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The official results page does now have yesterday’s results in PDF format.
What did not work was LIVE scoring online. And LIVE scoring via the European Championships app.
If the company responsible — Atos — gets that working, I’ll post it here.
Recall European Championships 2017 also had problems with LIVE scoring. That time they used SMARTSCORING.
*unofficial
Vault
1. Boglarka Devai HUN 14.616
2. Coline Devillard FRA 14.183
3. Angelina Melnikova RUS 14.166
4. Lilia Akhaimova RUS 14.016
5. Denisa Golgota ROU 13.999
6. Tisha Volleman NED 13.866
7. Teja Belak SLO 13.816
8. Sarah Voss GER 13.799
Bars
1. Jonna Adlerteg SWE 14.600
2. Nina Derwael BEL 14.400
3. Uliana Perebinosova RUS 14.266
4. Kim Bui GER 14.200
5. Juliette Bossu FRA 14.166
6. Angelina Melnikova RUS 14.033
7. Lorette Charpy FRA 13.900
8. Kelly Simm GBR 13.866
Beam
1. Nina Derwael BEL 13.500
2. Pauline Schäfer GER 13.500
3. Ilaria Käslin SUI 13.400
4. Sanne Wevers NED 13.366
5. Marine Boyer FRA 13.366
6. Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos FRA 13.300
7. Maellyse Brassart BEL 13.066
8. Vasiliki Millousi GRE 13.066 (age 34)
https://twitter.com/UEGymnastics/status/1024697727354105857
Floor
1. Angelina Melnikova RUS 13.833
2. Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos FRA 13.733
3. Axelle Klinckaert BEL 13.400
4. Georgia-Mae Fenton GBR 13.200
5. Denisa Golgota ROU 13.166
6. Jessica Castles SWE 13.100
7. Martina Basile ITA 13.100
8. Celine van Gerner NED 13.066
Germany was knocked out by Beam falls.
Italy in 9th could have qualified with a better competition. Next year they will be one of the favourites when their awesome Juniors turn Senior.
Switzerland would have contended with Giulia Steingruber. Unfortunately she’s injured.
Romania was a long shot to qualify. They needed to have a near perfect meet. Five falls, at least, on Bars ended that dream. This is the first time in decades Romania has not qualified to Team.
It was an excellent competition. Much better than last year in Cluj. Shame fans around the world could neither watch it nor follow scores LIVE. ☹️
European Championships required Gymnastics to use ATOS for results. It didn’t work day 1. Let’s see if they can figure it out for day 2.
https://twitter.com/celinevangerner/status/1025113554662436866
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
With that Belgium moved ahead of Netherlands in team qualifying ranking. I’m guessing both will get through to the top 8.
As they did at Worlds Glasgow, Netherlands won the INTRO. 😀
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
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First competitor of the European Championships on Bars gets the score. #respect for those judges.
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Spencer’s predictions:
The 32nd European Gymnastics Championship, sponsored by Surgery, has arrived …
Despite Russia’s requisite team selection drama and the surprising omissions of Komova and Ilyankova, Russia‘s team of Melnikova, Simakova, Perebinosova, Akhaimova, and Alexeeva will nonetheless enter the competition as the favorite to win team gold with the highest scoring potential of the bunch. …
But, watch out for France. France’s team of De Jesus Dos Santos, Boyer, Bossu, Charpy, and Devillard stands out for being an actual full-strength, first-choice squad among an entire continent of injuries. …
1. RUSSIA
2. FRANCE
3. UKRAINE
4. GREAT BRITAIN
5. NETHERLANDS
6. GERMANY
7. BELGIUM
8. ITALYRomania has never failed to make the team final at a European Championship. Ever. That streak is in jeopardy this year but not a lost cause quite yet. …
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW
As Spencer posted that prediction he was in denial that Becky Downie would withdraw due to injury. She did. ☹️
It’s 3-up, 3-count so consistency may end up being more important than potential team score. The top 8 teams from today’s competition qualify to the team final.
