Gymmin' Miel!

After missing her Produnova during the Qualifications, Oksana Chusovitina of Uzbekistan came back strong to take the title at the 2016 Mersin World Challenge Cup. Austria's Lisa Ecker and Colombian Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez finished in second and third respectively. Escobar Gomez picked up the Uneven Bars honor over Turkey's Demet Mutlu and Ecker. Top Balance Beam qualifier Tutya Yilmaz of Turkey took out the title over Chusovitina and Ecker, whilst on the Floor Exercise, Turkey's Goksu Uctas Sanli narrowly earned the gold over Ecker and Escobar Gomez. Turkey's Ferhat Arican narrowly earned the title on the Floor Exercise over Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno and Turkey's Ahmet Onder whilst on the Pommel Horse, Calvo Moreno triumphed over Arican and Jordan's  Ahmad Abu Al Soud. Turkey's Ibrahim Colak once again dominated on the Still Rings - winning by 1.450 points over Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno. Iran's Reza Farnia finished third. Onder added the Vault gold to his collection topping Hong Kong's Man Hin Jim and Calvo Moreno. Arican narrowly earned the title on the Parallel Bars over Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno with Onder in third, with Umit Samiloglu taking out the honors on the Horizontal Bar over Calvo Moreno and Onder. Huge thanks to the Turkey Gymnastics Federation for their live stream of today's Finals and Award Ceremonies.

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 13.900
2. Demet Mutlu (TUR) 13.500
3. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 12.900
4. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 11.600
5. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 9.950
6. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 4.600

1. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 13.900
2. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 13.500
3. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.150
4. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 12.250
5. Cagla Altundemir (TUR) 10.900
6. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 9.700

1. Goksu Uctas Sanli (TUR) 13.450
2. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.300
3. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 13.050
4. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 12.350
5. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 10.250

1. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 14.350
2. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.200
3. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.100
4. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) 13.200
5. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 12.700

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.850
2. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 14.500
3. Ahmad Abu Al Soud (JOR) 13.550
4. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 12.450
5. Adham Alsqour (JOR) 11.650
6. Isa Hamaratcilar (TUR) 11.600

1. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.550
2. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.100
3. Reza Farnia (IRI) 14.000
4. Adham Alsqour (JOR) 13.550
5. Yunus Emre Gundogdu (TUR) 13.400
6. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) 13.250
7. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 12.400

1. Ahmet Onder (TUR) (14.550, 14.150) 14.350
2. Man Hin Jim (HKG) (14.400, 14.050) 14.225
3. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) (14.400, 13.650) 14.025
4. Ferhat Arican (TUR) (13.100, 14.300) 13.700
5. Daniel Robert Lucas (AZE) (13.350, 14.000) 13.675
6. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) (13.250, 12.950) 13.100
7. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) (13.800, 12.350) 13.075
8. Yazan Abandeh (JOR) (13.100, 11.050) 12.075

It was a small field of Women and Men who contested the Qualifications at the 2016 Mersin World Challenge Cup in Mersin, Turkey with every gymnast advancing to the Finals. Austria's Lisa Ecker topped the Vault over Demet Mutlu of Turkey and Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez of Colombia. Oksana Chusovitina of Uzbekistan and Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan of Hong Kong also advance to the final despite both scoring 0.000 for their first Vaults. Mutlu topped Ecker and Chusovitina on the Uneven Bars, whilst on the Balance Beam Turkey's Tutya Yilmaz earned the high score over Ecker and Chusovitina. Yilmaz also qualified highest on the Floor Exercise with the higher execution mark over Ecker with Turkey Goksu Uctas Sanli in third. Turkey's own Ahmet Onder and Ferhat Arican went 1-2 on the Floor Exercise with Colombia's Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno in third. Calvo Moreno and Arican were the top scorers on the Pommel Horse dominating over Jordan's Adham Alsqour. Ibrahim Colak of Turkey dominated on the Still Rings, scoring 1.650 points over compatriot Yunus Emre Gundogdu, whilst on the Vault Calvo Moreno topped Hong Kong's Man Hin Jim and Onder. Arican dominated on the Parallel Bars over Calvo Moreno and Onder whilst on the Horizontal Bar Turkey's Umit Samiloglu dominated over Calvo Moreno and Onder. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Demet Mutlu (TUR) 13.350
2. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 12.800
3. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 11.850
4. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 11.750
5. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 10.450
6. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 8.100

1. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 14.300
2. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.700
3. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 13.350
4. Cagla Altundemir (TUR) 11.900
5. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 10.750
6. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 10.750

1. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) 13.500
2. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.500
3. Goksu Uctas Sanli (TUR) 13.350
4. Catalina Elena Escobar Gomez (COL) 12.950
5. Tsz Sum Elizabeth Chan (HKG) 10.750

1. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.700
2. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 14.400
3. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.150
4. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) 14.050
5. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 13.900

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.650
2. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 14.600
3. Adham Alsqour (JOR) 13.550
4. Ahmad Abu Al Soud (JOR) 11.850
5. Isa Hamaratcilar (TUR) 11.700
6. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 9.950

1. Ibrahim Colak (TUR) 15.250
2. Yunus Emre Gundogdu (TUR) 13.600
3. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) 13.050
4. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 13.050
5. Adham Alsqour (JOR) 13.000
6. Reza Farnia (IRI) 12.750
7. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) 11.550

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) (14.600, 14.300) 14.450
2. Man Hin Jim (HKG) (14.500, 14.150) 14.325
3. Ahmet Onder (TUR) (14.800, 13.300) 14.050
4. Ferhat Arican (TUR) (14.100, 13.450) 13.775
5. Murad Agharzayev (AZE) (13.700, 13.150) 13.425
6. Daniel Robert Lucas (AZE) (12.600, 13.900) 13.250
7. Majdi Al-Hmood (JOR) (13.250, 13.050) 13.150
8. Yazan Abandeh (JOR) (13.050, 0.000) 6.525

WOMEN:

• Asuka Teramoto
• Mai Murakami
• Aiko Sugihara
• Sae Miyakawa
• Yuki Uchiyama
• Marina Kawasaki
• Natsumi Sasada

The first night of competition at the 2016 Men's P&G Championships was last night at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut. I started doing some quick hits but then found myself too engrossed in the coverage which was fantastic and bounced from apparatus to apparatus to ensure we saw as many routines as possible. In a closely fought evening, Donnell Whittenburg of Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center took the top All Around score by 0.050 points over Samuel Mikulak (Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center) with Chris Brooks (Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center) in third. It was a night where some of the best had some errors namely John Orozco and Brandon Wynn on Pommel Horse, Mikulak on Floor Exercise and Danell Leyva on the Horizontal Bar. Jacob Dalton of Team Hilton/University of Oklahoma was the top scorer on the Floor Exercise over Paul Ruggeri III (Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center) and Eddie Penev (Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center). On the Pommel Horse, Donothan Bailey of Team Hilton/U.S. Olympic Training Center top scored over Ellis Mannon of the University of Minnesota and Mikulak. Whittenburg outclassed C.J. Maestas (U.S. Olympic Training Center) on the Still Rings with Dalton and Brandon Wynn (Team Hilton/Ohio State University) tying for third. The Vault high score was earned by Anthony McCallum (University of Michigan and Matthew Wenske of Cypress Academy of Gymnastics. Sean Melton of Ohio State University top scored on the Parallel Bars over Mikulak and Brooks, whilst on the Horizontal Bar Mikulak was the high scorer over Ruggeri and Brooks. 

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 2016 Men's European Artistic Gymnastics Championships continue from Bern, Switzerland today with the Senior Men's Team Final. So I came onto the livestream in time to see a rock solid Pommel Horse routine from Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev. Solid Floor routine from Daniel Purvis (GBR) - just a couple of bobbles on the landings. Great vault from Italy's Andrea Cingolani. Step out of bounds on the second pass for Russian Denis Ablyazin. After the first rotation, Russia leads over Great Britain with France in third.

Philipp Herder of Germany has a hop on the landing of his Kasamatsu full. Second German on the Vault, had a couple of steps back (Sebastian Krimmer). Step on the double double dismount on the Still Rings for Verniaiev. Solid routine on Pommels for Nile Wilson. Great routine from Louis Smith. Igor Radivilov, who missed out on qualifying to the Still Rings final looked all business. Just taking a step sideways on the dismount. I may have gotten a little engrossed in the coverage and forgot to take notes. The Russians looked incredible on the Pommel Horse, whilst Switzerland had a solid rotation on the Still Rings. After two rotations, Russia still leads over Great Britain with France still in third.

Awkward looking step on the landing of Daniel Purvis' Rings dismount. Rock solid STUCK Dragulescu Vault from Verniaiev! A little low chest and a step on the landing of Igor Radivilov's vault. Smiles all round after Courtney Tulloch's Rings set. Disappointing Vault from Pablo Braegger whilst his team mate Eddy Yusof takes a big step back on the landing of his Yeo. At the halfway point Russia still leads Great Britain with Ukraine in third.

Phenomenal PB routine from Verniaiev! 16.100. Solid finish on Horizontal Bar from Germany's Marcel Nguyen after a disappointing fall. Couple of landing issues and steps out of bounds from Andrea Cingolani of Italy. Stuck Dragulescu from Russia's Nikita Nagornyy. Solid vault for David Belyavskiy. Frenchman Zachari Hrimeche misses the Horizontal Bar and has to record a fall. I need to admit that I am a huge fan of Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana and forgive his out of bounds and low landing. After some phenomenal Parallel Bars routines, Switzerland moves into third with Russia still leading over Great Britain.

Fall on the Horizontal Bar from Radivilov. Big step back on the dismount from Semiankiv and a couple of form breaks but an okay routine. Solid routine from Verniaiev. Just a step on the dismount but that was a fantastic PB routine from Nile Wilson! 15.966!! Fall from Oliver Hegi on his HB dismount but a solid routine from his team mate Pablo Braegger. Looks like a few bobbles for the Russians on the Parallel Bars. Step back on the dismount but a nice routine from Christian Baumann. Incredible routine from David Belyavskiy. Headed into the final rotation Russia leads over Great Britain and Switzerland.

Solid HB routine from Daniel Purvis. Amazing Flairs on the Pommel Horse from Germany's Waldemar Eichorn - just some slight form breaks. Great routine from Wilson on HB. Solid start to the Russian rotation on the HB - nice routine from Belyavskiy, followed by a solid routine from Ignatyev. Great start on Floor by Eddy Yusof. Solid routine from Nikolai Kuksenkov which is sure to secure gold for the Russians. Pablo Braegger finishes things off for the Swiss with a solid routine to capture the bronze medal!!

Great Britain's Giarnni Regini-Moran lead from first rotation to take the 2016 Junior Men's European Artistic Gymnastics Championships All Around title by 1.233 points over Russia's Andrei Makolov last night. Regini-Moran and Makolov finished in the same rank that they qualified in. Great Britain's Joe Fraser who qualified in fourth, finished with the bronze medal after performing a solid routine on the Horizontal Bar. Switzerland's Henji Mboyo and Samir Serhani who finished in seventh and fifth respectively were in the hunt for the bronze medal headed into the final rotation but both had problems. Regini-Moran was the high scorer on the Floor Exercise and Vault whilst Makolov was the top scorer on the Still Rings and Parallel Bars. Fraser was the high scorer on the Pommel Horse, with Hungarian Krisztian Boncser earning the top mark on the Horizontal Bar. Huge congratulations to all gymnasts but a special shout out Serbia's Petar Vefic and Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan whose performances were a first for their countries! 

ALL AROUND FINAL RESULTS:

I personally am loving all the teams announced today to represent Great Britain at the upcoming 2016 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships which are being held in Bern, Switzerland. Congratulations and best wishes to all who have been selected and good luck to Amy Tinkler who is staying home to focus on her upcoming school exams. 

SENIOR WOMEN'S TEAM:

SENIOR MEN'S TEAM:

• Daniel Purvis
• Louis Smith
• Kristian Thomas
• Max Whitlock
• Nile Wilson

• Taeja James
• Alice Kinsella
• Maisie Methuen
• Megan Parker
• Lucy Stanhope

• Hamish Carter
• Joe Fraser
• Jamie Lewis
• Joshua Nathan
• Giarnni Regini-Moran

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

1. Japan
2. China
3. Great Britain
4. Russian Federation
5. United States of America
6. Switzerland 
7. Brazil
8. Republic of Korea 
9. Germany
10. Ukraine
11. Netherlands
12. France

• Romania
• Spain

• Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana (ESP)
• Harutyun Merdinyan (ARM)
• Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE)
• RI Se Gwang (PRK)
• Marian Dragulescu (ROU)
• Oleg Stepko (AZE)
• Manrique Larduet Bicet (CUB)
• Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno OR Javier Sandoval Afanador (COL)
• Daniel Corral Barron OR Kevin Cerda Gastelum (MEX)
• Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR)
• Alexander Shatilov (ISR)
• Ferhat Arican (TUR)
• (ESP)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB)
• Filip Ude (CRO)
• (BEL)
• Petro Pakhnyuk (AZE)
• Anton Fokin (UZB) 
• (ROU)
• Karl Oskar Kirmes (FIN)
• Ludovico Edalli (ITA)
• Stian Skjerahaug (NOR)
• David Jessen (CZE)
• Robert Tvorogal (LTU)
• PHAM Phuoc Hung (VIE)
• Marios Georgiou (CYP)
• Kieran Behan (IRL)
• Vlasios Maras (GRE)
• Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR)
• Mikhail Koudinov (NZL)
• Ryan Patterson (RSA)
• Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda (CHI)
• Botond Kardos OR Vid Hidvegi (HUN)
• Chih Kai Lee (TPE)
• Continental Place: Mohamed Abdeldjalil Bourguieg (ALG)
• (CAN)
• Tripartite Commission Invitation Place: Kevin Crovetto (MONACO) 

• Nicolas Cordoba (ARG)
• Michael Mercieca (AUS)
• Luis Rivera (PUR) 

The 2016 Women's Artistic Gymnastics Interstate Classic will be held in conjunction with the 2016 Western Australian Go for 2&5 Autumn State Championships. The Championships will be held from the 28th of April until the 1st of May with the Interstate Classic taking place on the Saturday, 30th April at the State Gymnastics Centre, Perth. The Premiere Session of the Go For 2&5 Championships starts at 6.30pm featuring Men's Level 9 Under 17 - Senior International and Women's International Level 9 - Senior International. Women's Artistic Gymnasts from the NCE - Melbourne and two gymnasts from Queensland are set to be in action as part of the Interstate Classic.

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
STARTING ON VAULT:

STARTING ON UNEVEN BARS:

STARTING ON BALANCE BEAM:

STARTING ON FLOOR EXERCISE:

GO FOR 2&5 AUTUMN STATE CHAMPS - MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS - SESSION 4A (STARTING ON POMMEL HORSE):

• Joseph Spellacy (High Flyers) - LEVEL 9 UNDER 17
• Elija Meegan (NDGC) - LEVEL 9 UNDER 17
• Gabriel O'Sullivan (NDGC) - SENIOR INTERNATIONAL
• Jake Thompson (NDGC) - LEVEL 10 OPEN
• Harrison Jones (High Flyers) - LEVEL 9 UNDER 17

The University of Oklahoma's Men's Artistic Gymnastics team won their second consecutive NCAA National Championship title as the Men's Championships came to a close in the St. John  Arena on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus Ohio. Stanford University finished in second place - a massive 9.350 points behind Oklahoma. Ohio State University finished a full point behind Stanford to finish third place. The University of Illinois-Champaign was fourth with Penn State University and the University of Minnesota finishing fifth and sixth respectively. Oklahoma Freshman Yul Moldauer won the All Around with a score of 89.100 - and becomes the eighth Sooner in the program's history to take the title - and the first to do so since Jacob Dalton in 2012. Oklahoma Senior Kanji Oyama tied for second place with Stanford Junior Akash Modi. Oklahoma Junior Colin van Wicklen won the Floor Exercise title over both Oyama and Moldauer. The University of Illinois' Sophomore Brandon Ngai becomes the youngest gymnast to ever win a NCAA title at just 17 years old after winning the Pommel Horse title. Ohio State University Freshman Alec Yoder and the University of Nebraska Senior Ethan Lottman rounded out the top three. Stanford University Senior Dennis Zaremski won the Still Rings over U.S. Air Force Academy Senior Denis Aurelius. University of Michigan Senior Colin Mahar and Oklahoma Sophomore Hunter Justus tied for third. The University of Michigan Freshman Anthony McCallum becomes only third NCAA Vault Champion in Michigan's program history - and the first in 13 years. Ohio State University Sophomore Seth Delbridge finished in second with a tie for third between Penn State Senior Trevor Howard and University of California-Berkeley Senior Kyle Zemeir. Modi topped Moldauer on the Parallel Bars with University of Nebraska Senior Sam Chamberlain in third. Modi tied for the Horizontal Bar title with Ohio State University Senior Alex Johnson. Berkeley Sophomore Yordan Aleksandrov finished third. Johnson becomes the first Individual National Champion for Ohio State University since Michael Newburger in 2013 - and the first on the Horizontal Bar since Ron Ferris in 2005.

TEAM RESULTS:

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

1. Yul Moldauer (University of Oklahoma) 89.100
2. Kanji Oyama (University of Oklahoma); Akash Modi (Stanford University) 88.500
3. 
   
4. Allan Bower (University of Oklahoma) 88.100
5. Alec Yoder (Ohio State University) 88.050
6. Trevor Howard (Penn State University) 86.500
7. Dmitri Belanovski (University of Michigan) 85.700
8. Kyle Zemeir (University of California-Berkeley) 85.150
9. Tristan Duran (University of Minnesota) 85.050
10. Alex Diab (University of Illinois-Champaign); Matthew Loochtan (University of Iowa) 84.150
11. 
    
12. Kevin Wolting (University of California-Berkeley) 83.800
13. Justin Karstadt (University of Minnesota) 83.750
14. Jack Boyle (University of Iowa) 83.600
15. Jonathan Tang (U.S. Naval Academy) 82.950

Full results can be found at: http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/livestats/m-gym/20160416.htm

BELOW ARE THE ALL AMERICANS ON EACH EVENT (TOP 8 EARN ALL-AMERICAN HONORS)

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Colin van Wicklen (University of Oklahoma) 15.300
2. Kanji Oyama (University of Oklahoma) 15.100
3. Yul Moldauer (University of Oklahoma) 15.000
4. Emeric Quade (Ohio State University) 14.800
5. Dmitri Belanovski (University of Michigan); Austin Epperson (University of Nebraska); Kevin Wolting (University of California-Berkeley) 14.700
6. 
   
7. 
   
8. Joel Gagnon (University of Minnesota); Trevor Howard (Penn State University); Zach Liebler (University of Minnesota); Akash Modi (Stanford University) 14.650

1. Brandon Ngai (University of Illinois-Champaign) 15.450
2. Alec Yoder (Ohio State University) 15.300
3. Ethan Lottman (University of Nebraska) 15.250
4. Logan Bradley (University of Illinois-Champaign); Arinn Wade (U.S. Air Force Academy) 15.200
5. 
   
6. Allan Bower (University of Oklahoma) 15.100
7. Tim Wang (U.S. Air Force Academy) 15.000
8. Justin Karstadt (University of Minnesota) 14.950

1. Dennis Zaremski (Stanford University) 15.450
2. Dennis Aurelius (U.S. Air Force Academy) 15.300
3. Hunter Justus (University of Oklahoma); Colin Mahar (University of Michigan) 15.250
4. 
   
5. Sean Melton (Ohio State University) 15.150
6. Trevor Howard (Penn State University) 15.100
7. Alec Yoder (Ohio State University) 15.050
8. Leroy Clarke Jr. (Penn State University) 15.000

1. Anthony McCallum (University of Michigan) 15.550
2. Seth Delbridge (Ohio State University) 15.350
3. Trevor Howard (Penn State University); Kyle Zemeir (University of California-Berkeley) 15.300
4. 
   
5. Colin van Wicklen (University of Oklahoma) 15.250
6. Kanji Oyama (University of Oklahoma) 15.200
7. Alexander Wilson (Ohio State University); Zach Liebler (University of Minnesota) 15.100

1. Akash Modi (Stanford University) 15.300
2. Yul Moldauer (University of Oklahoma) 15.250
3. Sam Chamberlain (University of Nebraska) 15.150
4. Sergey Resnick (University of Oklahoma); Dennis Zaremski (Stanford University) 14.850
5. 
   
6. Brian Knott (Stanford University) 14.750
7. Kanji Oyama (University of Oklahoma); Allan Bower (University of Oklahoma); Anton Stephenson (University of Nebraska) 14.700

1. Akash Modi (Stanford University); Alex Johnson (Ohio State University) 15.200
2. 
   
3. Yordan Aleksandrov (University of California-Berkeley) 15.000
4. Sean Melton (Ohio State University) 14.950
5. Alex Diab (University of Illinois-Champaign) 14.900
6. Colin van Wicklen (University of Oklahoma); Levi Anderson (University of Oklahoma); Taylor Seaton (Stanford University); Jayden Bull (University of Illinois-Champaign) 14.800

The Aquece Rio Test Event gets underway with Artistic Gymnastics at the Rio Olympic Arena with the Men's Team Final, All Around Competition and Event Finals Qualification. The top four teams from today's competition qualify full teams to compete at the Olympics whilst other gymnasts are hoping to qualify as Individuals. Additional participants from already qualified teams are competing to garner further competition experience.

Germany, Ukraine, the Netherlands and France have finished in the top four of the Team competition respectively and will be sending full teams to the upcoming Olympics! Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev topped the All Around standings over Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno and the United States of America's John Orozco. Spain's Rayderley Miguel Zapata Santana topped the Floor Exercise qualification over Verniaiev and Spain's Nestor Abad. Verniaiev was the top qualifier to the Pommel Horse final over China's SUN Wei and Belarussian Andrey Likhovitskiy. It was a close Still Rings qualification but Eleftherios Petrounias of Greece topped Brazil's own Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti with Samir Ait Said of France rounding out the top three. In a field where only six gymnasts competed two Vaults, Verniaiev topped U.S. gymnast Jacob Dalton and the Republic of Korea's KIM Hansol. Verniaiev was also top on the Parallel Bars over Uzbekistan's Anton Fokin and Turkey's Ferhat Arican. Great Britain's Nile Wilson topped the Horizontal Bar over Dutchman Epke Zonderland with Germany's Andreas Bretschneider in third. 

RESULTS:

TEAM FINAL:

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

STILL RINGS:

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.900
2. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.800
3. Samir Ait Said (FRA) 15.600
4. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.266
5. LIAO Junlin (CHN) 15.233
6. Matteo Morandi (ITA) 15.033
7. Nile Wilson (GBR) 15.000
8. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.000
9. Chih-Yu Chen (TPE) 14.933 RESERVE ONE
10. Dennis Goossens (BEL) 14.900 RESERVE TWO
11. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 14.850 RESERVE THREE

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.200, 15.266) 15.233
2. Jacob Dalton (USA) (15.266, 14.600) 14.933
3. KIM Hansol (KOR) (14.866, 15.000) 14.933
4. Scott Morgan (CAN) (14.800, 14.700) 14.750
5. Igor Radilov (UKR) (15.100, 14.100) 14.600
6. Mohamed Abdeldjalil Bourguieg (ALG) (14.633, 14.333) 14.483

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 16.266
2. Anton Fokin (UZB) 15.766
3. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 15.700
4. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.600
5. Lukas Dauser (GER) 15.566
6. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 15.500
7. John Orozco (USA) 15.466
8. Kevin Antoniotti (FRA); Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 15.400
9. 
   
10. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 15.366 RESERVE ONE
11. SUN Wei (CHN) 15.300 RESERVE TWO
12. PHAM Phuoc Hung (VIE) 15.200 RESERVE THREE

1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 15.333
2. Epke Zonderland (NED) 15.233
3. Andreas Bretschneider (GER) 15.183
4. John Orozco (USA) 15.100
5. Randy Jose Leru Bell (CUB) 14.933
6. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.933
7. Bart Deurloo (NED) 14.925
8. YOO Wonchul (KOR) 14.833
9. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.800 RESERVE ONE
10. Jeffrey Wammes (NED) 14.666
11. Alexander Shatilov (ISR) 14.600 RESERVE TWO
12. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.600 RESERVE THREE

Today marked the final day of Qualifications in the Lausitz-Arena of the 40th Turnier der Meister Cottbus World Challenge Cup. Sanne Wevers of the Netherlands outclassed Germany's Sophie Scheder and Poland's Katarzyna Jurkowska-Kowalska to take the top score on the Balance Beam. From the original start list, Latvia's Valerija Grisane did not compete on the Balance Beam whilst Finland's Tomi Tuuha did not,compete on the Vault due to his wrist injury. Greece's Nikolaos Iliopoulos and Poland's Lukasz Borkowski did not compete on the Parallel Bars. Lisa Top continued the good fortune for the Dutch Women on the second day topping Jurkowska-Kowalska and German Antonia Alicke on the  Floor Exercise. Ukrainian Oleg Verniaiev topped the Vault standings over China's QU Ruiyang and Switzerland's Benjamin Gischard. Germany's own Marcel Nguyen and Lukas Dauser were the top two qualifiers on the Parallel Bars with Verniaiev and China's ZHU Xiaodong in third. Switzerland's Pablo Braegger and Christian Baumann were the top and second highest qualifiers on the Horizontal Bar. Toba was third. 

WOMEN'S QUALIFICATIONS (QUALIFIERS TO THE FINALS IN BOLD):

BALANCE BEAM:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Lisa Top (NED) 13.850
2. Katarzyna Jurkowska-Kowalska (POL) 13.650
3. Antonia Alicke (GER) 13.450
4. Angelina Kysla (UKR) 13.400
5. Sophie Scheder (GER) 13.300
6. Marta Pihan-Kulesza (POL) 13.150
7. Simona Castro Lazo (CHI) 13.050
8. Veronika Cenkova (CZE) 12.950
9. Isabella Amado Medrano (PAN) 12.900 RESERVE ONE
10. Dilnoza Abdusalimova (UZB) 12.850 RESERVE TWO
11. Tjasa Kysselef (SLO) 12.700 RESERVE THREE
12. Laura Bechdeju (ESP) 12.700
13. Nora Fernandez I Iniesta (ESP) 12.650
14. Ailen Valente (ARG) 12.500
15. Jasmin Mader (AUT) 12.500
16. Angela Maguire (RSA) 12.150
17. Ariana Orrego Martinez (PER) 12.150
18. Eva Mickova (CZE) 12.100
19. Martine Magnussen (NOR) 12.100
20. WU Jing (CHN) 12.100
21. LIU Jinru (CHN) 12.000
22. Maria Belen Stoeffel (ARG) 11.950
23. Valerija Grisane (LAT) 11.800
24. Linnea Hoejer Wang (DEN) 11.700
25. Victoria Gilberg (DEN) 11.600
26. Alisa Zadvorna (UKR) 11.300
27. Maria Simou (GRE) 11.100
28. Mina Gesthimani Vartholomaiou (GRE) 10.100

VAULT:

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.250, 15.250) 15.250
2. QU Ruiyang (CHN) (15.100, 14.900) 15.000
3. Benjamin Gischard (SUI) (15.100, 14.450) 14.775
4. Christopher Remkes (AUS) (14.650, 14.800) 14.725
5. Diego Hypolito (BRA) (14.750, 14.550) 14.650
6. Angelo Dias de Assumpcao (BRA) (14.650, 14.650) 14.650
7. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (14.450, 14.800) 14.625
8. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) (14.500, 14.300) 14.400
9. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) (13.950, 14.000) 13.975 RESERVE ONE
10. Andreas Toba (GER) (14.400, 13.400) 13.900 RESERVE TWO
11. Aleksejs Pajada (LAT) (14.200, 13.550) 13.875 RESERVE THREE
12. Cameron Mackenzie (RSA) (13.700, 13.800) 13.750
13. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (13.250, 14.100) 13.675
14. Sebastian Cecot (POL) (13.600, 13.250) 13.425
15. Heikki Saarenketo (FIN) (11.750, 12.900) 12.325
16. Odin Martin Dessard Kalvo (NOR) (14.000, 10.550) 12.275 
17. Tabo Mkandawire (RSA) (12.600, 11.400) 12.000
18. Andres Martin Martin (ESP) (14.000, 0.000) 7.000
19. Levente Vagner (HUN) (13.550, 0.000) 6.775
20. Lukas Dauser (GER) (13.350, 0.000) 6.675
21. Kevin Triad Perez (ESP) (13.200, 0.000) 6.600
22. Dawid Weglarz (POL) (0.000, 12.500) 6.250

PARALLEL BARS:

1. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 15.550
2. Lukas Dauser (GER) 15.550
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR); ZHU Xiaodong (CHN) 15.250
4. 
   
5. Christian Baumann (SUI) 15.100
6. Andreas Toba (GER) 14.650 - HORS CONCOURS PARTICIPANT
7. Adam Babos (HUN) 14.100
8. Angelo Dias de Assumpcao (BRA) 14.050
9. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 14.050
10. Stian Skjerahaug (NOR) 13.850 RESERVE ONE
11. Adam Kierzkowski (POL) 13.800 RESERVE TWO
12. Ashley Watson (GBR) 13.750 RESERVE THREE
13. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) 13.700
14. Pascal Bucher (SUI) 13.650
15. Pietro Giachino (NOR) 13.550
16. Fabian Leimlehner (AUT) 13.250
17. Andres Martin Martin (ESP) 13.250
18. Robert Tvorogal (LTU) 13.200
19. Norbert Dudas (HUN) 13.150
20. Alen Dimic (SLO) 13.150
21. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 12.950
22. Samuel Piasecky (SVK) 12.800
23. Illia Yehorov (UKR) 12.700
24. Tiaan Grobler (RSA) 12.650
25. Fellipe Arakawa Ferreira (BRA) 12.550
26. Dimitris Krasias (CYP) 12.200
27. Tabo Mkandawire (RSA) 12.150
28. Aleksejs Pajada (LAT) 12.050
29. Joel Plata Rodriguez (ESP) 11.800
30. Eduard Shaulov (UZB) 11.600

1. Pablo Braegger (SUI) 15.150
2. Christian Baumann (SUI) 14.850
3. Andreas Toba (GER) 14.800
4. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.550
5. Adria Vera Mora (ESP) 14.500
6. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.500
7. Robert Tvorogal (LTU) 14.250
8. Kevin Cerda Gastelum (MEX) 14.250
9. Nikolaos Iliopoulos (GRE) 14.100 RESERVE ONE
10. Lukas Dauser (GER) 14.100 - HORS CONCOURS PARTICIPANT 
11. Pietro Giachino (NOR) 14.050 RESERVE TWO
12. Matthias Schwab (AUT) 14.050 RESERVE THREE
13. Joel Plata Rodriguez (ESP) 14.050
14. David Vecsernyes (HUN) 13.950
15. Fabian Leimlehner (AUT) 13.850
16. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 13.850
17. Samuel Piasecky (SVK) 13.750 
18. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) 13.750
19. Norbert Dudas (HUN) 13.700
20. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 13.700
21. Alen Dimic (SLO) 13.650
22. Ashley Watson (GBR) 13.600
23. Tabo Mkandawire (RSA) 13.550
24. Dimitris Krasias (CYP) 13.550
25. Aleksejs Pajada (LAT) 13.400
26. Sebastian Cecot (POL) 13.400
27. Filip Sasnal (POL) 13.200
28. Angelo Dias de Assumpcao (BRA) 13.200
29. Marcus Conradi (NOR) 13.100
30. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 13.100
31. Fellipe Arakawa Ferreira (BRA) 12.850
32. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) 11.650

The competition at the 40th edition of the Turnier de Meister Cottbus World Challenge Cup got underway at the Lausitz-Arena in Cottbus, Germany. Germany's Pauline Schaefer withdrew as a result of a shoulder injury. Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina top scored on the Vault with an average 0.350 points higher than that of China's WU Jing. Slovenian Teja Belak qualified to the final in third. Sophie Scheder of Germany narrowly topped China's ZHU Xiaofang for the top mark on the Uneven Bars. Dutchwoman Sanne Wevers was the third highest scorer. Brazil's Diego Hypolito was the high scorer on the Floor Exercise with Slovenia Rok Klavora and Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev in second and third respectively. China's WENG Hao dominated on the Pommel Horse. Ukraine's Verniaiev and Mexico's Daniel Corral Barron rounded out the top three high scores. Verniaiev and Belgian Dennis Goossens both scored the top mark of 15.050 on the Still Rings, narrowly edging Ukraine's Igor Radivilov. Qualifications continue Friday. 

WOMEN'S QUALIFICATIONS (QUALIFIERS TO THE FINAL IN BOLD):

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Sophie Scheder (GER) 14.850
2. ZHU Xiaofang (CHN) 14.800
3. Sanne Wevers (NED) 14.050
4. Gabriela Janik (POL) 13.600
5. Simona Castro Lazo (CHI) 13.200
6. Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 13.150
7. Lisa Top (NED) 13.100
8. Nora Fernandez I Iniesta (ESP) 13.100
9. Ivana Kamnikar (SLO) 12.950 RESERVE ONE
10. Maria Belen Stoeffel (ARG) 12.950 RESERVE TWO
11. Jasmin Mader (AUT) 12.850 RESERVE THREE
12. Ailen Valente (ARG) 12.850
13. Angelina Kysla (UKR) 12.750
14. Isabella Amado Medrano (PAN) 12.600
15. Marta Pihan-Kulesza (POL) 12.600
16. Veronika Cenkova (CZE) 12.450
17. Evangelia Plyta (GRE) 12.450
18. Teja Belak (SLO) 12.350
19. Ariana Orrego Martinez (PER) 12.000
20. Mina Gesthimani Vartholomaiou (GRE) 11.900
21. Laura Bechdeju (ESP) 11.400
22. Angela Maguire (RSA); Alisa Zadvorna (UKR) 11.350
23. 
    
24. Eva Mickova (CZE) 11.050
25. Linn Finstad (NOR) 10.500
26. Martine Magnussen (NOR) 10.050
27. Linnea Hoejer Wang (DEN) 9.200

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Diego Hypolito (BRA) 15.250
2. Rok Klavora (SLO) 15.200
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.750
4. Angelo Dias de Assumpcao (BRA) 14.700
5. Pablo Braegger (SUI) 14.650
6. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) 14.650
7. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) 14.600
8. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 14.550
9. WANG Haoran (CHN) 14.500 RESERVE ONE
10. Dimitrios Markousis (GRE) 14.450 RESERVE TWO
11. Kevin Cerda Gastelum (MEX) 14.350 RESERVE THREE
12. Ziga Silc (SLO) 14.250
13. Adam Babos (HUN) 14.200
14. Joel Plata Rodriguez (ESP) 14.200
15. Levente Vagner (HUN) 14.150
16. Ivan Rittschik (GER) 13.950 - HORS CONCOURS PARTICIPANT 
17. Siemon Volkaert (BEL) 13.950
18. Helge Liebrich (GER) 13.850
19. WU Di (CHN) 13.700
20. Eduard Shaulov (UZB) 13.600
21. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 13.400
22. Cameron Mackenzie (RSA) 13.400
23. Marcus Conradi (NOR) 13.400
24. Adria Vera Mora (ESP) 13.400
25. Odin Martin Dessard Kalvo (NOR) 13.250
26. Benjamin Gischard (SUI) 13.250
27. Daniel Kopeinik (AUT) 13.050
28. Robert Tvorogal (LTU) 12.950
29. Heikki Saarenketo (FIN) 12.950
30. Christopher Remkes (AUS) 12.900
31. Aleksejs Pajada (LAT) 12.750
32. Slavomir Michnak (SVK) 12.750
33. Fabian Leimlehner (AUT) 12.250
34. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) 11.900
35. Lukasz Borkowski (POL) 11.750
36. Kresimir Majdandzic (CRO) 11.400
37. Antonios Tantalidis (GRE) 11.350
38. Tiaan Grobler (RSA) 11.250
39. Filip Sasnal (POL) 8.950

1. WENG Hao (CHN) 16.000
2. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.400
3. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 15.200
4. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.550
5. Levente Vagner (HUN) 14.550
6. Louis Smith (GBR) 14.350
7. WANG Bo (CHN) 14.250
8. Stian Skjerahaug (NOR) 14.200
9. Maxime Gentges (BEL) 14.150 RESERVE ONE
10. Fellipe Arakawa Ferreira (BRA) 14.150 RESERVE TWO
11. Prashanth Sellathurai (AUS) 14.100 RESERVE THREE
12. Pascal Bucher (SUI) 14.100
13. Ivan Rittschik (GER) 14.100
14. Slavomir Michnak (SVK) 13.850
15. Antonios Tantalidis (GRE) 13.800
16. Pietro Giachino (NOR) 13.750
17. Siemon Volkaert (BEL) 13.700
18. Eduard Shaulov (UZB) 13.600
19. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 13.550 - HORS CONCOURS PARTICIPANT 
20. Christian Baumann (SUI) 13.550
21. Michalis Krasias (CYP) 13.550
22. Waldemar Eichorn (GER) 13.550
23. Henrique Medina Flores (BRA) 13.500
24. Dominick Cunningham (GBR) 13.400
25. Joel Plata Rodriguez (ESP) 13.400
26. Luka Kisek (SLO) 13.300
27. Daniel Kopeinik (AUT) 12.800
28. Renato Prpic (CRO) 12.800
29. David Vecsernyes (HUN) 12.750
30. Piotr Wieczorek (POL) 12.400
31. Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT) 12.000
32. Adria Vera Mora (ESP) 11.850
33. Illia Yehorov (UKR) 11.850
34. Georgios Christos Chatziefstathiou (GRE) 11.850
35. Lukasz Borkowski (POL) 11.500
36. Vinzenz Hoeck (AUT) 11.300
37. Tiaan Grobler (RSA) 11.100
38. Christopher Remkes (AUS) 10.650
39. Robert Tvorogal (LTU) 10.250
40. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) 9.900

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.050
2. Dennis Goossens (BEL) 15.050
3. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.000
4. Henrique Medina Flores (BRA) 14.900
5. Andreas Toba (GER) 14.850
6. Vinzenz Hoeck (AUT) 14.600
7. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 14.450
8. Fellipe Arakawa Ferreira (BRA) 14.400
9. Markku Vahtila (FIN) 14.300 RESERVE ONE
10. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) 14.100 RESERVE TWO
11. Norbert Dudas (HUN) 14.100 RESERVE THREE
12. Helge Liebrich (GER) 13.600 - HORS CONCOURS PARTICIPANT
13. Tiaan Grobler (RSA) 13.600
14. Andres Martin Martin (ESP) 13.400
15. Cameron Mackenzie (RSA) 13.350
16. Adam Babos (HUN) 13.100
17. Christoforos Konstantinidis (GRE) 13.100
18. Marcus Conradi (NOR) 13.000
19. Stian Skjerahaug (NOR) 12.900
20. Matthias Schwab (AUT) 12.750
21. Piotr Wieczorek (POL) 12.750
22. Kevin Triad Perez (ESP) 12.200
23. Dawid Weglarz (POL) 11.800

Egypt took out the Junior Women's Team Title with South Africa narrowly behind them. The Moroccan team were third. Egypt's Farah Ahmed Hussein won the All Around honors over South Africans Caitlin Rooskrantz and Naveen Daries. Tunisia's Chahed Sakr won the Junior Vault title over Egypt's Alia Amr Mostafa with South African Naveen Daries finishing in third place. Rooskrantz took the Uneven Bars honors over Egypt's Farah Ahmed Hussein and Farah Sayed Mahmoud. Egypt's Mariam Osama Wafaei won the Balance Beam title over Rooskrantz whilst Farah Ahmed Hussein added a bronze medal to her collection. Egypt's Alia Amr Mostafa triumphed on the Floor Exercise with Naveen Daries (RSA) taking second place. Rooskrantz tied with Sakr for third. Algeria's Hannene Benadou replaced Morocco's Nisrine Aabab in the Final. The Senior Women's Team Final honors went to Egypt over South Africa whilst Algeria was dealt a major blow with both Farah Boufadene and Meriem Minighed both suffering injuries on Vault. Boufadene has a lumbago whilst Minighed will be undergoing surgery today after sustaining a tibia/fibula fracture. Egyptian stalwart Sherine El Zeiny won the All Around title over South Africans Claudia Cummins and Kirsten Beckett whilst in a small Vault Final field, Beckett won over Cummins with Mai El Sayed of Egypt coming in third. Rahaf Armia Zakaria of Egypt took the Uneven Bars title over Cummins and Beckett whilst on the Balance Beam Egypt's Nada Ayman Mohamed Mohamed won the title over South Africa's Lukisha Schalk and Claudia Cummins. Mandy Essam Mohamed won the Floor Exercise title over Beckett and Cummins.

The Junior Men's Artistic Gymnastics competition saw Egypt triumph over Morocco as only two teams were present. It was an Egyptian domination in the All Around as Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem, Ahmed Ali Amin and Omar Mohamed Elaraby. Elaraby won the Floor Exercise title over Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem and Algeria's Ayoub Hamida. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem won the Pommel Horse title over team mate Abdelrahman Abdelhaleem with Morocco's Mehdi Tougui rounding out the top three. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem added the Still Rings honors to his name over Ahmed Ali Amin (EGY) and Mehdi Tougui (MAR). Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem also won the Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar titles. Omar Mohamed Elaraby and Tougui rounded out the top three on the Vault whilst on the Parallel Bars Ahmed Ali Amin finished in second place whilst third was shared by team mates Tougui and Anass Naciri. Tougui and Elaraby were second and third respectively on the Horizontal Bar. It was an Algerian domination as they took out the Senior Men's team title over Egypt with Morocco in third (only three teams competed). Algeria's Hellal Metidji won the All Around title over compatriots Mohamed Abdeldjalil Bourguieg and Mohamed Aouicha. Bourguieg narrowly earned the title on the Floor Exercise over Tunisian Wissem Harzi  and Aouicha whilst Aouicha topped Metidji and Harzi for the Pommel Horse honors. Egyptian Still Rings master Ali Ramadan Abouelkassem Zahran dominated on the Still Rings with a massive 15.150! Egypt's Tarek Hamdy Shalaby and Bourguieg finished second and third respectively. Namibia's Morihei Anderson came into the Still Rings Final to replace Tunisia's Wissem Harzi. In a field of five after Anderson and Senegal's Alioune Cisse withdrew, Bourguieg won the Vault title over Morocco's Hamza Hossaini with Egypt's Mohamed El Moubarak in third. It was a small field for the Horizontal Bar after Senegal's Alioune Cisse, Tunisia's Wissem Harzi and Morocco's Abderrazak Nasser withdrew. Algeria's Mohamed Reghib topped Egypt's Ahmed Ashraf Elmaraghy and Bourguieg for the event honors.

It was a fantastic competition for the Aerobics contingent from Algeria. Algeria's Anfel Nacer won the 12-14 Individual Women's title over Tunisian Ichrak Besbes whilst fellow Algerian Fatiha Nesrine Chohra won the 15-17 Individual Women's honors over Tunisian Malek Ghatghout and Fatima Yasmine Isaad (ALG). Sihem Mansouri of Algeria won the Individual Women's title over South Africa's Demi Botha and Dominique Mann. Algeria's Sofiane Sahraoui won the Senior Men's title over South Africa's Tihakiso Mafona with the Republic of Congo's Mayouna Massamba Mercia finishing in third. The Algerian Senior Mixed Pair Mansouri/Sahraoui won the title over South Africa (Mafona/Mann) with Senegal (Diaw/Ndiaye) in third. Mann, Mafona and Terence Ledwaba combined to take the Senior Trio honors over Algeria (Mansouri/Serour Mediouni and Chaima Saad Saoud). The Trio from Tunisia was third. 

JUNIOR VAULT FINAL:

1. Chahed Sakr (TUN) (13.500, 13.100) 13.300
2. Alia Amr Mostafa (EGY) (13.100, 13.166) 13.133
3. Naveen Daries (RSA) (13.033, 12.666) 12.849
4. Mariam Osama Wafaei (EGY) (12.733, 12.866) 12.799
5. Salma Tougui (MAR) (12.800, 12.633) 12.716
6. Sabrina Belebna (ALG) (12.633, 12.300) 12.466
7. Sihem Hamidi (ALG) (12.533, 11.700) 12.116

JUNIOR UNEVEN BARS FINAL:

1. Caitlin Rooskrantz (RSA) 13.566
2. Farah Ahmed Hussein (EGY) 12.633
3. Farah Sayed Mahmoud (EGY) 11.433
4. Caitlyn Kelly (RSA) 10.600
5. Chahed Sakr (TUN) 9.866
6. Imane Balad (MAR) 9.833
7. Sihem Hamidi (ALG) 8.966
8. Sabrina Belebna (ALG) 7.933

JUNIOR BALANCE BEAM FINAL:

1. Mariam Osama  Wafaei (EGY) 13.133
2. Caitlin Rooskrantz (RSA) 12.166
3. Farah Ahmed Hussein (EGY) 12.066
4. Chahed Sakr (TUN) 10.300
5. Naveen Daries (RSA) 10.266
6. Sihem Hamidi (ALG) 9.333
7. Imane Balad (MAR) 9.233
8. Hannene Benadou (ALG) 8.100

JUNIOR FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

1. Alia Amr Mostafa (EGY) 12.900
2. Naveen Daries (RSA) 12.833
3. Caitlin Rooskrantz (RSA); Chahed Sakr (TUN) 12.733
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5. Mariam Osama Wafaei (EGY) 12.700
6. Imane Balad (MAR); Hannene Benadou (ALG) 10.366
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8. Sabrina Belebna (ALG) 9.733

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

SENIOR TEAM:

1. Algeria (41.950, 41.700, 40.800, 43.700, 42.900, 41.500) 252.550
2. Egypt (40.250, 38.600, 42.350, 39.600, 38.350, 39.950) 239.100
3. Morocco (40.100, 37.950, 37.550, 42.350, 35.300, 35.200) 228.450

1. Hellal Metidji (ALG) (13.900, 13.800, 13.550, 14.550, 14.500, 12.500) 82.800
2. Mohamed Abdeldjalil Bourguieg (ALG) (14.050, 11.600, 13.600, 14.800, 14.250, 13.600) 81.900
3. Mohamed Aouicha (ALG) (14.000, 14.200, 13.650, 12.250, 14.150, 13.550) 81.100
4. Tarek Hamdy Shalaby (EGY) (13.500, 12.650, 13.900, 13.150, 14.200, 12.750) 80.150
5. Islam Ahmed Elsayed (EGY) (13.800, 12.950, 13.500, 13.350, 12.200, 13.450) 79.250
6. Hamza Hossaini (MAR) (13.950, 13.350, 12.900, 13.950, 12.550, 11.950) 78.600
7. Wissem Harzi (TUN) (14.050, 13.750, 12.250, 13.500, 12.550, 12.200) 78.300
8. Abderrazak Nasser (MAR) (13.300, 13.150, 12.450, 14.600, 12.350, 12.350) 78.200
9. Mohamed El Moubarak (EGY) (12.950, 12.050, 13.350, 13.100, 11.750, 11.950) 75.150
10. Alioune Cisse (SEN) (12.550, 10.700, 11.600, 11.950, 12.500, 11.450) 70.750
11. Soufiane Bachar (MAR) (11.950, 11.450, 8.350, 13.800, 10.400, 10.900) 66.850
12. Morihei Anderson (NAM) (9.200, 8.350, 9.150, 11.750, 11.150, 9.200) 58.800
13. Aymen Goutou (MAR) (12.900, 0.000, 12.200, 13.400, 8.750, 10.100) 57.350
14. Mohamed Reghib (ALG) (0.000, 13.700, 0.000, 0.000, 14.100, 14.350) 42.150
15. Ahmed Ashraf Elmaraghy (EGY) (0.000, 13.000, 0.000, 0.000, 11.950, 13.750) 38.700
16. Anes Maoudj (ALG) (0.000, 0.000, 13.100, 14.350, 0.000, 0.000) 27.450
17. Papa Madieye Diarra (SEN) (10.700, 0.000, 3.200, 11.900, 0.000, 0.000) 25.800
18. Mame Alioune Badara Sall (SEN) (9.200, 0.000, 0.000, 9.900, 0.000, 0.000) 19.100
19. Ali Ramadan Abouelkassem Zahran (EGY) (0.000, 0.000, 14.950, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 14.950

1. Egypt (41.200, 39.450, 39.500, 40.950, 38.650, 37.900) 237.650
2. Morocco (37.450, 24.850, 30.025, 37.150, 35.650, 32.100) 197.225

JUNIOR ALL AROUND:

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) (13.900, 13.850, 13.600, 13.900, 13.700, 12.900) 81.850
2. Ahmed Ali Amin (EGY) (13.100, 12.700, 12.950, 13.550, 12.650, 12.350) 77.300
3. Omar Mohamed Elaraby,(EGY) (14.200, 11.750, 12.500, 13.500, 12.300, 12.650) 76.900
4. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) (13.000, 11.450, 9.750, 12.800, 12.650, 11.750) 71.400
5. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) (12.200, 3.950, 10.650, 11.950, 12.550, 11.250) 62.550
6. Anass Naciri (MAR) (12.400, 6.700, 8.850, 12.200, 12.200, 9.200) 61.550
7. Achraf Quistas (MAR) (12.050, 4.350, 10.375, 12.150, 10.800, 11.150) 60.875
8. Amine Toum (ALG) (11.700, 6.450, 9.500, 10.500, 10.400, 9.100) 57.650
9. Abdelaziz Essamyry (MAR) (11.700, 6.700, 9.900, 12.000, 6.850, 4.400) 51.550
10. Abdelrahman Abdelhaleem (EGY) (12.850, 12.900, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, 12.200) 37.950
11. Mohamed Montasser Hassan (EGY) (0.000, 0.000, 12.950, 13.250, 10.950, 0.000) 37.150
12. Pape Abdoulaye Thiam (SEN) (9.800, 0.000, 4.850, 12.150, 2.150, 0.000) 28.950

1. Omar Mohamed Elaraby (EGY) 14.100
2. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) 13.900
3. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) 12.800
4. Achraf Quistas (MAR) 12.450
5. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) 12.300
6. Pape Abdoulaye Thiam (SEN) 11.150

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) 13.750
2. Abdelrahman Abdelhaleem (EGY) 12.550
3. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) 11.450
4. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) 11.050
5. Abdelaziz Essamyry (MAR) 10.800

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) 13.850
2. Ahmed Ali Amin (EGY) 13.200
3. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) 11.000
4. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) 10.000
5. Achraf Quistas (MAR) 9.550
6. Amine Toum (ALG) 9.450
7. Pape Abdoulaye Thiam (SEN) 9.000

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) (14.400, 14.100) 14.250
2. Omar Mohamed Elaraby (EGY) (13.750, 13.000) 13.375
3. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) (12.700, 11.950) 12.325
4. Pape Abdoulaye Thiam (SEN) (12.000, 11.750) 11.875
5. Anass Naciri (MAR) (12.450, 10.800) 11.625
6. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) (11.100, 11.100) 11.100

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) 13.900
2. Ahmed Ali Amin (EGY) 12.400
3. Mehdi Tougui (MAR); Anass Naciri (MAR) 12.250
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5. Ayoub Hamida (ALG) 11.300
6. Amine Toum (ALG) 11.150
7. Pape Abdoulaye Thiam (SEN) 2.350

1. Abdelrahman Magdy Faheem (EGY) 12.250
2. Mehdi Tougui (MAR) 11.300
3. Omar Mohamed Elaraby (EGY) 11.100
4. Anass Naciri (MAR) 10.400
5. Amine Toum (ALG) 10.000

INDIVIDUAL WOMEN - 12-14 YEARS:

1. Anfel Nacer (ALG) 15.800
2. Ichrak Besbes (TUN) 14.800

1. Fatiha Nesrine Chohra (ALG) 16.800
2. Malek Ghatghout (TUN) 16.050
3. Fatima Yasmine Isaad (ALG) 15.900
4. Hiba Ferchichi (TUN) 13.950

1. Sihem Mansouri (ALG) 19.200
2. Demi Botha (RSA) 18.600
3. Dominique Mann (RSA) 18.200
4. Maisa Ghazouani (TUN) 17.350
5. Chaima Saad Saoud (ALG) 16.900
6. Diatou Diaw (SEN) 12.500

1. Sofiane Sahraoui (ALG) 19.850
2. Tihakiso Mafona (RSA) 19.650
3. Mayouna Massamba Mercia (CGO) 18.800
4. Terence Ledwaba (RSA) 17.450
5. Mouhamed Lamine Ndiaye (SEN) 14.200
6. Assane Diouf (SEN) 13.000

1. Sihem Mansouri/Sofiane Sahraoui (ALG 1) 18.850
2. Tihakiso Mafona/Dominique Mann (RSA 1) 18.200
3. Diatou Diaw/Mouhamed Lamine Ndiaye (SEN) 13,600

1. SOUTH AFRICA 1 (Terence Ledwaba/Tihakiso Mafona/Dominique Mann) 19.133
2. ALGERIA 1 (Sihem Mansouri/Serour Mediouni/Chaima Saad Saoud) 17.044
3. TUNISIA 1 (Armeni Dhaouadi/Maisa Ghazouani/Oumayma Helaouiajimi) 14.700
4. SENEGAL 1 (Diatou Diaw/Assane Diouf/Mouhamed Lamine Ndiaye) 12.455