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D 6,3 E 8,633 = 14,933
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Japan wins International Challenge
Hosted at Stanford.
Despite limiting Akash Modi and Robert Neff, the second-ranked Cardinal put up a phenomenal showcase Saturday night as it took second in its annual International Challenge. …
Japan 425.800
STANFORD 421.550
Minnesota 405.600
Canada 392.700
Michigan State without Kathie Klages
Michigan State scored a big win over No. 21 Arkansas on Saturday afternoon …
The Spartans scored their second highest meet score for the season, behind the 195.625 MSU recorded in its meet vs. Michigan two weeks ago. …
“There were some excellent individual performances up and down the lineup today with several career highs,” said interim head coach Mike Rowe. …
Kathie Klages resigned last week.
2017 Melbourne World Cup FINALS
Steve Butcher now FIG “Technical Coordinator”
Steve will be moving to Lausanne, Switzerland immediately. His family joining him in May.
Congratulations.
The role consists of overseeing the technical committees of all disciplines in order to establish greater uniformity of the rules. …
Upon the proposal of the President, the Executive Committee named Steve Butcher to the position of Technical Coordinator. This new role, provided for in article 25 of the Statutes, has been integrated into the administrative structure of the FIG.
Butcher will take up his new function on March 1, 2017. He has chosen to resign as President of the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics Technical Committee, to which he had been re-elected in October for a four-year mandate, to avoid any conflict of interest. With the resignation of Butcher, Arturs Mickevics (LAT) becomes President.
Melbourne World Cup MAG Results
Apparatus Finals.
The Kenzo show. Three gold medals.
Floor
1. Kenzo Shirai Japan 14.700
2. Mu Jile China 14.466
3. Ferhat Arican Turkey 14.033
4. Wataru Tanigawa Japan 14.033
Pommels
1. Krisztian Berki Hungary 14.933
2. Zou Jingyuan China 14.433
3. Weng Hao China 14.333
Rings
1. Wu Guanhua China 14.866
1. Zou Jingyuan China 14.866
3. Ibrahim Colak Turkey 14.366
Vault
1. Kenzo Shirai Japan 14.916
2. Christopher Remkes Australia 14.883
3. Wataru Tanigawa Japan 14.566
P Bar
1. Zou Jingyuan China 15.166
2. Kenzo Shirai Japan 14.433
3. Ferhat Arican Turkey 13.566
H Bar
1. Kenzo Shirai Japan 13.933
2. Mitchell Morgans Australia 13.400
3. Yusuke Saito Japan 13.333
full results
Melbourne World Cup WAG Results
Apparatus Finals.
Vault
1. Wang Yan China 14.250
2. Emily Little Australia 14.199
3. Naomi Lee Australia 13.383
Bars
1. Liu Tingting China 14.300
2. Luo Huan China 13.866
3. Rianna Mizzen Australia 13.433
Beam
1. Liu Tingting China 14.766
2. Sanne Wevers Netherlands 14.500
3. Emily Little Australia 13.233
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Floor
1. Emily Little Australia 13.400
2. Georgia Godwin Australia 12.800
3. Liu Tingting China 12.733
full results
related – Wang, Liu Win First Melbourne Golds
VIDEO – Day 1 Apparatus Finals (3hrs)
USA January National Team Camp
Frank Baines training video
Looking good.
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