Gymmin' Miel!

And last but not least we had the 2016 European Championships Junior Men's Event Finals from the PostFinance Arena in Bern, Switzerland. Unlike the Senior Finals, the Junior Event Finals competition saw two apparatus finals being contested alternatively at the same time with the first four Gymnasts competing and the next four having a one touch warm up before the competition resumes. Great Britain's Giarnni Regini-Moran added the Floor Exercise title to his impressive resume with a convincing win over Russian Andrei Makolov with Hungary's Krisztian Boncser rounding out the top three. Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan became Ireland's first European silver medalist taking out the second place on the Pommel Horse behind Russia's Sergei Naidin with Great Britain's Joe Fraser placing third. Germany's Nick Klessing won the Still Rings title by 0.058 points over Armenia's Artur Avetisyan with Ildar Iuskaev in third. Makolov took the Vault title over Regini-Moran and Ukraine's Maksym Ivanov whilst on the Parallel Bars Great Britain's Fraser and Regini-Moran went one-two respectively with Eduard Yermakov of Ukraine rounding out the medals. Makolov added the Horizontal Bars honors with Switzerland's Moreno Kratter and Fraser tying for second. 

FLOOR EXERCISE RESULTS:

POMMEL HORSE RESULTS:

STILL RINGS RESULTS:

VAULT RESULTS:

PARALLEL BARS RESULTS:

HORIZONTAL BAR RESULTS:

Welcome to the final day of competition at the 2016 Men's European Artistic Gymnastics Championships. Competition kicks off with the Senior Men's Apparatus Finals and will then conclude with the Junior Men's Apparatus Finals (the results of which you will find in a separate post). Russian Nikita Nagornyy took out the Floor Exercise title over Romania's Marian Dragulescu and Israel's Alexander Shatilov. Armenia's Harutyan Merdinyan won the Pommel Horse title over Russian David Belyavskiy with Switzerland's Christian Baumann finishing third. Greek Still Rings specialist Eleftherios Petrounias won the Still Rings title by 0.233 points over Armenia's Vahagn Davtyan and Russian Denis Ablyazin who tied for second. Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev won the Vault title over Dragulescu and Armenia's Artur Davtyan who tied for second place.

Lovely lines from Andrei Vasile Muntean on the Parallel Bars. Massive mistake and a fall from Russian Nikita Nagornyy. A couple of overarched handstands for Oleg Vernaiev. Great routine from Belyavskiy. Good routine from Marcel Nguyen. A couple of form errors and a step back on the dismount for Christian Baumann. Pablo Braegger misses the handstand and comes off the Bar. Lovely routine from Marius Daniel Berbecar. Low and step on the dismount. Belyavskiy wins the Parallel Bars title over Verniaiev with Germany's Marcel Nguyen rounding out the top three.

Turkey's Umit Samiloglu peels off the Horizontal Bar and has a couple of minor handstand issues which was disappointing because his releases were sky high. Solid routine from Great Britain's Kristian Thomas. Big hop forward on the landing of the dismount for Christian Baumann and a couple of form issues throughout. After a great start, Verniaiev misses the bar after one of his releases and falls heavily on his back. Remounts to finish solidly. Phenomenal routine from David Belyavskiy. Solid routine from Pablo Braegger - big issue on one of his handstands and a bobble on the dismount landing. After a solid start, Greece's Vlasios Maras appears to lose momentum and comes off. Finishes solidly with a step on the dismount. Fantastic routine from Great Britain's Nile Wilson. He takes the title over Thomas with Belyavskiy in third.

FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

1. Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) 15.566
2. Marian Dragulescu (ROU) 15.333
3. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 15.300
4. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.200
5. Pablo Braegger (SUI) 15.100
6. Kristian Thomas (GBR) 15.041
7. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.700
8. Daniel Purvis (GBR) 14.633

POMMEL HORSE FINAL:

1. Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM) 15.366
2. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.233
3. Christian Baumann (SUI) 14.900
4. Louis Smith (GBR) 14.733
5. Nikolai Kuksenkov (RUS) 14.566
6. Robert Seligman (CRO) 14.233
7. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.200
8. Cyril Tommasone (FRA) 14.066

STILL RINGS FINAL:

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.866
2. Vahagn Davtyan (ARM); Denis Ablyazin (RUS) 15.633
3. 
   
4. Courtney Tulloch (GBR); Lambertus van Gelder (NED) 15.566
5. 
   
6. Samir Ait Said (FRA) 15.533
7. Dennis Goossens (BEL); Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.233
8. 
   

VAULT FINAL:

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.366, 15.433) 15.399
2. Artur Davtyan (ARM) (15.400, 15.233); Marian Dragulescu (ROU) (15.433, 15.200) 15.316
3. 
   
4. Kristian Thomas (GBR) (15.533, 14.766) 15.149
5. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) (14.633, 15.266) 14.949
6. Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) (15.466, 14.366) 14.916
7. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) (14.066, 14.000) 14.033
8. Benjamin Gischard (SUI) (13.833, 13.533) 13.683

PARALLEL BARS FINAL:

1. David Belavskiy (RUS) 16.033
2. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.716
3. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 15.566
4. Marius Daniel Berbecar (ROU) 15.000
5. Andrei Vasile Muntean (ROU) 14.958
6. Christian Baumann (SUI) 14.333
7. Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) 14.100
8. Pablo Braegger (SUI) 13.933

HORIZONTAL BAR FINAL:

1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 15.300
2. Kristian Thomas (GBR) 15.000
3. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 14.941
4. Pablo Braegger (SUI) 14.766
5. Christian Baumann (SUI) 14.358
6. Umit Samiloglu (TUR) 14.133
7. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 13.633
8. Vlasios Maras (GRE) 13.533

The second day of Event Finals at the 2016 Varna World Challenge Cup was contested in the Kongresna Hall in the Palace of Culture and Sports yesterday. Frenchwoman Marine Boyer won the Balance Beam title with Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh and Ilaria Kaeslin of Switzerland finishing second and third respectively. Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber added the gold medal on the Floor Exercise with a convincing win over her compatriot Ilaria Kaeslin. Russia's Evgeniia Shelgunova finished third. Ukrainian Igor Radivilov won the Vault title over Zachari Hrimeche of France and Andrey Medvedev of Israel. Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev won the Parallel Bars over Frenchman Axel Augis by 0.333 points. Russia's Dmitrii Lankin rounded out the top three. Belarussian Andrey Likhovitskiy was the top scorer on the Horizontal Bar to take the title by 0.433 points over Lithuania's Robert Tvorogal and Slovenia's Alen Dimic who tied for second. 

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM FINAL:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

1. Giulia Steingruber (SUI) 14.733
2. Ilaria Kaeslin (SUI) 13.933
3. Evgeniia Shelgunova (RUS) 13.767
4. Marine Brevet (FRA) 13.233
5. Marine Boyer (FRA) 13.167
6. Dorina Boczogo (HUN) 13.067
7. Daria Skrypnik (RUS) 12.967
8. Yekaterina Chuikina (KAZ) 11.333 

1. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.333, 15.233) 15.283
2. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) (14.933, 15.267) 15.100
3. Andrey Medvedev (ISR) (14.667, 15.233) 14.950
4. LE Thanh Tung (VIE) (14.667, 14.767) 14.717
5. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (14.800, 14.567) 14.684
6. Ilya Yakauleu (BLR) (14.867, 14.433) 14.650
7. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.367, 13.767) 14.567
8. Dominick Adam Cunningham (GBR) (13.800, 14.833) 14.317

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.833
2. Axel Augis (FRA) 15.500
3. Dmitrii Lankin (RUS) 15.400
4. PHAM Phuoc Hung (VIE) 15.233
5. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 15.033
6. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.733
7. Dominick Adam Cunningham (GBR) 13.900
8. Phuong Thanh Dinh (VIE) 13.633

1. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.700
2. Robert Tvorogal (LTU); Alen Dimic (SLO) 14.267
3. 
   
4. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.200
5. Daniil Kazachkov (RUS) 14.133
6. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 13.833
7. Axel Augis (FRA) 13.633
8. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 11.433

Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev took the titles on the Floor Exercise and Pommel Horse and finished second on the Still Rings on the first day of Event Finals at the 2016 Varna World Challenge Cup. The competition is taking place at the Kongresna Hall in the Palace of Culture and Sports near the Black Sea in Varna, Bulgaria. Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber dominated on the Vault during the Final after scoring a massive 15.500 for her first Vault (6.2 D Score, 9.3 E Score). Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh was second with Poland's Katarzyna Jurkowska-Kowalska finishing in third. Austrian Lisa Ecker replaced Brazil's Thauany Lee de Araujo in the final. Russian Daria Skrypnik topped the Uneven Bars final by a full point over compatriot Evgeniia Shelgunova, with Steingruber winning the bronze. Verniaiev took the Floor Exercise honors by 0.167 points over Slovenia's Rok Klavora with top qualifier Dominick Adam Cunningham of Great Britain finishing in third place. Croatia's Robert Seligman and Frenchman Cyril Tommasone tied for second place on the Pommel Horse with Ukraine's Igor Radivilov taking out the Still Rings honor over Verniaiev and Russia's Daniil Kazachkov. 

WOMEN'S VAULT FINAL:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS FINAL:

1. Daria Skrypnik (RUS) 15.067
2. Evgeniia Shelgunova (RUS) 14.067
3. Giulia Steingruber (SUI) 14.000
4. Marine Brevet (FRA) 13.833
5. Ana Sofia Gomez Porras (GUA) 13.600
6. Marine Boyer (FRA) 12.267
7. Valentina Rashkova (BUL) 11.433
8. Teja Belak (SLO) 11.067
9. Katarzyna Jurkowska-Kowalska (POL) 9.633

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.400
2. Rok Klavora (SLO) 15.233
3. Dominick Adam Cunningham (GBR) 15.000
4. Artem Dolgopyat (ISR) 14.700
5. Botond Kardos (HUN) 14.233
6. Tomislav Markovic (CRO) 14.133
7. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) 14.067
8. Danil Baturin (KAZ) 13.700

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.533
2. Cyril Tommasone (FRA); Robert Seligman (CRO) 15.300
3. 
   
4. Andrei Sienichkin (UKR) 15.133
5. Slavomir Michnak (SVK) 15.000
6. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.967
7. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.333
8. Vasili Mikhalitsyn (BLR) 14.100

1. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.467
2. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.367
3. Daniil Kazachkov (RUS) 15.133
4. Danny Pinheiro-Rodrigues (FRA) 15.100
5. Dennis Goossens (BEL) 15.000
6. Nam Dang (VIE) 14.800
7. Ilya Yakauleu (BLR) 14.533
8. Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ) 14.367
9. Isus Marinov (BUL) 14.033

The 2016 USA Gymnastics Women's Collegiate National Championships concluded on Sunday at the Hyland Arena on the Lindenwood University campus. Seattle Pacific University Senior Maria Hundley added the Vault National title and shared in second place on both the Uneven Bars and Balance Beam and was named the Outstanding Senior of the Year. She becomes the only the third NCAA Division II gymnast to achieve seven National titles joining the company of the University of Bridgeport's Maureen LaGrua and Monica Mesalles and Texas Woman's University's Kim Koenig. Bridgeport Junior Kimberly Stewart finished second on the Vault with Brown University Junior Caroline Morant and Cornell University Freshman Malia Mackey tying for third. University of Bridgeport Junior Christine Liautaud won the Uneven Bars honors over Hundley and Morant, whilst on the Balance Beam Yale University Freshman Jessica Wang earned a career-high to take the title. Wang's mark was the highest score on the event by a Yale gymnast since 2003. Hundley and her Junior team mate Kristi Hayashida tied for the silver medal on the Balance Beam. University of Bridgeport Junior Randi Cutolo tied for the top mark on the Floor Exercise with Seattle Pacific University Sophomore Ariana Harger. The bronze was shared by Lindenwood Sophomore Kayla McMullen and Senior Rachel Zabawa, Seattle Pacific Junior Lauren Glover and Bridgeport Junior Brianna Comport. Brown University's Jim Hayes was named the Assistant Coach of the Year whilst Lindenwood University's own Jen Kesler was named the Head Coach of the Year.

EVENT FINALS RESULTS:

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Christine Liautaud (University of Bridgeport) 9.8500
2. Caroline Morant (Brown University); Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific University) 9.8250
4. Maritza Futch (University of Bridgeport); Jenna Cashmore (Texas Woman's University); Jessica Wang (Yale University) 9.8000
5. 
   
6. 
   
7. Meghan Brannon (West Chester University) 9.7750
8. Breanna Beltran (Seattle Pacific University) 9.7000
9. Alexandra Chretien (Brown University) 9.6000
10. Mariana Murphy (U.S. Air Force Academy) 9.2000

1. Jessica Wang (Yale University) 9.8750
2. Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific University); Kristi Hayashida (Seattle Pacific University) 9.8500
3. 
   
4. Brianna Comport (University of Bridgeport); Brittney Sooksengdao (Yale University) 9.8250
5. 
   
6. Schyler Jones (Texas Woman's University); Megan Gentry (Texas Woman's University); Regan Butchness (Brown University); Majesta Valentine (West Chester University) 9.8000
7. 
   
8. 
   
9. 
   
10. Ashley White (Centenary College); Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood University) 9.7750
11. 
    
12. Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood University) 9.7250
13. Joy Gage (Cornell University) 9.6750
14. Malia Mackey (Cornell University) 9.2500

1. Randi Cutolo (University of Bridgeport); Ariana Harger (Seattle Pacific University) 9.9000
2. 
   
3. Kayla McMullan (Lindenwood University); Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood University); Brianna Comport (University of Bridgeport); Lauren Glover (Seattle Pacific University) 9.8750
4. 
   
5. 
   
6. 
   
7. Navia Jordan (Centenary College) 9.8500
8. Ajiea Hargrave (University of Bridgeport); Erin Alderman (Texas Woman's University); Nicole Pruchnik (Southern Connecticut State University) 9.8250
9. 
   
10. 
    
11. Rachel Graham (University of Pennsylvania) 9.8000
12. Jorden Mitchell (Brown University) 9.7250
13. Andavea Alexander (Lindenwood University) 9.2500

The second day of Event Finals at the 2016 Doha Challenge World Cup event were held on the Saturday at the Aspire Dome in Doha, Qatar. Romanian Catalina Ponor and Giulia Steingruber of Switzerland were the top qualifiers to the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise respectively. China's HUANG Mingqi was the top qualifier to the Vault final over Armenia's Artur Davtyan whilst on the Parallel Bars HE Youxiao of China outclassed the field to take the top qualification spot. Japan's Fuya Maeno is the highest qualifier to the Horizontal Bar Final. Ponor dominated on the Balance Beam with an extremely solid routine. Brazil's Thauany Lee de Araujo took the silver medal over Portugal's Ana Filipa Martins. Steingruber won the Floor Exercise title by 0.575 points over Romania's Diana Laura Bulimar with Hungary's Zsofia Kovacs rounding out the top three. China's HUANG Mingi produced another two solid and beautifully executed Vaults to take the honors. In his first World Cup assignment, Australia's Christopher Remkes took the silver over Brazil's Diego Hypolito. Azerbaijan's Oleg Stepko earned the Parallel Bars title over Cuba's Manrique Larduet Bicet with Vietnam's PHAM Phuoc Hung. Maeno narrowly earned the Horizontal Bar over Great Britain's Ashley Watson. Croatia's Marijo Moznik finished in third. 

Brazil's Diego Hypolito narrowly edged Slovenia's Rok Klavora as the Finals at the 2016 Doha Challenge World Cup got underway yesterday. Great Britain's Sam Oldham was third. Armenian Harutyun Merdinyan topped the Pommel Horse over Croatia's Robert Seligman. Azerbaijan's Oleg Stepko and Slovenia's Saso Bertoncelj tied for third. Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias shined on his pet event - the Still Rings as Armenia's Vahagn Davtyan and Artur Tovmasyan finished second and third respectively. Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber outclassed the field on the Vault, taking the honors over Slovenia's Teja Belak and Tjasa Kysselef. Sweden's Jonna Adlerteg dominated the field in the Uneven Bars final taking the honors over Brazil's Rebeca Rodrigues de Andrade and Portugal's Ana Filipa Martins. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:

1. Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM) 15.675
2. Robert Seligman (CRO) 15.300
3. Oleg Stepko (AZE); Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 15.000
4. 
   
5. Petro Pakhnyuk (AZE); Daiki Yorogo (JPN) 13.600
6. 
   
7. Ahmed Aldyani (QAT) 13.475
8. Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT) 13.100

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.875
2. Vahagn Davtyan (ARM) 15.800
3. Artur Tovmasyan (ARM) 15.775
4. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.600
5. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.425
6. Henrique Medina Flores (BRA) 15.325
7. LIAO Junlin (CHN) 15.225
8. Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ) 14.975

The AGF Trophy World Challenge Cup came to an end in Baku, Azerbaijan with the final day on the 21st seeing all the event finals contested. Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina won the Vault title over Slovenian Tjasa Kysselef and Austrian Lisa Ecker. Germany's Lina Philipp was the top scorer on the Uneven Bars with Brazilian's Daniele Matias Hypolito and Flavia Lopes Saraiva. Uzbekistan's Dilnoza Abdusalimova came in to replace Germany's Florine Harder who withdrew after falling and injuring her thumb during training on the Uneven Bars. Lopes Saraiva also won the Balance Beam title with Sweden's Emma Larsson and Austria's Elisa Haemmerle finishing in second and third respectively. Haemmerle was originally the first reserve for the final but came in to replace Harder. Flavia Lopes Saraiva won another title, this time triumphing on the Floor Exercise over Larsson. Azerbaijan's Marina Nekrasova won the bronze. Second reserve Uzbekistan Dilnoza Abdusalimova came into the field which only boasted seven gymnasts after both Harder and Chusovitina withdrew.

It was the Kenzo Shirai show on the Floor Exercise as he dominated over Slovenia's Rok Klavora and Israel's Alexander Shatilov, whilst on the Pommel Horse Japan's Tomomasa Hasegawa top scored over Belgian Maxime Gentges and Iran's Saeed Reza Keikha. First and second reserves Kazuma Kaya of Japan and Moran Yanuka of Israel came into the Still Rings final to replace Canadian Kevin Lytwyn and Spain's Ruben Lopez - Turkey's Ibrahim Colak took the title over Kaya and Azerbaijan's Oleg Stepko. Shirai added the Vault title to his name. Stepko and Turkey's Ahmet Onder rounded out the top three. Stepko triumphed on the Parallel Bars over Turkey's Ferhat Arican and Kaya with Hasegawa adding the Horizontal Bar title to his name. Ahmet Onder of Turkey and Tin Srbic of Croatia were second and third respectively. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Flavia Lopes Saraiva (BRA) 13.850
2. Emma Larsson (SWE) 13.400
3. Marina Nekrasova (AZE) 13.200
4. Dorina Boczogo (HUN); Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.100
5. 
   
6. Dilnoza Abdusalimova (UZB) 13.000 
7. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 11.950

1. Kenzo Shirai (JPN) 16.150
2. Rok Klavora (SLO) 14.800
3. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 14.550
4. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.450
5. Tomislav Markovic (CRO) 14.250
6. Petro Pakhnyuk (AZE) 13.550
7. Artem Dolgopyat (ISR) 13.400
8. Naoto Hayasaka (JPN) 12.200

MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:

1. Tomomasa Hasegawa (JPN) 15.400
2. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 14.700
3. Saeed Reza Keikha (IRI) 14.450
4. Artem Dologpyat (ISR) 14.200
5. Renato Prpic (CRO) 14.050
6. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 13.900
7. Stian Skjerahaug (NOR) 13.350
8. Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT) 12.000

MEN'S STILL RINGS:

1. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.450
2. Kazuma Kaya (JPN) 14.800
3. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 14.700
4. Tomomasa Hasegawa (JPN); Scott Morgan (CAN) 14.450
5. 
   
6. Adria Vera Mora (ESP) 13.750
7. Moran Yanuka (ISR) 13.550
8. Vladyslav Hryko (UKR) 13.200

MEN'S VAULT:

1. Kenzo Shirai (JPN) (15.250, 14.700) 14.975
2. Oleg Stepko (AZE) (14.600, 14.700) 14.650
3. Ahmet Onder (TUR) (14.400, 14.400) 14.400
4. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (14.200, 14.300) 14.250
5. Adria Vera Mora (ESP) (14.800, 13.200) 14.000
6. Scott Morgan (CAN) (14.100, 13.000) 13.550
7. Volodymyr Hrybuk (UKR) (14.200, 12.600) 13.400
8. Andrey Medvedev (ISR) (0.000, 0.000) 0.000

1. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 15.550
2. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 15.350
3. Kazuma Kaya (JPN) 15.250
4. Kenzo Shirai (JPN) 15.000
5. Nestor Abad (ESP) 14.950
6. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.600
7. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 14.500
8. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 13.800

1. Tomomasa Hasegawa (JPN) 14.800
2. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.600
3. Tin Srbic (CRO) 14.500
4. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 14.100
5. Moran Yanuka (ISR) 13.650
6. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 13.350
7. Umit Samiloglu (TUR) 13.200
8. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 12,700

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's RI Se Gwang, Oleg Stepko of Azerbaijan and Manrique Larduet Bicet of Cuba have earned berths to the Olympics, with Romanian Marian Dragulescu, and Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine along with Pauline Schaefer of Germany guaranteed a place at the Rio Olympics should their nations not qualify as a team at the Test Event next year. 

Simone Biles had a fantastic evening, taking out both the Balance Beam (where she absolutely dominated over the field) and Floor Exercise titles. The Netherlands' Sanne Wevers finished second on the Beam with a 14.333. Wevers was captured working out her D-score after the routine in a notebook and lodged a successful enquiry. In a field of falls were Dutchwoman Eythora Thorsdottir, WANG Yan, Canadian Elsabeth Black and Seda Tutkhalyan of Russia all counted a fall in their routines, Germany's Pauline Schaefer performed a solid routine including an interesting mount where she stood with her back to the side of the Beam and jumped back to straddle split to take out the bronze medal. Russian Viktoriia Komova had a massive wobble after her Arabian front to finish fourth. On the Floor Exercise, Russian Ksenia Afanasyeva performed a clean, mature routine to finish in second place with American Margaret Nichols finishing third. SHANG Chunsong of China came into the final to replace Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber and ended tied for fourth with Japan's Sae Miyakawa. The routine of the final however would have to have been Dutchwoman Lieke Wevers'. Despite only performing two tumbling passes, the sheer elegance, and performance quality of the routine was definitely something special. 

RI Se Gwang won by 0.050 points over Romanian comeback king Marian Dragulescu. His reaction after the Vaults and on the medal podium - soaring like an aeroplane and high fiving all the presenters was absolutely wonderful to see! Donnell Whittenburg performed two great vaults including the RI Se Gwang really well and it was great to see him round out the podium! China's YOU Hao produced a phenomenal routine on the Parallel Bars to take the title over Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev. Azerbaijan's Stepko and China's  DENG Shudi shared the third place finish. King Kohei Uchimura added to his World Championship medals the gold on the Horizontal Bar topping U.S.A's Danell Leyva and Cuba's Manrique Larduet Bicet. It was a final full of high flying and a couple of spills. A fantastic way to end the Championships!

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Simone Biles (USA) 15.800
2. Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS) 15.100
3. Margaret Nichols (USA) 15.000
4. SHANG Chunsong (CHN); Sae Miyakawa (JPN) 14.933
5. 
   
6. Elissa Downie (GBR) 14.733
7. Claudia Fragapane (GBR) 14.466
8. Lieke Wevers (NED) 14.100

1. RI Se Gwang (PRK) (15.600, 15.300) 15.450
2. Marian Dragulescu (ROU) (15.300, 15.500) 15.400
3. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) (15.100, 15.600) 15.350
4. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.466, 15.100) 15.283
5. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.200, 14.966) 15.083
6. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) (14.300, 15.400) 14.850
7. Kenzo Shirai (JPN) (14.500, 14.533) 14.516
8. KIM Hansol (KOR) (14.000, 15.000) 14.500

1. YOU Hao (CHN) 16.216
2. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 16.066
3. Oleg Stepko (AZE); DENG Shudi (CHN) 15.966
4. 
   
5. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.733
6. Danell Leyva (USA) 15.666
7. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.600
8. Nile Wilson (GBR) 15.233

1. Kohei Uchimura (JPN) 15.833
2. Danell Leyva (USA) 15.700
3. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.600
4. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA) 15.166
5. Andreas Bretschneider (GER) 14.966
6. Christopher Brooks (USA) 13.800
7. Fabian Hambuechen (GER); Oliver Hegi (SUI) 13.500
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Welcome to the first day of Event Finals at the 2015 World Championship. Today will see the finals contested for the Women's Vault and Uneven Bars and the Men's Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Still Rings. It should be an extremely exciting day of competition and it should be noted that any medalists today and tomorrow whose nations have not qualified a team, will earn an automatic berth to the Rio Olympics. A belated congratulations also go to Giulia Steingruber of Switzerland and Max Whitlock of Great Britain who were last night named the 2015 Longines Prize of Elegance winners. Japan's Kenzo Shirai will be hoping to dominate on the Floor Exercise with Louis Smith of Great Britain and Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias will be hoping to repeat as the top scorers as they did in Qualifications on the Pommel Horse and Still Rings respectively. For the Women, Simone Biles (USA) and Daria Spiridinova (RUS) were the top qualifiers to the Vault and Uneven Bars finals respectively. 

Can I just say how much I love the gymnast introductions and them walking across the stage. We start off the first day with the Men's Floor Exercise. And I am suitably disappointed that they did not show us the Men's presentations for Floor. Okay so we missed the first four gymnasts. Cuba's Manrique Larduet Bicet is up first. Step out on arabian double pike half. Hop double pike Arabian, Solid start to the final. Next up is the Republic of Korea's KIM Hansol - Lovely 3.5 front full, double double, full 2.5, misjudged 2.5 to double and almost sits it down, hop back on triple twist to finish. Spain's Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana is up next - 1.5 to double front, handspring full twist, double straight. Awesome routine - he is absolutely thrilled! Daniel Purvis - massive roar from the crowd, step and low on double double, lovely 2.5, handspring double front, front 2.5, 1.5 twisting roll out, whip to double Arabian - great routine! DENG Shudi - 3.5 punch, full twist to 2.5 - low on landing, hop forward and low chest on the triple twist. And now for Kenzo Shirai! 3.5 double front, stumbles on the third pass, lovely 2.5, quad twist. Massive routine and gorgeous lines! Huge score! Following him is Max Whitlock - lovely 3.5 to punch front, gorgeous flairs, two half to one half, small step on triple twist. Stunning routine! The final gymnast to go is Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda - hands down on full to 2.5, full double front, double twisting double back, whip to double twist. Kenzo Shirai takes the title over Max Whitlock. Spain's Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana finishes with the bronze and earns an assured ticket to the Olympics!

Next up is the Women's Vault! Alexa Citlali Morena Medina wearing lovely sparkly purple leo with white and blue diamantes - a little wait before first vault - step forward and low in the landing handspring straight 1.5; double twisting Tsukhara low on landing, Lovely patriotic leo for Elissa Downie (red shoulders, mostly blue with white lines with some red on sleeves and diamantes). Hop back on DTY. Hop back roundoff straight somersault half twist. HONG Un Jong - sleeveless leo, red body, with blue and white ribboning., Solid 2.5 twist. Cheng - step back. Giulia Steingruber wearing blue leotard with diamantes. Massive Handspring straight front 1.5. Oh no she's injured her knee on her second Vault. Flashed the DTY but makes Yurchenko 1.5. Maria Paseka - Hop back Cheng. White leo with black patterning. Solid Amanar. WANG Yan - gorgeous white leo with red patterning and diamantes. Low chest on the landing double twisting Tsukahara; Hands down on the Rudi. White sleeved leotard red bottom with blue - stunning!- Massive Amanar with hop forward; Solid second Vault. Sleeveless aquaey colour with white top leo. A deep squat but stuck Produnova; steps out of bounds on Tsukahara double twist. Russia's Maria Paseka takes the Vault title with Simone Biles added a bronze to her collection. HONG Un Jong wins the silver and books her ticket to Rio!

Our attention now goes to the Pommel Horse final. Of the eight men in the field - half of them have the opportunity to secure a ticket to Rio!! We start with Armenia's Harutyun Merdinyan - love the top of his leo - that patterning would be stunning on a Women's leotard! Lovely Busnari and good swings and Russians work, stuck dismount. Up next is Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev - a couple of form breaks and really had to fight for the dismount. Alexander Naddour of the U.S. - a cover of form breaks in the middle but recovered well. Japan's Kazuma Kaya is up next - solid routine. He's always smiling and is absolutely thrilled. The crowd has erupted for Louis Smith! PHENOMENAL!! What a crowd reaction to the score. Feel for Vid Hidvegi of Hungary who has to follow that. Solid routine, just a massive fight on the final handstand before the dismount. Robert Seligman of Croatia is up next - loses momentum and comes off the Horse and misses his dismount. Last gymnast to go is Britain's Max Whitlock - after an initial hesitation - what a routine!! WHITLOCK wins the title and becomes Britain's first World Championship gold medalist! Louis Smith finishes second. Japan's Kazuma Kaya shares the bronze with Armenian Harutyun Merdinyan who has booked a ticket to Rio!!

It's Uneven Bars time!! White and blue leo for Sophie Scheder. Red leotard with diamantes for Ruby Harrold. SHANG Chunsong is up first - stunning blue leotard with silver - Gienger, full pirouette, small hop back on the dismount and close to the bar. Scheder is up next - lovely Tkatchev, couple paces on the dismount, had a couple of issues with her handstands. FAN Yilin is up next - full pirouette, pak salto, nice double straight to finish - solid routine. Viktoriia Komova - sparkly purple leotard; stoop half turn to Jaeger, Tkachev, very clean and solid routine! Judges took forever with her score. The look on her face when she realises she's tied for first. Superb routine from Gabrielle Douglas!! Love the leotards that her and Madison Kocian are wearing! Kocian is up next - solid routine - a little close on the Jaeger. Daria Spiridonova wears a white and purple leo with aqua patterning in between. Clean routine!! Solid routine from Ruby Harrold - a slight problem with a handstand though. And it's a four way tie for the Gold!!! Russia's Viktoriia Komova and Daria Spiridonova, China's FAN Yilin and U.S. gymnast Madison Kocian TIE FOR THE GOLD!

And finally it's the Still Rings final! I missed half of Lambertus van Gelder's routine. Full twisting double straight dismount. Samir Ait Said is up next - Falcon to Maltese, full twisting double layout dismount - solid routine. YOU Hao - Maltese, kip to Maltese, double into cross sit, full front pike up to handstand, low and a step on the dismount. Eleftherios Petrounias - solid routine!! Donnell Whittenburg - Hop double twisting double straight dismount. YANG Liu - Looking to defend his title; step on the dismount and lost a little momentum in the middle of the routine and had to fight to maintain his handstand. Brandon Wynn - fantastic routine - stuck dismount! Davtyan Vahagn - solid routine with step dismount. Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias wins the title and is off to Rio!!!! China's YOU Hao and LIU Yang finish with silver and bronze respectively.

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

WOMEN'S VAULT:

1. Maria Paseka (RUS) (15.633, 15.700) 15.666
2. HONG Un Jong (PRK) (15.666, 15.600) 15.633
3. Simone Biles (USA) (15.900, 15.183) 15.541
4. Elissa Downie (GBR) (14.966, 14.833) 14.899
5. Dipa Karmakar (IND) (15.300, 14.066) 14.683
6. WANG Yan (CHN) (15.066, 14.100) 14.583
7. Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina (MEX) (14.666, 14.466); Giulia Steingruber (SUI) (15.500, 13.633) 14.566
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1. Max Whitlock (GBR) 16.133
2. Louis Smith (GBR) 16.033
3. Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM); Kazuma Kaya (JPN) 15.500
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5. Vid Hidvegi (HUN) 15.366
6. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.266
7. Alexander Naddour (USA) 15.200
8. Robert Seligman (CRO) 14.433

1. FAN Yilin (CHN); Viktoriia Komova (RUS); Daria Spiridonova (RUS); Madison Kocian (USA) 15.366
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5. Gabrielle Douglas (USA) 15.133
6. SHANG Chunsong (CHN) 14.900
7. Ruby Harrold (GBR) 14.766
8. Sophie Scheder (GER) 14.600

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.800
2. YOU Hao (CHN) 15.733
3. LIU Yang (CHN) 15.700
4. Samir Ait Said (FRA) 15.633
5. Brandon Wynn (USA) 15.600
6. Lambertus van Gelder (NED) 15.500
7. Davtyan Vahagn (ARM) 15.333
8. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) 15.300

The final day of competition at the 2015 Osijek Challenge Cup was contested yesterday. Brazil's Jade Fernandes Barbosa dominated on the Balance Beam, taking the honors over Hungary's Dorina Boczogo with Isabella Amado Medrano finishing in third. Puerto Rico's Paula Andrea Mejias Rodriguez triumphed on the Floor Exercise with Cuba's Marcia Vidiaux Jimenez and Hungary's Tunde Csillag tying for second. Slovenia's Tjasa Kysselef came into the Floor  Exercise final to replace Slovakia's Barbora Mokosova. Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti took out the Still Rings honors over Ukraine's Igor Radivilov with Great Britain's Courtney Tulloch finishing in third. Radivilov topped the field on the Vault with Japan's Wataru Tanigawa and Finland's Tomi Tuuha finishing in second and third respectively. Brazil's Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano narrowly won the Horizontal Bar title over Nicolas Cordoba of Argentina with third place going to Caio Campos Souza of Brazil. 

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Paula Andrea Mejias Rodriguez (PUR) 13.550
2. Marcia Vidiaux Jimenez (CUB); Tunde Csillag (HUN) 13.300
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4. Simona Castro Lazo (CHI) 13.125
5. Tjasa Kysselef (SLO); Ana Derek (CRO) 12.775
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7. Dorina Boczogo (HUN) 12.700
8. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 10.950

1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.750
2. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.425
3. Courtney Tulloch (GBR) 15.275
4. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 14.975
5. Ali Ramadan Abouelkassem Zahran (EGY) 14.725
6. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 14.675
7. Lucas de Souza Bitencourt (BRA) 14.500
8. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 13.750

1. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.325, 15.225) 15.275
2. Wataru Tanigawa (JPN) (14.950, 15.400) 15.175
3. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) (15.075, 14.650) 14.863
4. Keisuke Ogura (JPN) (14.375, 15.100) 14.738
5. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) (15.325, 14.100) 14.713
6. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) (14.675, 14.450) 14.563
7. Caio Campos Souza (BRA) (13.950, 14.800) 14.375
8. Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (GUA) (13.950, 14.550) 14.250

1. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA) 14.975
2. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.950
3. Caio Campos Souza (BRA) 14.850
4. Marijo Moznik (CRO) 14.475
5. Ashley Watson (GBR) 14.350
6. Hidetaka Miyachi (JPN) 14.175
7. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 13.500
8. David Vecsernyes (HUN) 12.175

The first day of Finals have been contested at the 2015 Osijek Challenge Cup competition in Croatia. Puerto Rico's Paula Andrea Mejias Rodriguez narrowly won the Vault Final over Hungary's Boglarka Devai whilst Franchesca Anttonella Santi Munos of Chile finished in third. Great Britain's Ruby Harrold dominated on the Uneven Bars with Finland's Annika Urvikko and Brazil's Thauany Lee de Araujo finishing in second and third respectively. Israel's Artem Dolgopyat earned the top mark on the Floor Exercise with Slovenia's Ziga Silc and Mexico's Daniel Corral Barron rounding out the top three. Showcasing the most difficult routine in the field - Great Britain's Louis Smith dominated in the Pommel Horse final taking the honors over Robert Seligman of Croatia and Andrii Sienichkin of Ukraine. While on the Parallel Bars, Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev overcame a disappointing Qualification to take the title with Turkey's Ferhat Arican and Hidetaka Miyachi finishing second and third respectively.

The Artistic Gymnastics at the 2015 Pan American Games has concluded with two days of Event Finals. Canadian Elsabeth Black was the big winner on the Women's side taking the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise titles and taking the bronze medal on the Vault, whilst Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno won the titles on the Parallel Bars, Horizontal Bar and Pommel Horse (tied with American Marvin Kimble), Cuba's Marcia Videaux Jimenez dominated on the Vault, taking the title over Yamilet Pena Abreu of the Dominican Republic. American Rachel Gowey won the Uneven Bars honors by 0.025 over Venezuelan Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha with Amelia Hundley of the U.S. winning the bronze. Megan Skaggs of the United States and Victoria-Kayen Woo of Canada were second and third respectively on the Balance Beam whilst on the Floor Exercise Hundley was second with Guatemala's Ana Sofia Gomez Porras third. Guatemala's Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez won the Floor Exercise title over Americans Donnell Whittenburg and Samuel Mikulak, whilst Mexican Daniel Corral Barron finished third on the Pommel Horse. In a closely fought Still Rings final, Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti still managed to dominate over Whittenburg and Cuba's Manrique Larduet Bicet. Larduet Bicet was the winner on the Vault, outscoring Whittenburg and Brazil's Caio Campos Souza. Larduet Bicet and Samuel Mikulak were second and third respectively on the Parallel Bars whilst on the Horizontal Bar Canadian Kevin Lytwyn and American Paul Ruggeri rounded out the medals. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

MEN'S STILL RINGS:

MEN'S VAULT:

MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.700
2. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.650
3. Samuel Mikulak (USA) 15.450
4. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 15.375
5. Donnell Whittenburg (USA) 15.350
6. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 15.175
7. Caio Campos Souza (BRA) 13.725
8. Francisco Carlos Barretto Junior (BRA) 12.600

MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR:

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.700
2. Kevin Lytwyn (CAN) 15.475
3. Paul Ruggeri (USA) 15.450
4. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.250
5. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 15.025
6. Samuel Mikulak (USA) 14.575
7. Lucas da Souza Bitencourt (BRA) 14.475
8. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA) 14.025

Welcome to the final day of Artistic Gymnastics competition from the Kwangju Women's University Universiade Gymnasium. Japan's Naoto Hayasaka dominated the Men's Floor Exercise Final, taking the title convincingly over Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev. Shogo Nonomura of Japan and Switzerland's Marco Walter tied for the bronze medal. Austria's Simone Penker comes into the Vault final to replace New Zealand's Jordan Rae. Lovely purple leotard with diamantes for Tan Ing Yueh. Huge wait in between Vaults. Red and white leotard with diamantes for Daria Yelizarova - awesome Vaults. Fall for Severin Rohrer. One black mesh sleeve, and half emeraldy green and the remaining top and sleeve a light green with diamantes for Dilnoza Abdusalimova. Great routine from Donothan Bailey. Lovely Black and White leotard with a white mesh sleeve for Maria Paseka. Elegant red leotard with diamantes for Kelly Simm. Shogo Nonomura loses momentum and comes off the Pommel Horse. Gorgeous green leotard with white swirl patterning and red for Mexico's Mariana Vazquez Beristain. Lands on her back on her second vault. Lovely red leotard with white sleeves and red stripes down the sleeves and diamantes for Simone Penker. American Donothan Bailey wins the Pommel Horse title over Hayasaka with fellow American Akash Modi finishing third. Russian Maria Paseka takes the Vault honors over Kelly Simm and Yelizarova. The first Vault score of Farah Ann Abdul Hadi has yet to be recorded.

Georgia-Rose Brown wears the purple and black leotard with silver patterning/diamantes. The Republic of Korea gymnasts are in the leotards that I am loving! Ana Filipa Martins wears a half red/half white leotard wit gold and green ribbons across the front. The Malaysian contingent always looks so happy - always smiling. Fall for Azizbek Kudratullayev. Lovely routine from Martins. HEO Seon Mi takes a couple of steps back and sits down her dismount. Black leotard with white diamantes and orange patterning with a hint of white for Asuka Teramoto. Red leotard with diamantes and white collaring and down the sides as stripes for Kramarenko. Kramarenko earns the Uneven Bars honors over Teramoto and Paseka, whilst on the Still Rings Armenia's Artur Tovmasyan wins over Ukraine's Igor Radivilov and Oleg Verniaiev who finished second and third respectively. Watching the Award Ceremonies and had to have a small giggle over Verniaiev stopping to take a selfie with Tovmasyan and Radivilov!

Volodymyr Okachev of Ukraine is set to replace LEE Hyeokjung of the Republic of Korea in the Parallel Bars final, whilst Frenchman Antoine Borello is set to compete in the Horizontal Bar Final. Finals continue at 4.00pm (Gwangju Local Time).

And we are back! 

Listening to the Eurosport commentators having problems pronouncing Donothan. Tomi Tuuha - Tsukahara 2.5 - hop to the side; Handspring double twist - hop to the side. Another gorgeous Republic of Korean leotard for PARK Jisoo - Fall on her double spin and crashed her double pike dismount. Igor Radivilov - Dynamic double front with half turn with step back on landing; Massive hop back on his second Vault. EUM Dayeon also falls on her double spin - a real shame because it was a lovely routine. Heikki Saarenketo - solid Tsukahara 2.5, looked like he locked his legs on the landing; an okay second Vault - just a step back. Emma Jane Nedov wears the purple and black leotard - nice save on opening acro series but falls on her second acro series, bit hop back on double pike dismount. Mikhail Kudashov - crashes his first Vault; he looks dejected or a bit pensive heading into his second Vault. Tsukahara double - solid but low in the landing and big step backwards. Natsumi Sasada wears a black leotard with flames (red to orange) - three falls. Very disappointing. Ferhat Arican - Tsukahara 2.5 for first Vault. Sleeveless purple leotard with pink for Dilnoza Abdusalimova - massive bobble but solid performance. Great vaults for HUANG Xi. A couple of bobbles for Polina Fedorova but a good routine (wears the green and black leotard). Super routine from Yu Minobe. China's CEN Yu takes the Men's Vault title over Ukraine's Igor Radivilov and Oleg Verniaiev. Whilst on the Balance Beam, Japan's Yu Minobe triumphed over Polina Fedorova of Russia and Ana Filipa Martins of Portugal who finished second and third respectively.

And my internet connection chose that moment to have issues! Uzbekistan's Dilnoza Abdusalimova replaced PARK Jisoo in the Floor Final. Polina Fedorova of Russia triumphed over compatriot Daria Yelizarova and Kelly Simm to take the Floor title. Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine won the Parallel Bars honor over Japan's Yuya Kamoto and Chihiro Yoshioka whilst on the Horizontal Bar, Germany's Fabian Hambuechen topped Japan's Shogo Nonomura and Kamoto. 

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

WOMEN'S VAULT FINAL:

1. Maria Paseka (RUS) (15.400, 14.100) 14.750
2. Kelly Simm (GBR) (14.533, 13.933) 14.233
3. Daria Yelizarova (RUS) (14.100, 13.900) 14.000
4. Tan Ing Yueh (MAS) (13.575, 13.700) 13.637
5. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) (13.866, 13.233) 13.549
6. Simone Penker (AUT) (13.133, 12.700) 12.916
7. Dilnoza Abdusalimova (UZB) (13.500, 12.133) 12.816
8. Mariana Vazquez Beristain (MEX) (13.800, 0.000) 6.900

1. Donothan Bailey (USA) 14.766
2. Naoto Hayasaka (JPN) 14.741
3. Akash Modi (USA) 14.633
4. Daulet Narmetov (KAZ) 14.566
5. Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR) 14.333
6. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 13.733
7. Severin Rohrer (SUI) 13.233
8. Shogo Nonomura (JPN) 12.700

1. Yekaterina Kramarenko (RUS) 14.800
2. Asuka Teramoto (JPN) 14.233
3. Maria Paseka (RUS) 14.100
4. Kelly Simm (GBR); Ana Filipa Martins (POR) 13.566
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6. Georgia-Rose Brown (AUS) 13.166
7. HEO Seonmi (KOR) 13.000
8. EUM Dayeon (KOR) 12.666

MEN'S STILL RINGS FINAL:

1. Artur Tovmasyan (ARM) 15.500
2. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.266
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.166
4. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.133
5. Chih-Yu Chen (TPE) 15.100
6. Shogo Nonomura (JPN) 14.966
7. Yuya Kamoto (JPN) 14.700
8. Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ) 12.050

1. CEN Yu (CHN) (15.333, 15.433) 15.383
2. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.133, 15.166) 15.149
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.066, 15.100) 15.083
4. HUANG Xi (CHN) (15.266, 14.800) 15.033
5. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) (14.666, 14.991) 14.828
6. Heikki Saarenketo (FIN) (14.975, 14.433) 14.704
7. Ferhat Arican (TUR) (14.800, 14.166) 14.483
8. Mikhail Kudashov (RUS) (13.400, 14.500) 13.950

1. Yu Minobe (JPN) 14.000
2. Polina Fedorova (RUS) 13.733
3. Ana Filipa Martins (POR) 13.366
4. Dilnoza Abdusalimova (UZB) 13.266
5. Emma Jane Nedov (AUS) 12.733
6. EUM Dayeon (KOR) 12.333
7. PARK Jisoo (KOR) 11.700
8. Natsumi Sasada (JPN) 10.800

MEN'S PARALLEL BARS FINAL:

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 16.000
2. Yuya Kamoto (JPN) 15.900
3. Chihiro Yoshioka (JPN) 15.600
4. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 15.341
5. Akash Modi (USA) 15.200
6. CEN Yu (CHN) 14.966
7. JO Yeong Gwang (KOR) 14.866
8. Volodymyr Okachev (UKR) 14.566

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL: 

1. Polina Fedorova (RUS) 14.200
2. Daria Yelizarova (RUS) 14.133
3. Kelly Simm (GBR) 13.966
4. Asuka Teramoto (JPN) 13.533
5. Natsumi Sasada (JPN) 13.433
6. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) 13.400
7. Dilnoza Abdusalimova (UZB) 13.266
8. Ana Filipa Martins (POR) 12.666

MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR FINAL:

1. Fabian Hambuechen (GER) 15.266
2. Shogo Nonomura (JPN) 15.100
3. Yuya Kamoto (JPN) 15.066
4. PARK Minsoo (KOR) 15.000
5. Alexey Rostov (RUS) 14.733
6. Akash Modi (USA) 14.466
7. CEN Yu (CHN) 14.100
8. Antoine Borello (FRA) 13.666

So I missed out on the first part of today's competition but here is what I have missed... Spain's Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana won the Men's Floor Exercise final over Germany's Fabian Hambuechen with David Belyavskiy of Russia picking up the bronze. Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber captured the Vault honors over Russia's Seda Tutkhalyan with the Netherlands' Lisa Top finishing in third. Pommel Horse specialist Saso Bertoncelj of Slovenia topped Oleg Stepko of Azerbaijan and Great Britain's Brinn Bevan for the title.

Red 1/2 sleeved leo with silver diamantes for Noemi Makra. Not her best routine. Blue bottom, red sleeves with orange and white flamey patterning separating the two main colors for Celine van Gerner. An okay routine but she lands on the bar. Beautiful blue and white leotard for Sophie Scheder. Oleg Verniaiev takes a number of steps backwards and sits down on his Rings dismount. Black and yellow leotard with diamantes for Andreea Iridon. Solid. Red leotard with diamantes for Aliya Mustafina - great routine! Tea Ugrin is wearing a sleeveless white, red and blue leotard. Has a couple of problems. Mustafina wins the title by 0.2 points from Sophie Scheder of Germany. Romanian Iridon picks up the bronze. On the Still Rings, Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias wins the title over Russia's Nikita Ignatyev and Turkey's Ibrahim Colak.

Stunning deep purple leotard with diamantes for Dutchwoman Lieke Wevers. Iridon almost falls off during her first turn sequence, has a few balance checks. Red leotard with diamantes for Seda Tutkhalyan. Nasty fall off the beam on her first acro series. Quite shaky during the remainder of her routine. Patriotic red leotard with the white crosses for Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber. Few bobbles throughout her routine. Simple red, blue and white leo for Georgina Hockenhull. Fall on her acro series. Solid routine for Scheder puts her hands down on the beam to steady herself. Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev earns the Vault title with Dutchman Casimir Schmidt winning the silver and Oleg Stepko earning the bronze. Great beam routine from Wevers! Wevers takes the honors over Andreea Iridon and Giulia Steingruber.

Lovely leotard for Belgium's Lisa Verschueren. I'm going to call in a coral leotard (although it really isn't but my brain is just not functioning!) with light blue for France's Valentine Pikul. Solid routine for Verschueren. Messy Parallel Bars routine from Turkey's Ferhat Arican. It was a nice routine from Mustafina but I don't personally believe that it had the same spark we usually see. Maybe Pikul's leotard is a flesh color? MASSIVE score from Stepko!! Rough routine on Parallel Bars for Verniaiev. Solid routine from Wevers. Romanian Silvia Zarzu - out of bounds second pass and massive jump backwards on final pass. Change of leo for Steingruber - black, light blue and white. The crowd goes crazy after Stepko wins the Parallel Bars title over Russia's David Belyavskiy and Romania's Marius Daniel Berbecar whilst Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber wins the Floor Exercise title over Aliya Mustafina and Lieke Wevers.

Great routine on the Horizontal Bar from Greece's Vlasios Maras. On my next break I plan to get more acquainted with MAG. It will happen. With a phenomenal routine Germany's Fabian Hambuechen takes the title over Maras with Nikita Ignatyev earning the bronze.

WOMEN'S VAULT:

1. Giulia Steingruber (SUI) (15.566, 14.433) 14.999
2. Seda Tutkhalyan (RUS) (14.833, 14.533) 14.683
3. Lisa Top (NED) (14.133, 13.900) 14.016
4. Gabriela Janik (POL) (14.300, 13.633) 13.966
5. Ana Derek (CRO) (13.966, 13.933) 13.949
6. Kelly Simm (GBR) (14.333, 0.000) 7.166

1. Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana (ESP) 15.333
2. Fabian Hambuechen (GER) 15.100
3. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.000
4. Kieran Behan (IRL) 14.866
5. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 14.833
6. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.233

1. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.966
2. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 14.600
3. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.200
4. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 13.900
5. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 13.833
6. Slavomir Michnak (SVK) 13.266

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.633
2. Nikita Ignatyev (RUS) 15.333
3. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.133
4. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 14.466
5. Guillaume Augugliaro (FRA) 14.033
6. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 13.866

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.400, 15.133) 15.266
2. Casimir Schmidt (NED) (15.033, 15.200) 15.116
3. Oleg Stepko (AZE) (14.933, 15.000) 14.966
4. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) (15.033, 14.800) 14.916
5. Cristian Ioan Bataga (ROU) (14.733, 14.500) 14.616
6. Ferhat Arican (TUR) (14.766, 14.366) 14.566

1. Oleg Stepko (AZE) 15.733
2. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.700
3. Marius Daniel Berbecar (ROU) 15.600
4. Axel Augis (FRA) 15.000
5. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.633
6. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 14.300

1. Fabian Hambuechen (GER) 15.533
2. Vlasios Maras (GRE) 15.366 
3. Nikita Ignatyev (RUS) 15.166
4. Marijo Moznik (CRO) 14.900
5. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.900
6. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.333

Today marks the final day of Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2015 28th SEA Games in Singapore. The Men's Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar finals will be contesting along with the Women's Balance Beam and Floor Exercise finals. I love the music they have played in the background. We are about to get underway with the Men's Vault Final. I never noticed before but Terry Tay Wei-An is almost a full head taller than his fellow competitors in the Final. Fall back on Agus Adi Prayoko's first vault. Much better second Vault - lands off to the side. Great second vault from Hoe Wah Toon. Fantastic Vaults from Reyland Capellan. Great first vault with a low chest on the landing from Weena Chokpaoumpai. Hop back on the landing of his second. Spectacular Vaults by LE Thanh Tung. Took awhile for the judges to score HOANG Cuong's second vault. Muhammad Abdul Azim Othman's vaults were a little too powerful and had to take steps forward. Not a good final for Terry Tay Wei-An who looks to have injured/tweaked his ankle. LE Thanh Tung takes the title over his compatriot HOANG Cuong.  Reyland Capellan earned the bronze. 

Ashly Lau is wearing the red leotard with diamantes whilst Nadine Joy Nathan is wearing a predominately white leotard with red top and gold swirls. I love Rifda Irfanalutfi's leotard - it's white with mesh sleeves and red patterning especially intricate around the collar. Favourite leotard thus far is LeDuc's; Emerald green with one black mesh sleeve with diamantes - Solid routine!! Fantastic routine from DINH Phuong Thanh. Ashly Lau had a couple of bobbles and had to count 2 falls - one on her sheep jump. Couple of steps back on the landing of Nadine Joy Nathan's acro series sees her come off the beam. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi wears a similar leotard to that she wore day one just a different colour. Solid routine with a couple of bobbles. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh wears a purple and black leo with pink patterning. Solid routine with a couple of bobbles. DO Thi Van Anh wears a navy and white leotard with lighter blue patterning. It was a Vietnamese 1-2 with PHAN Thi Ha Thanh taking gold over DO Thi Van Anh with Farah Ann Abdul Hadi winning the bronze. Whilst on the Parallel Bars, Vietnam's DINH Phuong Thanh won the Gold medal with Thailand's Rartchawat Kaewpanya and PHAM Phuoc Hung rounding out the top three. 

1. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh  (VIE) 13.966
2. DO Thi Van Anh (VIE) 13.333
3. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) 13.300
4. Rifda Irfanalutfi (INA) 12.966
5. Elizabeth LeDuc (PHI) 12.700
6. Nadine Joy Nathan (SIN) 12.200
7. Praewpraw Doungchan (THA) 11.733
8. Ashly Lau Wei-Ning (SIN) 11.266

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) 13.733
2. Rifda Irfanalutfi (INA) 13.700
3. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh  (VIE) 13.433
4. Tan Ing Yueh (MAS) 13.333
5. Nadine Joy Nathan (SIN) 13.133
6. Janessa Dai Min Yi (SIN) 13.100
7. Ava Lorein Verdeflor (PHI) 12.900
8. Elizabeth LeDuc (PHI) 12.566

Day One of Event Finals at the 2015 28th SEA (Southeast Asian) Games see the Men's Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Still Rings Event Finals with the Women's Vault and Uneven Bars Finals also being contested. Not as big a crowd as what there was yesterday. Reyland Capellan is almost head and shoulders shorter than his fellow competitors! They have divided it so that the first four gymnasts warm up on the apparatus and then compete followed by a warm up on the apparatus for the next four gymnasts. Solid routine from Hoe Wah Toon to begin. Capellan is a very fast worker on the Floor Exercise. Another solid routine, this time from Thailand's Jamorn Prommanee. Good routine from PHAM Phuoc Hung - a little low on his second last past and a bobble on the landing of his final pass. Some big tumbling passes from LE Thanh Tung but he couldn't control the landing on a couple of them. Great routine from Rafael Iii Ablaza! And the gold goes to Philippines' Reyland Capellan with Singapore's Hoe Wah Toon and PHAM Phuoc Hung of Vietnam earning the silver and bronze respectively.

PHAN Thi Ha Thanh is wearing the black, white and gold (deep) leotard that she has worn in competition previously. Rifda Irfanalutfi is wearing a lovely blue leotard with diamantes. TAN Ing Yueh is wearing a lovely purple leotard with diamantes whilst Farah Ann Abdul Hadi is wearing a lovely red leotard with white sleeves which has red stripes down the side. I actually like Kanyanat Boontoeng's leotard - one white sleeve, a predominately blue body with the other sleeve red and white patterning (swirls) on the front with diamantes. DINH Phuong Thanh loses his momentum during his travelling and comes off the horse. Solid Vaults from PHAN Thi Ha Thanh and Farah Ann Abdul Hadi. Awesome routine from Gabriel Gan Zi Jie. Rifda irfanalutfi lands on her hands and feet on her second vault. Lovely leotard for DO Thi Van Anh - mesh sleeved with blue bottom half and aqua and pink swirls at the top. Jamorn Prommanee, top in qualification comes off the horse. Sleeveless leotard with what looks like a feather coming up across from the bottom. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh takes out the Vault title over Tan Ing Yueh and Farah Ann Abdul Hadi with Thailand's Rartchawat Kaewpanya winning the Pommel Horse title. Singapore's Gabriel Gan Zi Jie and Vietnam's LE Thanh Tung were second and third.

Janessa Dai Min Yi wears a lovely red leotard with diamantes and yellow patterning on the collar. Comes to a stop at the top of the bars. Red leo with white sleeves and yellow flame pattern for Ashly Lau Wei-Ning. Solid routine. Praewpraw Doungchan fall on her dismount. PHAN Thi Thanh falls on her transition to low bar. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi has a big fall on her release move but finishes strongly. Love Ava's leotard. Solid routine just a couple of steps on the dismount. Tan Ing Yueh wins the Uneven Bars title over Ava Lorein Verdeflor of the Philippines with Farah Ann Abdul Hadi finishing in third. On the Still Rings, Vietnam's DANG Nam dominated the competition, taking the title over compatriot PHAM Phuoc Hung. Thailand's Weena Chokpaoumpai finished third. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

1. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh (VIE) (13.766, 14.200) 13.983
2. Tan Ing Yueh (MAS) (13.400, 13.533) 13.466
3. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) (13.733, 12.900) 13.316
4. Rifda Irfanalutfi (INA) (13.466, 12.866) 13.166
5. DO Thi Van Anh (VIE) (13.666, 12.500) 13.083
6. Michelle Teo Yin Zhi (SIN) (13.100, 12.933) 13.016
7. Kanyanat Boontoeng (THA) (13.466, 12.433) 12.949
8. Praewpraw Doungchan (THA) (12.833, 12.800) 12.816

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Tan Ing Yueh (MAS) 12.766
2. Ava Lorein Verdeflor (PHI) 12.366
3. Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (MAS) 12.200
4. Ashly Lau Wei-Ning (SIN) 12.000
5. Praewpraw Doungchan (THA) 11.500
6. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh  (VIE) 11.133
7. Janessa Dai Min Yi (SIN) 11.033
8. DO Thi Thu Huyen (VIE) 9.666

Welcome to the second day of Event Finals at the 2014 Juegos Deportivos Centroamericanos y del Caribe from Veracruz, Mexico. I missed the first two events of the coverage however Cuba's Manrique Larduet Bicet won the Men's Vault title over Dominican Republic's Audrys Nin Reyes and Guatemala's Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez. Larduet Bicet's first Vault score was increased by 0.200 after an enquiry which saw him move into first. Venezuela's Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha dominated on the Balance Beam final over Mexico's Ana Estefania Lago Serna and Cuba's Yesenia Saskia Ferrera Nunez.

It's lovely to see Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez of Colombia and Cuba's Randy Jose Leru Bell clap for their fellow competitors in the introductions. Love, love, love the leotards we're seeing in today's finals. Gorgeous white leotard with silver patterning and diamantes for Paula Andrea Mejias Rodriguez. Stunning red leotard with diamantes and yellow and blue patterning on the left hand side. Two solid performances to start off the Floor final. Colombia Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno performed a sensational routine on the Parallel Bars! Beautiful leotard for Isabella Del Carmen Amado Medrano and a solid performance to match. Having two events being run at the same time means that the competition is moving at a rapid pace. Mexico's Karla Yanin Retiz Hernandez is a beautiful Floor worker although she was low on a number of landings. Silver leotard with white sleeves and diamantes for Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas. Blue leotard with diamante patterning for Colombia's Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez. Great to see her still competing. Nice routine but she had problems with her landings of her tumbling passes. Gorgeous Parallel Bars routine from Daniel Corral Barron. Step out of bounds from Garcia but otherwise a solid routine. White leotard with diamantes for Yesenia Saskia Ferrera Nunez - such a powerful tumbler she bounded out of two of her tumbling passes. Black leotard with three solid blocks of colour on the front with diamantes for Dovelis Elena Torres Herrero of Cuba - solid routine. Yesenia Saskia Ferrera Nunez wins the Floor Exercise title over Lopez Arocha and Torres Herrero, whilst on the Parallel Bars, Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno wins the title over Manrique Larduet Bicet of Cuba and Daniel Corral Barron of Mexico. 

And we are onto the final Final - Horizontal Bar. First up is Mexico's Kevin Ricardo Cerda Gastelum - Misses his first major release and lands heavy on his back. He gets back up and finishes his routine strongly. Corral Barron is there to give him support and what looks like a bit of feedback - love the camaraderie between all the Gymnasts. Puerto Rico's Alexander Rodriguez has gorgeous lines and that dismount was massive - he was almost to the end of the mat! Solid routine from Audrys Nin Reyes of the Dominican Republic, just a massive step back on the dismount. Puerto Rico's Luis Ramon Rivera has beautiful lines on this event - I'm a huge fan of his Gymnastics in general. Cuba's Randy Jose Leru Bell started off well with some great releases and unfortunately he counts a fall and put his hands down on his dismount. Huge fan of Venezuela's Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante who pulls off a solid routine. Solid routine by Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno of Colombia - just a little pause in the routine. Phenomenal routine by Manrique Larduet Bicet of Cuba - way too much power on the dismount and he takes a number of steps to finish off the matted area. Calvo Moreno wins over Larduet Bicet with Dominican Republic's Audrys Nin Reyes in third.

MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.775
2. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.550
3. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 15.350
4. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 15.175
5. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 14.900
6. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN) 14.450
7. Junior Amable Rojo Mendoza (VEN) 14.175
8. Luis Ramon Rivera (PUR) 13.475

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.975
2. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 14.775
3. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 14.500
4. Luis Ramon Rivera (PUR) 14.475
5. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN) 14.400
6. Alexander Rodriguez (PUR) 14.300
7. Kevin Ricardo Cerda Gastelum (MEX) 13.050
8. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 12.900

The first day of Event Finals were decided yesterday in Veracruz, Mexico at the 2014 Deportivos Juegos Centroamericans y del Caribe. Guatemalan stalwart Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez won the Floor Exercise title by 0.1 points over Cuban Manrique Larduet Bicet with Puerto Rico's Luis Ramon Rivera earning the bronze. Henrry Antonio Campusano Terrero of the Dominican Republic came into the final to replace Costa Rica's Tarik Soto Byfield who injured his knee on the landing of one of his first Vault in Qualification. He continued on with the second Vault and has qualified to tomorrow's final on the Event (it's unclear as to whether he will participate as his name is still on the start list). Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez of Colombia won the title on the Pommel Horse over Venezuela's Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante and Puerto Rico's Rafael Morales Casado. The leader on the event from qualification - Mexico's own Daniel Corral Barron finished in sixth place. The leader from qualifications on the Still Rings - Tommy Ramos Nin of Puerto Rico improved his score by 0.050 to take the title over Larduet Bicet. The bronze medal went to Daniel Corral Barron. 

In the Women's competition Cuba's Yesenia Saskia Ferrera Nunez took out the Vault title over compatriot Dovelis Elena Torres Herrero. Puerto Rico's Nicolle Diemil Vazquez Aviles earned the bronze medal. Dominican Republic's Yamilet Pena Abreu who finished seventh in the Final come into the event to replace Mexico's Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina who injured her foot in the Vault Qualification on the first day of competition. Venezuela's Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha dominated on the Uneven Bars, earning the title over Guatemala's Ana Sofia Gomez Porras and Colombia's Bibiana Maria Velez Alzate. Mexico's Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas who qualified to the final in top spot tied for fourth with Venezuela's Ivet Rojas Galean. 

RESULTS:

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha (VEN) 14.100
2. Ana Sofia Gomez Porras (GUA) 13.500
3. Bibiana Maria Velez Alzate (COL) 13.350
4. Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas (MEX); Ivet Rojas Galean (VEN) 13.200
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6. Melba Yurany Avendano Romero (COL) 12.775
7. Dovelis Elena Torres Herrero (CUB) 11.475
8. Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina (MEX) 11.025

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:

1. Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez (COL) 14.950
2. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN) 14.900
3. Rafael Morales Casado (PUR) 14.700
4. Alexander Rodriguez (PUR) 14.625
5. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 14.500
6. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 14.100
7. Jostyn Jose Fuenmayor Berroeta (VEN) 14.000
8. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 13.850

1. Tommy Ramos Nin (PUR) 15.350
2. Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB) 15.325
3. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 14.800
4. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.725
5. Alexis Torres Serrano (PUR) 14.100
6. Carlos Alberto Calvo Agudelo (COL) 14.050
7. Jostyn Jose Fuenmayor Berroeta (VEN) 14.000
8. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 12.600

The competition at the Medellin World Challenge Cup has come to an end with the second day of Event Finals. Panama's Isabella Del Carmen Amado Medrano earned the title on the Balance Beam with Colombian Rudy Marcela Sandoval Afanador taking out the silver medal. Argentina's Maria Belen Stoeffel and Slovenia's Tjasa Kysselef tied for the bronze. The Women's Floor Exercise honors went to Mariana Chiarella Avalos of Peru with Slovenian Sasa Golob and Ana Filipa Martins of Portugal finishing in second and third respectively. Brazil's Diego Hypolito triumphed on the Vault with Dominican Republic's Audrys Nin Reyes and Hudson Miguel of Brazil rounding out the top three. The Men's Parallel Bars title went to Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno who absolutely blew the field away. Japan's Ryoma Kawamoto came second with Alen Dimic of Slovenia finishing in third. Brazil's Hudson Miguel replaced Japan's Kenta Chiba in the Parallel Bars final. Argentina's Nicolas Cordoba won the Horizontal Bar title with the silver medal going to Colombian Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez and the Bronze to Dimic.

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Diego Hypolito (BRA) 14.884
2. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 14.817
3. Hudson Miguel (BRA) 14.767
4. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.750
5. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) 14.634
6. Mario Paulo Berrios Cruz (PER) 14.150
7. Toshiya Ikejiri (JPN) 14.134
8. William Andres Calle Lopera (COL) 13.950

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 16.000
2. Ryoma Kawamoto (JPN) 14.800
3. Alen Dimic (SLO) 14.700
4. Federico Molinari (ARG) 14.567
5. Hudson Miguel (BRA) 14.333
6. Angelo Dias de Assumpcao (BRA) 13.933
7. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 13.533
8. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 13.233

1. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.667
2. Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez (COL) 14.533
3. Alen Dimic (SLO) 14.367
4. Naoto Hayasaka (JPN) 14.300
5. Federico Molinari (ARG) 13.300
6. Adrian Efrain Prieto Angel (MEX) 12.933
7. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 12.700
8. Henrique Medina Flores (BRA) 12.067