Elizabeth Price won the senior all-around competition with a big 59.9, … She also had the top score on vault with a 15.7, bars with a 15.0, and floor with a 15.1. She qualified to event finals on every event.
In the team competition, the USA captured the title with a total of 237.000. Canada was second at 222.700, followed by China with 222.400. β¦
… For the seniors, Price won the title with her 59.900, and Kyla Ross of Aliso Viejo, Calif./Gym-Max, claimed the silver at 58.700.
The USA actually had the top three junior all-around scores, but medals are limited to two per country. Keyβs 59.250 gave her the junior crown. Nia Dennis of Westerville, Ohio/Buckeye Gymnastics, was second at 57.950, and Norah Flatley of Cumming, Iowa/Chowβs Gymnastics and Dance, had the third best score at 56.850. β¦
The all-around bronze medalists were Elisabeth Black of Canada for the seniors at 57.100, and Chinaβs Lou Huan at 56.300 for the juniors. β¦
β¦ I made this montage for Aliya because she has fallen and stumbled multiple times in competition. But she is fierce, strong, and determined, and that’s why she is such a phenomenal gymnast.
Trampoline, Tumbling, Double-Mini and Acrobatics. The competition can include all Indo Pacific Members, namely Argentina, China, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Qatar, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, Canada, Namibia, United States of America.
However it was decided to invite all FIG member countries, including Europe. They may compete as invitational participants, they may medal but cannot claim an Indoβs title. Should a gymnast from an invitational country medal the gymnast from an Indo Pacific member country will receive the same rank and both competitors will receive medals.
Anyone going should plan EXTRA days for sightseeing.