1. Germany 350.609
2. France 346.583
3. Romania 344.148
4. Spain 342.725
… so far. Left to compete are Netherlands, Belgium and Ukraine.
The top 4 teams at the end of the day qualify to the Olympics.
1. Germany 350.609
2. France 346.583
3. Romania 344.148
4. Spain 342.725
… so far. Left to compete are Netherlands, Belgium and Ukraine.
The top 4 teams at the end of the day qualify to the Olympics.
During the last Olympic cycle it was Great Britain who missed at Worlds 2011 and were forced to qualify at Test Meet.
This cycle it was Germany.
Fabian Hambüchen is still out with shoulder pain that doesn’t want to go away. Many in Germany were worried the team won’t qualify here.
But Germany had a terrific team competition in the first of 3 flights of men’s preliminaries. Everyone is very confident they will rank one of the top 4 teams. Most likely #1.
1. Brandie Jay (Georgia) 9.9500
1. Katie Bailey (Alabama) 9.9500
3. Ashleigh Gnat (LSU) 9.9250
3. Hollie Blanske (Nebraska) 9.9250
Click PLAY or watch Brandie Jay on YouTube. BOOM!
Click PLAY or watch Katie’s Yurchenko half on YouTube. 🙂
Clearly the NCAA must clarify start scores on Yurchenkos with half twist.
1. Brittany Rogers (Georgia) 9.9500
1. Bridget Sloan (Florida) 9.9500
3. McKenzie Wofford (Oklahoma) 9.9375
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Click PLAY or watch part of Bridget’s routine on YouTube.
Brittany competed Elite at Pac Rims the weekend prior. Respect. 🙂
1. Nina McGee (Denver) 9.9500
2. Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State) 9.9250
3. AJ Jackson (Oklahoma) 9.9125
Nina’s Floor was the routine of the day. Entertaining. Unique. … And definitely not tiring. Some of the least energy demanding choreography all time. 🙂
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1. Bridget Sloan (Florida) 9.9500
1. Danusia Francis (UCLA) 9.9500
3. Natalie Brown (Oklahoma) 9.2500
Ron Noe:
Oklahoma (441.20), Stanford (434.35), Ohio State (433.40), Illinois (432.05), Minnesota (426.40) and Penn State (423.95) advanced to the team finals of the 2016 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships. …
Oklahoma and Stanford Lead Field of Six
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The one thing everyone agrees upon. 🙂