Category: Gymnastics

Russian Championships Finals

Vault
1. Seda Tutkhalyan 14.233
2. Lilia Akhaimova 13.849
3. Angelina Melnikova 13.783

Bars
1. Daria Spiridonova 14.700
1. Natalia Kapitonova 14.700
3. Daria Skrypnik 14.433

Beam
1. Seda Tutkhalyan 13.533
1. Viktoria Trykina 13.533
3. Angelina Melnikova 13.466

Floor
1. Lilia Akhaimova 13.800
2. Elena Eremina 13.400
3. Seda Tutkhalyan 13.366

Tutkhalyan Medals Three Times in Unpredictable Event Finals

Floor
1. Kirill Prokopyev 14.533
2. Ilya Kibartas 13.866
3. Vladislav Polyashov 13.666

Pommel horse
1. David Belyavskiy 14.366
2. Sergei Yeltsov 14.333
3. Kirill Prokopyev 14.233

Rings
1. Dmitry Lankin 14.466
2. Nikita Ignatyev 14.366
3. Daniil Kazachkov 14.233

Vault
1. Dmitri Lankin 14.333
2. Artur Dalaloyan 14.133
2. Mikhail Kudashov 14.133

Parallel bars
1. Nikita Nagornyy 15.066
2. Vladislav Polyashov 14.633
3. Kirill Potapov 14.100

H bar
1. David Belyavskiy 13.800
2. Alexey Rostov 13.500
3. Vladislav Polyashov 13.433

https://twitter.com/UEGymnastics/status/839799708319088640

related – Dalaloyan Wins Russian Nationals

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Alex McMurtry – Floor

Balance Beam Situation week 8 champion for BEST routine.

My favourite College Floor routine of the year, as well.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Click through to VOTE on the week 9 BEST routine poll.

unheralded stars of week 9

Balance Beam Situation:

Gymnasts from schools outside the top 25 who scored over 9.900

Danielle Mulligan, New Hampshire – Bars, 9.925
Mulligan is currently ranked 12th on UB and is setting herself up as one of those gymnasts who could legitimately get to nationals as an individual.

Breahna Wiczkowski, Temple – Beam, 9.925
New name to learn. Sophomore whose previous high was 9.850 and had broken the 9.8 barrier just three times in her career.

Macey Hilliker, Central Michigan – Floor, 9.950
She’s so the new Rachel Stypinski in this category. After six 9.925s, CMU finally hit a 9.950. 

Rachel Stypinski, Kent State – Floor, 9.950

Bailey Abernathy, Minnesota – Floor, 9.950

Briannah Tsang, Penn State – Floor, 9.950
Penn State broke 196 for the first time this season, in the process moving back into the top-36 regional spots. I wonder what changed…

Nicola Deans, Michigan State – Floor 9.950

Kayla Beckler, Kaitlyn Menzione, Sydney Finke, Ball State – Floor 9.925
School record 49.500 on floor.

Krysten Howard, Arizona – Floor, 9.925

Victoria Ortiz, Arizona – Bars, 9.925

Taylor Chan, San Jose State – Floor, 9.925
The freshman is top 50 on floor, following a string of 9.875s with this 9.925. 

USA Men’s Jr Spring assignments

University of Calgary International Cup, Calgary, Canada, March 17-18

Cameron Bock, Tustin, Calif./SCATS Gymnastics
Julian Brutchin-Roose, Van Nuys, Calif/Gymnastics Olympica USA
Paul Juda, Deerfield, Ill./Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Center
Ian Lasic-Ellis, Dover, Mass./Massachusetts Elite Gymnastics Academy
Alexei Vernyi, Cypress, Texas/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics
Shane Wiskus, Spring Park, Minn./Mini-Hops Gymnastics

Coaches: Levon Karakhanyan, Massachusetts Elite Gymnastics Academy and Igor Vernyi, Cypress Academy

International Junior Team Cup, Berlin, Germany, April 7-8

Brandon Briones of Gilbert, Ariz./USA Youth Fitness Center
Asher Hong, Frisco, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
Josh Karnes, Erie, Pa./Lakettes Gymnastic Academy
Jacob Moore, West Bloomfield, Mich./Twistars USA

Coaches: Jacob Marks, Lakettes Gymnastics, Sergei Pakanich, WOGA Gymnastics

USAG

Gymnix this weekend

Best Junior Meet of the Year in Montreal This Weekend

Team USA

The 2017 International Gymnix takes place this weekend in Montreal, featuring one of the best junior battles in the world with the top young gymnasts from the United States, Russia, Italy, Japan, and Canada expected to attend.

Following a training camp held in February, national team coordinator Valeri Liukin named reigning junior national champion Maile O’Keefe, Emma Malabuyo, Gabby Perea, and Sunisa Lee …

But the hometown favorite will be Canada’s own Ana Padurariu …

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