Women’s World Championships prelims

40% of female competitors have completed the #MTL2017GYM qualifying round. The rest compete Wednesday starting 12:30pm EST.

Canadian fans had much to cheer about. If Ellie can do what she did today again in the AA final, she’ll have a good chance to medal.

Top scores, so far:

1. Black CAN 55.766
2. Eremina RUS 54.999
3. Derwael BEL 53.598
4. Melnikova RUS 53.132
5. Tinkler GBR 52.831
6. Perez ESP 52.732
7. Moors CAN 52.631
8. Godwin AUS 12.733
9. Hermans BEL 51.866
10. Martins POR 51.565

full results

Ellie setting the Bar high on day 1

Vault
1. Paseka Maria RUS 14.933
2. Olsen Shallon CAN 14.649
(no Amanar yet)
3. Ellie Black CAN 14.483
4. Melnikova Angelina RUS 14.116

Bars (best Russian Bars ever?)
1. Eremina Elena RUS 15.100
2. Iliankova Anastasia RUS 15.066
3. Derwael Nina BEL 14.966

4. Melnikova Angelina RUS 14.966
5. Fenton Georgia-Mae GBR 14.533

Beam (severe judging)
1. Ellie Black CAN 13.433
2. Eremina Elena RUS 13.233
3. Perez Ana ESP 12.933
4. Godwin Georgia AUS 12.666

Floor
1. Fragapane Claudia GBR 13.933
2. Moors Brooklyn CAN 13.866
3. Ellie Black CAN 13.433
4. Tinkler Amy GBR 13.333
5. Olsen Shallon CAN 13.133

If you want to watch online the USAG YouTube channel is excellent, but geo-blocked. The Canadian YouTube stream is not geo-blocked. AND has Brittany Rogers and one of her coaches Cody Casey.

Women’s World Championships underway

#MTL2017GYM

Read Lauren Hopkins Montreal All-Around Preview.

I’m posting LIVE @GymCoaching.

I survived Montreal Worlds 2017 …

… but I’m not OKAY.

https://twitter.com/1insaneperson/status/915258409032830978

Survived, so far. After all the injuries Monday I was ready to leave Montreal. Go hiking.

Women’s #MTL2017GYM day 1 preview

The qualifying competition starts 16:00 Tuesday Oct 3rd.

40% of the gymnasts compete Tuesday, 60% on Wednesday.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Men’s finalists at #MTL2017GYM

Unofficial via International Gymnast magazine Facebook. Confirm with the official LIVE scores.

I’ve put my predicted medalists in bold.

Floor
Q 1. Shirai JPN 15.766 (7.2/8.566)
Q 2. Whittenburg USA 15.033 (6.4/8.633)
Q 3. Moldauer USA 14.700 (5.8/8.900)
Q 4. Dolgopyat ISR 14.666 (6.5/8.366)
Q 5. Kim KOR 14.666 (6.4/8.266)
— 6. Penev USA 14.633 (6.2/8.433)
Q 7. Larduet CUB 14.466 (6.0/8.466)
Q. 8. Verhofstad Bram NED (6.1/8.333(
Q 9. Karimi KAZ 14.325 (6.1/8.225)

R1 Gonzalez CHI 14.266 (6.2/8.166)
R2 Xiao CHN 14.166 (5.9/8.266)

Pommel
Q 1. Whitlock GBR 15.300 (6.8/8.500)
Q 2. Weng CHN 15.033 (6.5/8.533)

Q 3. Naddour USA 14.966 (6.4/8.566)
Q 4. Xiao CHN 14.866 (6.1/8.766)
Q 5. Vernyayev UKR 14.733 (6.6/8.133)
Q 6. Belyavsky RUS 14.666 (6.4/8.266)
Q 7. Bertoncelj SLO 14.525 (6.1/8.425)
Q 8. Merdinyan ARM 14.433 (6.2/8.233)

R1 9. Ude CRO 14.400 (6.0/8.400)
R2 10. Likhovitsky BLR 14.366 (6.3/8.066)

Rings
Q 1. Petrounias GRE 15.400 (6.3/9.100)
Q 2. Ablyazin RUS 15.333 (6.3/9.033)
Q 3. Colak TUR 15.033 (6.2/8.833)

Q 4. Ait Said FRA 14.966 (6.2/8.766)
Q 5. Liu CHN 14.800 (6.3/8.500)
Q 6. Tulloch GBR 14.766 (6.4/8.366)
Q 7. Radivilov UKR 14.733 (6.3/8.433)
Q 8. Zanetti BRA 14.700 (6.2/8.500)

R1 9. Naddour USA 14.633 (6.0/8.633)
R2 10. Whittenburg USA 14.633 (6.1/8.533)

https://twitter.com/samiraitsaid1/status/915259259973226497

Vault
Q 1. Yang KOR 15.283 (15.600/14.966)
Q 2. Shirai JPN 14.949 (15.233/14.666)
Q 3. Dragulescu ROM 14.866 (14.900/14.833)
Q 4. Asato JPN 14.716 (14.533/14.900)
Q 5. Hrimeche FRA 14.699 (14.533/14.866)
Q 6. Radivilov UKR 14.670 (14.700/14.641)
Q 7. Kim KOR 14.649 (14.866/14.433)
Q 8. Vega GUA 14.616 (14.766/14.466)

R1 9. Dalaloyan RUS 14.608 (14.683/14.533)
R2 10. Penev USA 14.566 (14.533/14.600)

P Bars
Q 1. Vernyayev UKR 15.466 (6.7/8.766)
Q 2. Zou CHN 15.233 (6.6/8.633)
Q 3. Larduet CUB 15.200 (6.4/8.800)

Q 4. Belyavsky RUS 15.066 (6.4/8.666)
Q 5. Lin CHN 15.000 (6.4/8.600)
Q 6. Arican TUR 14.933 (6.3/8.633)
Q 7. Nguyen GER 14.933 (6.5/8.433)
— 8. Xiao CHN 14.800 (6.0/8.800)
Q 9. Bragger SUI 14.800 (6.4/8.400)

R1 10. Whittenburg USA 14.766 (6.3/8.466)
R2 11. Tanigawa JPN 14.733 (6.0/8.733)

H Bar
Q 1. Zonderland NED 14.433 (6.5/7.933)
Q 2. Bragger SUI 14.433 (6.8/7.633)
Q 3. Srbic CRO 14.366 (6.4/7.966)
Q 4. Hegi SUI 14.333 (6.2/8.133)
Q 5. Belyavsky RUS 14.208 (5.8/8.408)
Q 6. Deurloo NED 14.033 (6.1/7.933)
Q 7. Leru CUB 14.000 (6.2/7.800)
Q 8. Miyachi JPN 13.966 (6.2/7.766)

R1 9. Wilson GBR 13.933 (6.1/7.833)
R2 10. Kimble USA 13.933 (6.2/7.733)

AA
Q 1. Larduet CUB 86.699
Q 2. Xiao CHN 86.297
Q 3. Belyavsky RUS 85.839
Q 4. Shirai JPN 85.697
Q 5. Vernyayev UKR 85.431
Q 6. Lin CHN 84.515
Q 7. Moldauer USA 84.331
Q 8. Wilson GBR 83.832
Q 9. Bragger SUI 83.798
Q 10. Onder TUR 82.798
Q 11. Nagornyy RUS 82.598
Q 12. Calvo COL 82.399
Q 13. Arican TUR 82.298
Q 14. Souza BRA 81.548
Q 15. Davtyan ARM 81.364
Q 16. Georgiou CYP 81.232
Q 17. Herder GER 79.831
Q 18. Cerda MEX 79.232
Q 19. Yusof SUI 79.064
Q 20. Kuzmickas LTU 78.997
Q 21. Tvorogal LTU 78.964
Q 22. Bae KOR 78.699
Q 23. Clay CAN 78.632
Q 24. Plata ESP 77.432

R1 25. Giachino NOR 77.299
R2 26. Beckford JAM 77.231
R3 27. Sanuvonh BLR 76.732

equipment failure at #MTL2017GYM

In the very last rotation of 24, Netherland’s Bart DEURLOO complained to officials that there was a broken spot on Floor.

They took his concern seriously.

After a long delay, Bart was allowed to repeat his exercise. Then everyone from the last Floor rotation was allowed to repeat.

Ireland’s Andrew SMITH scored 13.333 Exe. : 7.733 | Diff. : 5.700 | Pen. : -0.100 the first time.

His second routine was better, I thought. Second score 13.933 Exe. : 8.233 | Diff. : 5.700.

Netherland’s Bram VERHOFSTAD scored 13.866 Exe. : 8.266 | Diff. : 5.900 | Pen. : -0.300

Bram looked excited for the re-do. Good landings brought him 14.433 Exe. : 8.333 | Diff. : 6.100 and a spot in the FX Final. #controversy … This bumps Tomás González to 1st reserve.

Casimir SCHMIDT (NED) was 14.233  Exe. : 8.133 | Diff. : 6.100 | Pen. : ACCEPTED

Casimir, too, was psyched from Bram’s success. Nailing landings. His score went down to 13.533. Exe. : 7.633 | Diff. : 5.900. I didn’t see his first set.

Bart DEURLOO (NED) was 12.766 Exe. : 7.166 | Diff. : 5.600

Bart … who started all this … in the end opted NOT to compete after all due to an ankle injury. But he did get his teammate VERHOFSTAD into the FX Final.

Quite the meet for Bart. On the previous apparatus he qualified for the H Bar final. This after suffering a probably concussion during podium training.

https://twitter.com/thegymterdotnet/status/915261208193830912

I’ll be following up on this issue.

Montreal 1976 – 1985 – 2017

A great legacy. Nadia 1976 – Worlds 1985 – #MTL2017GYM

Click PLAY or watch a retrospective on Twitter.