Estonia at the 1998 Winter Paralympics
| Estonia at the 1998 Winter Paralympics | |||||||||
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| IPC code | EST | ||||||||
| NPC | Estonian Paralympic Committee | ||||||||
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| Competitors | 16 in 3 sports | ||||||||
| Flag bearer | Vilma Nugis | ||||||||
| Medals Ranked 22nd |
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 Soviet Union (1988) | |||||||||
Estonia participated in The VII. Winter Paralympic Games in Nagano, Japan. Estonian flag bearer at the opening ceremony was Vilma Nugis.
Estonia entered 16 athletes in the following sports:
- Biathlon and Cross-country skiing: 2 females an 2 males
- Ice sledge hockey: 12 males
- Ice sledge speed racing
The 1998 Estonian Paralympic Team
Estonian delegation – 16 athletes and 9 officials: Estonian Paralympic Committee president Toomas Vilosius, delegation leader Allan Kiil, team manager Maarit Vabrit, press representative Are Eller, sledge hockey referee Aleksandr Pavlovski, massage therapist Vladimir Sinenki and coaches Külli Hallik, Tõnu Kinks and Eduard Shedaev.
- Vilma Nugis
- Velory Kais
- Taisto Sillamägi
- Vilma Nugis
- Sabina Treial
Ice sledge hockey: Team Roster: 12 men
Name, no, club, position, goals
- Viktor Karlenko – SK Ordo Narva
- Viktor Artemjev – SK Ordo Narva, Defenceman
- Vjatšeslav Vassiljev
- Raul Sas – Net Minder
- Maksim Vedernikov – HC Panter Tallinn, Forward
- Leonid Zubov – SK Ordo Narva, Forward
- Kaido Kalm – HC Panter Tallinn, Center, Captain
- Jüri Tammleht – HC Panter Tallinn, Center
- Arvo Kelement – Defenceman
- Arvi Piirioja – HC Panter Tallinn, Forward
- Anatoli Ajupov – SK Ordo Narva
- Aleksandr Jarlõkov – HC Panter Tallinn, Forward
Results by event
Biathlon
- Vilma Nugis
- Women's 7.5 km Free Technique B2-3 – Real time: 41.05,1 (Missed shots: 4) Factor(%): 100; Finish time: 41.05,1 (→ 5. place )
Cross-country skiing
- Velory Kais
- Men's 5 km Classical Technique ID – 18.48,2 (→ 10. place )
- Men's 15 km Free Technique ID – 40.16,8 (→ 21. place )
- Men's 20 km Classical Technique ID – 1:28.40,0 (→ 12. place )
- Taisto Sillamägi
- Vilma Nugis
- Women's 5 km Free Technique B2-3 – 19.16,9 (→ 10. place )
- Women's 5 km Classical Technique B2-3 – (→ dq, no ranking )
- Women's 15 km Classical Technique B1-3 – 1:09.51,6 (→ 11. place )
- Sabina Treial
- Women's 5 km Free Technique ID – 23.24,2 (→ 11. place )
- Women's 5 km Classical Technique ID – 24.35,2 (→ 11. place )
- Women's 15 km Classical Technique ID – 1:21.45,8 (→ 8. place )
Ice sledge speed racing
- Jüri Tammleht
- Men's 100 m LW11 – Finish time: 19,79 (→ 7. place )
- Men's 500 m LW11 – Finish time: 1.22,79 (→ 7. place )
- Men's 1000 m LW11 – Finish time: 3.04,57 (→ 8. place )
- Maksim Vedernikov
- Men's 1,000 m LW11 – Finish time: 2.45,34 (→ 7. place )
Ice sledge hockey
- Estonian sledge hockey team:
- Preliminary Group A Round 1: defeated
Great Britain 6:0 ( 2:0, 2:0, 2:0 ) - Preliminary Group A Round 2: lost to
Sweden 3:6 ( 0:4, 1:2, 2:0 ) ( 3 goals for Sweden from Jens Kask, who has Estonian roots ) - Play off semi final game: lost to
Norway 1:4 ( 0:1, 0:2, 1:1 ) - Bronze medal game: lost to Sweden 1:10 ( 1:3, 0:3, 0:4 ) (→ 4. place )
- Preliminary Group A Round 1: defeated
See also
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