Alyssa Perez-Lugones – Floor

Choreography by the Umeh sisters, I believe.

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John Crosby – 1974 Floor

Historic. Gold medal in Russia — first (no tie) international gold medal by an American gymnast since 1932

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Vault: Simone, Jade, Mykayla

As it turned out, USA selected 3 gymnasts who could medal on Vault in Tokyo.

Of course only 2 / nation can get to the final. 😶

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Bars – strongest apparatus Tokyo

I feel Bars will be the most exciting and competitive apparatus at the Olympics.

Here are many (but not all) of the contenders for Finals.

Riley would have been in this group, but I wouldn’t rank her top 3.

I’m hoping the execution judges will do their job. E-score should decide finalists and medalists.

But I’m assuming they’ll be out-of-practice. E-scores will be boxed closely together, regardless of performance. If so, the highest D-scores will be at an advantage.

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CAN JO & Novice Nationals*

Due to differing COVID restrictions in Canadian Provinces, only SOME gymnasts were able to participate in Canadian Nationals 2021 online.

Congratulations to those who did so in a very challenging training year.

Unofficial results as I post.

JO level 10 (16+)
Kennedy Duke BC 37.150
Angelique Gates BC 36.650
Avery Tillmanns SK 36.200

JO Level 10 (12-15)
Hannah Mokuruk SK 35.150
Cloe Levesque NB 34.575
Jirah Hiscock NL 34.150

JO Level 9 14+
Mikayla Gilfillen BC 35.975
Natalie Shafer SK 35.875 2
Lila Bulka BC 35.675 3T
Arabella MacDougall SK 35.675 3T

JO Level 9 11-13
Kyla Piercey NL 34.950
Kendall McCleary SK 34.600
Grace Hill NL 34.025

Novice
Reese Wilson ON 52.900
Cristella Brunetti-Burns QC 51.650
Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte QC 50.250

Full results.

Related – MAG Canadian Nationals is scheduled LIVE in autumn of 2021.