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Beam
🥇 Zhou Yaqin 🇨🇳 14.766
🥈 Zhang Kexin 🇨🇳 14.266
🥉 Yamada Chiharu 🇯🇵 13.466
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Floor
🥇 Zhang Yihan 🇨🇳 13.433
🥈 Lihie Raz 🇮🇱 12.933
🥉 Zhang Kexin 🇨🇳 12.633
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Vault
🥇 Artur Davtyan 🇦🇲 14.900
🥈 Nazar Chepurnyi 🇺🇦 14.216
🥉 Niccolo Vannucchi 🇮🇹 13.899
P Bars
🥇 Sugimoto Kaito 🇯🇵 14.300
🥈 Nazar Chepurnyi 🇺🇦 14.266
🥉 Jermain Gruenberg 🇳🇱 13.966
H Bar
🥇 Kawakami Shohei 🇯🇵 14.400
🥈 Robert Tvorogal 🇱🇹 14.333
🥉 Mert Efe Kilicer 🇹🇷 13.966
USAG recap ➙ Sullivan wins senior women’s Winter Cup all-around title
The 2025 World Cup season takes off 19-22 February from a familiar launchpad: “gym city” Cottbus (GER), where the first gymnastics club was established in 1861 and an annual elite tournament has been organised for nearly half a century. …
The field of more than 120 gymnasts representing 28 nations includes many who have already tasted World or Olympic success …
Everything you need to know about the 2025 Artistic Gymnastics Apparatus World Cup in Cottbus
Vault
🥇 Teja Belak 🇸🇮 13.299
🥈 Tjasa Kysselef 🇸🇮 13.266
🥉 Oksana Chusovitina 🇺🇿 13.249
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Bars
🥇 Zhang Kexin 🇨🇳 13.900
🥈 Charlotte Booth 🇬🇧 13.300
🥉 Yamada Chiharu 🇯🇵 13.033
Floor
🥇 Milad Karimi 🇰🇿 14.133
🥈 Minami Kazuki 🇯🇵 13.666
🥉 Niccolo Vannucchi 🇮🇹 13.533
Pommel
🥇 Shiao Yu-Jan TPE 14.433
🥈 Ahmad Abu Al Soud 🇯🇴 14.233
🥉 Edoardo de Rosa 🇮🇹 13.966
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Rings
🥇 Vahagn Davtyan 🇦🇲 14.133
🥈 Nikita Simonov 🇦🇿 14.066
🥉 Mehmet Kosak 🇹🇷 14.000
Elite Canada, Markham, ON, from February 14 to 16.
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Gold: Zoe Ewens (Calgary Gymnastics Centre, AB)
Silver: Nelly Dube (Quebec Performance, QC)
Bronze: Eden Belay (Toronto Gymnastics International, ON)
Gold: Coralie Demers (Gymnix, QC)
Silver: Aila McKinley (YEG Gymnastics, AB)
Bronze: Mackenzie Grant (Edge Gymnastics, ON)
Gold: Lia Monica Fontaine (Wimgym, QC)
Silver: Gabrielle Black (Oakville Gymnastics, ON)
Bronze: Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte (Wimgym, QC)
Gold: Olivier Lapointe (Laval Excellence, QC)
Silver: Mikaël Morin (Imagym, QC)
Bronze: Miles Hii (Phoenix, BC)
Gold: Eito Fujihara (Calgary Gymnastics Centre, AB)
Silver: Reuben Dykstra (Langley Gymnastics Foundation, BC)
Bronze: Ethan Lee (Langley Gymnastics Foundation, BC)
Gold: Liam Vanounou (Vaughan Gymnastics, ON)
Silver: Evan Aliwalas (Toronto Gymnastics International, ON)
Bronze: Rishi Sheoran (Gymnastics Mississauga, ON)
Gold: Matteo Bardana (Gymnastics Mississauga, ON)
Silver: Connor Fielding (Twisters Gymnastics Abbotsford, BC)
Bronze: Raphael Madore (Gymnika, QC)
Gold: Elel Baker (Gymnastics Mississauga, ON)
Silver: Kenji Tamane (Laval Excellence, QC)
Bronze: William Black (Halifax ALTA Gymnastics Club, NS)
Blythe Lawrence:
In terms of element values, the 2025-2028 women’s code looks much like its predecessor.
But a closer read shows that small changes have been seeded throughout the text, refining how Artistry is defined on Balance Beam and Floor Exercise, and adding new incentive for gymnasts to show two dramatically different vaults. ,,,
Beginning this year, a 0.2 bonus will be added to the final scores of gymnasts who do one vault with a forward salto off the table and a second with a backward salto in the after flight or vice versa. …
Several Tkatchev variations with half turns are worth 0.1 less than they were a year ago, and the Jaeger with a half twist has also dropped by 0.1. Forward stalders, meanwhile, have increased by 0.1, and the full-twisting double layout dismount, before an E-value skill, has been elevated to an F, a 0.1 gain. …
read more – FIG – What’s changing in the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Code of Points in the 2025-2028 Olympic cycle?
Blythe Lawrence:
… Far and away the biggest overall change in the Code of Points is that the number of elements used to build difficulty has dropped from 10 to 8 everywhere except Vault. …
… gymnasts earned 0.5 for any D-level or higher dismount, what they will now get depends on their dismount. In simplest terms, value of the dismount = value the gymnast receives in compositional credit. A D-value dismount brings 0.4 in compositional credit, an E-level dismount 0.5, F gets 0.6, and G is good for 0.7. Upshot: The harder the dismount, the more the gymnast gets paid for it. There is also a new 0.1 stick bonus on most apparatus as well. …
read more – FIG – What’s changing in the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics Code of Points in the 2025-2028 Olympic cycle?
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