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10. Polina Shchennikova, Michigan
9. Maddie Desch, Alabama
8. Sabrina Vega, Georgia
7. Rachel Gowey, Florida
6. Ruby Harrold, LSU
5. Amelia Hundley, Florida
4. MyKayla Skinner, Utah
3. Madison Kocian, UCLA
2. Kyla Ross, UCLA
1. Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma
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Lauren Hopkins posted the best summary I’ve read.
… 48 women will qualify on teams, at least 34 women and as many as 46 women will qualify as individual all-arounders, and at least 4 women and as many as 16 women will qualify as event specialists. …
ASSuming the new FIG Executive and Technical Committees don’t tinker with the qualification system, a real possibility.
Despite the complexity, I much prefer this to what we had for Rio.
