Turning dreams to reality! Selected for my first OLYMPIC GAMES! Thank you everyone for being here over the last 17 years and congrats to everyone involved, let’s go enjoy it baby 🤾🏽♂️❤️ pic.twitter.com/WghTlPURsq
Double Olympic champion, Max Whitlock MBE, will lead the British challenge in the Japanese capital, and will be joined by current world parallel bars champion Joe Fraser, current British all-around champion James Hall and 2021 European medallist Giarnni Regini-Moran.
… Team GB women’s artistic gymnasts and the trampoline gymnasts are due to be announced at the beginning of June, with a date to be confirmed. …
Olympic qualification was based on day 1 AA standings.
Georgia Godwin 55.683
Emily Whitehead 53.158
Georgia Rose Brown 52.108
Breanna Scott 51.266
Macy Pegoli 50.175
Amanda Edwards 47.516
As Georgia had already qualified, Emily Whitehead from Australia is going to Tokyo.
Congratulations to Emily Whitehead from Waverley Gymnastics Centre who scored 51.900 in tonight’s competition and has been named the Women’s Artistic Oceania Continental Champion and earned a quota spot for the Tokyo Olympics!
… When the continental quotas that were to be filled via the subsequently canceled 2021 Asian Championships were reallocated, he received a continental quota according to his rank at 2019 Worlds. …
Ava Stewart has really benefited from the pandemic year. She’s been second to Ellie all season.
Sadly her teammate Ana Padarariu seems to be no longer eligible for the Olympics, unable to come back from injury. We may have to wait to cheer Ana at UCLA. I’d certainly support any appeal to go directly to Olympic trials.
It’s been a super difficult year for Canadians, many having faced multiple Gym closures and restrictions.
It’s weird, as well, competing “Nationals” in your own Gym. With no audience.
The one plus is avoiding injury on competition vault landing mats. I was at Nationals in 2012 when Peng was injured out of the London Olympics on a training day. Vault landing.