1 Sophie Scheder Germany 57.032
2 Isabela Onyshko Canada 56.665
3 Amelia Hundley USA 56.499
4 Seda Tutkhalyan Russia 55.899
5 Pauline Schäfer Germany 54.698
6 Celine van Gerner Netherlands 54.665 full results
Stuttgart is this weekend the host of the 3rd World Cup meet of the 2016 season. …
Sophie Scheder won with a huge all around score, the highest she’s ever had in a competition at this level: 57.032 . She vaulted a Yurchenko full for a 14.066, won bars with a 15.033, was second on beam with 14.433 and secure on floor with a 13.5. …
The annual international “friendly” in Canada was better than ever this year. Canada’s top guys vs very strong teams from China and USA in a 6-5-4 format.
The top 2 international stars for Canada were out of the team. Scott Morgan competed only Rings, protecting a “lower body” injury. Kevin Lytwin (knee ligament injury) did LIVE colour commentary.
When Team USA had ZERO falls starting on Pommels, I got the feeling they’d win this event. They did.
1. USA 346.75
2. CHINA 341.75
3 CANADA 340.90
1. Yixin Du CHN 86.250
2. Baisen Gu CHN 85.750
3. Paul Ruggeri USA 84.250
Floor 1T Eddie Penev USA 6.70 15.500
1T Jile Mu 6.60 15.500
3. Paul Ruggeri USA 6.70 15.050
UEG: There’s been videos of you performing a triple layout going viral on the internet. How long have you been working on that skill? Do you plan to compete it in Valladolid?
Willerton: It is a skill we had played with for a while, until seriously considering it for competition. I have worked with different variations of the skill too, and have now trained them intensely for 2 years now, before waiting for the perfect time to compete them. This was going to be at the most recent world championships, but a tactical error changed it last minute, so there is a possibility it may be debuted at this Europeans if not more likely later in the year.
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