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UFPE © Copyright 2025 - Todos os direitos reservados Watch the world’s best climbers compete in this stunning coastal city This work, 21st TSC conducts rapid power projection through the port of Koper, by CPT Misael Saldivar, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Former Marcy Corrections Officer pleads guilty to manslaughter in case involving the death of an inmate in December 2024 — The Syracuse Police Department answers questions from viewers to increase transparency and community relations we go through everything you need too know on the Koper Curve and how it is used in Syracuse's policing MORE | DUI patrols to ramp up on New Year's Eve in Syracuse Syracuse Police Department utilizes the Koper curve in its GIVE detail; it focuses on hotspot policing "We will send out officers into specific areas that are identified as high-crime areas We will send them out 10-15 minutes at a time where they'll do things like engage with the community and be a visual deterrent for would-be thieves and crime." Those 10-15 minute intervals are randomized "It puts that level of unknown out there," said Sgt "Studies have shown it reduces crime up to 25% in some cases." and it has certainly translated into tangible data; we can prove definitively that it has had a positive impact on the reduction of crime in those areas SPD says the goal post is constantly moving "It could be narrowed down to one address so when we see an increase in crime in that particular location On the Koper Curve & community relations: "When you have officers out of the car that gives the community the opportunity to speak with us you have an increase in community relations," said Sgt He said that community relations is one of the main missions of the Koper Curve Looking to diversify your marketing mix and elevate your brand Share yours to be featured in our newsletters and on our website this page is temporarily unavailable for technical reasons SLOVENIA“For the Slovenian Climbing community that is growing rapidly the competition in Koper is very important because it brings the best climbers to Slovenia,” said Paris 2024 champion Janja Garnbret The IFSC World Cup Series 2024 is set to return in Koper with this season’s fifth round of Lead competition After making its first appearance in the IFSC calendar in 2022 the Slovenian city on the Adriatic coast will host a Lead World Cup for the third consecutive year setting the stage for this season’s grand finale in Seoul Some 134 athletes are registered to compete in Koper: 66 men and 68 women representing 29 nations and four continents Paris 2024 gold medallist, and winner of the women’s event in Koper in 2023 Janja Garnbret will headline the home team, also featuring Jennifer Eucharia Buckley – two-time gold medallist at last month’s IFSC Youth World Championships Guiyang 2024 Luka Potocar – gold medallist in Koper in 2022 and Rosa Rekar – also a gold medallist at Guiyang 2024 “This is a great thing about the home World Cup So many people that you know come to support And for the Slovenian Climbing community that is growing rapidly the competition in Koper is very important because it brings the best climbers to Slovenia I know the atmosphere is going to be great Garnbret also commented on the possibility of winning what would be her sixth Lead World Cup title: “To be honest I am thinking more about enjoying my climbing If that leads to me winning the Lead title My biggest goal was the Olympics and I succeeded in meeting the expectations I know the atmosphere is going to be great, it always is. From the hotel staff to the field of play, I am sure the vibes will be amazing.Janja GARNBRET (SLO)Also competing in the women’s Lead event are Lynn Van Der Meer of the Netherlands, coming from the Lead bronze she won at the European Championships in Villars who made finals in two of her only three World Cup participations the winner of the men’s Lead event in 2023 current holder of both the Boulder and Lead World Cup titles won silver at Paris 2024 and will be joined by six other male Olympians: Hannes Van Duysen of Belgium Yannick Flohé and Alexander Megos of Germany Olympic champion Toby Roberts of Great Britain The IFSC World Cup Koper 2024 will kick off tomorrow at 9:00 (UTC+2:00) with Lead qualifications while semi-finals are scheduled to close day one and start at 20:00 The men’s final will open the programme on Saturday 7 starting at 20:00 and followed by the women’s one Lead semi-finals and finals will be live streamed on the IFSC YouTube channel, Geographical restrictions will apply., for more information on where to watch and follow the IFSC World Cup Series 2024 click here The second round of the 2025 EurILCA Europa Cup Trophy concluded yesterday in Koper the event welcomed 147 sailors from 13 countries competing in the ILCA 4 The regatta offered excellent sailing conditions A total of seven races were successfully completed over the three days in all three classes The final day of the competition was marked by strong northeastern winds which reached up to 20 knots at the beginning of the day the competitors seized the last opportunities to improve their results the local sailor Luka Zabukovec SLO performed excellently and secured the overall victory Matej Valič (SLO) finished in second place Zabukovec was also the best in the under 21 category Josip Tafra CRO triumphed in the men’s competition Šime Bosna Rusković CRO claimed second place and Lorenzo Gabrielli ITA took third place followed by Sofia Naumenko UKR and Alenka Valenčič SLO Leo Gosling SUI claimed the overall victory among the boys with excellent races that secured him the lead The regatta concluded in the true spirit of competition Congratulations to all the competitors for their excellent performances and thanks to the organizers and support teams for the successful execution of the event Results Photos The 2025 EurILCA Europa Cup Trophy will continue in ten days at the Yacht Club Imperia in Italy For further information about our annual competition around Europe Get the latest news from EurILCA in your inbox The penultimate Lead World Cup of the 2024 season wrapped up today in Koper Paris Olympic gold medalists Janja Garnbret and Toby Roberts came out on top both besting their competitors by a wide margin on the final routes of the event Garnbret was the last climber to take the stage a familiar situation for the world’s best comp climber as she’s very rarely not in first place coming out of any round She climbed the route with apparent ease in front of her Slovenian home crowd and looked like a top was in her sights before a footslip sent her groundward The fall came as she moved towards hold 47 Team USA member Annie Sanders earned bronze It was the 17-year-old’s first ever Lead World Cup podium “The crowd is absolutely phenomenal,” said Garnbret after winning her third Lead World Cup gold of the season a few years ago when the World Cup was in Kranj [Slovenia] I know I had a hard time performing there because of the cheering and maybe the extra pressure to perform in front of the home crowd but I’ve gotten used to it and now I love climbing in front of the home crowd with all the kids screaming and cheering I absolutely enjoyed myself on the wall today “I’m still a bit frustrated because I didn’t top I enjoyed the route a lot and I did everything right – no unnecessary moves and I felt like I was cruising it was just a millisecond of not being focused and that’s why I slipped The men’s final route was a difficult one with the first six climbers of the evening falling at hold 31 or below Roberts was the second-last athlete to climb and he moved up the route in his usual intense and engaging style He looked tired as he entered the upper headwall but kept fighting through a tough sequence of small crimps Sorato Anraku of Japan came out last and made quick work of the route He looked fresher than Roberts as he entered the headwall but had an unexpected hand slip on one of the crimps securing the gold for Roberts and silver for himself really tricky,” said Roberts after his second Lead World Cup win of the year “I was a bit nervous especially at the start as there were a few sketchy moves – the start But my whole goal of the competition was to enjoy it and that was the perfect finish I couldn’t have had any more moves even if I wanted to so I’m really happy I got the most out of myself.” Get the digital edition of Gripped for your chosen platform: The Port of Koper, Slovenia, has signed a contract with the Kolektor Koling group and its partner CGP to extend the northern part of Pier I of the port’s container terminal. The €152.9m project includes constructing a 326-metre quayside, seven hectares of stacking and handling areas, and carrying out essential dredging and power infrastructure upgrades. Also, the new quay will feature a reinforced concrete frame with transverse, longitudinal, and rail girders anchored to piles, topped by a concrete slab designed to accommodate STS cranes with a 30-metre rail gauge. Construction will begin in early 2025 and is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, the Port said. Once operational, the extension, along with the installation of new STS cranes and redevelopment of existing storage areas, is set to boost the container terminal’s capacity from 1.5m TEU to 1.8m TEU annually. Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox 13 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Koper vs Primorje on Sun Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Koper 3 win(s) Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches 13 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Koper vs Primorje on Sun 13 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Koper is playing home against Primorje on Sun Picture by 2024 Getty ImagesBy Ockert de VilliersTwo-time Olympic champion Janja Garnbret enjoyed a triumphant homecoming winning the women’s Lead competition at the IFSC Koper World Cup on home soil in Slovenia on Saturday (7 September) The top steps of the podium belonged to the recently crowned Olympic sports climbing champions with Toby Roberts of Great Britain also winning the men’s competition. But the night belonged to Garnbret as she took a victory lap in front of her home crowd with another dominant display. Garnbret came into the final as the top qualifier and prevailed with a winning score of 46+ with Austria’s Jessica Pilz finishing second with 40+. Annie Sanders of the US rounded out the podium with 39+ The Slovenian was the last climber out and easily navigated her way along the route before surpassing Pilz to claim the victory. Garnbret nevertheless forged ahead hellbent on reaching the top hold before she slipped before a crucial jump. “If it wasn’t a World Cup on home turf, I wouldn’t be competing and would have stopped after the Olympics,” Garnbret told the IFSC. “I needed to perform in front of the home crowd to give the fans something back because they give me so much love and support.” Janja Garnbret: The importance of sharing my voiceThe Olympic sport climbing champion discusses the responsibility of inspiring younger generations "It's not always sunny and flowers I don't want to be a perfect role model I want to be a real role model," she told us in this exclusive interview Roberts lived up to his newfound status as the king of climbing winning the first IFSC World Cup Lead competition since his triumph in Paris 2024 Roberts was embroiled in a close tussle with Olympic runner-up Anraku Sorato of Japan with the result again tipping in favour of the British climber Anraku was the top qualifier into the final with Roberts in a close second to set up a mouth-watering repeat of the Olympics Roberts lay down the marker as the seventh climber on the route as he reached hold 40 moving into first place with only Anraku to come Anraku made steady progress but could only make it to 35 to again settle for second place behind Roberts with newly-crowned European champion Sam Avezou of France finishing third on 31+ Climbing in front of the President of Slovenia the two-time Olympic champion Janja Garnbret continued her winning ways with Lead gold at the IFSC World Cup Koper 2024 Garnbret was clear of her goals when she signed up to climb in Koper – to give something back to the adoring Slovenian fans that have supported her throughout her career With two tops in qualification and the only top in the semi-final and a hold 46+ climb was enough for yet another win although such is the Slovenians mentality that it wasn’t the perfect finish she wanted: “I’m still a bit frustrated because I didn’t top I enjoyed the route a lot and I did everything right no unnecessary moves and I felt like I was cruising it was just a millisecond of not being focussed and that’s why I slipped Talking about that wild and supportive crowd Garnbret said: “The crowd is absolutely phenomenal a few years ago when the World Cup was in Kranj I know I had a hard time performing there because of the cheering and maybe the extra pressure to perform in front of the home crowd I absolutely enjoyed myself on the wall today.” Joining Garnbret on the podium at Paris 2024 Austria’s Jessica Pilz once again stepped up to take silver this time with a hold 40+ climb for another World Cup medal The third and final medallist was USA’s Annie Sanders who reached hold 39+ for the first Lead World Cup medal of her fledgling career Australia’s Oceania Mackenzie was fourth on hold 38+ with France’s Zélia Avezou closely behind in fifth on hold 37+ Great Britain’s Erin Mcneice was sixth on hold 34+ Austria’s Mattea Pötzi was seventh on hold 32+ and Italy’s Laura Rogora couldn’t replicate her IFSC European Championships form finishing eighth on hold 19+ Full women’s results: https://ifsc.hopp.to/kp24wlr once again stood atop the podium taking his third IFSC Lead World Cup gold medal with a hold 40 climb Roberts and Japan’s Anraku Sorato were at the top of the order after qualifications and semi-finals with Anraku the last to climb leaving Roberts to watch what his friend and rival could do the gold was secured for the British climber but it wasn’t a time for celebration as all the finalists knew Anraku could have gone further up the route if it had not been for a slip Talking about his muted response to winning gold Roberts said: “We are all very respectful of each other You celebrate your win; you don’t celebrate someone else’s loss but we are all really good friends and it’s so nice to compete against such nice people." Talking about the final route Roberts said: “The route was really I was a bit nervous especially at the start as there were a few sketchy moves and the press move I wasn’t really sure about “But my whole goal of the competition was to enjoy it and that was the perfect finish Roberts’ win is his fourth World Cup win in all disciplines which equals the British men’s record of Simon Nadin the same positions they held at Paris 2024 it was IFSC European Championship silver medallist who joined them on the podium taking bronze with a hold 31+ climb Just off the podium was Japan’s Omata Shion in fourth and Germany’s Yannick Flohe in fifth both reaching hold 30+ Making the second final in a row early in his World Cup career France’s Max Bertone finished in sixth on hold 25+ ahead of Japan’s Yurikusa Ao in seventh on hold 16 and South Korea’s Lee Dohyun who slipped early on hold 12 Full men’s results: https://ifsc.hopp.to/kp24mlr Three events are left on the calendar of the IFSC World Cup Series 2024 the first one being scheduled to take place in Koper this Friday and Saturday – 6 and 7 September Throughout the entire World Cup season, semi-final and final rounds of all Boulder and Lead competitions have been live streamed on the YouTube channel of the IFSC with geo-blocking applied to selected countries and territories Click here for start lists and live results of the World Cup in Koper The official hashtag of the event is #KoperWC, with #WorldClimbing grouping content across all social media platforms throughout the entire season. turn around and take in a wave of sound that she saw as a bit or ‘revenge’ after a lean spell in her homeland Garnbret said: “Finally I got my revenge here in Koper I don’t know if I have ever been as relaxed as I have been in this competition I enjoyed climbing in front of a home crowd I’m so glad I finally got my first gold in Koper “I have to say thank you to all the kids for all the screaming I wish they will all train hard and join us one day on the stage here in Koper.” Last year the Olympic champion got silver in Koper with Mori Ai above her in gold spot in 2023 the tables were turned as the Japanese climber could only reach hole 44+ for the silver medal With a gold medal last time out at a Lead World Cup Slovenia’s Vita Lukan followed it up with a bronze medal to give the home crowd even more reason to be loud – not that they needed any more reasons Just off the podium in fourth was South Korea’s Seo Chaehyun who reached hold 38+ just short of the 40+ from Lukan for the podium spot Japanese climber Tanii Natsuki was fifth on hold 33+ with Italy’s Laura Rogora sixth Tanii’s teammate Kume Nonoha was seventh with hold 31+ and the third Slovenian climber in the final Full women’s results can be found here Japan’s Anraku Sorato won his second successive ISFC Lead World Cup gold medal after also winning in Briancon last time out the Japanese climber was the only men’s finalist to top the route on the way to his win Anraku said: “I was so nervous before my climb but I tried to put that to the back of my mind and just climb well After my first Lead gold in Briancon I wanted to carry that on I wanted another gold in Koper and I have it now so I’m happy.” In silver position was the USA’s Jesse Grupper whose medal from hold 42+ was his first World Cup medal of the 2023 season took bronze reaching hold 23 ahead of Great Britain’s Toby Roberts who was just off the podium in fourth with hold 21+ Alex Megos of Germany also reached hold 21+ but that was for fifth position after count back with teammate Yannick Flohe in sixth with hold 21 France’s Sam Avezou was seventh with hold 20+ and Slovenian Luka Potocar eighth with hold 18+ Full men’s results can be found here Anraku (JPN) and Garnbret (SLO) celebrate their gold medals at IFSC World Cup KoperPhoto: Jan Virt/IFSC The IFSC provides the photos on this website royalty-free for editorial use only The sale or licencing of these images is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from the IFSC All rights are reserved. For licencing, footage, and photo requests please get in touch with communications@ifsc-climbing.org. The penultimate Lead World Cup of the 2024 season begins tomorrow in Koper It’s the first World Cup since the conclusion of the Paris Olympics at the beginning of August Many Paris Olympians are registered to compete at the event including climbing’s only two-time Olympic champion Garnbret will be joined in Koper by many of her Paris competitors including Oceania Mackenzie The men’s comp doesn’t have as much Olympic talent attending Paris gold medalist Toby Roberts and silver medalist Sorato Anraku are attending Mejdi Schalck and Yannick Flohe are expected to attend as are 10 Team Japan members who didn’t get the chance to compete in Paris including Taisei Homma and Yoshiyuki Ogata A few big names are skipping Koper including Ai Mori With Koper being the second last World Cup of year the stakes are high for who will win the title of Overall Lead World Cup Champion for the 2024 season Mori is currently the leader with 3610 points followed closely behind by Garnbret with 3000 points Garnbret has the opportunity to pull ahead of Mori with the event in Koper it’s a tight race between Anraku (3040 points) and Roberts (2990 points) Koper will decide who heads into the final Lead World Cup of the year in Seoul on top Several of Canada and the United States’ top talent will be competing in Koper although no Team USA Paris Olympians are participating in the event See below for the full list of Canadian and American athletes registered to compete in the Koper Lead comp The Koper Lead World Cup semi-finals and finals will be livestreamed on the IFSC’s Youtube Channel We’ll be covering the results so be sure to check back in to Gripped Indoor Climbing for the latest news Luka Koper of the Port of Koper, Slovenia, has bought four Konecranes electric Rubber-Tyred Gantry (RTG) cranes to replace ageing RTGs in its container yard Koper also aims to build a new quayside and container yard with more storage capacity with delivery expected for Q1 2025 at the latest The Konecranes electric RTGs on order aims to reinforce a fleet of 28 Konecranes RTGs Luka Koper also operates 4 Konecranes Rail-Mounted Gantry (RMG) cranes READ: Port of Koper container throughput declines 8 per cent Technical Manager of the Container Terminal said: “Konecranes RTGs give us the high peak performance we need and the cranes are reliable and easy to maintain We have a long-term electrification strategy which makes this order a natural next step in the long-term cooperation between the two companies.” The new Konecranes RTGs will be powered by cable reel systems linked to the local grid similar to the electric Konecranes RTGs that Koper now uses They will also have auxiliary batteries and the Truck Lift Prevention smart function READ: Port of Koper issues tender for dock expansion project stated: “Fully electric container handling operations are built step by step with a commitment that that is unwavering and lasts for years Recently, Konecranes completed the acquisition process of Rotterdam-based Peinemann Port Services BV and Peinemann Container Handling BV following clearance from the Dutch Competition Commission DP World is set to implement OneStop Modal and the OneStop Vehicle Booking System (VBS) The US House of Representatives has voted to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency‘s (EPA) 2023 global schedule reliability surged to 57.5 per cent Container throughput at the Port of Melbourne totalled 267,000 TEUs in March 2025 Cover image: ©Associated Press The death toll has risen to at least 70 Hapag-Lloyd also made its first call at the Slovenian port with a “mother vessel” as part of the Gemini service operated jointly with Maersk Two milestones in just a few days for Luka Koper (the port operating company) which hosted the longest vessel ever to berth at the port (368.5 meters in length) and handled 110,810 TEUs in March alone The container vessel Al Nasriyah (Hapag-Lloyd) became the German carrier’s first mother vessel to call at Koper under the new “Gemini Cooperation” alliance launched last February by Danish Maersk Line the Maersk Campbell—already a regular caller at Koper—had arrived at the terminal at the end of March The two carriers have integrated 57 services into their global network operated by a combined fleet of 340 vessels many of which are powered by alternative fuels The jointly operated weekly Asia–Adriatic service connects Shanghai with Koper as the first port of call in the Adriatic although for now they continue to follow the longer the Al Nasriyah now holds the record as the longest vessel ever berthed in Koper surpassing the previous record by just over a meter The ship has a capacity of 15,000 TEUs and is already equipped with an on-shore power supply (OPS) system Luka Koper plans to electrify its operational quays in the coming years a project that will significantly reduce noise and emissions while vessels are docked In the first phase—scheduled for completion by 2029—OPS connections will be available for both container and cruise vessels Luka Koper is also expanding the northern section of Pier I which will allow two large ocean-going vessels to berth simultaneously The first phase of the project is set to be completed by the end of 2027 and once all planned investments are finalized the terminal’s total capacity will rise to 1.8 million TEUs per year and website in this browser for the next time I comment Slovenia the two-time Olympic champion Janja Garnbret seems as determined as ever to win a World Cup this time with the added incentive of giving her home nation a glimpse of the glory she secured at Paris 2024 and added it to the two tops she got in qualification There is no such thing as an Olympic hangover for the Slovenian she looks as immaculate in her climbing as ever Behind Garnbret is the new European champion from Villars Switzerland last week – Italy’s Laura Rogora Rogora reached hold 46+ for her second position Third at Paris 2024 and third through to the final is Austria’s Jessica Pilz Two-time Olympian Oceania Mackenzie has been showing improvement in her Lead results and she has a final to add to the list now in her first appearance in Koper Mackenzie said: “I felt really good on the wall I was a little bit scared about the hand jam and it did freak me out a little bit but after that I really got in the flow and enjoyed it and felt really confident Spending time with my sisters and the Swiss team and just enjoying it.” USA’s Annie Sanders goes through in fifth ahead of sixth placed Mattea Pötzi of Austria who moved up from 19th in qualification Great Britain’s Erin Mcneice in seventh and France’s Zélia Avezou in eighth both reached hold 37+ for their final spots Find the women’s Lead qualification results here: https://ifsc.hopp.to/kp24wlr In the men’s competition it is becoming a bit of a theme that Japan’s Anraku Sorato and Great Britain’s Toby Roberts are fighting it out at the top of the order Roberts got the upper hand at Paris 2024 taking gold to Anraku’s silver and the Japanese climber is out to turn that around by leading the chasing pack Anraku progressed with a hold 41+ performance and Roberts was just behind on hold 40+ Omata Shion joins teammate Anraku in the final going through in third on hold 33+ Germany’s Yannick Flohe moved up from 18th position in qualification to make the final also reaching hold 33+ for fourth There are two French climbers in final with Sam Avezou in fifth on hold 32 and teammate Max Bertone in seventh on hold 28+ Bertone made his first senior final last time out in Briançon and is once again in the top eight and still in with a medal shot The French are split by the third Japanese climber South Korea’s Lee Dohyun makes the final in eighth on hold 27 as an appeal late in the round downgraded Japan’s Murashita Zento 27+ to a 27 and moving him out of the final spots and Lee in After the semi-finals Lee said: “I wasn’t that nervous I was feeling good but the climbing was not perfect so I want to do my best in the final tomorrow I will rest during the day tomorrow and try to prepare my condition Looking ahead to the IFSC World Cup Series finale being in Seoul South Korea Lee said: “I like the competition in Seoul as it’s my home ground and there are so many Korean fans I don’t really think about the Series titles Find the men’s Lead qualification results here: https://ifsc.hopp.to/kp24mlr This past weekend, Slovenia showcased its judo prowess not only in Sarajevo with the senior team but also on home ground, excelling among the cadets. Demonstrating both skill and determination, the Slovenian team secured the top position on the overall medal standings by claiming three gold, two silver, and one bronze medal (3-2-1). Croatia (3-1-4) and Serbia (2-3-1) closely followed, highlighting a competitive weekend of judo across the region. The host nation’s success was evident from the very first day, with Slovenian athletes delivering memorable performances in the finals. Gal Blazic (SLO) claimed victory in the -60kg category with a well-executed sutemi-waza technique, overpowering Nikola RADANOV (SRB). In the -52kg category, Zarja MASTNAK (SLO) swiftly defeated Giulia BONZANO (ITA) within the first minute, catching her off guard with a decisive kansetsu-waza. The home crowd witnessed yet another thrilling win as Leon MAROSEK (SLO) secured gold in the -90kg category. Marosek’s powerful uchi-mata and ko-uchi-gake combinations proved too much for his opponent, Nemanja SIMIC (SRB), capping off Slovenia’s victories in the finals. Overall, it was an impressive weekend for the Slovenian judo team, with achievements both domestically and internationally. Following this success, the team’s journey continues with a three-day training camp in Koper, preparing for future challenges. The next cadet European Cup will be held in Györ, Hungary, on November 9-10, 2024. Щоб переглянути сайт, увімкніть JavaScript у своєму браузері 09 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Olimpija Ljubljana vs Koper on Wed The current head to head record for the teams are Olimpija Ljubljana 26 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (19) Have scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Olimpija Ljubljana and Koper on Wed 09 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Olimpija Ljubljana vs Koper on Wed 09 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 15 goals in their last 5 matches Olimpija Ljubljana is playing home against Koper on Wed At UKC/UKH we are all experienced internet users and as such we understand why some people want to use Ad Block to remove annoying and distracting advertising that proliferates on some web sites We don't feel that UKC/UKH should be considered as such a site We have developed a site that has subtle and appropriate advertising; we don't use pop-ups we don't force you to read adverts before you can see content and we don't use third party ad servers dishing up totally inappropriate advertising We have worked incredibly hard over the years to make sure that we keep a good balance between advertising and editorial content Please could you consider disabling Adblock when visiting UKC/UKH With the battle for Olympic Gold now a distant memory this past weekend saw the return of the IFSC World Cup playing host to the penultimate lead climbing competition of the season new Olympic Champion Toby Roberts was top of the men's table having finished no lower that third place over the three Lead World Cups in which he had competed Zento Murashita of Japan was in second place with fellow Team Japan member Shion Omata in third with Tokyo and Paris Gold medal winner Janja Garnbret standing at the top of the leaderboard despite having missed two of the four competitions so far this season meaning that expectations would be high in front of a home crowd in Koper the Women's leaderboard saw Japanese athletes in second and third with Mei Kotake going into Koper with 1910 points with 1805 points - out of a possible 2,000 - from the two events that she'd entered Having recently taken Gold in the Lead at the European Championships Sascha Lehmann was someone that might have been expected to make finals here in Koper he fell on the twenty-seventh hold of the route a strenuous rose move that claimed twelve of the twenty-six semi-finalists in combination with a slightly worse qualification round than Dohyun Lee - who fell on the same move - meant that he finished semi-finals in ninth place Also missing from the final was Zento Murashita who held the overall silver medal position going into Koper and providing Toby with an excellent opportunity to extend his lead at the top of the leaderboard getting through that rose move guaranteed a place in finals and most of the big names in Koper managed to do it who recently won Gold in Boulder and Combined and Silver in Lead at the European Championships The seventeen year-old marked himself out as a strong contender having finished just outside of the podium positions in Briançon in what was only his third senior World Cup and immediately set-up a tense round by falling low Opting for a dynamic approach when attempting to reach the thirteenth hold was called out to climb barely a minute after Dohyun had pulled on meaning that he knew that either Dohyun had slipped and fighting his way through the moves that followed After pausing briefly to wave to the crowd he made it through to achieve a score of 25+ He missed a foot during a strange and smeary mantle sequence one that would prove awkward for almost all of the climbers still to come Sam Avezou was the first climber to look truly confident on the route looking momentarily troubled by the same mantle that had seen Yurikusa fall before swiftly overtaking Max Bertone's highpoint An awkward clip seemed to take a little out of Sam Recent Olympic debutant Yannick Flohé and Shion Omata - who held third-place in the Lead World Cup ranking going into Koper - were the next two out Whilst they were unable to improve upon Sam's score of 31+ thus bumping Max Bertone out of the medal positions into fourth the second to last athlete out was Toby Roberts Both were streets ahead of the competition in semi-finals with Toby seven holds clear of Shion Omata in third these two would both find their way onto the podium They had some awkward moves to negotiate first Opting for the same dynamic beta as Dohyun Lee low down and was quickly up into the awkward mantle Finding a dropknee whilst on the 29th hold Toby reached straight past the 30th to the 31st moving from fourth into second in a single move whilst also ensuring that he didn't have to commit to the same awkward clipping position the Sam Avezou was forced into A few seconds later and Toby had moved into first place and we got our first look at the desperately crimpy headwall each one demanding pure crimp strength from already exhausted fingers comfortably ahead of the rest of the field Sorato was quickly up into the upper reaches of the route moving ever closer to Toby's high point of 40.  one that would move him to within four moves of Toby's highpoint and before he could commit to it his right hand fired off With wins in the Lead in Koper and Wujiang this year as well as wins in Chamonix and Briançon in Lead and Boulder respectively during the 2023 season Toby matched the men's British record for World Cup wins by virtue of the World Cup scoring system where an athletes lowest score is wiped when their overall score for the season is calculated Toby also secured the overall Lead title for 2024 regardless of what happens in the final World Cup of the season in Seoul With Toby in first place with a score of 3380 the only two athletes within 1,000 points of Toby - and therefore theoretically able to overtake him in Seoul - are second place Zento Murashita with a score of 2665 whilst Toby missed the Briançon World Cup - meaning that his 'lowest score' has essentially already been taken away from his overall score of 3380 both Zento and Shion have competed in all World Cups so far meaning that even if they were to win the Seoul World Cup their lowest World Cup scores would still need to be subtracted from their overall score Zento Murashita's highest possible score is 3,340 just a matter of weeks after winning Olympic Gold Toby has become just the third British man to win a season title and Malcolm Smith tied for first in the Boulder in 2002 because there were a few sketchy moves at the start.. but my whole goal with this competition was just to enjoy it I couldn't have [done] any more moves even if I'd wanted to so I'm really happy I got the most out of myself' 'In route observation my main goal was to get to the white section where all the crimps were now it's time to try my hardest and see how high I can get the qualifying round and semi-final were both very much the Janja Garnbret show.  she was the only climber to Top both routes With home pressure evidently not troubling the double Olympic Champion she went into the final the clear favourite who reaffirmed just how good she is on the lead wall on the Olympic stage Mei Kotake - who entered the Koper World Cup in second place - was the big casualty of the semi-finals She stayed on the wall for what seemed like an age having qualified for semis in fourth.  Chaehyun Seo was another semi-final casualty falling part way through a horrendous roof section Her score of 37 was just a '+' away from a place in finals with Zélia Avezou and Erin McNeice both squeezing into finals courtesy of that very same '+' after having just recently taken Bronze in the combined at the European Championships Her casual approach to the massive roll-over dyno low down on the wall was a clear sign that she had carried her European Champs form through to Koper whilst also highlighting a move that might challenge some of the lead-specialists in the final.  As expected from a climber with such strong bouldering pedigree slowing the move right down and looking in control throughout and Erin was no longer able to shake away the pump and therefore seemed unlikely to challenge for the medal positions Annie Sanders of the USA took to the mats fourth having made finals in Boulder in consecutive World Cups in 2023 but failed to make Lead semis prior to Koper very nearly reaching the Top of both routes whilst her fifth place finish in semis was enough to indicate that her qualifying performance was no fluke Annie slowed the dyno down even more than Erin and was able to match hands and recoup some energy Clipping a draw that Zélia elected to skip Annie lingered momentarily in second place typically more at home on the Bouldering mats than on the Lead wall she looked smooth as she moved into fourth she had to reach back for a challenging clip She locked her right shoulder and her left heel and just managed to get the clip as her core began to sag and she was unable to match Annie's highpoint Paris Bronze medallist Jessy Pilz was out third to last With the top three as it stood having reached 37+ Jessy campused her way through the mid-30s to raise the bar just a single move higher again Laura Rogora was a climber seemingly close to her best having recently won both the Lead and the combined Lead & Boulder at the European Championships this route was not one that played to Laura's strengths of pure endurance on small holds instead demanding power endurance and dynamism.  instead breaking it down into two slow and secure movements Janja seemed determined to make the high percentage decision and committing to whichever one seemed less marginal She clipped early to avoid the complications that many others had found around the 37th hold threw up a high heel that no-one else had seen or committed to and maintained her 100% record in Lead World Cups in the 2024 season 'I've gotten used to it [the home pressure] and I have to say that I really really love climbing in front of the home crowd with all the kids screaming and cheering and all the people here so I absolutely enjoyed myself on the wall today' 'Honestly if it wasn't the World Cup on home turf then I wouldn't be competing I needed to perform in front of the home crowd to give the fans something back because they give me so much love and support With Janja confirming at the end of the interview that this is the end of the season for her it is mathematically possible for her 750 point lead to be overtaken by three climbers Mattea Pötzi that Janja Garnbret wins the overall Lead World Cup season having only competed in 50% of the competitions The penultimate round of the IFSC Boulder World Cup took place in Prague Dohyun Lee of Korea and Natalia Grossman of the USA won gold in two suspenseful finals Great Britain's Olympic Champion Toby Roberts won bronze after a.. The final day of Olympic Sport Climbing action saw the top.. Janja Garnbret defends her Olympic Gold medal The women's Lead round completed the women's semi-final today in Le Bourget... Luka Koper a prominent port and logistics company based in Slovenia is set to enhance its operations following an order for four Konecranes electric Rubber-Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes This acquisition aims to replace older cranes within its container yard as part of an ongoing commitment to modernization is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2025 The new electric RTGs will bolster Luka Koper’s existing fleet of 28 Konecranes RTGs 15 of which are already fully electric and powered by cable reel systems the company operates four Konecranes Rail-Mounted Gantry (RMG) cranes emphasized the advantages of Konecranes RTGs “They provide the high peak performance we need and are reliable and easy to maintain Our long-term electrification strategy aligns well with Konecranes making this order a natural continuation of our collaboration.” The new cranes will be connected to the local grid through cable reel systems similar to the electric RTGs already in use at the port They will also feature auxiliary batteries and the innovative Truck Lift Prevention smart feature Konecranes’ Regional Sales Manager for Port Solutions highlighted the significance of this order: “Fully electric container handling operations are constructed step by step and our commitment to sustainability is steadfast Luka Koper is poised for substantial growth and we are excited to support that journey.” This investment in electric RTGs is part of Konecranes’ broader Ecolifting initiative which aims to enhance its environmental impact while reducing customers’ carbon footprints The company is committed to providing solutions that promote decarbonization With ongoing investments in technology and a strong focus on digitalization Konecranes continues to solidify its position as a leader in the material handling industry dedicated to fostering business growth and continuous improvement อัพเดตข่าวสารและบทความที่น่าสนใจในอุตสาหกรรมโลจิสติกส์ก่อนใคร ผ่าน Line Official Account @Logistics Mananger เพียงเพิ่มเราเป็นเพื่อน @Logistics Manager หรือคลิกที่นี่ has published the public procurement for the extension of the northern part of Pier IV which will be one of the most important projects of Luka Koper in the next years The investment includes the construction of 326 meters of quayside dredging and the construction of all supporting infrastructure Prior to the implementation of the quayside structure and container storage areas this EUR 100 million project will include dredging of the seabed to the final depth of 16.0m and disposal of excavated material on land dredging to -14.5 m in the inlet channel in the immediate vicinity of the newly constructed quayside structure may also be carried out during the construction works are expected to start early next year and should be completed by the end of 2027 Link to tender documents Bayern Munich youngster Benjamin Dibrani has left the club on a permanent basis, communicated via a simple message on official club social media. From @fcbayerncampus: Midfielder Benjamin Dibrani leaves FCBayern and joins Slovenian first division club FC Koper working his way through every stage of the Bavarian’s campus and overcame a cruciate ligament tear before graduating from the U-23s and going on loan to Schwarz Weiß Bregenz in the Austrian 2 Dibrania started slow but was eventually able to win game time at the newly promoted club One would think he would return from loan on a wave of momentum nor did he make a single match day squad for the U-23s alongside a contract that was set to expire in the June of 2025 necessitated a move away from the Bavarians and that has come in the form of joining Slovenian side FC Koper It is really good to see Dibrani get a fresh start as well as another chance at the game time and development he needs and deserves Looking for thoughts and analysis of Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga showdown with Borussia Mönchengladbach? 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Check us out on Patreon and follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks Moller - Maersk’s (Maersk) second large vessel that can run on green methanol* arrived in Koper Slovenia for the very first time on 16th June and was welcomed in the Port of Koper Astrid Maersk comes after her sister unit Ane Maersk launched earlier this year and underscores Maersk's ambition to achieve Net-Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 Operating on the AE12 string which connects Asia and Europe Astrid Maersk arrived to the Slovene port from Port Said in Egypt before continuing her journey towards Trieste (Italy) The total throughput of the port in 2023 was 22,3 million tons including 1,066 million TEUs and 916.728 units of vehicles making Koper the largest container terminal in Adriatic and one of the most important car terminals in Europe high-quality port services in line with sustainable development guidelines with the aim of becoming the first choice among ports on the southern European transport route The port’s development will be based on increasing infrastructure capacity accelerating the introduction of the smart port concept and taking care of sustainability aspects and reducing negative impacts on the environment and society Equipped with a state-of-the-art dual-fuel engine that is capable of running on green methanol Astrid Maersk is the second of the 18 large vessels ordered by Maersk that will be added to Maersk’s fleet during 2024 and 2025 The vessels in the new series have an industry-first innovative design with the bridge and accommodation placed at the very front of the vessel allowing more cargo to be carried and reducing the consumption per container * Maersk defines green fuels as fuels with minimum 65% greenhouse gas emissions reductions on a lifecycle basis compared to fossil reference fuel A.P. 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To see how we process your personal data, please see our Privacy Notification. 23 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Koper won 3–0 over NK Bravo on Wed The current head to head record for the teams are Koper 9 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 9 matches 23 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Koper won 3–0 over NK Bravo on Wed 23 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't lost in 6 matches Koper is playing home against NK Bravo on Wed Moller – Maersk’s second large vessel that can run on green methanol Astrid Maersk has arrived in Koper for the first time and was welcomed in the Port of Koper Astrid Maersk arrived at the Slovene port on June 16 from Port Said in Egypt before continuing its journey towards Trieste (Italy) Equipped with a dual-fuel engine that is capable of running on green methanol Astrid Maersk is the second of eighteen large vessels ordered by Maersk that will be added to Maersk’s fleet during 2024 and 2025 The ship was named during a ceremony held in April this year The container vessel was built by South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and has a nominal capacity of 16,000 containers (TEU) launched earlier this year and underscores Maersk’s ambition to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 the vessels in the new series have an industry-first innovative design with the bridge and accommodation placed at the very front of the vessel Maersk anticipates that 25 of their vessels will be sailing on green methanol saving 2.75 million tons of CO2 emissions annually “The launch of this class of vessels is a key milestone for Maersk in our journey to decarbonise ocean transportation enbodies our ambitions in the areas of sustainability and innovation But this decarbonisation journey requires collaboration from the entire ecosystem regulators and all other stakeholders and Port of Koper is one of our key partners,” Ivić Vodopija Country Manager for East Adriatic and Central Europe at Maersk said The total throughput of the port in 2023 was 22.3 million tons The Pioneers of Offshore Engineering GustoMSC part of NOV’s Marine and Construction business is recognized for providing advanced design & engineering consultancy for mobile offshore units and reliable equipment and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas The performance of new and existing jack-ups