Gymmin' Miel!

Brazilian Jade Fernandes Barbosa top scored on the Vault at the 2013 Anadia World Challenge Cup which was held from the 21st to the 23rd of June. Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina earned second place on the Vault with Adrian Geovana Nunes Gomes (BRA) finishing in third place. Russian Anastasia Grishina triumphed on the Uneven Bars with Germany's Lisa Katharina Hill and China's SHANG Chunsong rounding out the top three. Romanian Larisa Andreea Iordache earned the honors on both Balance Beam and Floor Exercise (tying with compatriot Diana Laura Bulimar). Chunsong was rewarded with second on the Beam and third on the Floor Exercise with Bulimar earning the bronze medal on the Balance Beam. 

Brazil's Diego Hypolito triumphed on the Floor Exercise over Germany's Matthias Fahrig and American Samuel Mikulak. Despite debuting the most difficulty on the Pommel Horse, Great Britain's Max Whitlock had to settle with the silver medal - Colombian Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez won the gold medal with Portugal's Gustavo Palma Simoes and Uzbekistan's Eduard Shaulov tying for the bronze medal. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti won the Still Rings title with China's YAN Mingyong and Argentinian Federico Molinari rounding out the top three. The Vault title was won by Chile's Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda over Ukraine's Igor Radivilov and Hypolito who finished second and third respectively. Uzbekistan's Anton Fokin won the Parallel Bars title with Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno of Colombia winning the silver and Slovakia's Samuel Piasecky taking out the bronze. Mikulak won the Horizontal Bar honors over Angel Ramos Rivera (PUR) and Igor Pakhomenko (RUS). 

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Anastasia Grishina (RUS) 14.750
2. Lisa Katharina Hill (GER) 14.425
3. SHANG Chunsong (CHN) 14.175
4. Noemi Makra (HUN) 13.950
5. Jessica Lopez (VEN) 13.325
6. Kim Bui (GER) 13.175
7. Laura Waem (BEL) 13.100
8. Anna Rodionova (RUS) 12.700

1. Larisa Andreea Iordache (ROU) 15.650
2. SHANG Chunsong (CHN) 15.150
3. Diana Laura Bulimar (ROU) 14.650
4. Jade Fernandes Barbosa (BRA) 14.025
5. Kim Bui (GER) 13.850
6. Ana Filipa Martins (POR) 13.400
7. Julie Croket (BEL) 13.025
8. Ekaterina Baturina (RUS) 12.350
9. Jing Ying Tam (SIN) 11.650

1. Diana Laura Bulimar (ROU); Larisa Andreea Iordache (ROU) 14.650
2. 
   
3. SHANG Chunsong (CHN) 14.125
4. Kim Bui (GER) 13.850
5. Julie Croket (BEL) 13.800
6. Stefanie Merkle (CAN) 13.750
7. Briannah Tsang (CAN) 13.650
8. Jade Fernandes Barbosa (BRA) 13.600

1. Diego Hypolito (BRA) 15.375
2. Matthias Fahrig (GER) 15.175
3. Samuel Mikulak (USA) 15.100
4. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA) 15.050
5. Tomislav Markovic (CRO) 14.600
6. Eddie Penev (USA) 14.175
7. Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda (CHI) 13.925
8. Daniil Kazachkov (RUS) 13.500

1. Jhonny Alexander Munoz Perez (COL) 15.200
2. Max Whitlock (GBR) 15.100
3. Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR); Eduard Shaulov (UZB) 14.600
4. 
   
5. Matvey Petrov (RUS) 14.175
6. Zoltan Kallai (HUN) 14.075
7. Waldemar Eichorn (GER) 13.825
8. WANG Bo (CHN) 13.775

1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.800
2. YAN Mingyong (CHN) 15.750
3. Federico Molinari (ARG) 15.550
4. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.500
5. LIAO Junlin (CHN) 15.475
6. Brandon Wynn (USA) 15.225
7. Tommy Ramos (PUR) 15.200
8. Kiu Chung Ng (HKG) 14.500
9. Mikhail Kudashov (RUS) 14.100

1. Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda (CHI) (15.325, 14.525) 14.925
2. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.500, 14.175) 14.837
3. Diego Hypolito (BRA) (14.700, 14.950) 14.825
4. Scott Morgan (CAN) (14.775, 14.575) 14.675
5. Matthias Fahrig (GER) (14.725, 14.450); Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (14.675, 14.500) 14.587
6. 
   
7. Marius Daniel Berbecar (ROU) (14.675, 14.150); Samuel Mikulak (USA) (14.750, 14.075) 14.412
8. 
   

1. Anton Fokin (UZB) 15.575
2. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.200
3. Samuel Piasecky (SVK) 15.100
4. Samuel Mikulak (USA) 14.875
5. Reiss Beckford (GBR) 14.700
6. Marius Daniel Berbecar (ROU); Osvaldo Martinez Erazun (ARG) 14.125
7. 
   
8. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 13.775

1. Samuel Mikulak (USA) 15.275
2. Angel Ramos Rivera (PUR) 14.600
3. Igor Pakhomenko (RUS) 13.925
4. Velislav Valchev (BUL); Waldemar Eichorn (GER) 13.850
5. 
   
6. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 13.725
7. Reiss Beckford (GBR) 13.550
8. Philip Sorrer (GER) 13.300

The 2013 "BelSwissBank" Category B Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup is set to get underway from the 17th to the 19th of May. The competition, which sees both Individuals and Groups compete, will be held at the Palace of Sports in Minsk, Belarus. Nine Groups are on the nominative roster, but look for the Groups from Russia, Ukraine, Italy, Belarus and Azerbaijan to make an impact. In terms of the Individuals to watch out for: Belarus' own Melitina Staniouta, Bulgarian Silviya Miteva, China's DENG Senyue, Spain's Carolina Rodriguez, Greece's Varvara Filou, Neta Rivkin and Victoria Veinberg Filanovsky of Israel, Korea's SON Yeon Jae, Latvia's Jelizaveta Gamalejeva, Russia's Margarita Mamun and Alexandra Merkulova, Ukrainians Ganna Rizatdinova and Alina Maksymenko and Uzbekistan's Djamila Rakhmatova. 

SCHEDULE:

INDIVIDUALS:

GROUPS:

The 6th edition of the Doha World Cup takes place from the 27th to the 29th of March at the Aspire Dome in Doha, Qatar. The Provisional competition schedule is listed below, as too is the Nominative Registrations. Whilst I was originally glad to see gymnasts from South Korea scheduled to compete, they are not listed on the Nominative Registrations. However, I am still thrilled to say that this competition boasts an exciting line up for both the Men and Women! I am especially looking forward to the Women's Vault competition as the entries include: HONG Un Jong (PRK), Giulia Steingruber (SUI), Kirsten Beckett (RSA), Claudia Cummins (RSA), Teja Belak (SLO), Demet Mutlu (TUR), Hiu Ying Angel Wong (HKG) and PHAN Thi Ha Thanh of Vietnam.

U.S. Gymnast Kyla Ross has withdrawn from this weekend's American Cup due to a bruised heel, this has opened the door to two new faces to compete. Congratulations to the exciting duo of Simone Biles (Bannon's Gymnastix) and Katelyn Ohashi (WOGA Gymnastics) who will be making their Senior debuts at the competition in Worcester, Massachusetts. Ross still may compete an exhibition performance on the Balance Beam, but that is still to be confirmed. Maegan Chant of Canada also joins the line up as a replacement for Koko Tsuruni of Japan who has also withdrawn due to injury.

 

This means the final draws are:

WOMEN'S:

MEN'S:

Qualification at the 2012 Ostrava CIII World Cup has begun in the Czech Republic. On the Men's Floor Exercise, Greek star Eleftherios Kosmidis topped the rankings with Belarussian Andrey Likhovitskiy and Dutchman Glenn Smink tying for second. Croatian Robert Seligman easily topped the Pommel Horse standings with Hungary's Zoltan Kallai and Likhovitskiy rounding out the top three. Brazilian Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti and Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias were joint top scorers on the Still Rings with Japan's Kazayuki Takeda in third. Vietnam's NGUYEN Ha Thanh shared the top spot on Vault with Dutchman Bart Deurloo with Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev in third. Ha Thanh also topped the Parallel Bars rankings with Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine and PHAM Phuoc Hung of Vietnam rounding out the top three. Whilst on the Horizontal Bar, Japan's Kazuyuki Takeda and Deurloo tied for the top spot with Likhovitskiy in third. 

In the Women's Qualification, Chile's Barbara Achondo Andino has top scored on the Vault with Slovenian Teja Belak in second and Makarena Pinto Adasme of Chile and Jennifer Khwela of South Africa tying for third. Sweden's Ida Gustafsson topped the Uneven Bars over Great Britain's Ruby Harrold and Czech Republic's Kristyna Palesova. Dutch gymnast Sanne Wevers made a successful comeback in achieving the highest score on the Balance Beam. Ukraine's Krystyna Sankova and Poland's Monika Frandofert rounded out the top three on the event. Whilst on the Floor Exercise, Chile's Makarena Pinto Adasme and Barbara Achondo Andino were one-two respectively with Austria's Lisa Ecker in third. 

QUALIFICATION (QUALIFIERS TO THE FINALS IN BOLD):

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

UNEVEN BARS:

BALANCE BEAM:

1. Sanne Wevers (NED) 13.250
2. Krystyna Sankova (UKR) 12.950
3. Monika Frandofert (POL) 12.750
4. Lisa Ecker (AUT); Ida Gustafsson (SWE) 12.600
5. 
   
6. Rosanna Ojala (FIN) 12.350
7. Anastasiya Miklashevich (BLR); Kristyna Palesova (CZE) 12.150
8. 
   
9. Dorina Jelencsics (HUN) 12.100 RESERVE ONE
10. Jana Sikulova (CZE) 12.050 RESERVE TWO
11. Tinna Odinsdottir (ISL) 12.000 RESERVE THREE
12. Gabriela Janik (POL) 11.750
13. Dorina Boczogo (HUN) 11.650
14. Teja Belak (SLO) 11.550
15. Alina Sotnikava (BLR) 11.500
16. Melany Cabrera Figueroa (CHI) 11.100
17. Lisa Top (NED) 11.000
18. Stella Petran (CRO) 10.700
19. Jennifer Khwela (RSA) 10.250
20. Johanna Jonasdottir (ISL) 9.900

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

POMMEL HORSE:

1. Robert Seligman (CRO) 15.050
2. Zoltan Kallai (HUN) 14.900
3. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.850
4. Takuto Kakitani (JPN) 14.750
5. Petro Pakhnyuk (UKR) 14.600
6. Vasili Mikhalitsyn (BLR) 14.450
7. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.400
8. Donna Donny Truyens (BEL) 14.300
9. Andrii Sienichkin (UKR) 13.850 RESERVE ONE
10. Xheni Dyrmishi (AUT) 13.750 RESERVE TWO
11. Adam Rzepa (POL) 13.650 RESERVE THREE
12. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 13.600
13. Glenn Smink (NED); Henrik Petterson (FIN) 13.550
14. 
    
15. Vinko Kirinic (CRO) 13.300
16. Juho Kanerva (FIN) 13.200
17. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN) 13.000
18. Matias Silva (ARG) 12.550
19. Nestor Rodriguez Colon (PUR) 12.500
20. Maciej Labutin (POL) 12.350
21. Andrew Smith (IRL) 12.100
22. Richard Brablik (CZE); Bart Deurloo (NED) 11.800
23. 
    
24. Rafael Morales Casado (PUR) 11.300
25. Jiri Bomer (CZE) 8.500

1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA); Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.800
2. 
   
3. Kazayuki Takeda (JPN) 15.300
4. Oleksandr Vorobiov (UKR) 15.250
5. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.000
6. Shota Hisanaga (JPN) 14.700
7. Anthony van Assche (NED) 14.650
8. Markku Vahtila (FIN) 14.350
9. Ali Ramadan Abouel Kassem (EGY) 14.150 RESERVE ONE
10. Gregor Saksida (SLO) 14.050 RESERVE TWO
11. Maciej Labutin (POL) 13.900 RESERVE THREE
12. Pham Phuoc Hung (VIE) 13.850
13. Dennis Goossens (BEL) 13.800
14. Dariusz Pisarek (POL) 13.750
15. Michael Fussenegger (AUT) 13.400
16. Lars Joyce Planke (NOR) 13.050
17. Xheni Dyrmishi (AUT) 12.800
18. Fadi Bahlawan (SYR) 12.750
19. Nestor Rodriguez Colon (PUR) 12.350
20. Rafael Morales Casado (PUR) 11.750

1. NGUYEN Ha Thanh (VIE) (16.400, 15.100); Bart Deurloo (NED) (15.900, 15.600) 15.750
2. 
   
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (16.000, 15.250) 15.625
4. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (15.350, 15.250) 15.300
5. Marek Lyszczarz (POL) (14.900, 15.500) 15.200
6. Michael Fussenegger (AUT) (15.000, 15.100) 15.050
7. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) (14.950, 14.600) 14.775
8. Angel Ramos Rivera (PUR) (15.000, 14.150) 14.575
9. Petrus Laulumaa (FIN) (14.400, 14.600) 14.500 RESERVE ONE
10. Rafael Morales Casado (PUR) (15.150, 13.200) 14.175 RESERVE TWO
11. Matias Silva (ARG) (13.700, 13.500) 13.600 RESERVE THREE 
12. Eetu Lahti (FIN) (13.800, 13.000) 13.400
13. Oleg Stepko (UKR) (14.500, 11.850) 13.175
14. Lars Joyce Planke (NOR) (13.850, 12.400) 13.125

1. NGUYEN Ha Thanh (VIE) 15.600
2. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.100
3. PHAM Phuoc Hung (VIE) 15.050
4. Oleg Stepko (UKR) 14.750
5. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN) 14.700
6. Alen Dimic (SLO); Adam Kierzkowski (POL) 14.400
7. 
   
8. Roman Kulesza (POL) 14.250
9. Anthony van Assche (NED) 14.050 RESERVE ONE
10. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 13.950 RESERVE TWO
11. Nestor Rodriguez Colon (PUR) 13.750 RESERVE THREE
12. Matthias Schwab (AUT) 12.950
13. Marko Brez (CRO) 12.850
14. Markku Vahtila (FIN) 12.700
15. Jorian Ilbrink (NED) 12.650
16. Vasili Mikhalitsyn (BLR) 12.450
17. Aliaksandr Tsarevich (BLR) 12.300

1. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN); Bart Deurloo (NED) 15.150
2. 
   
3. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 14.850
4. Aliaksandr Tsarevich (BLR) 14.750
5. Marijo Moznik (CRO) 14.650
6. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.550
7. Maksym Semiankiv (UKR) 14.150
8. Roman Kulesza (POL) 14.000
9. Adam Rzepa (POL) 13.950 RESERVE ONE
10. Matthias Schwab (AUT) 13.600 RESERVE TWO
11. Petro Pakhnyuk (UKR) 13.150 RESERVE THREE
12. Martin Konecny (CZE) 13.050
13. Juho Kanerva (FIN) 12.700
14. Martin Argalas (SVK) 12.600
15. Angel Ramos Rivera (PUR); Alen Dimic (SLO) 12.100
16. 
    
17. Lars Joyce Planke (NOR) 12.050
18. Nestor Rodriguez Colon (PUR) 11.000

The 2012 Grand Prix Ostrava, which is an Individual Apparatus Challenge Cup competition, will be held from the 22nd to the 24th of November at the Cez Arena in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Unfortunately the event program is unavailable at this point in time, but I am assuming that the qualifications are on the 22nd with the event finals taking place over the 23rd and 24th, but don't quote me on that. This competition in particular boasts a very exciting roster!

Notable WAG Competitors set to participate in Ostrava are: Finland's Ida Laisi and Rosanna Ojala, Valerija Grisane of Latvia, Jana Sikulova, Kristyna Palesova and Petra Hedbavna of the Czech Republic, Slovenia's Teja Belak, Ivana Kamnikar and Fiona Novak, Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh, Alina Sotnikava of Belarus, Sweden's Ida Gustafsson, Poland's Monika Frandofert and Gabriela Janik, Ukraine's Maryna Kostiuchenko, Angelina Kysla and Krystyna Sankova, Austria's Lisa Ecker, Croatian Tijana Tkalcec, South Africa's Jennifer Khwela, Iceland's Norma Dogg Robertsdottir and Tinna Odinsdottir, Hungary's Dorina Boczogo, Dorina Jelencsics, and Tunde Csillag, Great Britain's Ruby Harrold, Dutchwomen Sanne Wevers and Lisa Top, Norway's Silje Katrine Dahlby and the Chilean competitors - Barbara Achondo Andino, Makarena Pinto Adasme, Melany Cabrera Figueroa, and Marcela Alvarez Diaz. 

Whilst for the Men, Finland's Kasper Holopainen, Juho Kanerva, Markku Leinonen and Petrus Laulumaa should be strong competitors, Ireland's Anthony O'Donnell and Andrew Smith, Latvia's Dmitrijs Trefilovs, Qatar's Nasser Alhamad and Mahmood Alsadi, Martin Konecny of Czech Republic, the Slovenian contingent, Turkey's Ferhat Arican, Vietnam's PHAM Phuoc Hung, the Belarussian trio (Likhovitskiy, Mikhalitsyn, and Tsarevich), Puerto Rico's Angel Ramos Rivera, Rafael Morales Casado and Nestor Rodriguez Colon, the gymnasts from Poland and Ukraine, Xheni Dyrmishi (AUT), Croatians Marijo Moznik, Marko Brez, Robert Seligman and Tomislav Markovic, Hungary's Zoltan Kallai, Canadian Scott Morgan, Belgian Donna Donny Truyens, Nicolas Cordoba of Argentina, Greece's Eleftherios Kosmidis and Eleftherios Petrounias, the Dutch contingent and Norway's Lars Joyce Planke.

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

BALANCE BEAM:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

POMMEL HORSE:

STILL RINGS

VAULT:

PARALLEL BARS:

HORIZONTAL BAR:

The competition at the 2012 Kufstein Aerobic Gymnastics World Cup competition has concluded. Austrian Lubov Gazov tied with Frenchwoman Aurelie Joly for the Individual Women's title with Russian Oxana Trukhacheva coming in third. France's Benjamin Garavel took the Individual Men's honors with CHE Lei (CHN) and Anton Shishlgin (RUS) rounding out the top three. Joly and Julien Chaninet of France won the Mixed Pairs title over Portugal's Elena Rosca and Tiago Faquinha. The Chinese Trio consisting of WU Yongjun, CHE Lei and TAO Ie were triumphant, with the Group consisting of SHI Wei, XIONG Deliang, FANG Shiwei, HUANG Zijing, JIA Shoudong, and JIANG Erhu also coming out on top. 

FINAL RESULTS:

INDIVIDUAL WOMEN:

INDIVIDUAL MEN:

1. Benjamin Garavel (FRA) 21.500
2. CHE Lei (CHN) 21.000
3. Anton Shishlgin (RUS) 20.850
4. WANG Zizhou (CHN) 20.600
5. Maxime Decker-Breitel (FRA); Igor Trushkov (RUS) 20.550
6. 
   
7. Tlhakiso Mafona (RSA) 19.700
8. Balazs Farkas (HUN) 19.650

1. Aurelie Joly/Julien Chaninet (FRA) 21.100
2. Elena Rosca/Tiago Faquinha (POR) 20.450
3. MA Xiang/YU Yangyang (CHN) 19.750
4. TAO Ie/SHI Deli (CHN) 19.450

1. WU Yongjun/CHE Lei/TAO Ie (CHN) 21.650
2. ZOU Yan/WANG Zizhou/MA Xiang (CHN) 21.000
3. Kristyna Bernatova/Andrea Cvachova/Monika Gerzova (CZE) 19.368
4. Sagar Jagiwala/Vasu Bidiwala/Sagar Bidiwala (IND) 11.050

1. SHI Wei, XIONG Deliang, FANG Shiwei, HUANG Zijing, JIA Shoudong, and JIANG Erhu (CHN) 20.475
2. TAO Le, CHE Lei, WU Yongjun, QIN Yong, TU Zitong, DENG Xiaoxiao (CHN) 20.350

Qualification Rounds have been completed for the FIG Category B Aerobic Gymnastics World Cup in Kufstein, Austria. Austria's own Lubov Gazov topped the Individual Women's qualification with Russian Oxana Trukhacheva and France's Aurelie Joly rounding out the top three. In the Individual Men's qualification, Benjamin Garavel of France dominated with CHE Lei (CHN) and France's Maxime Decker-Breitel making up the top three qualifiers. France's Aurelie Joly and Julien Chaninet combined to top the Mixed Pairs. In the absence of the French Trio, China's trio consisting of WU Yongjun, CHE Lei and TAO Ie came out on top, whilst 

INDIVIDUAL MEN:

1. Benjamin Garavel (FRA) 21.150
2. CHE Lei (CHN) 20.925
3. Maxime Decker-Breitel (FRA) 20.600
4. WANG Zizhuo (CHN) 20.350
5. Igor Trushkov (RUS) 19.600
6. Balazs Farkas (HUN) 19.500
7. Anton Shishlgin (RUS) 18.950
8. Tlhakiso Mafona (RSA) 18.600
9. Samrat Paul (IND) 15.150

1. Aurelie Joly/Julien Chaninet (FRA) 21.575
2. Elena Rosca/Tiago Faquinha (POR) 20.350
3. MA Xiang/YU Yangyang (CHN) 19.300
4. TAO Ie/SHI Deli (CHN) 18.850

1. WU Yongjun, CHE Lei, TAO Ie (CHN) 21.550
2. ZOU Yan, WANG Zizhou, MA Xiang (CHN) 20.800
3. Kristyna Bernatova, Andrea Cvachova, Monika Gerzova (CZE) 18.853
4. Sagar Jagiwala, Vasu Bidiwala, Sagar Bidiwala (IND) 10.000

1. SHI Wei, XIONG Deliang, FANG Shiwei, HUANG Zijing, JIA Shuodong, JIANG Erhu (CHN) 19.250
2. TAO Le, CHE Lei, WU Yongjun, Qin Yong, TU Zitong, DENG Xiaoxiao (CHN) 18.300

Twelve nations are sending gymnasts to the final Aerobic Gymnastics World Cup event for 2012, which will be held from the 27th to the 28th of October in Kufstein, Austria. The Arena Kufstein places host to the event which is the fifth Category B event in the series. Look for Benjamin Garavel of France who leads the Individual Men's World Rankings to dominate the competition. After the competition in Liberec, Czech Republic, Aurelie Joly of France has the Women's Individual title all but sealed but look for some intense competition between her and Austria's own Lubov Gazov. Whilst in the Mixed Pairs, Joly and her compatriot Julien Chaninet are set to impress as too is the French trio of Benjamin Garavel, Nicolas Garavel and Maxime Decker-Breitel. 

INDIVIDUAL WOMEN:

INDIVIDUAL MEN:

MIXED PAIRS:

TRIOS:

GROUPS:

The 2012 Acrobatic Gymnastics World Cup series comes to a conclusion after the final event being held this weekend in Russia. The event, which takes place in Veliky Novgorod from the 8th - 9th of September sees competitors from only four nations take part (Belarus, Belgium, Kazakhstan and Russia). Going into this event, the Belgian Mixed Pair of Nicolas Vleeshouwers and Laure De Pryck and the Belgian Women's Group are currently on top of the rankings, with the latter all but securing the World Cup Overall title. The minimum number of participating nations were not achieved in the remaining categories, so as a result no World Cup points will be rewarded for these. 

PARTICIPANTS:

WOMEN'S PAIR:

• Yana Yanusik and Sviatlana Mikhnevich (BLR 1)
• Marharyta Bartashevich and Viktoryia Mikhnovich (BLR 2)
• Valentina Kim and Elizaveta Dubrovina (RUS 1)
• Angelina Ivanova and Olga Gagarina (RUS 2)
• Malvina Kasumova and Anastasia Nevodnichkova (RUS 3)

MEN'S PAIR:

• Ruslan Fedchanka and Yauheni Kalachou (BLR 1)
• Ilya Rynbinski and Yauheni Novikau (BLR 2)
• Sultanbek Naisbayev and Daniyar Muslimov (KAZ)
• Dmitry Ivanov and Maxim Ivanov (RUS 1)
• Igor Mishev and Mikhail Filonych (RUS 2)
• Konstantin Loginov and Vyacheslav Zhdakaev (RUS 3)

MIXED PAIR:

WOMEN'S GROUP:

• Sanne Van Overberghe, Lara Schollier, Camille Van Betsbrugge (BEL)
• Yuliya Khrypach, Julia Kovalenko, Hanna Kobyzeva (BLR 1)
• Yuliya Ardziakova, Alina Ivanova, Iryna Kalashnik (BLR 2)
• Katsiaryna Verameyeva, Aliaksandra Konash, Yauheniya Taranenka (BLR 3)
• Kristina Kazantseva, Victoria Ilicheva, Alena Kholod (RUS 1)
• Natalia Solodinina, Victoria Sukhareva, Maria Golovina (RUS 2)

The final Rhythmic Gymnastics event before the Olympic Games gets underway today in Minsk, Belarus and runs until the 15th of July. 2012 Individual Olympians in action, will be France's Delphine Ledoux, Italian Julieta Cantaluppi, Uzbekistan's Uliyana Trofimova, Israel's Neta Rivkin, Korean Son Yeon Jae, China's DENG Senyue, Ukraine's Ganna Rizatdinova and Alina Maksymenko, Spain's Carolina Rodriguez, Russian's Alexandra Merkulova and Evgenia Kanaeva, Belarussian's Liubov Charkashyna and Melitina Staniouta, Poland's Joanna Mitrosz, Kazakhstan's Anna Alyabyeva, Cypriot Chrystalleni Trikomiti, American Julie Zetlin and Germany's Jana Berezko-Marggrander. And for the Groups, Bulgaria is the only Nation whose Olympic participating Group will not be in attendance. Should be a stellar competition!!

SCHEDULE:

13TH JULY, 2012:

14TH JULY, 2012:

• 11.00: Opening Second Day of Competition
• 11.00: All Around - Individuals - Group B (4 apparatus)
• 13.40: Break
• 15.00: All Around - Individuals - Group A (4 apparatus)
• 17.50: Award Ceremony - Individual All Around 

• 10.55: Opening of Final Day of Competition
• 11.00: Group Final - 5 Balls
• 11.35: Break
• 11.40: Individual Finals - Hoop, Ball
• 12.30: Break
• 12.40: Group Final - 3 Ribbons, 2 Hoops
• 13.15: Break
• 13.20: Individual Finals - Clubs, Ribbon
• 14.20: Award Ceremony - The Day's Finals
• 15.00: Press Conference - Winners - Groups and Individuals
• 19.00: Gala

INDIVIDUAL:

• HC: Arina Charopa (BLR)
• Liubou Charkashyna (BLR)
• Melitina Staniouta (BLR)
• Emmanuelle Lima (BRA)
• Ekaterina Shtrevensky (CAN)
• DENG Senyue (CHN)
• YANG Yuqing (CHN)
• Dailen Cutino Arias (CUB)
• Chrystalleni Trikomiti (CYP)
• Monika Mickova (CZE)
• Carolina Rodriguez (ESP)
• Delphine Ledoux (FRA)
• Kseniya Moustafaeva (FRA)
• Jana Berezko-Marggrander (GER)
• Laura Jung (GER)
• Victoria Filanovsky (ISR)
• Neta Rivkin (ISR)
• Julieta Cantaluppi (ITA)
• Alessia Lucia Marchetto (ITA)
• Anna Alyabyeva (KAZ)
• Yekaterina Skorikova (KAZ)
• SON Yeon Jae (KOR)
• Joanna Mitrosz (POL)
• Daria Dmitrieva (RUS)
• Evgenia Kanaeva (RUS)
• Alexandra Merkulova (RUS)
• Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)
• Alina Maksymenko (UKR)
• Julie Zetlin (USA)
• Ulyana Trofimova (UZB)
• Katherin Arias Olive (VEN)
• Mai Nhat Linh Truong (VIE)

GROUP:

• Belarus
• Brazil
• Canada
• Germany 
• Great Britain
• Greece
• Israel
• Italy
• Japan
• Russia
• Spain
• Ukraine

Phan Thi Ha Thanh (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

N.B. EDITED 04/02/2012


The first and only Category A CIII for 2012 will take place in Zibo City, China. Occurring on the 7th and 8th of April at the Zibo Sports Center Gymnasium, some of the best gymnasts in the World will be taking part in the event. Hopefully some other names are added or some of the gymnasts are able to compete another event to even out the numbers competing. Women's Vault has the most competitors and boasts an exciting list of names - Dominican Republic's Yamilet Pena Abreu makes history by being the first gymnast from the small nation to compete in a World Cup event; Phan Thi Ha Thanh hopes to win another medal to add to her collection as will Jade Fernandes Barbosa, Lauren Mitchell, Larrissa Miller and Jessica Lopez just to name a few. CHENG Fei who will be making an International comeback at the Cottbus World Cup has something to prove and personally I am really excited to see Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina in the line-up!!

Chinese Up-and-Comer HUANG Huidan will be the Hors Concours participant. The names below have been updated with that of the latest Nominative Registration list. Despite a depleted field in some events, it looks to be an exciting competition nevertheless!

Canadian Upstart Brittany Rogers has won the Women's Vault title, whilst Belarussian Nastassia Marachkouskaya and Spain's Claudia Menendez Gonzalez rounded out the top three. On Chilean gymnast Barbara Achondo Andino's first attempt in the Vault Final, she ran through and touched the Vault automatically scoring a 0.000. Germany's Elisabeth Seitz won gold on the Uneven Bars, with Netherlands Celine Van Gerner in second and Ukrainian Nataliya Kononenko in third. On the Balance Beam, Greek stalwart Vasiliki Millousi won the Gold, with Israel's Valeriia Maksyuta taking out the silver and Canadian Brittany Rogers adding a Bronze to her collection. Romanian Diana Maria Chelaru won the Floor Exercise, with Uzbekistan's Luiza Galiulina coming second and Germany's Kim Bui and Dominique Pegg of Canada tying for third. 

German Phillip Boy took out the Men's Floor title, with Chilean Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda and Tomislav Markovic of Croatia rounding out the top three. On the Pommel Horse, China's XIAO Qin won the title, over Britain's Daniel Keatings and Max Whitlock. CHEN Yibing of China won the Still Rings with Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti and Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias in second and third respectively. Ukraine's Igor Radivilov won the Vault title over Belarussian Dzmitry Kaspiarovich and Chile's Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda. Slovenian Mitja Petkovsek won the Parallel Bars over Oleg Stepko (UKR) and Cyril Vieu (FRA). And Epke Zonderland of the Netherlands won the Horizontal Bar over American's Paul Ruggeri III and John Orozco. 

WOMEN'S VAULT:

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Elisabeth Seitz (GER) 14.825
2. Celine Van Gerner (NED) 14.600
3. Nataliya Kononenko (UKR) 14.450
4. Clara Della Vedova (FRA) 14.025
5. Marta Pihan-Kulesza (POL) 13.700
6. Beatriz Cuesta (ESP) 13.625
7. Diana Maria Chelaru (ROU) 13.500
8. HE Kexin (CHN) 13.325

1. Phillip Boy (GER) 15.200
2. Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda (CHI) 15.150
3. Tomislav Markovic (CRO) 15.000
4. Andrew Smith (IRL) 14.975
5. Max Whitlock (GBR) 14.875
6. Shakir Shikhaliyev (AZE) 14.375
7. Isaac Botella Perez (ESP) 13.600
8. Sam Oldham (GBR) 13.575

1. XIAO Qin (CHN) 15.925
2. Daniel Keatings (GBR) 15.775
3. Sam Oldham (GBR) 15.525
4. Robert Seligman (CRO) 15.375
5. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 15.325
6. Zoltan Kallai (HUN) 15.300
7. Aliaksandr Tsarevich (BLR) 14.825
8. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.100

1. CHEN Yibing (CHN) 15.675
2. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.600
3. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.550
4. LUO Xuan (CHN) 15.525
5. Lambertus Van Gelder (NED) 15.325
6. Jesse Silverstein (USA) 15.025
7. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 14.750
8. John Orozco (USA) 14.400

1. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (16.150, 16.350) 16.250
2. Dzmitry Kaspiarovich (BLR) (16.150, 16.075) 16.112
3. Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda (CHI) (16.150, 15.850) 16.000
4. Isaac Botella Perez (ESP) (15.950, 15.900) 15.925
5. Marek Lyszczarz (POL) (16.300, 15.425) 15.862
6. Paul Ruggeri III (USA) (16.175, 15.475); Jeffrey Wammes (NED) (16.075, 15.575) 15.825
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8. Christian Bazan (ESP) (14.800, 15.200) 15.000

1. Mitja Petkovsek (SLO) 15.500
2. Oleg Stepko (UKR) 14.800
3. Cyril Vieu (FRA) 14.625
4. Epke Zonderland (NED) 14.125
5. Marcel Nguyen (GER) 14.050
6. Adam Kierzkowski (POL) 13.950
7. Hamilton Sabot (FRA) 13.750
8. ZHOU Shixiong (CHN) 13.450

1. Epke Zonderland (NED) 15.725
2. Paul Ruggeri III (USA) 15.525
3. John Orozco (USA) 15.375
4. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 14.675
5. ZHOU Shixiong (CHN) 14.650
6. Vlasios Maras (GRE) 14.400
7. Aliaksandr Tsarevich (BLR) 14.250
8. Hamilton Sabot (FRA) 13.475

Day one of the Women's and Men's qualifications at the Cottbus World Cup has been completed, with the remaining finals to be held tomorrow at 3pm (Cottbus Local Time). Israel's Valeriia Maksyuta topped the Vault standings, with Brittany Rogers of Canada and Spain's Claudia Menendez Gonzalez qualifying second and third respectively. Ukraine's Iryna Romanchuk and Joanna Litewka of Poland both injured their knees during vault. China's Uneven Bars superstar HE Kexin dominated her pet event with Dutch gymnast Celine Van Gerner in second and Ukraine's Nataliya Kononenko rounded out the top three. For the Men, hometown hero Phillip Boy topped the Floor qualification over Chile's Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda and Great Britain's Max Whitlock. It was a British 1-2 on Pommel Horse as Daniel Keatings and Max Whitlock outscored Belarussian Andrey Likhovitskiy and Slovenia's Saso Bertoncelj. And finally, Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti topped the Still Rings qualification over China's CHEN Yibing and Lambertus Van Gelder of the Netherlands.

After day two, Greek starlet Vasiliki Millousi leads on Balance Beam over Uzbekistan's Luiza Galiulina and Ana Maria Izurieta of Spain. Romanian Diana Maria Chelaru rocked the Floor Exercise, whilst Canadian Dominique Pegg came second and Spaniard Claudia Menendez Gonzalez finished third in qualification. For the Men, Spain's Isaac Botella Perez topped the Vault over Chilean Enrique Tomas Gonzalez Sepulveda and Dzmitry Kaspiarovich. On Parallel Bars, Frenchman Hamilton Sabot was the top scorer, whilst Oleg Stepko of Ukraine and German Marcel Nguyen rounded out the top three. And on the Horizontal Bar, American Paul Ruggeri III topped the Qualification, with Greece's Vlasios Maras  and fellow American John Orozco in second and third respectively.

WOMEN'S VAULT:

Namibia's Nicole Monique Bierbach will be competing. Image from FIG from 2010 World Championships.

The 2012 Deriugina World Cup Category B event will be held at the Sport Palace in Kiev, Ukraine from the 16th to 18th of this month. This competition sees Individuals and Groups fight for medals. With qualifications being held over the two days - 16th and 17th and the Finals for both Individuals and Groups taking place on the 18th. Locals Victoria Mazur (HC), Alina Maksymenko, Ganna Rizatdinova and Viktoria Shynkarenko. Look out for the following International competitors - Ulyana Trofimova (UZB), Joanna Mitrosz (POL), Italy's Julieta Cantaluppi, Belgium's Elisabeth De Leeuw, Russia's Daria Dmitrieva, France's Kseniya Moustafaeva, Neta Rivkin of Israel, Romanian Alexandra Piscupescu, Germany's Jana Berezko-Marggrander and Laura Jung, Monika Mickova of the Czech Republic, Cyprus' Chrystalleni Trikomiti, Spain's Carolina Rodriguez, and Bulgaria's Silviya Miteva. Also look out for my personal favorite Nicole Monique Bierbach of Namibia. A total of six groups will be competing in Kiev and I cannot wait to see what happens! Good luck to all!

HC: Viktoria Mazur (UKR)

1. Erika Terras (EST)
2. Alina Maksymenko (UKR)
3. Victoria Veinberg Filanovsky (ISR)
4. Margarita Mamun (RUS)
5. Ulyana Trofimova (UZB)
6. Joanna Mitrosz (POL)
7. Varvara Filiou (GRE)
8. Eliane Rosa Sampaio (BRA)
9. Zeynab Javaldi (AZE)
10. Julieta Cantaluppi (ITA)
11. Elisabeth De Leeuw (BEL)
12. Inessa Rif (FIN)
13. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)
14. Viktoriya Gorbunova (KAZ)
15. Daria Dmitrieva (RUS)
16. Alessia Lucia Marchetto (ITA)
17. Kseniya Moustafaeva (FRA)
18. Natascha Weigscheider (AUT)
19. Djamila Rakhmatova (UZB)
20. Burcin Neziroglu (TUR)

According to the Doha Gymnastics Official Twitter the confirmed big names are set to hopefully attract a large number of spectators to the 2012 5th edition of the Doha World Cup which is set to be held at the Aspire Academy Dome from the 28th to the 30th of March in Qatar. Big names who have already confirmed that they will be in Doha this year are: Chinese superstars and 2008 Olympians ZOU Kai and DENG Linlin; Hungary Pommel Horse maestro Krisztian Berki; and Great Britain's Elizabeth Tweddle. And below you can see the exciting fields!

NOMINATIVE REGISTRATIONS:

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
VAULT:

• Ethiene Cristina Gonser Franco (BRA)
• Nadine Jarosch (GER)
• Olga Antipenko (KAZ)
• Togzhan Manassova (KAZ)
• Monika Frandofert (POL)
• Gabriela Janik (POL)
• Aljazy Al-Habshi (QAT)
• Shaden Wohdan (QAT)
• Claudia Cummins (RSA)
• Kirsten Beckett (RSA)
• Heem Wei Lim (SIN)
• Teja Belak (SLO)
• Giulia Steingruber (SUI)
• Sema Fidel Aslan (TUR)
• Demet Mutlu (TUR)

UNEVEN BARS:

• Georgia Rose Brown (AUS)
• Mary Anne Monckton (AUS)
• Ethiene Cristina Gonser Franco (BRA)
• Priscila Domingues Cobello (BRA)
• JIANG Yuyuan (CHN)
• HUANG Huidan (CHN)
• Aurelie Malaussena (FRA)
• Mira Boumejmajen (FRA)
• Elizabeth Tweddle (GBR)
• Hannah Whelan (GBR)
• Nadine Jarosch (GER)
• Lisa Katharina Hill (GER)
• Olga Antipenko (KAZ)
• Gabriela Janik (POL)
• Marta Pihan-Kulesza (POL)
• Aljazy Al-Habshi (QAT)
• Shaden Wohdan (QAT)
• Gabriela Dragoi (ROU)
• Daniela Mihaela Andrei (ROU)
• Kirsten Beckett (RSA)
• Nicole Szabo (RSA)
• Heem Wei Lim (SIN)
• Ivana Kamnikar (SLO)
• Giulia Steingruber (SUI)
• Nadia Muelhauser (SUI)
• Sema Fidel Aslan (TUR)
• Demet Mutlu (TUR)
• Jessica Lopez (VEN)

BALANCE BEAM:

• Mary Anne Monckton (AUS)
• Ashleigh Brennan (AUS)
• Priscila Domingues Cobello (BRA)
• Gabriela Henriques Soares (BRA)
• HUANG Huidan (CHN)
• DENG Linlin (CHN)
• Aurelie Malaussena (FRA)
• Valentine Sabatou (FRA)
• Hannah Whelan (GBR)
• Nadine Jarosch (GER)
• Lisa Katharina Hill (GER)
• Olga Antipenko (KAZ)
• Togzhan Manassova (KAZ)
• Monika Frandofert (POL)
• Marta Pihan-Kulesza (POL)
• Aljazy Al-Habshi (QAT)
• Shaden Wohdan (QAT)
• Gabriela Dragoi (ROU)
• Daniela Mihaela Andrei (ROU)
• Claudia Cummins (RSA)
• Kirsten Beckett (RSA)
• Heem Wei Lim (SIN)
• Jing Ying Joey Tam (SIN)
• Teja Belak (SLO)
• Adela Sajn (SLO)
• Giulia Steingruber (SUI)
• Nadia Muelhauser (SUI)
• Goksu Uctas (TUR)
• Ozlem Ozkan (TUR)

FLOOR EXERCISE:

• Georgia Rose Brown (AUS)
• Ashleigh Brennan (AUS)
• Ethiene Cristina Gonser Franco (BRA)
• Gabriela Henriques Soares (BRA)
• JIANG Yuyuan (CHN)
• DENG Linlin (CHN)
• Mira Boumejmajen (FRA)
• Valentine Sabatou (FRA)
• Elizabeth Tweddle (GBR)
• Hannah Whelan (GBR)
• Nadine Jarosch (GER)
• Lisa Katherina Hill (GER)
• Olga Antipenko (KAZ)
• Togzhan Manassova (KAZ)
• Monika Frandofert (POL)
• Gabriela Janik (POL)
• Aljazy Al-Habshi (QAT)
• Shaden Wohdan (QAT)
• Daniela Mihaela Andrei (ROU)
• Raluca Oana Haidu (ROU)
• Kirsten Beckett (RSA)
• Nicole Szabo (RSA)
• Heem Wei Lim (SIN)
• Jing Ying Joey Tam (SIN)
• Ivana Kamnikar (SLO)
• Adela Sajn (SLO)
• Nadia Muelhauser (SUI)
• Goksu Uctas (TUR)
• Ozlem Ozkan (TUR)
• Jessica Lopez (VEN)

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
FLOOR EXERCISE:

• Juan Manuel Lompizano (ARG)
• Juan Sebastian Melchiori (ARG)
• Serob Soghomonyan (ARM)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Jimmy Verbaeys (BEL)
• Tomas Thys (BEL)
• Aleksandar Batinkov (BUL)
• Velislav Valchev (BUL)
• ZOU Kai (CHN)
• HUANG Yuguo (CHN)
• Tomislav Markovic (CRO)
• Filip Borosa (CRO)
• Gael da Silva (FRA)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Waldemar Eichorn (GER)
• Ivan Rittsschik (GER)
• Geoff Rellis (IRL)
• Kieran Behan (IRL)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Viktor Kocherin (KAZ)
• Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Marek Lyszczarz (POL)
• Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR)
• Malek Alyahri (QAT)
• Ahmed Aldayani (QAT)
• Vlad Bogdan Cotuna (ROU)
• Cristian Ioan Bataga (ROU)
• Rok Klavora (SLO)
• Ziga Silc (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Pablo Braegger (SUI)
• Haikel Bannouri (TUN)
• Wadji Bouallegue (TUN)
• Ozgur Sanli (TUR)

POMMEL HORSE:

• Juan Manuel Lompizano (ARG)
• Matias Silva (ARG)
• Serob Soghomonyan (ARM)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Jimmy Verbaeys (BEL)
• Tomas Thys (BEL)
• Velislav Valchev (BUL)
• Yaroslav Vovk (BUL)
• ZOU Kai (CHN)
• LIAO Qinhua (CHN)
• Robert Seligman (CRO)
• Kristijan Vugrinski (CRO)
• Islam Mohamed Shahin (EGY)
• Mohamed Sayed Srour (EGY)
• Cyril Tommasone (FRA)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Ivan Rittschik (GER)
• Andreas Toba (GER)
• Vid Hidvegi (HUN)
• Krisztian Berki (HUN)
• Geoff Rellis (IRL)
• Luke Carson (IRL)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR)
• Manuel Almeida Campos (POR)
• Malek Alyahri (QAT)
• Ahmed Aldayani (QAT)
• Cristian Ioan Bataga (ROU)
• Ovidiu Buidoso (ROU)
• Ziga Britovsek (SLO)
• Saso Bertoncelj (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Haikel Bannouri (TUN)
• Ferhat Arican (TUR)
• Coskun Boncuk (TUR)

STILL RINGS:

• Osvaldo Martinez Erazun (ARG)
• Federico Molinari (ARG)
• Artur Tovmasyan (ARM)
• Davtyan Vahagn (ARM)
• Aleksandar Batinkov (BUL)
• Velislav Valchev (BUL)
• LIAO Qinhua (CHN)
• GUO Weiyang (CHN)
• Ali Ramadan Abuoelkassem Zahran (EGY)
• Danny Pinheiro-Rodrigues (FRA)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Andreas Toba (GER)
• Kieran Behan (IRL)
• Luke Carson (IRL)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Marek Lyszczarz (POL)
• Adam Kierzkowski (POL)
• Gustavo Palma Simoes (POR)
• Malek Alyahri (QAT)
• Mahmood Alsadi (QAT)
• Cristian Ioan Bataga (ROU)
• Gregor Saksida (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Ferhat Arican (TUR)
• Coskun Boncuk (TUR)

VAULT:

• Serob Soghomonyan (ARM)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Tomas Thys (BEL)
• Aleksandar Batinkov (BUL)
• Yaroslav Vovk (BUL)
• ZOU Kai (CHN)
• DU Wei (CHN)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Viktor Kocherin (KAZ)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Marek Lyszczarz (POL)
• Nasser Alhamad (QAT)
• Cristian Ioan Bataga (ROU)
• Rok Klavora (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Pablo Braegger (SUI)
• Haikel Bannouri (TUN)
• Wadji Bouallegue (TUN)
• Ozgur Sanli (TUR)

PARALLEL BARS:

• Osvaldo Martinez Erazun (ARG)
• Federico Molinari (ARG)
• Serob Soghomonyan (ARM)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Jimmy Verbaeys (BEL)
• Tomas Thys (BEL)
• Aleksandar Batinkov (BUL)
• Yaroslav Vovk (BUL)
• HUANG Yuguo (CHN)
• GUO Weiyang (CHN)
• Islam Mohamed Shahin (EGY)
• Danny Pinheiro-Rodrigues (FRA)
• Yann Cucherat (FRA)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Waldemar Eichorn (GER)
• Andreas Toba (GER)
• Luke Carson (IRL)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Adam Kierzkowski (POL)
• Roman Kulesza (POL)
• Manuel Almeida Campos (POR)
• Ahmed Aldayani (QAT)
• Mahmood Alsadi (QAT)
• Vlad Bogdan Cotuna (ROU)
• Ovidiu Buidoso (ROU)
• Ziga Britovsek (SLO)
• Alen Dimic (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Pablo Braegger (SUI)
• Haikel Bannouri (TUN)
• Ferhat Arican (TUR)
• Coskun Boncuk (TUR)

HORIZONTAL BAR:

• Juan Sebastian Melchiori (ARG)
• Nicolas Cordoba (ARG)
• Serob Soghomonyan (ARM)
• Artur Davtyan (ARM)
• Jimmy Verbaeys (BEL)
• Tomas Thys (BEL)
• Aleksandar Batinkov (BUL)
• Velislav Valchev (BUL)
• ZOU Kai (CHN)
• GUO Weiyang (CHN)
• Marijo Moznik (CRO)
• Mohamed Sayed Srour (EGY)
• Gael da Silva (FRA)
• Yann Cucherat (FRA)
• Paata Nozadze (GEO)
• Waldemar Eichorn (GER)
• Andreas Toba (GER)
• Geoff Rellis (IRL)
• Kieran Behan (IRL)
• Ali Saadi Mohsin Al-Tameemi (IRQ)
• Layth Hasan (IRQ)
• Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ)
• Dmitrijs Trefilovs (LAT)
• Dino Bosnjak (MKD)
• Ivan Krstevski (MKD)
• Adam Kierzkowski (POL)
• Roman Kulesza (POL)
• Manuel Almeida Campos (POR)
• Ahmed Aldayani (QAT)
• Mahmood Alsadi (QAT)
• Vlad Bogdan Cotuna (ROU)
• Ovidiu Buidoso (ROU)
• Alen Dimic (SLO)
• Claudio Capelli (SUI)
• Pablo Braegger (SUI)
• Ozgur Sanli (TUR)