Judo at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Qualification

Qualification for judo
at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad
Judo at the
2000 Summer Olympics
MenWomen
60 kg48 kg
66 kg52 kg
73 kg57 kg
81 kg63 kg
90 kg70 kg
100 kg78 kg
+100 kg+78 kg

Qualification for Judo at the 2000 Summer Olympics was based on the IJF 1999 World Judo Championships[1] in June 1999. The top 8 men and women from each division qualify, subject to a limit of 1 judoka per National Olympic Committee ("NOC") per division. Further continental quotas (Europe 98, Africa 35, Pan-America 63, Asia 56 and Oceania 14 across both sexes and all divisions) also qualify subject to an overall limit of 1 judoka per NOC. The qualification is allocated to the athlete.[2]

Qualification timeline

List of tournaments[3][4]
Africa
Event Date Venue Even Ref.
1998 African Judo Championships July 23–26, 1998 Dakar [5]
1999 Kano Cup 10 January 9–10, 1999 Tokyo [6]
1999 Women's International Tournament 10 January 9–10, 1999 Fukuoka [7]
1999 International Tournament February 11–14, 1999 Paris [8]
1999 International Tournament February 20–21, 1999 Leonding [9]
1999 International Tournament February 27–28, 1999 München [10]
1999 International Tournament March 27–28, 1999 Rome [11]
1999 International Tournament March 26–28, 1999 Tunis [12]
1999 International Tournament April 3–5, 1999 Yaoundé
1999 International Tournament May 13–16, 1999 Tananarive
1999 International Tournament May 22–24, 1999 Mauritius
1999 International Tournament June 12–13, 1999 Abidjan
1999 All-Africa Games September 11–14, 1999 Johannesburg [13]
1999 Sungkop Tournament December 20–21, 1999 Seoul [14]
1999 Women's International Tournament December 11–12, 1999 Fukuoka [15]
2000 International Tournament February 19–20, 2000 Leonding [16]
2000 International Tournament March 24–26, 2000 Tunis [17]
2000 International Tournament April, 2000 Yaoundé
2000 International Tournament May, 2000 Tananarive
2000 International Tournament May, 2000 Mauritius
2000 International Tournament June, 2000 Abidjan
2000 African Judo Championships May 9–12, 2000 Algiers [18]
Asia[19][20]
Event Date Venue Even Ref.
1998 Asian Games December 7–10, 1998 Bangkok [21]
1999 Kano Cup 10 January 9–10, 1999 Tokyo [6]
1999 Women's International Tournament 10 January 9–10, 1999 Fukuoka [7]
1999 International Tournament January 23–24, 1999 Moscow [22]
1999 International Tournament February 11–14, 1999 Paris [8]
1999 International Tournament February 20–21, 1999 Leonding [9]
1999 International Tournament February 27–28, 1999 München [10]
1999 International Tournament March 6–7, 1999 Budapest [23]
1999 Pacific Rim Judo Championships July 17–18, 1999 Taoyuan [24]
1999 Asian Judo Championships June 25–26, 1999 Wenzhou [25]
1999 World Judo Championships October 7–10, 1999 Birmingham [26]
1999 Sungkop Tournament December 20–21, 1999 Seoul [14]
1999 Women's International Tournament December 11–12, 1999 Fukuoka [15]
2000 Matsutaro Shoriki Cup Tokyo January, 2000 Tokyo [27]
2000 International Tournament January 22–23, 2000 Moscow [28]
2000 International Tournament February 12–13, 2000 Paris [29]
2000 International Tournament February 19–20, 2000 Leonding [16]
2000 International Tournament February 26–27, 2000 München [30]
2000 International Tournament March 3–5, 2000 Budapest [31]
2000 Asian Judo Championships May 26–28, 2000 Osaka [32]
Europe[33][1]
Event Date Venue Even Ref.
1999 World Judo Championships October 7–10, 1999 Birmingham [26]
2000 International Tournament January 22–23, 2000 Moscow [28]
2000 International Tournament February 5–6, 2000 Sofia [34]
2000 International Tournament February 12–13, 2000 Paris [29]
2000 International Tournament February 19–20, 2000 Leonding [16]
2000 International Tournament February 26–27, 2000 München [30]
2000 International Tournament March 3–5, 2000 Budapest [31]
2000 International Tournament March 11–12, 2000 Prague [35]
2000 International Tournament March 18–19, 2000 Warsaw [36]
2000 International Tournament March 25–26, 2000 Rome [37]
2000 International Tournament March 31, - April 2, 2000 Rotterdam [38]
2000 European Judo Championships May 18–21, 2000 Wroclaw [39]
Oceania
Event Date Venue Even Ref.
1999 World Judo Championships October 7–10, 1999 Birmingham [26]
1999 USA Invitational Open October 22–23, 1999 Colorado Springs [40]
2000 Oceania Judo Championships March 11–13, 2000 Sydney [41][42]
Pan America
Event Date Venue Even Ref.
1997 Pan American Judo Championships August 29, 1997 Guadalajara [43]
1997 World Judo Championships October 9–12, 1997 Paris [44]
1997 Central American Games[a] December 5–15, 1997 San Pedro Sula
1998 Central American and Caribbean Games[b] August 18–21, 1998 Maracaibo [45]
1998 South American Games[c] October 28–31, 1998 Cuenca [46]
1998 Pan American Judo Championships November 29–30, 1998 Santo Domingo [47]
1999 Pan American Games August 2–5, 1999 Winnipeg [48]
1999 World Judo Championships October 7–10, 1999 Birmingham [26]
1999 Pan American Judo Championships November 12, 1999 Montevideo [49]
Tournament[d]

Men's events

Extra-lightweight (60 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Cuba Manolo Poulot
2  Japan Kazuhiko Tokuno
3  Belarus Natig Bahirov
4  Georgia Nestor Khergiani
5  Great Britain John Buchanan
6  Mongolia Dorjpalamyn Narmandakh
7  Armenia Vardan Voskanyan
8  Russia Evguani Stanev
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 TUN Makrem Ayed
2 MAR Abdelouahed Idrissi Chorfi
3 ALG Omar Rebahi
Asia 5 1 KGZ Aidyn Smagulov
2 KOR Jung Bu-kyung
3 CHN Jia Yunbing
4 UZB Alisher Mukhtarov
5 KAZ Bazarbek Donbay Nurbolo SULEYMENOV
Europe[50] 9 1  Azerbaijan Elchin Ismayilov 150
2  Spain Óscar Peñas 120
3  France Eric Despezelle 120
4  Belgium Cédric Taymans 80
5  Germany Oliver Gussenberg 80
6  Slovakia Marek Matuszek 80
7  Moldova Giorgi Kurdgelashvili 60
8  Switzerland David Moret 60
9  Ukraine Ruslan Mirzaliyev 41
Oceania 1 1  New Zealand Brendon Crooks 9
America 6 1 BRA Denílson Lourenço
2 ARG Jorge Lencina
3 DOM Juan Carlos Jacinto
4 USA Brandan Greczkowski
5 VEN Reiver Alvarenga
6 ECU Juan Barahona
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Adrian Robertson
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-lightweight (66 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  France Larbi Benboudaoud
2  Turkey Hüseyin Özkan
3  Netherlands Patrick van Kalken
4  Cuba Yordanis Arencibia
5  Venezuela Ludwig Ortíz
6  South Korea Han Ji-hwan
7  Spain Kiyoshi Uematsu
8  Mongolia Pürevdorjiin Nyamlkhagva
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 ALG Amar Meridja
2 CMR Jean Claude Cameroun
3 TUN Anis Lounifi
Asia 5 1 JPN Yukimasa Nakamura
2 UZB Mansur Zhumayev
3 IRI Arash Miresmaeili
4 CHN Zhang Guangjun
5 KAZ Ivan Baglayev
Europe[50] 9 1  Russia Islam Matsiev 150
2  Georgia Giorgi Vazagashvili 85
3  Hungary József Csák 80
4  Italy Girolamo Giovinazzo 80
5  Moldova Victor Bivol 70
6  Bulgaria Georgi Georgiev 65
7  Great Britain David Somerville 60
8  Sweden Gabriel Bengtsson 58
9  Portugal Pedro Caravana 46
Oceania 1 1
America 6 1 ARG Martín Ríos
2 USA Alex Ottiano
3 BRA Henrique Guimaraes
4 PUR Melvin Méndez
5 ESA Miguel Angel Moreno
6 GUA Jorge Quintanal
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Andrew Collett
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Lightweight (73 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  United States Jimmy Pedro
2  Russia Vitaliy Makarov
3  Brazil Sebastian Pereira
4  Georgia Georgi Revazichvili
5  Poland Rafał Kozielewski
6  Hungary Miklós Illyés
7  Puerto Rico Carlos Méndez
8  Belarus Anatoly Laryukov
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 ALG Noureddine Yagoubi
2 TUN Hassen Moussa
3 EGY Haitham Awad
Asia 5 1 JPN Kenzo Nakamura
2 KAZ Askhat Shakharov
3 KOR Choi Yong-sin
4 UZB Andrey Shturbabin
5 KGZ Sagdat Sadykov
Europe[50] 9 1  Portugal Michel Almeida 153
2  France Ferrid Kheder 140
3  Ukraine Gennadiy Bilodid 90
4  Israel Gil Offer 71
5  Germany Martin Schmidt 70
6  Latvia Vsevolods Zeļonijs 70
7  Italy Giuseppe Maddaloni 66
8  Romania Claudiu Baștea 60
9  Austria Christoph Stangl 39
Oceania 1 1
America 6 1 VEN Eduardo Manglés
2 HAI Ernst Laraque
3 CUB Hector Lombard
4 ARG Sebastian Alquati
5 PER Germán Velasco
6 BAR Andrew Payne
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Thomas Hill
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-middleweight (81 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Great Britain Graeme Randall
2  Uzbekistan Farkhod Turaev
3  North Korea Kwak Ok-chol
4  South Korea Cho In-chul
5  Portugal Nuno Delgado
6  France Djamel Bouras
7  Netherlands Maarten Arens
8  Austria Patrick Reiter
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 MAR Adil Belgaïd
2 TUN Abdessalem Arous
3 NGR Majemite Omagbaluwaje
Asia 5 1 IRI Kazem Sarikhani
2 KAZ Ruslan Seilkhanov
3 MGL Tsend-Ayuushiin Ochirbat
4 JPN Makoto Takimoto
5 TPE Chen Chun-ching
Europe[50] 9 1  Switzerland Sergei Aschwanden 150
2  Poland Robert Krawczyk 110
3  Azerbaijan Mehman Azizov 106
4  Estonia Aleksei Budõlin 80
5  Spain Ricardo Echarte 70
6  Hungary Krisztián Tölgyesi 53
7  Germany Florian Wanner 50
8  Belarus Siarhei Kukharenka 31
9  Italy Francesco Lepre 31
Oceania 1 1  New Zealand Timothy Slyfield
America 6 1 BRA Marcel Aragão
2 CUB Gabriel Arteaga
3 ARG Dario García
4 USA Jason Morris
5 PUR José Figueroa
6 VEN Hermágoras Manglés
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Daniel Kelly
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Middleweight (90 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Hidehiko Yoshida
2  Moldova Victor Florescu
3  South Korea Yoo Sung-yeon
4  Romania Adrian Croitoru
5  Brazil Carlos Honorato
6  Kazakhstan Sergey Shakimov
7  Canada Keith Morgan
8  Cuba Yosvany Despaigne
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 TUN Iskander Hachicha
2 MRI Jean Claude Raphael
3 ALG Khaled Meddah
Asia 5 1 UZB Kamol Muradov
2 CHN Xu Zhiming
3 MGL Batjargalyn Odkhüü
4 TPE Lee Chih-feng
5 INA Krisna Bayu
Europe[50] 9 1  Netherlands Mark Huizinga 160
2  France Frédéric Demontfaucon 100
3  Russia Dmitri Morozov 100
4  Ukraine Ruslan Mashurenko 100
5  Azerbaijan Rasul Salimov 90
6  Georgia Georgi Gugava 90
7  Italy Michele Monti 80
8  Germany Marko Spittka 66
9  Spain Fernando González 60
Oceania 1 1
America 6 1 USA Brian Olson
2 ARG Eduardo Costa
3 DOM Vicbart Geraldino
4 VEN Luis René López
5 PUR Carlos Santiago
6 CHI Gabriel Lama
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Robert Ivers
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-heavyweight (100 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan
2  South Korea Jang Sung-ho
3  Russia Alexandre Mikhaylin
4  Canada Nicolas Gill
5  France Stéphane Traineau
6  Israel Ariel Ze'evi
7  Netherlands Ben Sonnemans
8  Belarus Leonid Svirid
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 EGY Bassel El Gharbawy
2 ALG Sami Belgroun
3 TUN Sadok Khalki
Asia 5 1 UZB Armen Bagdasarov
2 TPE Yen Kuo-che
3 KAZ Askhat Zhitkeyev
4 CHN Song Qitao
5 KGZ Vadim Sergeev
Europe[50] 9 1  Georgia Iveri Jikurauli 140
2  Hungary Antal Kovács 100
3  Lithuania Marius Paškevičius 100
4  Poland Paweł Nastula 100
5  Portugal Pedro Soares 90
6  Germany Daniel Gürschner 85
7  Italy Luigi Guido 80
8  Austria Franz Birkfellner 55
9  Romania Radu Ivan 50
Oceania 1 1  New Zealand Daniel Gowing
America 6 1 CUB Yosvani Kessel
2 BRA Mário Sabino
3 USA Ato Hand
4 ARG Alejandro Bender
5 DOM José Augusto Geraldino
6 VEN Luís Gregorio López
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Daniel Rusitovic
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Heavyweight (+100 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Shinichi Shinohara
2  Estonia Indrek Pertelson
3  China Pan Song
4  Turkey Selim Tataroğlu
5  France Jérôme Dreyfus
6  Germany Frank Möller
7  Russia Tamerlan Tmenov
8  Poland Rafał Kubacki
Continental
quota 		Africa 3 1 ALG Mohamed Bouaichaoui
2 GAB Steeve Nguema Ndong
3 EGY Ahmed Baly
Asia 5 1 KAZ Vyacheslav Berduta
2 KOR Ko Kyung-doo
3 IRI Mahmoud Miran
4 MGL Badmaanyambuugiin Bat-Erdene
5 UZB Abdullo Tangriev
Europe[50] 9 1  Netherlands Dennis van der Geest 150
2  Spain Ernesto Pérez 140
3  Romania Gabriel Munteanu 90
4  Georgia Alexander Davitashvili 80
5  Belgium Harry van Barneveld 65
6  Hungary Imre Csösz 50
7  Czech Republic Petr Jákl 40
8  Ukraine Valentyn Ruslyakov 40
9  Belarus Ruslan Sharapov 35
Oceania 1 1  Fiji Nacanieli Qerewaqa
America 6 1 CUB Ángel Sánchez
2 BRA Daniel Hernandes
3 ARG Orlando Baccino
4 USA Martin Boonzaayer
5 VEN CARDOZO Douglas
6 DOM José Vásquez
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Robert Ball
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Women's events

Extra-lightweight (48 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Ryoko Tamura
2  Cuba Amarilis Savón
3  France Sarah Nichilo-Rosso
4  Germany Anna-Maria Gradante
5  Spain Vanesa Arenas
6  South Korea Park Sung-ja
7
8  Great Britain Victoria Dunn
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 TUN Hayet Rouini
2 RSA Tania Tallie
Asia 3 1 PRK Cha Hyon-Hyang
2 TKM Galina Atayeva
3 KGZ Natalya Kuligina
Europe[50] 5 1  Romania Laura Moise 140
2  Russia Lyubov Bruletova 140
3  Belgium Ann Simons 120
4  Turkey Neşe Şensoy Yıldız 80
5  Ukraine Lyudmyla Lusnikova 60
Oceania 1 1 no applicant = IJF
America 3 1 USA Lauren Meece
2 BRA Mariana Martins
3 MEX Adriana Angeles Lozada CAN NOC decline
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Jenny Hill
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-lightweight (52 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Noriko Narazaki
2  Cuba Legna Verdecia
3  North Korea Kye Sun-hui
4  France Marie-Claire Restoux
5  China Liu Yuxiang
6  Algeria Salima Souakri
7  Canada Luce Baillargeon
8  Great Britain Deborah Allan
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 MAD Naina Ravaoarisoa
2 CMR Judith Aline Esseng Abollo
Asia 3 1 KOR Jang Jae-Sim
2 TPE Shih Pei-Chun
3 IND Lourembam Brojeshori Devi
Europe[50] 5 1  Netherlands Deborah Gravenstijn 100
2  Belgium Inge Clement 90
3  Spain Miren León 90
4  Switzerland Isabelle Schmutz 90
5  Romania Ioana Maria Aluaş 65
Oceania 1 1
America 3 1 VEN Jackelin Díaz
2 ARG Carolina Mariani
3 USA Hillary Wolf
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Rebecca Sullivan
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC  Liechtenstein Ulrike Kaiser

Lightweight (57 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Cuba Driulis González
2  Spain Isabel Fernández
3  Netherlands Jessica Gal
4  Czech Republic Michaela Vernerová
5  Sweden Pernilla Andersson
6  Azerbaijan Zulfiyya Huseynova
7  France Magali Baton
8  Israel Orit Bar-On
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 CMR Françoise Nguele
2 CIV Rose Marie Kouaho
Asia 3 1 JPN Kie Kusakabe
2 MGL Khishigbatyn Erdenet-Od
3 CHN Shen Jun
Europe[50] 5 1  Great Britain Cheryle Peel 150
2  Belgium Marisabel Lomba 100
3  Italy Cinzia Cavazzuti 80
4  Portugal Filipa Cavalleri 63
5  Moldova Ludmila Cristea 45
Oceania 1 1
America 3 1 BRA Tânia Ferreira
2 CAN Michelle Buckingham
3 USA Ellen Wilson
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Maria Pekli
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-middleweight (63 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Keiko Maeda
2  Belgium Gella Vandecaveye
3  Spain Sara Álvarez
4  Great Britain Karen Roberts
5  Hungary Eszter Csizmadia
6  United States Celita Schutz
7  China
8  Cuba Kenia Rodríguez
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 TUN Nesria Traki
2 NGR Bilkisu Yusuf
Asia 3 1 KOR Jung Sung-Sook
2 PRK Ji Kyong-Sun
3 KGZ Olga Artamonova
Europe[50] 5 1  Russia Anna Saraeva 140
2  France Séverine Vandenhende 120
3  Italy Jenny Gal 120
4  Germany Anja von Rekowski 90
5  Netherlands Daniëlle Vriezema 80
Oceania 1 1
America 3 1 BRA Vânia Ishii
2 CAN Sophie Roberge
3 DOM Eleucadia Vargas
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Carly Dixon
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Middleweight (70 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Cuba Sibelis Veranes
2  Belgium Ulla Werbrouck
3  Great Britain Kate Howey
4  Italy Ylenia Scapin
5  Japan Masae Ueno
6  Germany Yvonne Wansart
7  Spain Úrsula Martín
8  China Qin Dongya
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 CIV Lea Zahoui Blavo
2 TUN Saida Dhahri
Asia 3 1 MGL Dorjgotovyn Tserenkhand
2 KOR Cho Min-Sun
3 INA Aprilia Marzuki
Europe[50] 5 1  Russia Yulia Kuzina 130
2  Netherlands Edith Bosch 100
3  France Karine Rambault 60
4  Czech Republic Andrea Pažoutová 58
5  Ukraine Tetyana Byelyayeva 53
Oceania 1 1
America 3 1 USA Sandra Bacher
2 VEN Xiomara Griffith
3 ARG Daniela Krukower CAN NOC declined
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Catherine Arlove
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Half-heavyweight (78 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Japan Noriko Anno
2  China Tang Lin
3  France Céline Lebrun
4  Cuba Diadenis Luna
5  Netherlands Karin Kienhuis
6  South Korea Lee So-yeon
7  Spain Esther San Miguel
8  Portugal Sandra Godinho
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 GAB Mélanie Engoang
2 CIV Akissi Monney
Asia 3 1 MGL Sambuugiin Dashdulam
2 TKM Nasiba Salaeva
3 TPE Hsu Yuan-lin
Europe[50] 5 1  Germany Uta Kühnen 140
2  Italy Emanuela Pierantozzi 130
3  Romania Simona Richter 130
4  Belgium Heidi Rakels 120
5  Great Britain Chloe Cowen 120
Oceania 1 1  Fiji Laisa Laveti
America 3 1 CAN Kimberly Ribble
2 BRA Edinanci Silva
3 USA Amy Tong
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Natalie Jenkinson
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Heavyweight (+78 kg)

Qualification
method		 Places Rank NOC Qualified judoka Ranking
points		 Qualified*
(not highest ranked in NOC)
World

Championship

8 1  Poland Beata Maksymow
2  China Yuan Hua
3  Japan Miho Ninomiya
4  Great Britain Karina Bryant
5  France Christine Cicot
6  Belgium Brigitte Olivier
7  United States Colleen Rosensteel
8  Bulgaria Tsvetana Bozhilova
Continental
quota 		Africa 2 1 EGY Heba Hefny
2 SEN Adja Marieme Diop
Asia 3 1 KOR Kim Seon-Young
2 KAZ Gulnara Kusherbayeva
3 TPE Lee Hsiao-hung
Europe[50] 5 1  Germany Sandra Köppen 150
2  Russia Irina Rodina 110
3  Ukraine Maryna Prokof'yeva 60
4  FR Yugoslavia Mara Kovacevic 50
5  Spain Beatriz Martín 35
Oceania 1 1  New Zealand Fiona Iredale
America 3 1 CUB Daima Beltrán
2 BRA Priscila Marques
3 ECU Carmen Chalá
Invitations Host nation 1 —  Australia Caroline Curren
I.O.C./.I.J.F./ ANOC

Notes

  1. ^ Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama[3]
  2. ^ Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Puerto Rico, Saint Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Virgin Islands[3]
  3. ^ Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela[3]
  4. ^ Canada, USA[3]

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