The summary of the Continental Cup Cross Country Skiing 2014-15

The season of skiing 2014-15 is coming to an end officially. Last weekend ended the last Continental Cup, of which we give all the charts and a quick guide.

Tuesday 31 March 2015 10 minutes reading time

OPA CUP Male Female SCANDINAVIAN CUP The Scandinavian Cup, reserved for the Scandinavian and Baltic countries, & egrave; been dominated by Norway. Among men the ultimate success & egrave; went to Hans Christer Holund that preceded compatriots Mathias Rundgreen and Sindre Bj & oslash; rnestad Skar, all three gi & agrave; protagonists in the World Cup. Among the women instead of victory Kathrine Rolsted Harsem, able to overcome all & rsquo; last race Silje & Ã˜ YRE Slind, third in Silje Theodorsen. SCANDINAVIAN CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. HOLUND Hans Christer (NOR) 382 2. RUNDGREEN Mathias (NOR) 311 3. SKAR Sindre Bj & oslash; rnestad (NOR) 289 Click here for the complete ranking SCANDINAVIAN CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. HARSEM Kathrine Rolsted (NOR) 508 2. Slind Silje & Ã˜ YRE (NOR) 500 3. Theodorsen Silje (NOR) 360 Click here for the complete ranking EASTERN EUROPEAN CUP The Eastern European Cup, reserved for the republics of & rsquo; former Soviet Union, & egrave; been monopolized by Russia. Among men victory Andrey Parfenov, specialist sprint but able to defend themselves in the races away, behind Konstantin Glavatskikh and Alexander Utkin. Among the women instead of victory & rsquo; expert Natalia Matveeva before Elena Soboleva and Yulia Tchekaleva, which took just two stages to win the points needed for the final podium. EASTERN EUROPEAN CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Parfenov Andrey (RUS) 431 2. GLAVATSKIKH Konstantin (RUS) 387 3. Utkin Alexander (RUS) 354 Click here for the complete ranking EASTERN EUROPEAN CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Natalia Matveeva (RUS) 524 2. Soboleva Elena (RUS) 502 3. TCHEKALEVA Yulia (RUS) 484 Click here for the complete ranking BALKAN CUP The Balkan Cup, reserved as imaginable to the Balkan countries, has seen among men in the fifth statement of career Paul Romanian Constantin Pepene, which preceded the Bulgarian Veselin Tsinzov and compatriot Petrica Hogiu. Among the women instead of victory carneade Bosnian Tanja Karisik before the Romanian Timea Sara and Croatian Vedrana Malec. BALKAN CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. PEPENE Paul Constantin (ROU) 600 2. TSINZOV Veseli (BUL) 420 3. HOGIU Petrica (ROU) 390 Click here for the complete ranking BALKAN CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Tanja Karisik (BIH) 450 2. SARA Timea (ROU) 400 3. MALEC Vedrana (CRO) 270 Click here for the complete ranking SLAVIC CUP Poles, Hungarians, Czechs and Slovaks were played the Slavic Cup, one that probably & egrave; the COC level pi & ugrave; low. Among the men in fact won the Polish Mateusz Chowaniak front of compatriot Pawel Klisz and Czech Jacob Tony Kordac; among women instead imposes Magdalena Kozielska front of Sandra Schuetzova and Barbora KlementovÃ¡. SLAVIC CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. CHOWANIAK Mateusz (POL) 308 2. Klisz Pawel (POL) 295 3. KORDAC Jacob Tony (CZE) 273 Click here for the complete ranking SLAVIC CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Kozielska Magdalena (POL) 500 2. SCHUETZOVA Sandra (CZE) 480 3. KlementovÃ¡ Barbora (SVK) 340 Click here for the complete ranking FAR EAST CUP Asians have been engaged in the Far East Cup. At the male monopoly of Japan, with Kaichi Naruse preceding Nobuhito Kashiwabara and Takatsugu Uda. Female instead dominates Yuki Kobayashi, who with the second Korean Lee Chae-Won, the only non-Japanese in the top positions, and third level on points Sumiko Ishigaki and Michiko Kashiwabara. FAR EAST CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Naruse Kaichi (JPN) 510 2. Kashiwabara Nobuhito (JPN) 480 3. UDA Takatsugu (JPN) 417 Click here for the complete ranking FAR EAST CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Yuli KOBAYASHI (JPN) 660 2. Lee Chae-Won (KOR) 434 3. ISHIGAKI Sumiko (JPN) 401 3. Michiko Kashiwabara (JPN) 401 Click here for the complete ranking US SUPER TOUR Moving to America, the US Super Tour, reserved for US distance runners, saw the victory of & rsquo; expert Kris Freeman, the protagonist also in the World Cup a few seasons ago. Behind him, Alexander Treinen and Dakota Blackhorse-Von Jess. Among women instead affirmation of Rosie Brennan, very talented girl to excel despite missing almost half & agrave; Since season & eacute; engaged between the World Cup and World Championships. Brennan, who still does not & egrave; pi & ugrave; having very young 26 years, before Chelsea Holmes and Rebecca Rorabaugh. US TOUR SUPER MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. FREEMAN Kris (USA) 375 2. Treinen Alexander (USA) 314 3. Blackhorse-VON JESS Dakota (USA) 267 Click here for the complete ranking US TOUR SUPER FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. BRENNAN Rosie (USA) 380 2. HOLMES Chelsea (USA) 375 3. Rorabaugh Rebecca (USA) 347 Click here for the complete ranking NOR-AM CUP The Nor-Am Cup, which involves mostly Canadians, has seen among men the clear affirmation of Michael Somppi front of Kevin Sandau and Andy Shields. Among women instead confirms Emily Nishikawa, holder of the trophy, which precedes Andrea Dupont and young Dahria Beatty. NOR-AM CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. SOMPPI Michael (CAN) 840 2. Kevin Sandau (CAN) 701 3. SHIELDS Andy (CAN) 532 Click here for the complete ranking NOR-AM CUP FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Emily Nishikawa (CAN) 866 2. DUPONT Andrea (CAN) 3. 690 BEATTY Dahria (CAN) 615 Click here for the complete ranking AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP We conclude this brief overview of the Continental Cups citing l & rsquo; Australia New Zealand Cup, which took place entirely in August. Among the men of success & rsquo; Swiss Valerio Leccardi before kangaroos Phillip Bellingham and Paul Kovacs; among women instead triplet with Australian victory Esther Bottomley on Jessica Yeaton and Anna Trnka. AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP MALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. LECCARDI Valerio (SUI) 460 2. BELLINGHAM Phillip (AUS) 440 3. KOVACS Paul (AUS) 256 Click here for the complete ranking AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND FEMALE & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. BOTTOMLEY Esther (AUS) 420 2. Yeaton Jessica (AUS) 345 3. TRNKA Anna (AUS) 236 Click here for the complete ranking & Nbsp; & Nbsp;

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