Stanislav Nikolajewitsch Gomoskow

Stanislav Nikolayevich Gomoskow ( Russian Станислав Николаевич Гомозков ; * 3. August 1948 in Asipovichy , Mogilev Region , in the Byelorussian SSR of the former Soviet Union ) is a Soviet tennis players , table tennis coach, former world and European champion and multiple medalist at the world championships.

Career

Stanislaw Gomoskow played for Spartak Moscow . He achieved first successes at the European Youth Championships in Prague in 1965 and Szombathely in 1966 , where he won a total of five titles. In Prague he won doubles and with the team, and a year later he also won singles. His association nominated him for the World Championships in Ljubljana in 1965 , he was eliminated in the round of 32 in both singles and mixed games. Two years later he won his first world championship medal when he surprisingly became vice world champion in doubles after a final defeat against Hans Alser / Kjell Johansson together with Anatoli Amelin . In 1969 in Munich he made it to the semi-finals in doubles - again with Amelin - in the other competitions the quarter-finals at the latest, as in 1971 in Nagoya . 1973 in Sarajevo the last sixteen in singles and doubles were the last games. He won his only world title in 1975 in Calcutta . In a purely Soviet final, he and his partner Tatjana Ferdman defeated compatriots Sarkis Sarchajan / Elmira Antonyan . Although he took part in the World Championships again in 1977, he was only among the last 32 in singles in Birmingham .

Gomoskov was also very successful at the European level. The double semi- final in London in 1966 was followed by the first European championship in 1968 . In mixed he won with Soja Rudnowa . With her he successfully defended the title in 1970 , 1972 and 1974 , in doubles he was four times in the semi-finals and once in the quarter-finals, in singles three fourth-finals between 1968 and 1972 were the best results. At the end of his career he won another bronze medal in mixed at the European Championships in Prague in 1972 , again with his long-term partner Rudnowa and in the team competition. He achieved his best placement in the European ranking tournament Europe TOP-12 in 1972 when he was fifth.

From 1978 to 1982 he was the coach of the Soviet women's national team.

Private

Gomoskov studied at a construction institute. He has been married since 1970.

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
URS	European Championship	1976	Prague	TCH	last 16		Semifinals
URS	European Championship	1974	Novi Sad	YUG	last 16	Semifinals	gold
URS	European Championship	1972	Rotterdam	NED	Quarter finals	Quarter finals	gold
URS	European Championship	1970	Moscow	URS	Quarter finals	Semifinals	gold
URS	European Championship	1968	Lyon	FRA	Quarter finals	Semifinals	gold	2
URS	European Championship	1966	London	CLOSELY		Semifinals		2
URS	European Youth Championship (Juniors)	1966	Szombathely	HUN	gold	gold		1
URS	European Youth Championship (Juniors)	1965	Prague	TCH		gold		1
URS	EURO TOP12	1974	Trollhatten	SWE	11
URS	EURO TOP12	1973	Boeblingen	FRG	10
URS	EURO TOP12	1972	Zagreb	YUG	5
URS	World Championship	1977	Birmingham	CLOSELY	last 32	last 64	last 64	7th
URS	World Championship	1975	Calcutta	IND	last 32	Quarter finals	gold	7th
URS	World Championship	1973	Sarajevo	YUG	last 16	last 16	last 32	4th
URS	World Championship	1971	Nagoya	JPN	last 64	last 64	Quarter finals
URS	World Championship	1969	Munich	FRG	Quarter finals	Semifinals	Quarter finals	8th
URS	World Championship	1967	Stockholm	SWE	last 16	silver	last 32	6th
URS	World Championship	1965	Ljubljana	YUG	last 32	last 64	last 32	8th

Web links

• European Youth Championships (accessed January 7, 2016)
• Short biography of Stanislaw Gomoskow (Russian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Наталья Астахова (Natalia Astachowa): Станислав Гомозков "У нас нет такого, чтобы взял ракетку и через три года стал чемпионом мира " ( Russian ) Настольный теннис, RUSTT.ru. October 21, 2005. Retrieved August 25, 2010.
2. ↑ Magazine DTS , 1970/23 edition south-west side 15
3. ^ Stanislaw Nikolajewitsch Gomoskow Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed on September 7, 2011)