Canada ranked only 4th after half the apparatus. That’s a disappointment. Isabela Onysko and Victoria-Kayen Woo had misses on the team’s weakest event, Bars.
Here’s a GymCan post on Facebook.
Congratulations to Wales. 🙂
All Around Qualifications, after two events:
1 G.R. Brown VT 14.133/ UB 14.083
2 R Harrold VT 14.733 / UB 13.400
3 C Fragapane VT 14.641 / UB 13.333
4 E Black VT 14.233/ UB 13.333
5 E Beddoe VT 13.900 / UB 13.533
6 M.A. Monckton VT 14.000 / UB 13.333
7 K Beckett VT 14.300 / UB 12.966
8 R Theaker VT 13.866 / UB 12.700
9 M Chant VT 14.000/ UB 12.700
10 H Whelan VT 14.300 / UB 12.333
11 E White VT 14.033 / UB 12.466
12 O Vivian VT 12.533 / UB 13.800
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Vault Finalists – prelim scores
1. Claudia Fragapane, England – 14.453
2. Ellie Black, Canada – 14.149
3. Kirsten Beckett, South Africa – 14.000
4. Kelly Simm, England – 13.966
5. Maegan Chant, Canada – 13.950
6. Georgia Rose Brown, Australia – 13.849
7. Dipa Karmakar, India – 13.800
8. Emma White, Scotland – 13.733
Bar Finalists – prelim scores
1. Becky Downie, England – 14.683
2. Larrissa Miller, Australia – 14.433
3. Georgia Rose Brown, Australia – 14.083
4. Elizabeth Beddoe, Wales – 13.533
5. Ruby Harrold, England – 13.400
6. Ellie Black, Canada – 13.333
7. Raer Theaker, Wales – 13.300
8. Kirsten Beckett, South Africa – 12.966
Australia’s women gymnasts are right in the thick of the battle for Commonwealth Games gold going into day two of the artistic teams event in Glasgow.
Flawless routines on the uneven bars by Georgia-Rose Brown and Larrissa Miller propelled the Aussie into second place behind England following two of the four apparatus in the teams event at a packed Hydro on Monday night. …
Miller, Brown lead Aussie gymnastics surge
The best commentary I’ve seen so far is by Lauren Hopkins on her new site, The Gymternet – 2014 COMMONWEALTHS: QUALIFICATION DAY 1 RECAP
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