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CAMELIA VOINEA
Nick name: Cami
Date of birth: March 1st, 1970
Gender Female
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Marital status Single
Children None
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Hometown:Constanta
Profession Student
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Club Farul Constanta
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Camelia Voinea is the first gymnast to tumble a double layout to punch front somersault . Camelia retired in 1989 and in 1994 she returned to Constana to coach.
Following retirement she attended the University of Bucharest for two years, leaving mid-way for a coaching opportunity in Italy. She returned home in 1994, coaching alongside her own first coach in the sport - Matei Sanei.
The money Voinea earned while coaching abroad was invested in an agricultural business near Constanta, its specialty being growing sunflowers animal feed.
An interesting bit of trivia about Voinea is that she is only Romanian from that gold medal winning 1987 Worlds team who remains in Romania. Aurelia Dobre, Daniela Silivas, and Eugenia Golea all live in the United States, Ekaterina Szabo in France, and Celestina Popa in Canada.
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Floor Exercise
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2
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19.925
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1986
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BEIJING
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World Cup/
Series Final
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1984 Balkan Champs: 1st T, 2nd AA, 1st FX, 2nd V, 2nd UB
1984 Romanian Cup: 4th AA, 1st V, 1st FX
1985 World Championships: 2nd Team
1985 American Cup: 8th All-Around
1985 International Mixed Pairs: 9th All-Around
1985 Starts of the World: 4th V, 4th FX, 8th All-Around
1985 Balkan Championships: 1st Team, 2nd All-Around
1985 Chunichi Cup: 10th AA, 4th V, 5th FX
1985 ESP-ROM Dual Meet: 1st T, 3rd AA
1985 FRG-ROM-SUI Tri-Meet: 1st T, 2nd AA
1985 HOL-ROM Dual Meet: 7th AA
1985 Moscow News: 8th AA, 4th V, 4th FX
1985 Riga International: 3rd FX
1985 ROM-CSSR Dual Meet: 1st T, 6th AA
1985 Tokyo Cup: 2nd V, 2nd FX
1986 American Cup: 9th All-Around
1986 Champions All: 2nd All-Around
1986 World Cup: 2nd FX, 9th All-Around
1986 Balkan Championships: 1st Team, 2nd V, 2nd FX, 3rd All-Around
1987 Champions All: 1st All-Around
1987 Europeans: 2nd FX, 8th All-Around
1987 World Championships: 1st Team
1987 Chunichi Cup: 9th All-Around
1987 SUI-ROM Dual Meet: 1st T, 6th AA
1987 Tokyo Cup: 1st FX, 2nd V
1988 Olympic Games: 2nd Team
1988 Balkan Championships: 1st Team, 7th AA
1988 International Championships of Romania: 3rd AA, 2nd B
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