2001 FIG Trampoline World Championships — concludes
Ran Oct 25 – 28 in Odense.
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Oct 28
Events on this day
Born on this day (9)
Miroslav Cerar — born 1939
Cerar competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1960–1968. Three Olympic medals across three Games, two of them gold.
Cerar's career →Stephen Nedoroscik — born 1998
Nedoroscik competes for USA in men's artistic gymnastics, 2017 – present. Two Olympic medals at one Games.
Nedoroscik's career →Sam Hodgetts — born 1877
Hodgetts competed for Great Britain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1920. One Olympic medal across three Games.
Hodgetts's career →Adrian Ianculescu — born 1973
Competed for Romania, 1996.
Ianculescu's career →David Phillips — born 1977
Competed for New Zealand, 2000.
Phillips's career →Katarina Hribar — born 1913
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1936.
Hribar's career →Paweł Świętek — born 1924
Competed for Poland, 1952.
Świętek's career →Teresa Díaz — born 1959
Competed for Mexico, 1976.
Díaz's career →Árpád Farkas — born 1957
Competed for Hungary, 1976.
Farkas's career →Also on this day, across the years
- 1904 — Men's All-Around final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Club Swinging final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Horizontal Bar final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Parallel Bars final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Rope Climb final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Side Horse Vault final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Still Rings final at the St. Louis Olympics
- 1904 — Men's Vault final at the St. Louis Olympics