I’m still not sure what happened.
Lorette was allowed to repeat the routine for an 8.0 E-score.
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I’m still not sure what happened.
Lorette was allowed to repeat the routine for an 8.0 E-score.
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Here’s the FIG announcement.
We can anticipate the Tokyo World Cup being cancelled, as well.
Bad news for fans who love watching the meet live.
Like many other Universities, UCLA is taking steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
This means Regionals on April 2nd will not allow spectators.
Tickets for the competition March 14th will be refunded. Sadly some fans have booked travel already.
An abundance of caution. Smart.
It’s disappointing for the seniors who will be honoured, of course.
Official announcement from FIG.
UPDATE from UEG:
In France, host of the 2020 European Championships in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, the government has decided to limit the persons in the venue to max. 1000 people until 15 April.
As our event has the arrival day on 26 April, the UEG works closely together with the Local Organising Committee to monitor the situation. A final decision will be made by the end of March.
April 30 – May 3.
Disneyland Paris is still open though a staff worker tested positive for coronavirus.
But Disneyland might be closing soon. France has now banned gatherings of more than 1,000 people.
What about Europeans?
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The Liverpool football manager answers for ALL coaches.
Don’t ask me. Consult the experts.
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