Ellie Black 6 time National Champion!

Ellie went 56.608 to win the combined 2-day title. Recall she had a fall on Beam on day 1.

Ana had the Beam fall day 2.

1. Ellie Black 112.065
2. Ana Padurariu 110.799
3. Brooklyn Moors 108.840

4. Isabela Onyshko 105.933
5. Victoria-Kayen Woo 105.449
6. Haley de Jong 103.241
7. Quinn Skrupa 102.607
8. Rose-Kaying Woo 100.532

Bella Onyshko had a much better day 2 to get back in contention for Worlds.

Bad news. Superstar Zoé Allaire-Bourgie suffered a knee injury in training and scratched the day 2 competition.

Get the details from Lauren – 2019 Canadian Championships Live Blog | Senior Women Day 2

Osijek World Challenge Cup Finals – day 2

Beam
🥇 Angelina Radivilova UKR 13.333
🥈 Carmen Ghiciuc ROU 13.100
🥉 Alexandra Mihai ROU 12.667

Floor
🥇 Ana Derek CRO 13.033
🥈 Angelina Radivilova UKR 13.033
🥉 Alexandra Mihai ROU 12.933

Rings
🥇 Nikita Simonov AZE 14.500
🥈 Alexey Rostov RUS 14.267
🥉 Yunus Gundogdu TUR 14.000

Vault
🥇 Shek Wai Hung HKG 14.734
🥈 Andrea Cingolani ITA 14.484
🥉 Andrey Medvedev ISR 14.284

H Bar
🥇 Alexey Rostov RUS 13.733
🥈 Aleksandr Kartsev RUS 13.600
🥉 Ilias Georgiou CYP 13.467

Former World Champ Tin Srbic fell.

Click PLAY or watch Rostov on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1132734974476652545

USAG Camp chaperones

Lauren Stevens (Chalk Warrior) attended the recent U.S. Gymnastics Developmental Camp.

She was impressed with the mandatory Camp chaperones.

Read Lauren’s full report – Developmental Camp culture shows promise for the future of USA Gymnastics

Emilie Hong 10.0 vault

At Canadian Nationals.

Emily trains at Langley in Vancouver.

It reminds me of Kelly Johnston’s vault from last Nationals in Elite where Kelly scored higher than 3 Olympic Vault finalists.

Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.

Alicia Wendland CDN Novice Champion

Alicia trains at Paramont Elite Gymnastics in Van Nuys, CA.

She has Canadian citizenship.

Alicia won Elite Canada 2019, as well.

Lauren Hopkins – Live Blog | Novice Women Day 2

CDN Champ 2019 Sam Zakutney

Results.

Jackson Payne, who tried to compete but eventually withdrew due to a shoulder injury not quite healed enough, is the other very strong AAer in consideration for the Worlds team.

Canada should DEFINITELY consider Jr Champ Félix Dolci who scored 82.250 in Junior counting only 8 skills rather than 10.

Full results.

U.S. Men’s PanAm team

Cameron Bock, Grant Breckenridge, Brody Malone, Robert Neff and Genki Suzuki.

Brody 53.850 had the top score in qualifying.

U.S. Men’s Jr Worlds team

Garrett Braunton, Matthew Cormier and Isaiah Drake.