The venue for the games was itself controversial. The games were awarded initially to Montreal, and then taken away again in February 2005 when the city was unable to raise sufficient funding, with other cities indicating their willingness to take the games on. However following promises of funding from various levels of government, Montreal re-bid for the games and they were re-awarded to the city.
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The 2005 World Aquatics Championships French Championnats du monde de natation 2005 or the XI FINA World Championships were held in Montreal Quebec Canada from July 16 to July 31 2005 They took place in Parc Jean Drapeau on Saint Helen s Island 11th FINA World ChampionshipsHost cityMontreal Quebec CanadaDate s July 16 31 2005 2003 Barcelona2007 Melbourne Contents 1 Competition 1 1 Medal standings 1 2 Diving 1 3 Open water swimming 1 4 Swimming 1 5 Synchronised swimming 1 6 Water polo 2 Bidding for and organizing the event 3 External linksCompetition Edit Swimming competition pool Medal standings Edit Host nation Canada RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 United States USA 17157392 Australia AUS 1384253 China CHN 557174 Russia RUS 532105 Canada CAN 343106 France FRA 31157 Germany GER 274138 Hungary HUN 22159 Zimbabwe ZIM 220410 South Africa RSA 212511 Netherlands NED 211412 Poland POL 202413 Italy ITA 133714 Spain ESP 113515 Greece GRE 101216 Serbia and Montenegro SCG 100117 Japan JPN 0571218 Sweden SWE 012319 Austria AUT 011220 Croatia CRO 0101 Cuba CUB 0101 Switzerland SUI 010123 Great Britain GBR 004424 Ukraine UKR 003325 Bulgaria BUL 0022 Tunisia TUN 0022Totals 26 entries 626362187ordered by gold medalsDiving Edit Main article Diving at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships MenEvent Gold Silver Bronze1 m springboard Alexandre Despatie CAN Xu Xiang CHN Wang Feng CHN 3 m springboard Alexandre Despatie CAN Troy Dumais USA He Chong CHN 10 m platform Hu Jia CHN Jose Guerra CUB Gleb Galperin RUS 3 m springboard synchro He Chong CHN Wang Feng CHN Tobias Schellenberg GER Andreas Wels GER Justin Dumais USA Troy Dumais USA 10 m platform synchro Dmitry Dobroskok RUS Gleb Galperin RUS Yang Jinghui CHN Hu Jia CHN Peter Waterfield GBR Leon Taylor GBR WomenEvent Gold Silver Bronze1 m springboard Blythe Hartley CAN Wu Minxia CHN Heike Fischer GER 3 m springboard Guo Jingjing CHN Wu Minxia CHN Tania Cagnotto ITA 10 m platform Laura Ann Wilkinson USA Loudy Tourky AUS Jia Tong CHN 3 m springboard synchro Li Ting CHN Guo Jingjing CHN Ditte Kotzian GER Conny Schmalfuss GER Olena Fedorova UKR Kristina Ishchenko UKR 10 m platform synchro Jia Tong CHN Yuan Peilin CHN Chantelle Newbery AUS Loudy Tourky AUS Meaghan Benfeito CAN Roseline Filion CAN Open water swimming Edit Main article Open water swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships MenEvent Gold Silver Bronze5 km Thomas Lurz GER Chip Peterson USA Simone Ercoli ITA 10 km Chip Peterson USA Thomas Lurz GER Petar Stoychev BUL 25 km David Meca ESP Brendan Capell AUS Petar Stoychev BUL WomenEvent Gold Silver Bronze5 km Larisa Ilchenko RUS Margy Keefe USA Edith van Dijk NED 10 km Edith van Dijk NED Federica Vitale ITA Britta Kamrau GER 25 km Edith van Dijk NED Britta Kamrau GER Laura la Piana ITA Swimming Edit Main article Swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships MenEvent Gold Silver Bronze50 m freestyle Roland Schoeman RSA Duje Draganja CRO Bartosz Kizierowski POL 100 m freestyle Filippo Magnini ITA Roland Schoeman RSA Ryk Neethling RSA 200 m freestyle Michael Phelps USA Grant Hackett AUS Ryk Neethling RSA 400 m freestyle Grant Hackett AUS Yuri Prilukov RUS Oussama Mellouli TUN 800 m freestyle Grant Hackett AUS Larsen Jensen USA Yuri Prilukov RUS 1500 m freestyle Grant Hackett AUS Larsen Jensen USA David Davies GBR 50 m backstroke Aristeidis Grigoriadis GRE Matt Welsh AUS Liam Tancock GBR 100 m backstroke Aaron Peirsol USA Randall Bal USA Laszlo Cseh HUN 200 m backstroke Aaron Peirsol USA Markus Rogan AUT Ryan Lochte USA 50 m breaststroke Mark Warnecke GER Mark Gangloff USA Kosuke Kitajima JPN 100 m breaststroke Brendan Hansen USA Kosuke Kitajima JPN Hugues Duboscq FRA 200 m breaststroke Brendan Hansen USA Mike Brown CAN Genki Imamura JPN 50 m butterfly Roland Schoeman RSA Ian Crocker USA Sergiy Breus UKR 100 m butterfly Ian Crocker USA Michael Phelps USA Andriy Serdinov UKR 200 m butterfly Pawel Korzeniowski POL Takeshi Matsuda JPN Wu Peng CHN 200 m individual medley Michael Phelps USA Laszlo Cseh HUN Ryan Lochte USA 400 m individual medley Laszlo Cseh HUN Luca Marin ITA Oussama Mellouli TUN 4 100 m freestyle relay United States USA Michael PhelpsNeil WalkerNate DusingJason Lezak Canada CAN Yannick LupienRick SayMike MintenkoBrent Hayden Australia AUS Michael KlimAndrew MewingLeith BrodiePatrick Murphy4 200 m freestyle relay United States USA Michael PhelpsRyan LochtePeter VanderkaayKlete Keller Canada CAN Brent HaydenColin RussellRick SayAndrew Hurd Australia AUS Nicholas SprengerPatrick MurphyAndrew MewingGrant Hackett4 100 m medley relay United States USA Aaron PeirsolBrendan HansenIan CrockerJason Lezak Russia RUS Arkady VyatchaninDmitry KomornikovIgor MarchenkoAndrey Kapralov Japan JPN Tomomi MoritaKosuke KitajimaRyo TakayasuDaisuke HosokawaWomenEvent Gold Silver Bronze50 m freestyle Libby Lenton AUS Marleen Veldhuis NED Zhu Yingwen CHN 100 m freestyle Jodie Henry AUS Malia Metella FRA Natalie Coughlin USA 200 m freestyle Solenne Figues FRA Federica Pellegrini ITA Josefin Lillhage SWE Yang Yu CHN 400 m freestyle Laure Manaudou FRA Ai Shibata JPN Caitlin McClatchey GBR 800 m freestyle Kate Ziegler USA Brittany Reimer CAN Ai Shibata JPN 1500 m freestyle Kate Ziegler USA Flavia Rigamonti SUI Brittany Reimer CAN 50 m backstroke Giaan Rooney AUS Gao Chang CHN Antje Buschschulte GER 100 m backstroke Kirsty Coventry ZIM Antje Buschschulte GER Natalie Coughlin USA 200 m backstroke Kirsty Coventry ZIM Margaret Hoelzer USA Reiko Nakamura JPN 50 m breaststroke Jade Edmistone AUS Jessica Hardy USA Brooke Hanson AUS 100 m breaststroke Leisel Jones AUS Jessica Hardy USA Tara Kirk USA 200 m breaststroke Leisel Jones AUS Anne Poleska GER Mirna Jukic AUT 50 m butterfly Danni Miatke AUS Anna Karin Kammerling SWE Therese Alshammar SWE 100 m butterfly Jessicah Schipper AUS Libby Lenton AUS Otylia Jedrzejczak POL 200 m butterfly Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Jessicah Schipper AUS Yuko Nakanishi JPN 200 m individual medley Katie Hoff USA Kirsty Coventry ZIM Lara Carroll AUS 400 m individual medley Katie Hoff USA Kirsty Coventry ZIM Kaitlin Sandeno USA 4 100 m freestyle relay Australia AUS Jodie HenryAlice MillsShayne ReeseLibby Lenton Germany GER Petra DallmannAntje BuschschulteAnnika LiebsDaniela Gotz United States USA Natalie CoughlinKara Lynn JoyceLacey NymeyerAmanda Weir4 200 m freestyle relay United States USA Natalie CoughlinKatie HoffWhitney MyersKaitlin Sandeno Australia AUS Libby LentonShayne ReeseBronte BarrattLinda Mackenzie China CHN Yingwen ZhuJiaying PangYafei ZhouYang Yu4 100 m medley relay Australia AUS Sophie EdingtonLeisel JonesJessicah SchipperLibby Lenton United States USA Natalie CoughlinJessica HardyRachel KomisarzAmanda Weir Germany GER Antje BuschschulteSarah PoeweAnnika MehlhornDaniela GotzSynchronised swimming Edit Main article Synchronised swimming at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships Event Gold Silver BronzeSolo routine Virginie Dedieu FRA Natalia Ischenko RUS Gemma Mengual ESP Duet routine Anastasia Davydova RUS Anastasia Ermakova RUS Gemma Mengual ESP Paola Tirados ESP Saho Harada JPN Emiko Suzuki JPN Team routine Russia RUS Maria GromovaNatalia IschenkoElvira KhasyanovaOlga KuzhelaOlga LarkinaElena OvchinnikovaSvetlana RomashinaAnna Shorina Japan JPN Saho Harada Naoko Kawashima Kanako Kitao Hiromi Kobayashi Erika Komura Takako Konishi Ayako Matsumura Emiko Suzuki Masako Tachibana Spain ESP Raquel Corral Andrea Fuentes Tina Fuentes Thais Henriquez Gemma Mengual Irina Rodriguez Paola Tirados Christina ViolanCombination routine Russia RUS Anastasia DavydovaAnastasia ErmakovaMaria GromovaNatalia IschenkoElvira KhasyanovaOlga KuzhelaOlga LarkinaElena OvchinnikovaSvetlana RomashinaAnna Shorina Japan JPN Saho Harada Naoko Kawashima Kanako Kitao Hiromi Kobayashi Erika Komura Takako Konishi Ayako Matsumura Emiko Suzuki Masako Tachibana Spain ESP Raquel Corral Andrea Fuentes Tina Fuentes Thais Henriquez Gemma Mengual Gisela Moron Irina Rodriguez Paola Tirados Christina ViolanWater polo Edit MenMain article Water polo at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships Men s tournament Event Gold Silver BronzeTeam Serbia and MontenegroDenis SefikPetar TrbojevicNikola JanovicVanja UdovicicDejan SavicDanilo IkodinovicSlobodan NikicVladimir GojkovicBoris ZlokovicAleksandar SapicVladimir VujasinovicPredrag JokicZdravko Radic HungaryZoltan SzecsiDaniel VargaNorbert MadarasAdam SteinmetzTamas KasasAttila VariGergely KissCsaba KissRajmund FodorMarton SzivosIstvan GergelyTamas MolnarPeter Biros GreeceGeorgios ReppasAnastasios SchizasDimitrios MazisEmmanouil MylonakisTheodoros ChatzitheodorouArgyris TheodoropoulosChristos AfroudakisGeorgios NtoskasGeorgios AfroudakisStefanos Petros SantaAntonios VlontakisManthos VoulgarakisNikolaos DeligiannisWomenMain article Water polo at the 2005 World Aquatics Championships Women s tournament Event Gold Silver BronzeTeam HungaryPatricia HorvathEszter TomaskovicsKhrisctina SerfozoDora KistelekiMercedes StieberAndrea TothRita DravuczKrisztina ZantleitnerOrsolya TakacsAniko PelleAgnes ValkayFruzsina BravikTimea Benko United StatesEmily FeherHeather PetriEricka LorenzBrenda VillaLauren WengerNatalie GoldaKristina KunkelErika FiggeJaime HippKelly RulonMoriah van NormanDrue WawrzynskiThalia Munro CanadaRachel RiddellKrystina AlogboWhynter LamarreSusan GardinerTara CampbellMarie Luc ArpinCora CampbellDominique PerreaultAnn DowJana SalatValerie DionneChristine RobinsonJohanne BeginBidding for and organizing the event EditMontreal became the first city in North America to hold the FINA World Aquatics Championships The venue for the games was itself controversial The games were awarded initially to Montreal and then taken away again in February 2005 when the city was unable to raise sufficient funding with other cities indicating their willingness to take the games on However following promises of funding from various levels of government Montreal re bid for the games and they were re awarded to the city On July 16 before the start of the 2005 event FINA selected the host city for the 2009 World Aquatics Championships Rome Italy External links EditOfficial FINA results Diving Archived 2020 06 29 at the Wayback Machine Swimming Archived 2020 06 28 at the Wayback Machine Open water Archived 2020 06 28 at the Wayback Machine Synchronised swimming Archived 2020 06 28 at the Wayback Machine Water polo Archived 2020 06 28 at the Wayback Machine Swim Rankings results Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2005 World Aquatics Championships amp oldid 1122968038, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
