Congratulations.
* FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Shusuke Kikuchi (JPN) 15.400
2. Kyoichi Watanabe (JPN) 14.750
3. Kevin Lytwyn (CAN) 14.650
* POMMEL HORES
1. Krisztian Berki (HUN) 15.750
2. Ken Ikeda (CAN) 14.600
3. Kohei Kameyama (JPN) 14.100
* STILL RINGS
1. Kevin Lytwyn (CAN) 14.500
2. Ali Al Asi (JOR) 14.350
3. Kohei Kameyama (JPN) 13.700
* VAULT
1. Nathan Gafuik (CAN) 16.025
2. Shusuke Kikuchi (JPN) 15.900
3. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) 15.750
* PARALLEL BARS
1. Kyoichi Watanabe (JPN) 14.750
2. Ken Ikeda (CAN) 14.400
3. Kevin Lytwyn (CAN) 14.150
* HIGH BAR
1. Kohei Kameyama (JPN) 14.200
2. Aljaz Pegan (SLO) 14.100
3. Jackson Payne (CAN) 13.950
The Women’s competition World Cup meet was cancelled completely. The Men’s meet drew a weaker field than last year.
GYMmedia chief editor Eckhard Herholz is very critical of that first World Cup event of the season.
In fact, he calls into question the entire World Cup program in this badly translated post – Foul-start in Montreal: The World Cup system of the gymnasts is out …!
Perhaps each of those meets should simply be a major invitational with it’s own set of rules. After all, FIG cancelled the World Cup Final. Why do we need a worldwide circuit? What is the purpose of the World Cup series?
In a related story, the Cottbus World Cup is underway … live scoring in German
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