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Category: Gymnastics
Asher Hong – Ri Se Gwang
Day 1 of the USA MAG Worlds trials.
All the men at Trials will be named to the team. Biggest decision is which 3 will be named to the competition team alongside Brody Malone and Donnell Whittenburg who already qualified.
The rest will be officially replacement athletes.
Read Spencer’s analysis.
Zhang Boheng v Daiki Hashimoto
The two gymnasts most likely to win Worlds 2022 are Zhang Boheng or Daiki Hashimoto.
Both young and improving.
Read a preview:
Men ready to seize the stage at Liverpool 2022
Kaylia Nemour – Bars
Wow.
Kaylia competed only Bars and Beam in this competition.
Piked Stalder 1/1 to immediate Double Layout.
Kaylia Nemour was born in France. But competes for Algeria.
Now age-15, she was born December 30, 2006.
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Kaylia Nemour – Beam
Bridge on high Beam
Szombathely Finals results 2
Beam
π₯ Maisa Kuusikko FIN 12.866
π₯ Sydney Turner CAN 12.833
π₯ Greta Mayer HUN 12.733
Floor
π₯ Katelyn Jong USA 13.500 (GREAT routine)
π₯ Greta Mayer HUN 13.033
π₯ Sydney Turner CAN 12.900
Vault
π₯ Tseng Wei-Sheng TWN 14.599
π₯ Leandre Sauve CAN 14.416
π₯ Saleem Naghouj JOR 14.200
P Bars
π₯ Illia Kovtun UKR 15.100
π₯ Haruki Minori JPN 14.766
π₯ Thierno Diallo ESP 14.333
H Bar
π₯ Krisztofer Meszaros HUN 14.166
π₯ Krisztian Balazs HUN 14.133
π₯ Yordan Aleksandrov BUL 13.500
Read Lauren’s LIVE blog.
Anna Lashchevska – Jr Beam
From Ukraine, Anna is awesome on this apparatus.
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Anna is one of Juniors highlighted in a post by Lauren Hopkins:
The 10 Small-Program Juniors Who Stunned in Europe This Summer
Szombathely Finals results 1
Vault
π₯ Addison Fatta USA 13.366
π₯ Teja Belak SLO 13.216
π₯ Greta Mayer HUN 13.016
Bars
π₯ Zoja Szekely HUN 13.733
π₯ Sydney Turner CAN 13.666
π₯ Addison Fatta USA 13.600
Floor
π₯ Illia Kovtun UKR 14.733
π₯ Milad Karimi KAZ 14.533
π₯ Hiramatsu Koga JPN 14.500
Kovtun has really grown.
Pommel
π₯ Nariman Kurbanov KAZ 15.300
π₯ Shiao Yu-Jan TWN 14.566
π₯ Hiramatsu Koga JPN 14.166
Rings
π₯ Vinzenz HΓΆck AUT 14.666
π₯ Haruki Minori JPN 14.633
π₯ Tanabe Soichiro JPN 14.166
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Canadian Gymnastics Week
The True Sport Principles are:
β’ Go For It: Rise to the challenge β always strive for excellence. Be persistent and discover how good you can be.
Example: Encouraging participants to continue trying new skills, even after a failed attempt.
β’ Play Fair: Understand, respect, and follow the rules. Play with integrity β competition is only meaningful when it is far.
Example: Designing practice so that all participants have an opportunity to participate in all activities.
β’ Respect Others: Show respect for everyone involved in creating your sport experience, both on and off the field of play. Win with dignity and lose with grace.
Example: Creating time and space for all participants to celebrate their accomplishments.
β’ Keep It Fun: Find the joy in sport and share it with others. Remember what you love about sport and why you play.
Example: Creating time and space to celebrate new skill development of participants at practice.
β’ Stay Healthy: Always respect and care for your mind and body. Advocate for the health and safety of yourself and those around you.
Example: Choosing a healthy snack when it is time to break to properly fuel your body.
β’ Include Everyone: Recognize and celebrate the strength in diversity. Invite and welcome others into the sport.
Example: Inviting all participants to join in a cooperative game as a warm-up activity.
β’ Give Back: Say thanks and show gratitude. Encourage your sport group to make a difference in the community.
Example: Inviting all participants to say thank you to their coaches at the end of practice each day
