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The 31st of October, 309, was Day 10 of the 309 Summer Vexgames. This day saw the first matches for the men's waterpolo and the women's volleyball tournments, and additional rounds for men's football and handball and women's basketball. We also had medal disputes on discus throw, boxing, judo, shooting and swimming.

Athletics - Discus Throw (male)[]

The first event of the day at the Albalonga Stadium was the men's discus throw. The 37 athletes were first arranged on a qualifying round, with the top eight advancing to a final stage.

Favourites include Ka'a Mu'atu from Mari'im, Kovza Rošasoran from Shaelia, Santana Caracciolo and Neptune Dubois from St. Samuel, and Westrian Alfred Tess.

Results were as follows:

QUALIFYING ROUND
 Pos. Nation  Name                Mark (metres)
 01.  MIM     Ka'a Mu'atu         65.99 Q
 02.  SCW     Kovza Rošasoran     65.94 Q
 03.  WES     Alfred Tess         65.84 Q
 04.  UTA     Francis Lewis       65.65 Q
 05.  STS     Santana Caracciolo  64.99 Q
 06.  STS     Neptune Dubois      64.66 Q
 07.  ROV     Joh'nn Ayante       64.60 Q
 08.  BOB     Ludmir Krammherr    64.42 Q
 09.  MIM     Visi La'a           64.19
 10.  IWK     Mojo Fett           63.83
 11.  STS     Ulysses Minnelli    63.10
 12.  SCK     Detlev VenTenKloof  62.64
 13.  CXG     Luis Kawada         62.48
 14.  PCL     Calo Ramburga       62.44
 15.  AET     Remus Lovegood      61.98
 16.  ROV     Sergei Zhirinovsky  61.75
 17.  KAN     Paulis Fabino       61.64 
 18.  UTA     Edward Kopeya       61.34
 19.  DEU     Miguel Lotterer     61.32
 20.  KYS     Ermil Dengaridze    61.26
 21.  WOO     Semi Sepagua        60.83 
 22.  KAN     Manin Garbankov     60.79
 23.  DJR     Rastafa Abidi       60.69
 24.  AET     Aidan Longbottom    60.24 
 25.  KON     Kaveni G'Narrl      60.18
 26.  KAL     Eddi Brecht         60.02
 27.  LEN     Rarano Valduro      59.92
 28.  LOM     Gunnar Caldaravo    59.60
 29.  PCL     Leonardo Luzíada    59.52
 30.  RAS     Phil Manstone       59.51
 31.  UTA     Arthur Edgemont     59.25
 32.  WOO     Asuane Walawala     58.82
 33.  ROV     Bede De Brouwer     58.55
 34.  SAN     Steffen Umleit      58.22
 35.  STS     Serge Roybal        56.44
 36.  STS     Sabin Bernabò       56.29
 37.  UTA     Hubert Ramali       56.19
FINAL ROUND
 Pos. Nation  Name                Mark (metres)
 01.  SCW     Kovza Rošasoran     68.82 ***** GOLD
 02.  MIM     Ka'a Mu'atu         68.02 ***** SILVER
 03.  WES     Alfred Tess         67.81 ***** BRONZE
 04.  BOB     Ludmir Krammherr    67.78 
 05.  STS     Santana Caracciolo  67.55 
 06.  UTA     Francis Lewis       67.09 
 07.  ROV     Joh'nn Ayante       65.39 
 08.  STS     Neptune Dubois      64.99 

Kovza Rošasoran got the second gold medal so far for Shaelia, with a 67,82m mark. Ka'a Mu'atu, meanwhile, grabbed Mari'im's first medal, a silver. Alfred Tess got Westria the Bronze.

Athletics - Discus Throw (female)[]

For the female event, a very similar arrangement. The 33 athletes first took part on a qualifying round, with the top eight advancing to a final stage.

Favourites for the medals include Turu Mo'ana and Ara'i Li'usa'a from Mari'im, Amarea De Brouwer from Rovens, Jorei Híyosse from the Shaelic Commonwealth, Katrina White from Utania, and Marisol Enriquez, Crystal Malik and Epona Mazzanti from St. Samuel.

Results were as follows:

QUALIFYING ROUND
 Pos. Nation  Name                Mark (metres)
 01.  SCW     Jorei Híyosse       62.78 Q
 02.  STS     Marisol Enriquez    62.77 Q
 03.  UTA     Katrina White       62.51 Q
 04.  STS     Epona Mazzanti      62.26 Q
 05.  MIM     Turu Mo'ana         62.20 Q
 06.  KAN     Mainica Boshiv      61.90 Q
 07.  ROV     Amarea De Brouwer   61.72 Q
 08.  STS     Crystal Malik       61.67 Q
 09.  STS     Salus Mattei        61.61 
 10.  BOB     Jana Caraveran      61.29
 11.  AET     Luna Lovegood       61.25 
 12.  IWK     Lara Tonnenschwer   60.28
 13.  KON     Lavne K'Norek       60.19
 14.  CXG     Evita Song          60.18
 15.  UTA     Claire Marx         59.87
 16.  WOO     Lin Yagatimuan      59.48
 17.  AET     Astoria Peasegood   59.44
 18.  KAN     Hari Jelicov        59.40 
 19.  KYS     Alma Gurudnadze     58.84
 20.  DEU     Irmgard Fernandes   58.75
 21.  PCL     Emanuella Baranga   58.61
 22.  LEN     Edara Ferasia       58.50
 23.  MIM     Ara'i Li'usa'a      58.45
 24.  OOO     Lisbeth Rommel      58.20
 25.  LOM     Lombriga Schecker   58.11
 26.  UTA     Bettina Stirling    58.02
 27.  PCL     Carolina Barbosa    57.44
 28.  RAS     Jana Quartermaine   56.77
 29.  WOO     Kim Karatimi        56.42
 30.  ROV     Femke De Vries      54.81
 31.  SCK     Anneliese Miran     53.08
 32.  UTA     Claire Temana       53.00
 33.  STS     Salena Gorgone      51.36
FINAL ROUND
 Pos. Nation  Name                Mark (metres)
 01.  MIM     Turu Mo'ana         64.74 ***** GOLD
 02.  STS     Crystal Malik       63.64 ***** SILVER
 03.  ROV     Amarea De Brouwer   62.59 ***** BRONZE
 04.  SCW     Jorei Híyosse       62.20 
 05.  STS     Marisol Enriquez    61.75 
 06.  KAN     Mainica Boshiv      61.40 
 07.  UTA     Katrina White       61.31 
 08.  STS     Epona Mazzanti      60.26 

Turu Mo'ana, from Mari'im, got her nation their second medal of the day and their first gold so far, thanks to her 64,74m mark. Crystal Malik got another silver for St. Samuel, while Amarea De Brouwer grabbed Rovens' fourth bronze medal so far.

Boxing - Super Bantamweight[]

The super bantamweught tournemnt started at 14:00, with the 16 boxers being arranged on a simple playoff system. Kurt Goya, from Deucoland, is the favourite for the gold medal, being closelly followed by Jaruslav Bückling from Baben Bay, Arnald Devershvilli from Kasvria & Savarai, Yusuf Sanmaye from Niokolo Koba, and M. J. Coolend from Solanchatka.

FIRST ROUND
Bout 1-1
DEU Kurt Goya           Q (KO, 1st Round)
STS Favian Fortuna 

Bout 1-2
BOB Jaruslav Bückling   Q (KO, 2nd Round)
DJR Emir Al-Qudi 

Bout 1-3
KYS Arnald Devershvilli Q (KO, 2nd Round)
STS Pas Bianchi 

Bout 1-4
NKO Yusuf Sanmaye       Q (KO, 2nd Round)
KAN Paulo Foghav 

Bout 1-5
SCK M. J. Coolend       Q (KO, 3rd Round)
SCW Nineb Loeszomad

Bout 1-6
WES Albert VenHoydonck  Q (decision)
SAN Ed Rill 

Bout 1-7
NKO Gilles M'Boura      Q (KO, 4th Round)
AET Cerberus Everard 

Bout 1-8
KON Pone G'Rewerewe     Q (KO, 1st Round)
LOM Geraldo Murial  
QUARTERFINALS
Bout 2-1
DEU Kurt Goya           Q (KO, 1st Round)
BOB Jaruslav Bückling 

Bout 2-2
KYS Arnald Devershvilli 
NKO Yusuf Sanmaye       Q (KO, 1st Round)

Bout 2-3
SCK M. J. Coolend       Q (KO, 2nd Round)
WES Albert VenHoydonck 

Bout 2-4
NKO Gilles M'Boura      Q (KO, 3rd Round)
KON Pone G'Rewerewe 
SEMIFINALS
Bout 3-1
DEU Kurt Goya           Q (KO, 3rd Round)
NKO Yusuf Sanmaye 

Bout 3-2
SCK M. J. Coolend       Q (decision)
NKO Gilles M'Boura  
THIRD-PLACE PLAYOFF
NKO Yusuf Sanmaye       Q (decision)      ***** BRONZE
NKO Gilles M'Boura
FINAL
DEU Kurt Goya           Q (KO, 1st Round) ***** GOLD
SCK M. J. Coolend                         ***** SILVER

As predicted, Kurt Goya got Deucoland her second boxing gold so far. Coolend, from Solanchatka, grabbed the silver, with Yusuf Sanmaye, from Niokolo Koba, winning the bronze.

Judo - Half Heavyweight[]

At 15:00, day 10 also saw the second day of judo competitions, with the half heavyweight tournment. Among the favourites, we have St. Samuel's Ulysses Mariñelarena, Aethelnian Cyril Fotheringay-Phipps and Chungxipang's Chuck Hiroyatse. Slavochka Gorsch, from Rovens, and Peete Fumiyama, also from Chungxipang, are close contenders.

In all, 20 fighters took part on this event. First, the bottom eight fighters according to international rankings were placed on a qualifying phase, with the winner on each fight proceeding to the regular playoff tournment with the remaining twelve.

QUALIFYING ROUND
AET Marmaduke Chuffnell 
WGL Bruno Seisenbacker       Q (1-0)

DEU Guillermo Stich          Q (1-0)
PCL Ciro Gomez 

KYS Miroslav Murko           Q (1-0)
OOO Max Rollend 

IWK Ingemar Sollin           Q (2-1)
BOB Martin Schollert 
SECOND PHASE
STS Ulysses Mariñelarena     Q (3-1)
IWK Ingemar Sollin 

AET Cyril Fotheringay-Phipps Q (1-0)
WGL Bruno Seisenbacker 

CXG Chuck Hiroyatse          Q (2-1)
KYS Miroslav Murko 

ROV Slavochka Gorsch 
DEU Guillermo Stich          Q (2-0)

CXG Peete Fumiyama 
SCK Bruno Kallen             Q (decision)

SCW Stan Wisvúte             Q (2-0)
KAN Andreas Bostic   

STS James Bolzon 
WES Peter Schlithz           Q (1-0)

UTA Malcolm B'yara           Q (decision)
PCL André Aguiar 
QUARTERFINALS
STS Ulysses Mariñelarena     Q (1-0)
AET Cyril Fotheringay-Phipps 

CXG Chuck Hiroyatse          Q (3-2)
DEU Guillermo Stich 

SCK Bruno Kallen             Q (decision)
SCW Stan Wisvúte

WES Peter Schlithz           Q (1-0)
UTA Malcolm B'yara 
SEMIFINALS
STS Ulysses Mariñelarena 
CXG Chuck Hiroyatse          Q (1-0)

SCK Bruno Kallen             Q (decision)
WES Peter Schlithz 
THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF
STS Ulysses Mariñelarena  
WES Peter Schlithz           Q (3-1) ***** BRONZE
FINAL
CXG Chuck Hiroyatse                  ***** SILVER
SCK Bruno Kallen             Q (1-0) ***** GOLD

In a surprising result, Bruno Kallen from Solanchatka grabbed the gold medal from Chungxipang's Chuck Hiroyatse, who ended with the silver. On the third place playoff, Westrian Peter Schlithz beat favourite Samuelonian Ulysses Mariñelarena for the bronze.

Shooting - 10 metre air rifle[]

This was the second shooting event at these games. On a staging area at Forte Valca, the 29 shooters were arranged on a single round. Each shooter fired 60 shots with an air rifle at 10 metres distance from the standing position. Scores for each shot were in increments of 1, with a maximum score of 10.

Results were as follows:

Nation    Name               Points
SCW       Osae Staðol        598 ***** GOLD
STS       Romulus Grosvenor  597 ***** SILVER
PCL       Cacá Leonídeo      596 ***** BRONZE
DEU       Chacho Weissmann   595
UTA       Joseph Kopani      594
DJR       Ben Allahabad      594
POL       Nadya Shoovenbrügg 593
DJR       Lina Fhaafidia     593
CXG       Harold Ebihara     592
BOB       Gerda VendeHester  591
TRI       Korinsaren         590
ROV       Slavochka Gorsch   588
RAS       Herbert Bullitt    587
UTA       Sarah Amekipa      586
IWK       Fiona Zeller       584
SAN       Roberta Ganges     580
AET       Willoughby Wooster 578
KAN       Carloso Molotiv    577
STS       Javaris Pontecorvo 576 
LOM       Petra Burgh        562
OOO       Gerald Märtz       560
OOO       Yosefa Wallertin   560
KYS       Gernar Ffrantian   558
LEN       Andrea Astiri      557
AET       Ashe Paradine      555
LOM       Nico Wagga         554
KAN       Mario Levic        552
PCL       Marcelo Bronshon   546
RAS       Jeff Redds         545

Osae Staðol got a gold for the Shaelic Commonwealth, with St. Samuel's Romulus Grosvenor grabbing the silver. Cacá Leonídeo got the bronze for Porto Capital.

Swimming - 2km Freestyle (male)[]

As with all long-distance swimming events, this was disputed at the Batava Stream, which runs through Belo Quinto. All swimmers disputed the event on a single heat.

Results were as follows:

Pos. Nation  Name                Mark (minutes)
01.  CXG     Ryan Chia           29:57 ***** GOLD
02.  LEN     Miguel Condoro      30:09 ***** SILVER
03.  WES     Jochen Petersill    30:47 ***** BRONZE
04.  DEU     Max Sala            30:52
05.  WES     Vilhem Goedenjaar   31:05
06.  CXG     Rocko Tanaka        31:09
07.  UTA     Francis Turesbekova 31:11 
08.  CXG     Inno Tsui           31:25
09.  STS     Duke Estrada        31:32
10.  ROV     Guridan Ostaf'i     31:34
11.  SAN     Lasse Birken        31:45
12.  SCK     Mario Pfisch        31:55
13.  AET     Arawn Prydain       32:16
14.  BOB     Vladimir Buller     32:50 
15.  IWK     Jakob Fpathz        33:18
16.  KAL     Wally Uzal          33:25
17.  UTA     Leonard Atustha     33:28
18.  ROV     Mark Saradzhyan     33:59
19.  CXG     Zack Fujita         34:29
20.  TRI     Ţenadar             34:41
21.  DEU     Joe Perez           35:03
22.  WOO     Miro Luaganakuan    35:07
23.  MIM     Para'i Paru         35:11
24.  IWK     Max Maggerstein     36:00
25.  SCK     Louis Reckell       36:02
26.  KYS     Misha Koslosk       36:09
27.  PCL     Roni Linuques       36:14
28.  KYS     Alexi Vilan         36:15
29.  OOO     Bernd Kammerlander  36:15
30.  KAN     Loma Luamin         36:18
31.  UTA     Horon Dennis        36:24
32.  ROV     Ruslan Karoft       36:27
33.  KON     Lester G'Ronk       36:53
34.  LOM     Nick Estes          36:56
35.  STS     Paxton Quesada      37:07
36.  STS     Ucello Anerio       37:31

Ryan Chia got Chungxipang yet another gold on swimming. Miguel Condoro got the silver, first medal for Lendosa so far. Jochen Petersill grabbed the bronze for Westria.

Swimming - 2km Freestyle (female)[]

The female event was disputed on a single heat, just as in the men's event. Results were as follows:

Pos. Nation  Name                        Mark (minutes)
01.  CXG     Se-Ri Wa                    31:32 ***** GOLD
02.  ROV     Donata Vaboska              31:40 ***** SILVER
03.  WES     Caroline Bruck-an-der-Muur  31:47 ***** BRONZE
04.  CXG     Wei-Li Sucheng              32:50
05.  CXG     Erica Tsui                  32:58
06.  STS     Viva Spinola                33:00
07.  IWK     Fawn Krabbel                33:51
08.  WES     Hannelore Vintitz           33:55
09.  DEU     Hortense Rau                33:58
10.  SCK     Anabella Weiss              35:18
11.  ROV     Yelena Znaleslav            35:34
12.  LEN     Alandra Sanvara             35:42 
13.  PCL     Praia Grandona              35:47
14.  SCK     Charlotte Witz              35:55
15.  AET     Ariel Curnennos             35:58
16.  KYS     Helena Natakovili           36:02
17.  SAN     Marla Onegger               36:15
18.  KAL     Amanja Tech                 36:33
19.  PCL     Karina al'Khoum             36:34
20.  SCW     Fæpúri Maspúrn              36:43
21.  STS     Gazella Rufus               36:50
22.  AET     Lintilla Haguenon           36:59
23.  CXG     Rikki Moikami               37:00
24.  WOO     Uma Kangalura               37:01
25.  UTA     Dannielle Aeyala            37:10
26.  UTA     Emily Lewis                 37:15
27.  LOM     Monica Emser                37:21
28.  WOO     Kela Jangawollong           37:34
29.  OOO     Irina Soltan                37:54
30.  KAN     Alexia Furgios              38:10
31.  DEU     Sabine Garcia               38:11
32.  NKO     Amidala Farua               38:19
33.  SAN     Freda Neumann               38:34
34.  KYS     Natalya Shimanskaya         38:38
35.  KON     Mina K'Rakrek               38:41
36.  DJR     Irana Shikadya              38:48
37.  IWK     Ricarda Welfenbrink         38:50
38.  LEN     Miguela Rusala              39:00
39.  RAS     Liselotte Riesling          39:01
40.  STS     Norma Garnier               39:09

Se-Ri Wa, from Chungxipang, got the gold. Rovenian Donata Vaboska grabbed the silver, while Caroline Bruck-an-der-Muur, from Westria, won the bronze.

Basketball (female, 3rd Day)[]

(Main article: Basketball at the 309 Summer Vexgames)
Day 10 also saw the third day of the women's basketball group stage. Among the surprises today, Aethelnia beat Niokolo Koba by 59-56.

Results were the following:

Group A: NKO 56 vs. 59 AET
Group A: BOB 81 vs. 54 OOO
Group B: STS 79 vs. 60 LYS
Group B: KYS 76 vs. 67 SAN
Group C: KAN 72 vs. 62 SCK
Group C: PCL 82 vs. 74 WGL
Group D: WES 89 vs. 45 SCW
Group D: UTA 86 vs. 81 DJR

Football (male, 2nd Phase)[]

(Main article: Football at the 309 Summer Vexgames)
Day 10 saw the 2nd phase of the men's football tournment. The winners of each match will advance to the quarterfinals. On the second game of the day, St. Samuel delivered a show, as they beat the Kongren Republic by a record 9-0 mark!

KAN 1 vs. 0 DEU
STS 9 vs. 0 KON
PCL 1 vs. 0 KAL
WES 2 vs. 1 LYS
DJR 1 vs. 2 LOM
IWK 1 vs. 1 LEN (ET: 1-2)
SCK 1 vs. 0 CXG
AET 0 vs. 1 BOB

Handball (male, 3rd Day)[]

(Main article: Handball at the 309 Summer Vexgames)
This day we also had the 3rd day of the men's handball event. Results were as follows:

Group A: KYS 34 vs. 15 POL
Group A: BOB 23 vs. 18 SAN
Group B: WES 29 vs. 24 WGL
Group B: DEU 32 vs. 25 OOO
Group C: SCK 30 vs. 28 UTA
Group C: KAN 30 vs. 18 LEN 
Group D: STS 33 vs. 23 AET
Group D: SCW 32 vs. 13 MIM

Volleyball (female, 1st day)[]

(Main article: Volleyball at the 309 Summer Vexgames)
The women's volleyball tournment is being divided in three stages. On the first stage, the 22 teams are divided in three groups of six and one group of four. The winners of each group advance to the semifinals, and then to the final match.

The favourites for the medals this year include Chungxipang, Kasvria & Savarai, Lombriga, Lendosa, the Lyson Empire, St. Samuel and hosts Porto Capital.

Results for the first day were as follows:

Group A: AET 3 vs. 0 TRI (25-19, 25-16, 26-24)
Group A: CXG 3 vs. 2 WOO (25-16, 14-25, 25-17, 19-25, 15-11)
Group A: LEN 3 vs. 2 DEU (25-21, 25-22, 28-30, 26-28, 15-07)
Group B: STS 3 vs. 0 BOB (25-16, 25-17, 25-18)
Group B: LYS 3 vs. 0 IWK (29-27, 25-12, 25-19)
Group B: KAL 3 vs. 0 UTA (25-11, 25-21, 25-16)
Group C: KYS 1 vs. 3 KAN (11-25, 26-24, 18-25, 13-25)
Group C: PCL 3 vs. 2 SCK (25-12, 11-25, 13-25, 25-17, 15-10)
Group C: OOO 3 vs. 0 MIM (25-14, 25-23, 25-21)

Water Polo (male, 1st day)[]

(Main article: Water polo at the 309 Summer Vexgames)
The men's waterpolo event is being disputed as a simple playoff tournment. For the first phase, the sixteen teams were arranged in eight matches.

The favourites for the podium spots are all Burovian dominions: Baben Bay, Deucoland and Kasvria & Savarai. Shaelia, however, is also a close contender.

Results for the first round were as follows:

Game A: BOB 11 vs. 01 UTA
Game B: DEU 11 vs. 04 LEN
Game C: KYS 14 vs. 10 STS
Game D: IWK 18 vs. 06 AET
Game E: CXG 08 vs. 07 KAN
Game F: WES 02 vs. 11 SCW
Game G: MIM 06 vs. 08 LOM
Game H: ROV 06 vs. 04 SCK

Medal Standings[]

     Nation                 GOLD  SILVER  BRONZE
 1.  Chungxipang       CGX  11       6       7
 2.  St. Samuel        STS   9       9       5
 3.  Niokolo Koba      NKO   3       4       3
 4.  Shaelia           SCW   3       2       1
 5.  Solanchatka       SCK   3       2
 6.  Deucoland         DEU   3       1       2
 7.  Utania            UTA   2       1       2
 8.  Rovens            ROV   1       5       4
 9.  Kasvria & Savarai KYS   1       4
10.  Westria           WES   1       3      10
11.  Kansinia          KAN   1       2
12.  Mari'im           MIM   1       1
13.  Lombriga          LOM   1               2
14.  Porto Capital     PCL   1               2
15.  Baben Bay         BOB   1
16.  Djeriga           DJR   1
17.  Lysonia           LYS           1
18.  Lendosa           LEN           1
19.  Kalesthesia       KAL                   1
20.  Aethelnia         AET                   1
21.  Sanx              SAN                   1
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