatsu; Norimasa Iwai), 229.857.

5, United States (Blaine Wilson, Columbus, Ohio; Paul Hamm, Waukesha, Wis.; Stephen McCain, Houston; John Roethlisberger, Falcon Heights, Minn.; Sean Townsend, Houston; Morgan Hamm, Waukesha, Wis.), 228.983.

6, Romania (Dorin Petcu; Marian Dragulescu; Ioan Suciu; Rares Orzata; Florentin Pescaru; Marius Urzica), 227.543.

Judo
Men
73kg
Bronze Medal Matches
Anatoly Laryukov, Belarus, def. Jimmy Pedro, Lawrence, Mass., Ippon, 00:31.

Vsevolods Zelonijs, Latvia, def. Choi Yong-Sin, South Korea, Ippon, 00:53.

Gold Medal Match
Giuseppe Maddaloni, Italy, def. Tiago Camilo, Brazil, Ippon, 03:25.

Women
57kg
Bronze Medal Matches
Kie Kusakabe, Japan, def. Shen Jun, China, Ippon, 00:44.

Maria Pekli, Australia, def. Cinzia Cavazzuti, Italy, Yusei-Gachi.

Gold Medal Match
Isabel Fernandez, Spain, def. Driulys Gonzalez, Cuba, Yusei-Gachi.

Shooting
Men
10m Air Rifle
Final
1, Cai Yalin, China, (594.0, 102.4), 696.4.
2, Artem Khadjibekov, Russia, (592.0, 103.1), 695.1.
3, Evgueni Aleinikov, Russia, (592.0, 101.8), 693.8.
4, Anatoly Klimenko, Belarus, (593.0, 100.4), 693.4.
5, Jason Parker, Omaha, Neb., (592.0, 101.1), 693.1.
6, Nedzad Fazlija, Bosnia-Herzegovina, (591.0, 101.7), 692.7.
7, Leif Steinar Rolland, Norway, (592.0, 100.2), 692.2.
8, Artur Aivazian, Ukraine, (592.0, 100.0), 692.0.

U.S. Finisher
38, Ken Johnson, Marshfield, Mass., 583.0.

Women
Trap (75-Targets)
Final
1, Daina Gudzineviciute, Lithuania, (71.0, 22.0), 93.0.
2, Delphine Racinet, France, (67.0, 25.0), 92.0.
3, Gao E, China, (68.0, 22.0), 90.0.
4, Anne Focan, Belgium, (67.0, 21.0), 88.0.
5, Susanne Kiermayer, Germany, (66.0, 20.0), 86.0.
6, Elena Tkatch, Russia, (65.0, 16.0), 81.0.
7, Emanuela Felici, San Marino, (64.0, 0), 64.0.
8, Pia Hansen, Sweden, (64.0, 0), 64.0.

U.S. Finisher
14, Cindy Gentry, Stone Mountain, Ga., (59.0, 0), 59.0.

Softball
Japan 3, China 1
United States 3, Cuba 0

Swimming
Men
200m Freestyle
Final
1, Pieter van den Hoogenband, Netherlands, 1:45.35.
2, Ian Thorpe, Australia, 1:45.83.
3, Massimiliano Rosolino, Italy, 1:46.65.
4, Josh Davis, San Antonio, 1:46.73.
5, Paul Palmer, Britain, 1:47.95.
6, James Salter, Britain, 1:48.74.
7, Rick Say, Canada, 1:48.76.
8, Grant Hackett, Australia, 1:49.46.

100m Backstroke
Final
1, Lenny Krayzelburg, Studio City, Calif., 53.72.
2, Matthew Welsh, Australia, 54.07.
3, Stev Theloke, Germany, 54.82.
4, Josh Watson, Australia, 55.01.
5, Bartosz Kizierowski, Poland, 55.04.
6, Neil Walker, Verona, Wis., 55.14.
7, Steffen Driesen, Germany, 55.27.
8, Eithan Urbach, Israel, 55.74.

Women
100m Backstroke
Final
1, Diana Mocanu, Romania, 1:00.21.
2, Mai Nakamura, Japan, 1:00.55.
3, Nina Zhivanevskaya, Spain, 1:00.89.
4, Roxana Maracineanu, France, 1:01.10.
5, Noriko Inada, Japan, 1:01.14.
6, B.J. Bedford, Etna, N.H., 1:01.47.
7, Dyana Calub, Australia, 1:01.61.
8, Louise Ornstedt, Denmark, 1:02.02.

100m Breaststroke
Final
1, Megan Quann, Puyallup, Wash., 1:07.05.
2, Leisel Jones, Australia, 1:07.49.
3, Penny Heyns, South Africa, 1:07.55.
4, Sarah Poewe, South Africa, 1:07.85.
5, Agnes Kovacs, Hungary, 1:08.09.
6, Masami Tanaka, Japan, 1:08.37.
7, Tarnee White, Australia, 1:09.09.
8, Sylvia Gerasch, Germany, 1:09.86.

Team Handball
Men
Germany 24, South Korea 24, tie
France 20, Tunisia 17
Yugoslavia 25, Egypt 22
Spain 39, Australia 23
Russia 31, Cuba 26

Weightlifting
Women
58kg
1, Soraya Jimenez Mendivil, Mexico, (95.0 kg.-209 pounds, 127.5 kg.-280 pounds), 222.5 kg.-490 pounds.
2, Ri Song Hui, North Korea, (97.5-214, 122.5-269), 220.0-485.
3, Khassaraporn Suta, Thailand, (92.5-203, 117.5-258), 210.0-463.
4, Maryse Turcotte, Canada, (90.0-198, 115.0-254), 205.0-452.
5, Aleksandra Klejnowska, Poland, (90.0-198, 112.5-247), 202.5-445.
6, Moe Nwe Khin, Myanmar, (90.0-198, 110.0-243), 200.0-441.
7, Nataliya Skakun, Ukraine, (85.0-187, 112.5-247), 197.5-434.
8, Anna Batsiushko, Belarus, (90.0-198, 107.5-236), 197.5-434.

53 kg
1, Yang Xia, China, (100.0 kg.-221 pounds, 125.0 kg.-276 pounds), 225.0 kg.-496 pounds.
2, Feng-Ying Li, Taiwan, (97.5-214, 115.0-254), 212.5-467.
3, Winarni Binti Slamet, Indonesia, (90.0-198, 112.5-247), 202.5-445.
4, Franca Gbodo, Nigeria, (85.0-187, 110.0-243), 195.0-430.
5, Swe Swe Win, Myanmar, (85.0-187, 110.0-243), 195.0-430.
6, Thing Baijan Sanamacha Chanu, India, (85.0-187, 110.0-243), 195.0-430.
7, Mari Nakaga, Japan, (77.5-170, 105.0-232), 182.5-401.
8, Marioara Munteanu, Romania, (82.5-181, 97.5-214), 180.0-397.

Volleyball
Women
Italy 3, Peru 0 (25-17, 25-20, 25-20)
Croatia 3, China 1 (25-23, 26-28, 25-20, 25-15)
South Korea 3, Germany 0 (25-16, 25-21, 25-22)
United States 3, Kenya 0 (25-16, 25-6, 25-16)
Brazil 3, Australia 0 (25-13, 25-18, 25-17)

Water Polo
Women Netherlands 5, Australia 4
United States 7, Russia 5
Canada 10, Kazakstan 3

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