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1. Francophone Games ...

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Created on 10 April 2016

2. 1. Francophone Games - Overview ...

(Francophone Games)

    Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 13 April 2016

3. 1989 I Francophone Games - Casablanca and Rabat, ...

(Francophone Games)

  Casablanca and Rabat, Morocco       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

4. 1994 II Francophone Games - Paris (Évry) and Bondoufle ...

(Francophone Games)

  Paris (Évry) and Bondoufle France       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

5. 1997 III Francophone Games - Antananarivo ...

(Francophone Games)

  Antananarivo Madagascar       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

6. 2001 IV Francophone Games - Ottawa and Gatineau ...

(Francophone Games)

  19/07/2001 - 23/07/2001 Ottawa and Gatineau Canada Terry Fox Stadium       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

7. 2005 V Francophone Games - Niamey ...

(Francophone Games)

  11/12/2005 - 16/12/2005 Niamey Niger Stade Général Seyni Kountché       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

8. 2009 VI Francophone Games - Beirut ...

(Francophone Games)

  01/10/2009 - 06/10/2009 Beirut Lebanon Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

9. 2013 VII Francophone Games - Nice ...

(Francophone Games)

  10/09/2013 - 14/09/2013 Nice France Stade Charles-Ehrmann       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

10. 1989 I Francophone Games - Casablanca and Rabat, ...

(Francophone Games)

  Casablanca and Rabat, Morocco       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

11. 1994 II Francophone Games - Paris (Évry) and Bondoufle ...

(Francophone Games)

  Paris (Évry) and Bondoufle France       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

12. 1997 III Francophone Games - Antananarivo ...

(Francophone Games)

  Antananarivo Madagascar       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

13. 2001 IV Francophone Games - Ottawa and Gatineau ...

(Francophone Games)

  19/07/2001 - 23/07/2001 Ottawa and Gatineau Canada Terry Fox Stadium       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

14. 2005 V Francophone Games - Niamey ...

(Francophone Games)

  11/12/2005 - 16/12/2005 Niamey Niger Stade Général Seyni Kountché       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

15. 2009 VI Francophone Games - Beirut ...

(Francophone Games)

  01/10/2009 - 06/10/2009 Beirut Lebanon Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

16. 2013 VII Francophone Games - Nice ...

(Francophone Games)

  10/09/2013 - 14/09/2013 Nice France Stade Charles-Ehrmann       Information by Wikipedia          

Created on 10 April 2016

17. 2001 8th IAAF World Championships - Edmonton - Women's 400m

(2001 World Championships in Athletics Edmonton, Canada)

... hing the Olympic semi final and winning this year's Francophone Games, drew level with GUEVERA and FENTON. It looked as though GUEVERA, a finalist in Sydney, would win as she led by one to two  ...

Created on 29 June 2020

18. 2001 8th IAAF World Championships - Edmonton - Women's Pole Vault

(2001 World Championships in Athletics Edmonton, Canada)

... pic silver medalist Tatiana GRIGORIEVA, the Russian-born aspiring model now jumping for Australia; Monika PYREK (POL), fresh off a first place finish in the Francophone Games; American Mary SAUER; Carolin  ...

Created on 29 June 2020

19. 2001 8th IAAF World Championships - Edmonton - Women's Triple Jump

(2001 World Championships in Athletics Edmonton, Canada)

...  at the Francophone Games at Ottawa, but was now struggling, only reaching 14.10m with her third jump to make it to the last three rounds. Also reaching the top eight after three rounds, Heli KOIVULA (FIN) ...

Created on 29 June 2020

20. 2000 Summer Olympics - The Results (Judo - Men)

(2000  Sydney Summer Olympics)

... s, and had four international titles in his career '€“ 1995 and 1999 Pan-American Games, 2002 Commonwealth Games, and the lesser-known 2001 Francophone Games.  Japan's young superstar, Kosei ...

Created on 05 April 2016