1. Brazil 226.477
2. Australia 218.428
3. Switzerland 218.336
4. Romania 216.569
4 teams have yet to compete all trying for the top 4 Olympic qualification placements.
Happy. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch her Beam on YouTube.
1. Brazil 226.477
2. Australia 218.428
3. Switzerland 218.336
4. Romania 216.569
4 teams have yet to compete all trying for the top 4 Olympic qualification placements.
Happy. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch her Beam on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Not a zero vault, in my opinion. Judges gave her 8.066 execution score. Final = 15.066.
FIG WTC should be more severe on dangerous landings than that.
An excellent YDT scores about 15.0
Dipa’s podium training double front was better.
Australia 218.428
Romania 216.569
full scores
6 teams left to compete all trying for the final 4 Olympic team placements.
It’s difficult to imagine an Olympics without Romania in the team competition. But that’s the way it looks at this point. 😦
Last night the Romanian men failed despite an excellent team performance. What if neither team qualifies?
Ponor leads both Floor and Beam after the first of 4 qualifying rounds. But fell on Vault.
Disciplined, tough and focused, Australia did a good job. But counted a fall on Beam. They must wait on the next 3 sessions to see if they are returning to Rio with a full team.
Lauren’s LIVE blog.
I’ll be tweeting LIVE @GymCoaching.
Final places for the 2016 Olympic Games in play at the Test Event April 16-22 in Rio
Good luck to all athletes. Everybody HIT. Everybody STICK. 🙂
The same night the Oklahoma women won the NCAA Championships. And the Oklahoma Men’s club team won NAIGC, the Sooners did it again.
1. Oklahoma 443.400
2. Stanford 434.050
3. Ohio State 433.050
4. Illinois 432.750
5. Penn State 425.400
6. Minnesota 424.400
1. Yul Moldaur Oklahoma 89.10
2. Akash Modi Stanford 88.50
2T Kanji Oyama Stanford 88.50
4. Allan Bower Oklahoma 88.10
5. Alec Yoder Ohio State 88.05
National Champions:
FX – Colin Van Wicklen (Oklahoma) – 15.30
PH – Brandon Ngai (Illinois) – 15.45
SR – Dennis Zaremski (Stanford) – 15.45
VT – Anthony McCallum (Michigan) – 15.55 **Freshman
PB – Akash Modi (Stanford) – 15.30
HB – Akash Modi (Stanford) and Alex Johnson (Ohio State) – 15.20
Oklahoma Romps to 2nd-Straight NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Title; Freshman Yul Moldaur Wins All-Around
1. Verniaiev, Oleg UKR 92.107
2. Calvo, Moreno COL 88.765
3. Orozco, John USA 88.640
4. Wilson, Nile GBR 88.365
5. Toba, Andreas GER 88.098
6. Corral, Daniel MEX 87.441
full results
related – FIG – Germany, Ukraine, Netherlands and France grab final men’s team berths to Rio Olympic Games
Dutch men qualified a full team to Olympics on Zonderland’s 30th birthday.
Average salary? 🙂
1. Oklahoma 197.675
2. LSU 197.45
3. Alabama 197.4375
4. Florida 197.35
5. UCLA 196.825
6. Georgia 196.8125
What an incredible Super 6. Beam was awesome.
No team counted a fall. In fact, there were only 2 falls over 144 routines.
Balance Beam Situation LIVE blog.
UPDATE – T&T says Thema has an ankle injury.
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… Marisa will now compete for Trinidad and Tobago at Test Meet rather than Thema.
Thema is here with coach John Geddert. She looked good in podium training. Perhaps she was injured in the training hall.
The switch was so last minute that Marisa’s coaches could not get a visa in time. Ricardo Lue Shue will coach Marisa in Rio.
Both are great gymnasts. Either could qualify to the Olympics.