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European Games – Baku, Azerbaijan
WAG
1. Russia
2. Germany
3. Netherlands
4. Italy
5. Switzerland
6. Romania
full results
MAG
1. Russia
2. Ukraine
3. Azerbaijan
4. Belarus
5. Germany
6. France
full results
Congratulations to the Bronze medal host nation. 🙂
I’d previously posted a terribly slow loading Youku video of this routine. Here’s the YouTube version.
7/2 Twists + Front tuck (F) 0.2CV
5/2 Twists + 3/2 Twist (D+C) 0.2CV
Split leap 1/1 (C)
3/1 Twists (E)
3/1 Turn (C)
Switch leap + Switch 1/2 (C)
Double Tuck (D)3.1 + 0.4CV = 3.5 + 2.5CR = 6.0 D-Score
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
(via Gymnast #391)
I dropped in for the first 2 days of the CMU camp on invitation from Head Coach Jerry Reighard.
They have a superb campus facility with 7 beam stations, 6 bar stations, 3 vault stations and a floor exercise practice area with four pit areas. The facility also includes a Resi-Pit (loose foam pit) and a competition setup for each apparatus, an in-ground trampoline area with a Russian “tramp catcher” and a 60ft Tumbl Trak.
Great food. First class medical staff.
Over 115 girls signed up. It looks like Camp may expand to two weeks in 2016.
Though they had girls of all levels the Level 9-10 gymnasts impressed me most. It’s an excellent idea for girls looking for a possible future scholarship to register for College Camps like this. Coaches know you are serious when you make the trip in person to show what you can do.
Roman Kulesza on twitter.
The Swedish gymnast (from Argentina) learned this dismount easily. And it looks like she could add another half or full twist.
Click PLAY or watch it on instagram.
(via Korbut Flip)
Baku, Azerbaijan – TEAM ranking (after 3/6 apparatus):
1. Ukraine
2. Russia
3. Azerbaijan
4. Belarus
5. Great Britain
6. France
7. Spain
8. Germany
full results
BELYAVSKIY performed clean routines on all three apparatus – floor, pommel horse and rings – and took the lead in the individual all-around competition with 44.00 points.
“I’m satisfied with my performance today. …”
Floor finalists are set:
R M Zapata Santana ESP 15.300 (6.7)
A Shatilov ISR 15.166 (6.6)
D Belyavskiy RUS 15.100 (6.6)
O Verniaiev UKR 15.100 (6.7)
K Behan IRL 15.066 (6.3)
F Hambuechen GER 15.033 (6.4)
Pommel finalists (1/nation)::
O Stepko AZE 15.333 (6.7)
S Bertoncelj SLO 15.166 (6.5)
D Belvavskiy RUS 14.800 (6.3)
B Bevan GBR 14.766 (6.4)
O Verniaiev UKR 14.700 (7.1)
S Michnak SVK 14.666 (6.3)
Rings finalists (1/nation)::
E Petrounias GRE 15.733 (6.8)
I Radivilov UKR 15.566 (6.7)
N Ignatyev RUS 15.000 (6.6)
I Colak TUR 14.833 (6.6)
O Stepko AZE 14.700 (6.2)
F Hambuechen GER 14.633 (5.9)
results via Full Twist
Top 18 gymnasts qualify to the AA Final. 1 gymnast / nation.
Baku, Azerbaijan – TEAM Results (after 2/4 apparatus):
1. Russia
2. Germany
3. Hungary
4. Netherlands
5. Switzerland
6. Italy
7. GBR
8. France
Top AA qualifiers:
1 Aliya Mustafina Russia 15.133 15.200 30.333
2 Viktoria Komova Russia 14.566 14.866 29.432
3 Seda Tutkhalyan Russia 14.966 14.166 29.132
4t Sophie Scheder Germany 14.033 15.000 29.033
4t Elisabeth Seitz Germany 14.033 15.000 29.033
6t Noemi Makra Hungary 14.066 14.466 28.532
6t Giulia Steingruber Switzerland 15.466 13.066 28.532
8 Celine van Gerner Netherlands 13.800 13.900 27.700
VAULT finalists (1/nation):
1 Giulia Steingruber Switzerland
2 Seda Tutkhalyan Russia
3 Lisa Top Netherlands
4 Gabriela Janik Poland
5 Kelly Simm Great Britain
6 Ana Derek Croatia
Click PLAY or watch Giulia on YouTube.
BARS finalists (1/nation):
1 Aliya Mustafina Russia 6.5 8.700 15.200 Q
2 Sophie Scheder Germany 6.5 8.500 15.000 Q
5 Noemi Makra Hungary 5.9 8.566 14.466 Q
7 Celine van Gerner Netherlands 5.3 8.600 13.900 Q
8 Tea Ugrin Italy 5.9 7.866 13.766 Q
9 Andreea Iridon Romania 5.6 8.133 13.733 Q
Click PLAY or watch Aliya on YouTube.
Gymternet – full results
Grace Chiu MAG and WAG photos
