Three of 10 subdivisions are complete.
Here’s are the leaders, so far.
Vault

Bars … or we could name them Kaylia Bars

Beam
Look at you Amanda. Reppin’ Singapore.

Floor

All around

- HIGHLIGHT for sure was Kaylia’s Bars. Unbelievable good again. The best who ever lived AND super consistent.
- Kaylia fell on Yurchenko Double Twist and had a weird fall on Beam.
- Stil — I could see Kaylia being World AA Champion 2025. It’s possible.
- Japan is awesome, as usual. But had falls today.
- Nakamura’s DEF on Bars is incredible. That skill should be valued higher.
- Ellie Black leads Beam. This is her 9th Worlds? Or maybe 19th. 😀
- I’m a new Kaia Tanskanen fan. Charlize Moerz is similarly amazing. Kicks out of Double Pike dismount.
- Tiny Hwang Seohyun shoulda, coulda won Beam here. But she fell on Back 1/1.
- South Korea is the most under appreciated team.
- Karina Schönmaier is a new leader for German Gymnastics. And she’s very good.
- Lia Monica Fontaine didn’t have a great day, aside from Vault. But Canada expects she’ll be the new #2 AA for the team behind Ellie.
Gymnastics Now has a page combining MAG & WAG highlights together.
Balance Beam Situation has a LIVE blog.
READ the FIG summing up ➙ Sugihara, Nemour 1-2 overall after first day of women’s qualification at World Championships in Jakarta
