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Beam
1. Alice Kinsella ENG 13.700
2. Georgia-Rose Brown AUS 13.066
3. Kelly Simm ENG 13.033
Click PLAY or watch Alice on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/UKGYM/status/983228192394657792
GRB hit best, I thought. Who knows what Beam judges are doing in 2018?
Vault
1. Chris Remkes (AUS) 14.799
2. Courtney Tulloch (ENG) 14.666
3. Dominick Cunningham (ENG) 14.333
Great competition. No falls.
Gold medal could have gone to Chris or Courtney, as far as I’m concerned.
Click PLAY or Courtney’s vault 2 on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/UKGYM/status/983208750482771969
Dom’s Yurchenko triple was HUGE.
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Here’s the routine that beat Olympic Champion Max Whitlock at Commonwealth Games. Rhys McClenaghan from Northern Ireland.
He’s confirmed himself one of the very few best in the world right now.
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GBR should consider Rhys and Courtney McCulloch as apparatus specialist for the Tokyo Olympics. No doubt Courtney will try for the team, as well.
Seniors
Grace McCallum – Twin City Twisters
Morgan Hurd – First State
Jordan Chiles – Naydenov
Margzetta Frazier – Parkettes (alternate)
Juniors who turn age-15 in 2018
Sunisa Lee – Midwest Gym Center
Kayla DiCello – Hill’s
Jordan Bowers – Solid Rock
JaFree Scott – GAGE (Jr. alternate)
You can watch routines from the verification event on the USAG YouTube channel.
Click PLAY or watch Sunisa’s Beam on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/9H20Bg6FM8U?t=8s
Seniors
1. Grace McCallum, Isanti, Minn./Twin City Twisters, 54.700
2. Morgan Hurd, Middletown, Del./First State Gymnastics, 54.500
3. Jordan Chiles, Vancouver, Wash./Naydenov Gymnastics, 54.100
4. Margzetta Frazier, Erial, N.J./Parkettes, 53.800
5. Maile O’Keefe, Las Vegas, Nev./Salcianu Elite Academy, 53.400
6. Adeline Kenlin, Coraville, Iowa/Iowa Gym-Nest, 52.800
Juniors
1. Sunisa Lee, St. Paul, Minn./Midwest Gym Center, 55.600
2. Kayla DiCello, Boyds, Md./Hill’s Gymnastics, 54.400
3. Jordan Bowers, Lincoln, Neb./Solid Rock Gymnastics, 54.350
4. Sydney Barros, Woodstock, Ga./Texas Dreams, 53.550
5. JaFree Scott, Independence, Mo./GAGE, 53.000
6. Leanne Wong, Overland Park, Kansas/GAGE, 52.1500
Vault
1. Shallon Olsen CAN 14.566
2. Ellie Black CAN 14.233
3. Emily Whitehead ENG 13.849
Click PLAY or watch Shallon’s DTY on Twitter.
Click PLAY or watch Ellie’s Front 1/1 on Twitter.
Bars
1. Georgia-Mae Fenton ENG 14.600
2. Brittany Rogers CAN 14.200
3. Georgia Godwin AUS 13.433
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Brit:
βI feel like I want to cry, Iβm so happy. These Games are everything that I could have dreamed of.
Canada was very happy with the results earning medals on all five apparatus WAG & MAG.
Floor
1. Marios Georgiou CYP 13.966
2. Scott Morgan CAN 13.833
3. Dan Purviss SCO 13.733
Max finished 6th as he accidentally repeated a skill.
Congratulations, again, Cyprus.
Pommels
1. Rhys McClenaghan NIR 15.100
2. Max Whitlock ENG 15.100
3. Zach Clay CAN 14.300
This is the smile of a guy who stands on the podium above the Olympic Champ. He won the tie breaker with a higher execution score.
Click PLAY or watch Zach on Twitter.
I’ve still not seen either of Rhys’ routines online.
Rings
1. Courtney Tulloch ENG 14.833
2. Nile Wilson ENG 14.400
3. Scott Morgan CAN 14.000
Click PLAY or watch Courtney on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/UKGYM/status/982885338853945345
YouTube videos are being taken down. But those on Twitter and Facebook seem be staying up.
It’s a big time meet … yet everyone is still smiling and happy.
For smaller nations like Wales, it’s like the Olympics.
Latalia Bevan and Maisie Methuen are excellent gymnasts.
The AA Final was actually a very good competition for most of the competitors. Congratulations.
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Illinois wins.
Three years in a row.
Class of 2019, Jillian trains at Campia Gymnastics in Canada.
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