Top score in the modified rules 2023 CGA All-Stars meet.
Score: 9.675 (10.0 start value)
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Top score in the modified rules 2023 CGA All-Stars meet.
Score: 9.675 (10.0 start value)
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For those MAG who are inconsistent on the Honma, how about this alternative to fulfill the special requirement?
After Rebeca scored 9.733 execution on what many would consider a perfect Cheng, there has been discussion online. 😀
ALL agree that FIG judges in 2023 “box” the execution scores too much. The difference between best and worst is not accurately reflected by differences in E score.
Judges do this in order to stay in range, and not get in trouble from the FIG WTC.
Personally, I’d like to see the rare 10.0 execution score. (Certainly there are too many in WAG NCAA, some obviously not even close to being deserved.)
IF the performance is significantly superior to anyone else in the world — and there are no obvious deductions — it should get a 10 execution score.
I’ve seen several P Bar routines from Zou Jingyuan where I would have NO DEDUCTIONS recorded on my judging sheet. For example.
Every once-in-a-rarely you see a good Beam Final. This was one.
🥇 Rebeca Andrade, Brazil, 14.166
🥈 Flavia Saraiva, Brazil, 14.033
🥉 Ava Stewart, Canada, 13.900
Ava had the highest start score. She’s going to be amazing for Minnesota.
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🥇 Kaliya Lincoln, United States, 14.233
🥈 Flavia Saraiva, Brazil, 13.733
🥈 Kayla DiCello, United States, 13.733
So high. This is how to sprint into a tumbling pass.
🥇 Audrys Nin Reyes, Dominican Republic, 14.466
🥈 Arthur Mariano, Brazil, 14.466
🥉 Félix Dolci, Canada, 14.383
🥇 Curran Phillips, United States, 15.400
🥈 Colt Walker, United States, 14.366
🥉 Isaac Nuñez, Mexico, 13.833
Incredible.
🥇 Arthur Mariano, Brazil, 14.333 … (2019 World Champ)
🥈 Bernardo Miranda, Brazil, 14.133
🥉 René Cournoyer, Canada, 14.066
Brazil had a fantastic PanAms, as did Canada.
And what a way to finish!
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Spencer points out that Brazil WAG had 4 Worlds medals in history so far — and 6 total in Antwerp 2023.
Two men with Liukin release in the top 3.
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