Обобщенный рейтинг достижений команд пловцов на всемирных универсиадах с 1959-2013 гг. (1-2 этапы)
Date Issued
2014
Author(s)
Ганчар, А.
Abstract
У статті виявлена динаміка рейтингу командного виступу найсильніших плавців-
студентів за результатами одержання призових нагород серед чоловіків і жінок, учасників фінальних запливів
на всесвітніх Універсіадах на I-II етапі їх проведення, що відбувалися з 1959 по 2013 рр.
студентів за результатами одержання призових нагород серед чоловіків і жінок, учасників фінальних запливів
на всесвітніх Універсіадах на I-II етапі їх проведення, що відбувалися з 1959 по 2013 рр.
The article was devoted the performance by the strongest swimmers-students based on a
prize-winning among men and women at the World Universiade on the second stage of the 1959 by 2013. The top ten
most successful teams-swimmers, who received the prize awards were the following countries: were United States-623
medals, Japan-276, USSR-185, Italy-113, Canada-105, Russia-97, Germany-92, China-77, Ukraine-76, United
Kingdom-74 medals; in the second ten of the successful teams of swimmers were: Australia-69, France-49, Hungary-44,
Brazil-44, Romania-42, Netherlands-42, Poland-41, Czech Republic-23, CHSSR-21, New Zealand-20 medals;
The third top of ten teams of swimmers entered: Belarus-19, South Africa-13, Spain-12, Ygoslaviy-11, Slovenia-8,
Cuba-7, S-Korea-7. Austria-7, Belgium-7, Slovakia-6 medals; the fourth top ten: Israel-5, Lithuania-4, Bulgariy-4,
Switzerland-4, Serbia-4, Kenya-3, Ireland-3, Hong Kong S.A.R.-2, Portugalia-2, Schweden-2, Greece-2, Kazakhstan-2,
GDR-1, Malaizia-1, Bahamas-1, Mexiko-1, Croatia-1 medal; the leaders of the men were swimmers: United States-322
medals, Japan-156, USSR-113, Italy-64, Russia-63, Ukraine-55, Germany-51 Brazil-39, United Kingdom-37, France-31
medals; leaders among women swimmers: United States-301 medals, Japan-120, USSR-72, China-69, Canada-55,
Italy-49, Germany-41, Australia-40, Romania-38, United Kingdom-37, Russia-34 medals.
Such a trend was marked by achievements in both men and women, taking into account the receipt of gold, silver
and bronze medals: winners had a similar level of achievement in glasses on the table of the FINA, both men (817
points) and women (818 points). Silver medalists had lower levels of evaluation of their achievements (799 and 790
points), as well as bronze medalists (785 and 772 points). Therefore, the practice of evaluating the achievements of the teams swimmers also should be imposed and the level of quantitative indicators, which will be supplemented with quality
depending on the cases received gold, silver and bronze medals.
prize-winning among men and women at the World Universiade on the second stage of the 1959 by 2013. The top ten
most successful teams-swimmers, who received the prize awards were the following countries: were United States-623
medals, Japan-276, USSR-185, Italy-113, Canada-105, Russia-97, Germany-92, China-77, Ukraine-76, United
Kingdom-74 medals; in the second ten of the successful teams of swimmers were: Australia-69, France-49, Hungary-44,
Brazil-44, Romania-42, Netherlands-42, Poland-41, Czech Republic-23, CHSSR-21, New Zealand-20 medals;
The third top of ten teams of swimmers entered: Belarus-19, South Africa-13, Spain-12, Ygoslaviy-11, Slovenia-8,
Cuba-7, S-Korea-7. Austria-7, Belgium-7, Slovakia-6 medals; the fourth top ten: Israel-5, Lithuania-4, Bulgariy-4,
Switzerland-4, Serbia-4, Kenya-3, Ireland-3, Hong Kong S.A.R.-2, Portugalia-2, Schweden-2, Greece-2, Kazakhstan-2,
GDR-1, Malaizia-1, Bahamas-1, Mexiko-1, Croatia-1 medal; the leaders of the men were swimmers: United States-322
medals, Japan-156, USSR-113, Italy-64, Russia-63, Ukraine-55, Germany-51 Brazil-39, United Kingdom-37, France-31
medals; leaders among women swimmers: United States-301 medals, Japan-120, USSR-72, China-69, Canada-55,
Italy-49, Germany-41, Australia-40, Romania-38, United Kingdom-37, Russia-34 medals.
Such a trend was marked by achievements in both men and women, taking into account the receipt of gold, silver
and bronze medals: winners had a similar level of achievement in glasses on the table of the FINA, both men (817
points) and women (818 points). Silver medalists had lower levels of evaluation of their achievements (799 and 790
points), as well as bronze medalists (785 and 772 points). Therefore, the practice of evaluating the achievements of the teams swimmers also should be imposed and the level of quantitative indicators, which will be supplemented with quality
depending on the cases received gold, silver and bronze medals.
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