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Alessio Foconi
Alessio Foconi
Personal information
Born	22 November 1989 (age 34); Rome, Italy
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Weight	80 kg (180 lb; 13 st)
Sport
Sport	Fencing
Weapon	foil
Hand	right-handed
National coach	Andrea Cipressa
Club	CS Terni / CS Aeronautica Militare
Head coach	Giulio Tomassini
FIE ranking	current ranking

Kazuyasu Minobe
Kazuyasu Minobe
	Minobe at 2014 Paris World Cup
Personal information
Nickname(s)	Kaz
Born	15 July 1987 (age 36); Echizen, Fukui
Sport
Sport	Fencing
Weapon	épée
Hand	left-handed
National coach	Oleksandr Gorbachuk
Club	Nexus Fencing Team
FIE ranking	current ranking
Medal record
Representing Japan
Men's Épée
Asian Games
Asian Championships

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Dan Podeanu (born 7 February 1952 in Poroina Mare) is a Romanian fencing master, coach to the Romanian women's épée team.

Career[edit]

Podeanu was born in Mehedinți County, but his parents moved to Craiova when he was seven.^[1] After playing swords with other children at the park he took up fencing proper at the age of twelve. He also played basketball at school. As a fencer he won two titles of national champion of Romania in the junior category and one in the senior category. He also was Balkanic champion.

Podeanu ended his career as an athlete when he was 26 and became a fencing coach. In 1995 the Olympic Centre for épée was opened in Cariova and in 1997 Podeanu became national coach for the women's épée team.

For this performance Brânză was named female Olympic athlete of the year by the Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee and the Romanian Ministry of Youth and Sport, while Podeanu was named Olympic coach of the year.^[2]

Kazuyasu Minobe (見延和靖, Minobe Kazuyasu, born 15 July 1987) is a Japanese épée fencer

Alessio Foconi (born 22 November 1989) is an Italian foil fencer.

Career[edit]

Born in Rome, Foconi took up fencing in Terni, Umbria. He was coached in his formative years by Filippo Romagnoli and Giulio Tomassini.

In 2008 he created an upset at the Espinho World Cup after defeating Renal Ganeyev, Ruslan Nasibulin and Choi Byung-chul. He was stopped in the semifinals by fellow countryman and team Olympic champion Simone Vanni and came away with a bronze medal.^[3] The next year he won a team bronze medal at the Junior European Championships in Amsterdam and an individual bronze and a team gold at the Junior World Championships in Belfast.

In 2010–11 he took another World Cup bronze, this time at the Shanghai Grand Prix, and finished the season 25th in the world rankings. He did not qualify to the 2012 Summer Olympics, but maintained his Top 25 ranking. In 2013 he won the Italian championship after defeating Valerio Aspromonte in the final.^[4]

In the 2014–15 season Foconi bounced back in the World Cup circuit by posting a quarter-final finish in the Paris World Cup,^[5] then a bronze medal in the Löwe von Bonn.^[6]

References[edit]

^ "Craiova: Dan Podeanu, de o viață mânuiește sabia". Adevarul (in Romanian). 17 August 2009.
^ Daniela Mitroi (3 February 2009), "Dan Podeanu, premiat la Gala Sportului", Gazeta de Sud
^ Leonardo Bordoni (17 March 2008). "Scherma: Foconi si scopre grande fra i 'grandi'". Sport Terni (in Italian).
^ Leonardo Bordoni (30 May 2013). "Che Foconi, scala l'Aspromonte ed è oro". Giornale dell'Umbria (in Italian).
^ Ivano Mari (17 January 2015). "Scherma, buon piazzamento in Coppa del mondo per Foconi". Terni in rete (in Italian).
^ Stefano Arcobelli (7 February 2015). "Scherma, fioretto, tris d'Italia con trionfo di Cassarà. La Errigo seconda". La Gazzetta dello Sport (in Italian).

External links[edit]

Profile at the European Fencing Confederation

The Women's foil event took place on November 7, 2010 at Grand Palais.

Medalists[edit]

Position	Name	Country
1.	Elisa Di Francisca	Italy
2.	Arianna Errigo	Italy
3.	Nam Hyun-hee	South Korea
3.	Valentina Vezzali	Italy
5.	Jeon Hee-seok	South Korea
6.	Aida Shanaeva	Russia
7.	Sylwia Gruchała	Poland
8.	Corinne Maîtrejean	France

Draw[edit]

Finals[edit]

Semi-finals		Final



Nam Hyun-hee	12

Elisa Di Francisca	15
		Elisa Di Francisca	15

		Arianna Errigo	11
Arianna Errigo	15

Valentina Vezzali	10

Top half[edit]

Section 1[edit]

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Nam Hyun-hee	15

Hannah Bryars	4
		Nam Hyun-hee	15

		Gaëlle Gebet	6
Dai Huili	8

Gaëlle Gebet	15
				Nam Hyun-hee	15

				Inès Boubakri	11
Inès Boubakri	15

Kyomi Hirata	11
		Inès Boubakri	15

		Virginie Ujlaky	6
Wenying Wang	1

Virginie Ujlaky	15
						Nam Hyun-hee	15

						Corinne Maîtrejean	5
Yevgeniya Lamonova	15

Monica Peterson	4
		Yevgeniya Lamonova	15

		Le Huilin	12
Le Huilin	15

Julie Groslambert	11
				Corinne Maîtrejean	15

				Yevgeniya Lamonova	12
Chie Yoshizawa	15

Maria Udrea	7
		Chie Yoshizawa	12

		Corinne Maîtrejean	15
Eliška Šabartová	4

Corinne Maîtrejean	15

Section 2[edit]

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Jeon Hee-sook	15

Kelleigh Ryan	8
		Jeon Hee-sook	7

		Nicole Ross	5
Nicole Ross	15

Kanae Ikehata	5
				Jeon Hee-sook	15

				Katja Wächter	12
Martina Zacke	10

Martina Emanuel	15
		Martina Emanuel	12

		Katja Wächter	15
Bella Zamlin	6

Katja Wächter	15
						Jeon Hee-sook	10

						Elisa Di Francisca	15
Inna Deriglazova	15

Olha Leleyko	13
		Inna Deriglazova	12

		Aida Mohamed	13
Annie-Claude Therrien	2

Aida Mohamed	15
				Aida Mohamed	7

				Elisa Di Francisca	15
Sandra Kleinberger	10

Lee Kiefer	15
		Lee Kiefer	5

		Elisa Di Francisca	15
Yulitza Suárez	4

Elisa Di Francisca	15

Bottom half[edit]

Section 3[edit]

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Arianna Errigo	15

Kateryne Chentsova	4
		Nam Hyun-hee	15

		Anna Rybicka	13
Gabriella Varga	10

Anna Rybicka	15
				Nam Hyun-hee	12

				Inna Deriglazova	10
Lee Hye-sun	9

Nguyen Thi Tuoi	8
		Lee Hye-sun	9

		Inna Deriglazova	12
Kyomi Hirata	3

Inna Deriglazova	15
						Nam Hyun-hee	15

						Ilaria Salvatori	8
Sylwia Gruchała	15

Olga Leleyko	11
		Sylwia Gruchała	9

		Nicole Ross	15
Lin Po Heung	9

Nicole Ross	14
				Nicole Ross	7

				Ilaria Salvatori	15
Saskia Garcia	15

Monica Peterson	10
		Saskia Garcia	5

		Ilaria Salvatori	15
Mariana González	11

Ilaria Salvatori	15

Section 4[edit]

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Yevgeniya Lamonova	15

Nataly Michel	3
		Yevgeniya Lamonova	11

		Kateryna Chentsova	10
Kateryna Chentsova	15

Le Huilin	13
				Yevgeniya Lamonova	11

				Jeon Hee-sook	6
Mona Shaito	9

Chieko Sugawara	15
		Chieko Sugawara	9

		Jeon Hee-sook	13
Johana Choles	5

Jeon Hee-sook	7
						Yevgeniya Lamonova	7

						Elisa Di Francisca	15
Astrid Guyart	15

Sandra Kleinberger	7
		Astrid Guyart	6

		Liu Yongshi	15
Liu Yongshi	15

Alanna Goldie	12
				Liu Yongshi	7

				Elisa Di Francisca	15
Katja Wächter	15

Ping Yuan	6
		Katja Wächter	7

		Elisa Di Francisca	15
Chrissoula Kontareli	0

Elisa Di Francisca	15

[1] "Craiova: Dan Podeanu, de o viață mânuiește sabia". Adevarul (in Romanian). 17 August 2009.

[2] Daniela Mitroi (3 February 2009), "Dan Podeanu, premiat la Gala Sportului", Gazeta de Sud

[3] Leonardo Bordoni (17 March 2008). "Scherma: Foconi si scopre grande fra i 'grandi'". Sport Terni (in Italian).

[4] Leonardo Bordoni (30 May 2013). "Che Foconi, scala l'Aspromonte ed è oro". Giornale dell'Umbria (in Italian).

[5] Ivano Mari (17 January 2015). "Scherma, buon piazzamento in Coppa del mondo per Foconi". Terni in rete (in Italian).

[6] Stefano Arcobelli (7 February 2015). "Scherma, fioretto, tris d'Italia con trionfo di Cassarà. La Errigo seconda". La Gazzetta dello Sport (in Italian).

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2010 World Fencing Championships

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