Category: NCAA

Lindsey Bruck Ayotte to New Hampshire

Lindsey is the new Head Coach.

She’ll take over for Gail Goodspeed after a 40-year career at the University.

FISU apparatus finals

Vault
1. Marina Nekrasova AZE 14.000
2. Liliia Akhaimova RUS 13.975
3. Tatiana Nabieva RUS 13.925

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Bars
1. Hitomi Hatakeda JPN 14.000
2. Tatiana Nabieva RUS 13.900
3. Asuka Teramoto JPN 13.800

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Beam
1. Hitomi Hatakeda JPN 13.000
2. Lara Mori ITA 12.850
3. Uliana Perebinosova RUS 12.800

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https://twitter.com/olympicchannel/status/1147884498484441088

Floor
1. Carlotta Ferlito ITA 13.200
2. Aiko Sugihara JPN 13.000
3. Uliana Perebinosova RUS 12.700

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Japan wins FISU

 

  1. Japan
  2. Russia
  3. Italy
  4. Canada
  5. Taipei
  6. Korea

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https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1147208196920172544

Leaders to AA final qualification.

  1. Hatakeda, Hitomi JPN
  2. Akhaimova, Lilia RUS
  3. Perebinosova, Uliana RUS
  4. Sugihara, Aiko JPN
  5. Teramoto, Asuka JPN
  6. Dowling, Jessica CAN

 

Japan wins Men’s FISU

  1. Japan
  2. Taipei
  3. Russia
  4. Italy
  5. Korea
  6. France
  7. Canada
  8. Australia


Full team results.

FISU – 2019 Summer Universiade

3-14 July in Naples, Italy.

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With just two event champions from the Taipei 2017 Summer Universiade returning – Pommel Horse

star Lee Chih Kai of Chinese Taipei and Russian Floor Exercise standout Kirill Prokopev – the stage is set for a new class of stars to emerge.

Aiming for honors in the women’s competition will be Asuka Teramoto, Aiko Sugihara and Hitomi Hatakeda, who will try to vault Japan to the top of the women’s team podium …

Russia, winners in the women’s team competition from 2013 to 2017, have entered veteran Tatiana Nabieva, a 2010 world team gold medallist, in her first international competition in several years. …

Meanwhile, a strong Japanese men’s contingent, led by new national champion Kakeru Tanigawa and his older brother Wataru, seek to lead the land of the rising sun to a third consecutive Universiade team victory.

What is FISU?

The 2019 Summer Universiade will be hosted by Naples, Italy from 3 – 14 July, 2019.

Universiade (or “World University Games“) is the international multi-sport event, organized for university athletes by the International University Sports Federation (FISU).

But what is FISU?

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Kiley Schaefer – Stalder half turn regrasp

Recall Nicole Pechanec’s Free Hip Geinger?

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Kiley Schaefer is doing something similar from Stalder. (2nd video)

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