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#PacRim2016 Men’s Finals

Floor
1. Jake Dalton (USA): 15.625
2. Eddie Penev (USA): 15.525
3. Aaron Mah (CAN): 14.525

Team Jake vs Team Edward. 🙂

https://www.instagram.com/p/BEC1xzAiNv4/

Pommels
1. Alex Naddour (USA): 15.65 (redemption)
2. Sam Mikulak (USA): 14.950
3. Xiaoming Wu (CHN): 14.75

Rings
1. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) 15.925
2. John Orozco (USA) 15.325
3. Weifeng Cai (CHN) 14.875

Vault
1. Eddie Penev (USA) 15.100
2. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) 15.075
3. Terachi (JPN) 14.387

Click PLAY or watch Eddie’s vaults on Facebook.

There were many dangerous landings. Vault rules should be changed to provide less incentive for “chucking” difficulty. Guys like Eddie should get more credit than they do now.

P Bars
1. Donnell Whittenburg – 15.800
2. Weifeng Cai – 15.750
3. Javier Sandoval – 15.400

Click PLAY or watch Donnell’s set on Facebook.

H Bar
1. John Orozco (USA) 15.400
2. Naoki Yamane (JPN) 14.650
3. Carlos Calvo (COL) 14.500

Click PLAY or watch John’s routine on Facebook.

American guys looked better in finals than in the team competition. 🙂

Certainly this final was far, far too long. 😦

4-1/2 hours after the stretch began, Ragan & Aly competed their 1st event of the day… BEAM…… https://t.co/QphFWqDnYC

— Kim Zmeskal Burdette (@KimZmeskal) April 11, 2016

Ron Galimore, the chief operating officer of USA Gymnastics, was elected president of the Pacific Alliance National Gymnastics Federation. Let’s tweak the format. It’s a fun meet. But could be better.

#PacRim2016 Women’s Finals

USA withdrew Simone Biles and Laurie Hernandez to keep them healthy. And get another look at the American Olympic team contenders who replaced them in Apparatus Finals.

Vault
1. Shallon Olsen (CAN): 14.750
2. Brittany Rogers (CAN): 14.437
3. Courtney McGregor (NZL): 14.25

https://www.instagram.com/p/BECyj4qCNqC/

Bars
1. Ashton Locklear (USA): 15.625
2. Larrissa Miller (AUS): 14.675
3. Brittany Rogers (CAN): 14.600

Brenna fell. 😦

Click PLAY or watch Ashton’s routine on Facebook.

Beam
1. Ragan Smith (USA) 15.225
2. Aly Raisman (USA) 15.100
3. Nagi Kajita (JPN) 13.700

Click PLAY or watch Ragan’s routine on YouTube.

Floor
1. Aly Raisman (USA) 15.100
2. Brenna Dowell (USA) 14.825
3. Shallon Olsen (CAN) 14.400 … upgraded routine from prelims

Read the Gymternet LIVE blog (MAG and WAG)

#PacRim2016 Men’s Jr Apparatus Finals

Floor
1. Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI) – 14.8
2. Ryosuke Doi (JPN) – 14.15
3. David Toro (COL) – 13.525

Pommels
1. Kosuke Wakasa (JPN): 13.775
2. Yo-Jan Shiao (TPE): 13.525
3. Manuel Martinez (COL): 13.30

Rings
1. Kanta Amano (JPN) 13.95
2. Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI) 13.525
3t. Anthony Tawfik (CAN) 13.50
3t. Ruto Sako (JPN) 13.50

Vault
1. Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI): 14.85
2. Yo-Jan Shiao (TPE): 14.40
3. Kanta Amano (JPN) 14.15

P Bars
1 Kosuke Wakasa (JPN) 13.75
2 Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI) 13.65
3t Ruto Sako (JPN) 13.15
3t Ashih-Yen Fang (TPW)13.15

H Bar
1. Ryuto Sako (JPN) 14.00
2. Kanta Amano (JPN) 13.85
3. Anthony Tawfik (CAN) 13.475

This is a BIG day for Gymnastics in the Philippines. 🙂

Shout out to @flogymnastics_ for getting results up quickest. The official results app and website are problematic.

#PacRim2016 Jr Apparatus Finals

Vault
1. Kiko Kuwajima (JPN): 14.90
2. Ko Ching Fang (TPE): 14.05
3. Stella Ashcroft (NZL): 13.85

Bars
1. Natsumi Hanashima (JPN) 13.85
2. Jimena Moreno (MEX) 11.90
3t. Kiko Kuwajima (JPN) 10.95
3t. Paula Arevalo (COL) 10.95

Beam
1. Kiko Kuwajima (JPN) 14.15
2. Jimena Moreno (MEX) 13.20
3. Louise Lopez (MEX) 13.05

Floor
1. Kiko Kuwajima (JPN): 13.625
2. Louise Lopez (MEX): 13.60
3. Mana Oguchi (JPN): 13.50

2016+Pacific+Rim+Gymnastics+Championships+TXBZqco3NKKl — Kiko Kuwajima

Lindenwood defends WCNGC title

The Collegiate Final sponsored by USA Gymnastics.

1. Lindenwood University 195.875
2. University of Bridgeport 195.800
3. Seattle Pacific University 194.875
4. Brown University 194.500

… The Lady Lions set a school record as they won in front of a large home crowd at Hyland Arena.

The … event was tight throughout, as all four teams were within 0.325 of each other halfway through the competition. Lindenwood moved into first place on the third rotation, but led Bridgeport by just 0.05, and the Purple Knights were going into their strongest rotation, the floor, in the final set. …

Lions