Gymmin' Miel!

Welcome to the final day of competition at the 2014 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. Today sees the last of the Event Finals being contended - the Men compete on the Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar with the Women competing on the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise. First up the Men's Vault final... can YANG Hak Seon of Korea defend his title? Kenzo Shirai leaned to the side on his Yurchenko triple twist for his first Vault and was a little low on his Kas 1.5. Massive Dragulescu for Sergio Sasaki Junior, little low on the landing. Two hops back on his Tsuk double pike. Wai Hung Shek landed to the side on his Dragulescu and Step to the side on his Kas double full. Oh wow YANG Hak Seon sits down his Kas 2.5 and put his hand and knee down on the landing of his front handspring triple twist. Massive piked Dragulescu from RI Se Gwang with a step back. Tsuk full in tuck for his second Vault, out of the lines with both feet. Coach carries his off the podium. Icing his injured ankle. Huge step back from Jake Dalton on his Kas double full. Low on the landing of his Randi. Massive vaults from Igor Radivilov (Dragulescu and Tsuk double pike). And last but not least Denis Ablyazin. Over rotated double pike with a number of steps back and crashed his Yurchenko half on Randi off. RI Se Gwang from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the 2014 Vault Champion!! Ukraine's Igor Radivilov wins the silver with American Jacob Dalton earning the bronze.

Moving on to Women's Beam. Oooohhh I love today's U.S. Event Finals leotard. BAI Yawen is wearing a mostly dark aqua? leotard with black top/sleeves with yellow and white swirly patterning with diamantes. Very pretty. Aliya wearing the lucky purpley/blue leotard we have become accustomed to seeing her wear. BAI is so clean on the Beam. Small step on her double pike dismount. Solid routine from Simone Biles just a couple of balance checks within the routine but nothing major - Love her ff-ff full in dismount which she stuck. Mustafina looks exhausted. Loses 0.5 for not having an acro series in the routine. Stunning purple leotard from YAO Jinnan. She falls on her acro series. Lovely double pike dismount. Elsabeth Black is wearing a lovely red leotard with the maple leaf in diamantes. Solid routine but unfortunately fell on her ff tuck full. Larisa Andreea Iordache is wearing a dark aqua leotard with black on the shoulder and sleeves and diamantes. And wow another fall (ff tuck full). The Brazilians? (or are they the Colombians?) with Romanian scarves! A few bobbles but a solid routine from Kyla Ross. Asuka Teramoto is wearing that colorful leotard. Gorgeous routine from her! Inquiry over the score rejected. Simone Biles is the Balance Beam Champion over BAI Yawen with Aliya Mustafina winning the bronze medal.

Now that the Award Ceremonies for the first two events are complete it's onto the Parallel Bars Final. Nikolai Kuksenkov short on his giant Diamondiv (sp.) tries to save it but his feet touched the ground. Hands down on his double front half dismount. Great routine from DENG Shudi. He swings really well only fault I could see is that he was low on his Bhavsar. Very clean routine from Ryohei Kato of Japan. Another great routine - this time from Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev. This is one fantastic final!! Glad to see Yusuke Tanaka still smiling despite having a huge arch in one of his handstands in the middle of the routine. Solid routine from CHENG Ran. Muscled on his peach on one bar and had to take a number of steps backwards on his double pike dismount. Great routine from Danell Leyva. Nervy performance from Donnell Whittenburg. Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev takes the title over Leyva and Kato.

It's Floor time!! Claudia Fragapane wears a blue leotard with white sleeves, yellow cross across the top with diamantes. Vanessa Ferrari is wearing a stunning leotard. Very shiny - white with red? and black... it's hard to describe but you must see it!!! Larrissa Miller is wearing the purple and black leotard we saw Georgia Rose-Brown wear in the All Around, whilst Erika Fasana is is a purple and black leotard with busy white patterning and diamantes. Poor Fragapane bounds out of her opening pass and lands on her stomach. Low on her double Arabian. Lovely routine from Larisa Andreea Iordache - Well executed. A couple of hops on the landings of Simone's tumbling passes but a great routine otherwise. Love Vanessa Ferrari's Floor Music. Step forward on her Double double tuck and double layout. Insane rock solid tumbling from Mykayla Skinner. Bit iffy on her leap series. Beautiful choreography from Larrissa Miller. Hop forward on her double pike and backwards on her full to double full opening pass. Not a fan of the mesh cut outs under the arms of Fasana's leotard. Hop on her double double tuck to open, short on her double turn with leg up. Aliya Mustafina is the last to go. It was a beautiful routine. She can't believe she won the Bronze! Simone Biles becomes the most decorated U.S. Gymnast at Worlds by winning the Floor title. Larisa Andreea Iordache wins the silver medal.

And now for the final event of the Nanning programme - Men's Horizontal Bar. ZHANG Chenglong starts things off and his grip breaks mid-routine. Peeled off with one hand after his Tak full and had to jump off. Is well over the 30 sec remount time. Solid routine from Kohei Uchimura - just a hop on the landing of his double double layout dismount. Poor Nikolai Kuksenkov, it just isn't his day. Tak full wrong way round but a great stick on his dismount. Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno peels off on his Kolman. Strong finish. Solid routine from Marijo Moznik. The "Flying Dutchman" Epke Zonderland delivers. A few form issues however but massive releases. Very clean routine from Nile Wilson - not as difficult as some of the other routines we have seen in this field though. Solid routine from David Belyavskiy but looked to be a couple of form errors. Zonderland wins over Uchimura and Moznik.

MEN'S VAULT:

1. RI Se Gwang (PRK) (15.633, 15.200) 15.416
2. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.200, 15.466) 15.333
3. Jacob Dalton (USA) (15.133, 15.266) 15.199
4. Kenzo Shirai (JPN) (15.058, 15.066) 15.062
5. Sergio Sasaki Junior (BRA) (15.066, 14.966) 15.016
6. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) (15.066, 14.866) 14.966
7. YANG Hak Seon (KOR) (14.466, 14.366) 14.416
8. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) (14.133, 14.100) 14.116

Welcome to the final day of competition at the 2014 Men's Artistic Gymnastics European Championships. The competition begins today with the Junior Event Finals and will conclude with the Senior Men's Event Finals. Great Britain's Giarnni Regini-Moran topped compatriot Gaius Thompson for the Floor title with Sascha Alexander Coradi of Switzerland picking up the bronze medal. Nile Wilson of Great Britain has earned the Pommel Horse honors over Russia's Sergei Eltcov and Simone Bresolin of Italy. Vinzenz Hoeck of Austria was the Still Rings champion over Brinn Bevan of Great Britain and Eyal Glazer of Israel, whilst on the Vault Russian Nikita Nagornny triumphed over Giarnni Regini-Moran. Belgium's Florian Landuyt and Frenchman Zachari Hrimeche tied for the bronze. Wilson picked up the Parallel Bars title over compatriot Brinn Bevan with Ukraine's Eduard Yermakov winning the bronze medal. Wilson also picked up his 5th gold medal of these Championships taking out the Horizontal Bars over Hrimeche and Coradi.

POMMEL HORSE:

1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 14.200
2. Sergei Eltcov (RUS) 14.025
3. Simone Bresolin (ITA) 13.916
4. Nils Dunkel (GER) 13.833
5. David Huddleston (BUL) 13.783
6. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 13.733
7. Eyal Glazer (ISR) 13.700
8. Vladyslav Gryko (UKR) 12.633

1. Vinzenz Hoeck (AUT) 14.433
2. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.100
3. Eyal Glazer (ISR) 13.966
4. Artur Dalaloyan (RUS) 13.900
5. Marios Georgiou (CYP) 13.716
6. Vigen Khachatryan (ARM) 13.600
7. Nile Wilson (GBR) 13.433
8. Andrea Russo (ITA) 13.033
9. Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) 12.633

1. Nikita Nagornyy (RUS) (14.900, 14.966) 14.933
2. Giarnni Regini-Moran (GBR) (14.866, 14.600) 14.733
3. Florian Landuyt (AUT) (14.633, 14.300); Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) (14.800, 14.133) 14.466
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5. Nicola Bartolini (ITA) (13.600, 14.300) 13.950
6. Gaius Thompson (GBR) (13.333, 14.366) 13.849
7. Artur Dalaloyan (RUS) (13.566, 14.066) 13.816
8. Vigen Khachatryan (ARM) (14.600, 12.966) 13.783

1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 14.800
2. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.733
3. Eduard Yermakov (UKR) 14.166
4. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 14.100
5. David Huddleston (BUL) 13.233
6. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 13.200
7. Valentin Starikov (RUS) 13.175
8. Frank Rijken (NED) 12.366

1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 14.166
2. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) 13.833
3. Sascha Alexander Coradi (SUI) 13.666
4. Tin Srbic (CRO) 13.600
5. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 13.333
6. Adrian Nestor Pfiffner (SUI) 13.300
7. Gaius Thompson (GBR) 12.466
8. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 10.833

The Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2013 Juegos Bolivarianos in Peru has concluded with the Event Finals. Peru's own Sandra Collantes de Riglos won the Vault title over Gomez Porras and Panama's Isabella Amado Medrano. Lopez won the Uneven Bars honors over Ana Sofia Gomez Porras and compatriot Ivet Jose Rojas Galean. Gomez Porras narrowly won the Balance Beam honors over Jessica Lopez with Panama's Isabella Amado Medrano taking out the bronze medal. The Floor Exercise Final saw Ana Sofia Gomez Porras top Jessica Lopez with Collantes de Riglos picking up the bronze medal.

Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno won the Floor Exercise title with Guatemala's Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez ending in second and Chile's Felipe Andres Pina Valenzuela finishing with the bronze medal. Calvo Moreno also earned the Pommel Horse title over compatriot Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez with Venezuela's Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante and Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo tying for the bronze. Chile's Juan Francisco Raffo de la Jara dominated on the Still Rings with Venezuelan stalwart Regulo Carmona and Calvo Moreno finishing second and third respectively. Audrys Nin Reyes of the Dominican Republic earned the gold medal on the Vault with Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno and Guatemala's Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez earning the silver and bronze respectively. On the Parallel Bars, Jossimar Calvo Moreno and Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez finished one-two with Venezuela's Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo finishing in third. While on the Horizontal Bar, Fuentes Bustamante topped Colombian Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez and Audrys Nin Reyes. 

Full Team and All Around results from this competition can be seen on IG Online at http://intlgymnast.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3828:colombia-venezuela-best-at-bolivarian-games&catid=5:competition-reports&Itemid=164

UNEVEN BARS FINAL:

1. Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha (VEN) 14.467
2. Ana Sofia Gomez Porras (GUA) 13.733
3. Ivet Jose Rojas Galean (VEN) 13.200
4. Ginna Elena Escobar Betancur (COL) 13.167
5. Melany Alejandra Cabrera Figueroa (CHI) 12.333
6. Rudy Marcela Sandoval Afanador (COL) 12.233
7. Isabella Amado Medrano (PAN) 12.200
8. Sandra Collantes de Riglos (PER) 11.533

1. Ana Sofia Gomez Porras (GUA) 14.833
2. Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha (VEN) 14.800
3. Isabella Amado Medrano (PAN) 13.233
4. Sandra Collantes de Riglos (PER) 13.100
5. Paola Thaily Maria Marquez Arenas (VEN) 12.767
6. Melany Alejandra Cabrera Figueroa (CHI) 12.533
7. Mariana Chiarella Avalos (PER) 11.900
8. Rudy Marcela Sandoval Afanador (COL) 11.867

FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

1. Ana Sofia Gomez Porras (GUA) 13.300
2. Jessica Brizeida Lopez Arocha (VEN) 13.167
3. Sandra Collantes de Riglos (PER) 13.067
4. Isabella Amado Medrano (PAN) 12.433
5. Mariana Chiarella Avalos (PER) 12.167
6. Gabriela Maria Gomez Roldan (COL) 11.900
7. Ginna Elena Escobar Betancur (COL) 11.433
8. Ivet Jose Rojas Galean (VEN) 11.133

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL:

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.033
2. Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (GUA) 14.633
3. Felipe Andres Pina Valenzuela (CHI) 14.467
4. Juan Pablo Gonzalez Valenzuela (CHI) 14.433
5. Xavier Rafael Veloz Perez (VEN) 13.667
6. Mario Berrios Cruz (PER) 13.300
7. Angel Gabriel Perez Arias (DOM) 13.233
8. Carlos Esteban Orozco Arenas (COL) 12.667

POMMEL HORSE FINAL:

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.233
2. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 14.700
3. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN); Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo (VEN) 13.967
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5. Juan Francisco Raffo de la Jara (CHI) 13.733
6. Angel Gabriel Perez Arias (DOM) 13.500
7. Pablo Natanael Velasquez Candray (ESA) 12.367
8. Arian Leon Prado Munoz (PER) 11.800

1. Juan Francisco Raffo de la Jara (CHI) 15.633
2. Regulo Antonio Carmona Moreno (VEN) 15.300
3. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.933
4. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 14.633
5. Roberto Alejandro Fiallos Orellana (ESA) 13.800
6. Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (GUA) 13.533
7. Carlos Carbonell Gutierrez (VEN) 13.367
8. Jose Quilla Rivera (PER) 12.767

1. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 14.800
2. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.733
3. Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (GUA) 14.634
4. Juan Pablo Gonzalez Valenzuela (CHI) 14.517
5. Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo (VEN) 14.367
6. Junior Amable Rojo Mendoza (VEN) 14.300
7. Maximilian Fingerhuth Crinola (CHI) 14.167
8. Angel Gabriel Perez Arias (DOM) 14.150

1. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 15.700
2. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 15.433
3. Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo (VEN) 14.100
4. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN) 14.000
5. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 13.767
6. Jorge Alfredo Vega Lopez (GUA) 13.300
7. Juan Francisco Raffo de la Jara (CHI) 12.933
8. Felipe Andres Pina Valenzuela (CHI) 12.633

HORIZONTAL BAR FINAL:

1. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante (VEN) 14.900
2. Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL) 14.600
3. Audrys Nin Reyes (DOM) 14.367
4. Adickxon Gabriel Trejo Basalo (VEN) 14.267
5. Christian Daniel Bruno Decidet (CHI) 13.433
6. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 13.400
7. Mauricio Gallegos Chacon (PER) 12.967
8. Byron Luis Lopez Portalanza (ECU) 11.800

Today marks the final day of the Artistic Gymnastics competition of the 2013 Summer Universiade which is being held at the Kazan Gymnastics Center. The Start Lists for tonight's finals, can be seen at: http://chimgym.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/start-lists-for-universiade-event-finals.html. It should be a fantastic evening of competition! Can I say how lovely it is to be able to see footage from the training gym. What a horrible time Denis Ablyazin had on the Floor Exercise - a few times out of bounds on passes and low landings. Fabian Hambuechen is such a wonderful sportsman, shaking everyone's hands - lovely to see. Japan's Ryohei Kato performed a lovely routine to earn the Floor Exercise title over Fabian Hambuechen (GER) and David Belyavskiy (RUS).

The Women are wearing some lovely leotards. Poor Anna Dementyeva is sitting in the stands all by herself. Maria Paseka is wearing a mostly white leotard with blue down the sleeves and across the top with three with stripes on either side with diamantes. She looks very pleased. Moreno Medina is wearing a white sleeved leo with red on the bottom half with blue? diagonal stripes seperating the colors. Her coach looks overjoyed for her! Lovely red leo for Afanasyeva. I never noticed her crossing herself before. Elsabeth Black is wearing the teal? colored Canadian Olympic leo. Sleeveless leos for the PRK Gymnasts, both in red with blue and white swirls. Poor RI Un Ha crashes her second Vault. Bui wears the flamey version of the German leo. Teja Belak wears a white sleeved, pink bottomed leo that has a white explosion pattern on the pink. HONG Un Jong (PRK) and Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS) tie for the gold with Maria Paseka (RUS) earning the bronze.

I have a confession to make. Whilst I love watching the Men's Pommel Horse competition, I do find watching their warm ups on the apparatus a little tedious due to the constant adjustments being made. Japan's Ryohei Kato replaces Russian Emin Garibov in the Final. Oleg Verniaiev had some problems on the apparatus whilst Shogo Nonomura (JPN) had a fall.Oh wow Filip Ude of Croatia had a major mistake and jumped off the Pommel Horse. There was a moment of confusion before he remounted and finished the routine. Nikolai Kuksenkov of Russia earns his second Individual Gold medal over Mexico's Daniel Corral Barron and Ukraine's Oleg Stepko.

Fantastic routine from Aliya Mustafina. Lovely to see Kim Bui smiling and happy. Yu Minobe of Japan is wearing a lovely blue and white leotard with a hint of gold and silver. Tatiana Nabieva is in the lovely green  and white leotard with silver patterning. Happy smiles and waves after her routine and a nice bow for the camera. Lisa Katharina Hill is wearing a similar leo to Bui but the patterning around the neck. Maryna Kostiuchenko is wearing a plain black sleeveless leotard with green around collar and sleeve and silver explosion from the chest, counts a fall. Seon Mi Heo is wearing a lovely white sleeveless leotard with blue and red explosion pattern. Mustafina takes out the Uneven Bars honors over compatriot Tatiana Nabieva and Germany's Lisa Katharina Hill.

Two incredible routines to start off the Still Rings final. Absolutely sensational routine from Brazilian Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti. No one could best Zanetti who topped Russian Denis Ablyazin and Ukrainian Igor Radivilov for the title.

And we are back for the second half. I love seeing how in awe all of YANG Hak Seon's competitors are. Poor Tomi Tuuha of Finland landed on his back on his second vault. Kazakhstan's Stanislav Valiyev also had a disappointing second Vault after putting his hands down. His compatriot Viktor Kocherin sat down his first Vault. There was no question that this was YANG's title to win. Ablyazin took the silver with Radivilov earning the bronze.

Anna Dementyeva is wearing the stunning blue leotard with diamantes. PAK Sin Hyang is wearing a sleeveless pink leotard with diamante patterning like an explosion on the side. Pia Tolle is wearing the same leotard as as Lisa Katharina Hill was wearing. Solid start to Dementyeva's routine until she fell on her acro series. Sakura Noda is wearing the red variation of Minobe's leotard. Fall for Noda. Rocky routine for Mustafina but she managed to stay on. Two falls for Minobe, it kind of looked as though after the first fall that her heart wasn't in it. China's ZHANG Yelinzi performed a rock solid Balance Beam routine to win the title over Russian Aliya Mustafina and Canadian Elsabeth Black who finished second and third respectively.

Onto the Men's Parallel Bars. And again it seems like they take forever to warm up! Great set from Oleg Verniaiev although he looked a little sore afterwards. And it is a Russian 1-2 on the Podium as Emin Garibov tops the field over David Belayavskiy with Ukraine's Verniaiev taking third place.

Danusia Francis is wearing top white/bottom blue leotard. Stunning leotard for Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas whilst Angelina Kysla of Ukraine is wearing a red leotard with black detailing. Wooow Afanasyeva goes out of bounds on her final two passes. Deep squat on Mustafina's second tumbling line, an iffy landing on her second last pass and hands down on her final tumbling line. Fantastic routine from Elsa Garcia although out of bounds on her final pass. Afanasyeva manages to hold on for the title. Mexico's Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas and Elsabeth Black of Canada tie for the silver.

Final event for the Artistic Gymnastics program at the 2013 Universiade and it is set to be a phenomenal showdown. Men's Horizontal Bar. Russian Emin Garibov stole the show on the apparatus with Japan's  Yusuke Tanaka edging out compatriot Ryohei Kato for the silver medal.

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
VAULT:

1. Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS) (15.450, 14.800); HONG Un Jong (PRK) (15.175, 15.025) 15.125
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3. Maria Paseka (RUS) (15.450, 14.450) 14.950
4. Elsabeth Black (CAN) (14.725, 15.000) 14.862
5. Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina (MEX) (14.875, 14.475) 14.675
6. RI Un Ha (PRK) (14.900, 13.775) 14.337
7. Teja Belak (SLO) (14.075, 14.375) 14.225
8. Kim Bui (GER) (14.000, 13.825) 13.912

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Aliya Mustafina (RUS) 15.200
2. Tatiana Nabieva (RUS) 14.525
3. Lisa Katharina Hill (GER) 14.500
4. Kim Bui (GER) 14.450
5. KANG Yong Mi (PRK) 14.425
6. Yu Minobe (JPN) 14.125
7. Seon Mi Heo (KOR) 13.925
8. Maryna Kostiuchenko (UKR) 11.775

BALANCE BEAM:

1. ZHANG Yelinzi (CHN) 15.150
2. Aliya Mustafina (RUS) 14.525
3. Elsabeth Black (CAN) 14.400
4. SIN Hyang Park (PRK) 13.975
5. Anna Dementyeva (RUS) 13.725
6. Pia Tolle (GER) 13.300
7. Sakura Noda (JPN) 13.100
8. Yu Minobe (JPN) 12.550

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS) 14.350
2. Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas (MEX); Elsabeth Black (CAN) 13.750
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4. Kim Bui (GER) 13.700
5. Yu Minobe (JPN) 13.550
6. Danusia Francis (GBR) 13.450
7. Angelina Kysla (UKR) 13.225
8. Sakura Noda (JPN) 13.050
9. Aliya Mustafina (RUS) 12.875

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:

1. Nikolai Kuksenkov (RUS) 15.050
2. Daniel Corral Barron (MEX) 14.975
3. Oleg Stepko (UKR) 14.850
4. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 14.775
5. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 14.650
6. Filip Ude (CRO) 14.275
7. Pericles Fouro Da Silva (BRA) 13.575
8. Shogo Nonomura (JPN) 12.750

1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.875
2. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) 15.550
3. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 15.525
4. Chih Yu Chen (TPE) 15.500
5. Nikita Ignatyev (RUS) 15.450
6. WU Guanhua (CHN) 15.350
7. Shogo Nonomura (JPN) 15.075
8. Thomas Taranu (GER) 15.000

1. YANG Hak Seon (KOR) (15.975, 15.600) 15.787
2. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) (15.325, 15.375) 15.350
3. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.225, 15.249) 15.237
4. KIM Hee Hoon (KOR) (14.825, 14.775) 14.800
5. Marek Lyszczarz (POL) (14.950, 14.500) 14.725
6. Viktor Kocherin (KAZ) (14.175, 14.750) 14.462
7. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) (14.875, 13.825) 14.350
8. Stanislav Valiyev (KAZ) (14.900, 13.675) 14.287

1. Emin Garibov (RUS) 15.875
2. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.625
3. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.575
4. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.550
5. ZHANG Yang (CHN) 15.300
6. Oleg Stepko (UKR) 14.950 
7. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 14.100
8. Andrei Vasile Muntean (ROU) 14.075

1. Emin Garibov (RUS) 16.025
2. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.550
3. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.275
4. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA) 15.150
5. Maksym Semiankiv (UKR) 14.975
6. David Vecsernyes (HUN) 14.650
7. Paolo Principi (ITA) 14.575
8. Fabian Hambuechen (GER) 14.300

On the final day of competition at the Pesaro World Cup, the Italian Group took home both Event Finals gold medals whilst in the Senior Individual Finals competition, Belarussian Melitina Staniouta took out the Ball, Clubs and Ribbon titles. The Hoop title went to Russia's Daria Svatkovskaya. In the Group competitions, Italy topped Ukraine and Bulgaria for the 5 Clubs honors, with Bulgaria and Belarus rounding out the top three with the 3 Balls/2 Ribbons. Staniouta and Ukraine's Ganna Rizatdinova rounded out the top three with the Hoop, whilst it was Russian Maria Titova and Israel's Neta Rivkin who rounded out the top three with the Ball. Svatkovskaya added a silver with the Clubs with Rizatdinova picking up the bronze, whilst Korean SON Yeon Jae and Ukrainian Rizatdinova finished second and third respectively with the Ribbon. 

EVENT FINALS RESULTS:

GROUPS:

5 CLUBS:

3 BALLS/2 RIBBONS:

1. Italy 17.833
2. Bulgaria 17.367
3. Belarus 17.200
4. Switzerland 16.317
5. Germany 15.717
6. Azerbaijan 15.600
7. France 15.433
8. Ukraine 14.917

HOOP:

1. Daria Svatkovskaya (RUS) 18.033
2. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 18.017
3. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.817
4. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.750
5. Katsiaryna Halkina (BLR) 17.583
6. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.467
7. Maria Titova (RUS) 17.183
8. Marina Durunda (AZE) 16.950

1. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 17.783
2. Maria Titova (RUS) 17.750
3. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.667
4. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.600
5. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.517
6. Katsiaryna Halkina (BLR) 17.233
7. Daria Svatkovskaya (RUS) 16.667
8. Maria Durunda (AZE) 16.467

1. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 17.967
2. Daria Svatkovskaya (RUS) 17.933
3. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.800
4. Maria Titova (RUS) 17.767
5. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) 17.067
6. Katsiaryna Halkina (BLR) 17.000
7. Marina Durunda (AZE) 16.333
8. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 15.967

1. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 17.850
2. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) 17.483
3. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.417
4. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.400
5. Marina Durunda (AZE) 17.350
6. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.167
7. Katsiaryna Halkina (BLR) 16.400
8. Maria Titova (RUS) 15.833
9. Federica Febbo (ITA) 15.650

Day two of Event Finals at the Salamunov Memorial World Cup was contested yesterday. American Paul Ruggeri III took out the Men's Vault title over Poland's Marek Lyszczarz and Finland's Tomi Tuuha, whilst Elsabeth Black of Canada triumphed on the Balance Beam. Hungary's Noemi Makra and Lisa Ecker of Austria rounded out the top three on the Beam. Vietnam's Pham Phuoc Hung took out the Parallel Bars title with Slovakia's Samuel Piasecky and Alen Dimic in second and third respectively. Black and Makra tied for the Floor Exercise honors, with Portugal's Ana Filipa Martins taking out the bronze. Paul Ruggeri tied with Colombian Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno for the Horizontal Bar honors, with Croatian Marijo Moznik finishing in third. 

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

1. Elsabeth Black (CAN) 14.250
2. Noemi Makra (HUN) 13.975
3. Lisa Ecker (AUT) 13.175
4. Vasiliki Millousi (GRE) 13.150
5. Jana Sikulova (CZE) 12.850
6. Victoria Kayen Woo (CAN) 12.800
7. Ana Filipa Martins (POR) 12.325
8. Teja Belak (SLO) 11.700

1. Pham Phuoc Hung (VIE) 15.700
2. Samuel Piasecky (SVK) 15.125
3. Alen Dimic (SLO) 14.800
4. Adam Kierzkowski (POL) 14.500
5. Cuong Hoang (VIE) 14.325
6. Mitja Petkovsek (POL) 14.250
7. Jossimar Orlando Calvo Moreno (COL) 14.000
8. Reiss Beckford (GBR) 12.475

The Junior Group from Bulgaria won the 5 Hoops Event Final over the teams from Russia and Azerbaijan as part of the 5th International Tournament "Citta di Pesaro". Ukraine's Viktoria Mazur won the Hoop title over Israel's Alona Koshevatskiy. Bulgarian Neviana Vladinova and Latvia's Jelizaveta Gamalejeva tied for third. Russian Yana Kudryatseva added the Ball, Clubs and Ribbon titles to her All Around title. Mazur earned second place with the Ball whilst Belarussian Maria Kadobina finished in third. Kadobina and Koshevatskiy added silver and bronze medals respectively with the Clubs, whilst Koshevatskiy, Gamalejeva and Vladinova all tied for second place with the Ribbon. 

SENIOR INDIVIDUALS:

HOOP:

1. Viktoria Mazur (UKR) 17.650
2. Alona Koshevatskiy (ISR) 16.800
3. Neviana Vladinova (BUL); Jelizaveta Gamalejeva (LAT) 16.400
4. 
   
5. Yana Kudryatseva (RUS) 16.150
6. Carmel Kallemaa (EST) 15.600
7. Maria Kadobina (BLR) 15.250
8. Iina Linna (FIN) 14.900

1. Yana Kudryatseva (RUS) 18.000
2. Viktoria Mazur (UKR) 17.400
3. Maria Kadobina (BLR) 17.250
4. Neviana Vladinova (BUL) 16.550
5. Julieta Cantaluppi (ITA) 16.500
6. Jelizaveta Gamalejeva (LAT) 16.350
7. Carmel Kallemaa (EST) 16.150
8. Alona Koshevatskiy (ISR) 15.550

1. Yana Kudryatseva (RUS) 17.600
2. Maria Kadobina (BLR) 16.750
3. Alona Koshevatskiy (ISR) 16.500
4. Liana Tsebadze (GEO) 16.350
5. Jelizaveta Gamalejeva (LAT) 16.300
6. Julieta Cantaluppi (ITA) 16.100
7. Carmel Kallemaa (EST) 15.850
8. Viktoria Mazur (UKR) 15.750

1. Yana Kudryatseva (RUS) 17.900
2. Alona Koshevatskiy (ISR); Jelizaveta Gamalejeva (LAT); Neviana Vladinova (BUL) 17.050
3. 
   
4. 
   
5. Viktoria Mazur (UKR) 16.000
6. Julieta Cantaluppi (ITA) 15.900
7. Liana Tsebadze (GEO) 15.700
8. Carmel Kallemaa (EST) 14.150

Texas Women's University Seniors Bethany Larimer, Kristin Edwards and Amy Winczura tied for the Vault honors. A little random fact - seven out of the eleven Vault finalists were Seniors! University of Pennsylvania's Senior Kirsten Strausbaugh won the Uneven Bars title with U.S. Air Force Academy Junior Katie Hawthorne, Cornell University Junior Melanie Jorgensen and Pennsylvania's Megan Milavec (Senior) tying for second place. Larimer and Lindenwood University Freshman Rachel Zabawa  shared the Balance Beam honors, whilst the University of Bridgeport's Sophomore Sasha Tsikhanovich winning the Floor Exercise title. 

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Kirsten Strausbaugh (University of Pennsylvania) 9.850
2. Katie Hawthorne (U.S. Air Force Academy); Melanie Jorgensen (Cornell University); Megan Milavec (University of Pennsylvania) 9.800
3. 
   
4. 
   
5. Linnaea Hance (U.S. Air Force Academy); Sasha Tsikhanovich (University of Bridgeport); Spencer Jones (Texas Women's University) 9.775
6. 
   
7. 
   
8. Heather Zaniewski (Temple University); Dana Bonincontri (University of Pennsylvania) 9.750
9. 
   
10. Jessica Hanner (U.S. Air Force Academy) 9.725
11. Kamri Riles (University of Bridgeport) 9.650
12. Bryn Larson (Seattle Pacific University) 9.225

1. Bethany Larimer (Texas Women's University); Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood University) 9.875
2. 
   
3. Sasha Tsikhanovich (University of Bridgeport) 9.850
4. Corrine Wise (Seattle Pacific University) 9.825
5. Lorraine Galow (University of Bridgeport); Julia Meyer (Brown University) 9.800
6. 
   
7. McKenna Archer (Cornell University); Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood University) 9.750
8. 
   
9. Spencer Jones (Texas Women's University) 9.725
10. Ciara Maradiaga (Texas Women's University); Kirsten Strausbaugh (University of Pennsylvania) 9.700
11. 
    

1. Sasha Tsikhanovich (University of Bridgeport) 9.925
2. Kristin Edwards (Texas Women's University) 9.875
3. Meg Crowley (Centenary College); Stephanie Repp (Texas Women's University) 9.850
4. 
   
5. Caitlin Perry (University of Bridgeport); Kirsten Strausbaugh (University of Pennsylvania) 9.800
6. 
   
7. Alexandra Stych (U.S. Air Force Academy); Spencer Jones (Texas Women's University) 9.750
8. 
   
9. Katie Hawthorne (U.S. Air Force Academy) 9.725
10. McKenna Archer (Cornell University) 9.700
11. Tara Feld (Yale University) 9.575
12. Jessica Lieblich (Centenary College) 9.500

The first day of competition at the 2012 Toyota International Gymnastics Invitational has been completed. In the Women's competition, Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh outclassed the field on vault, with Japan's Mai Murakami and Wakiko Ryu rounding out the top three. Whilst on the Uneven Bars, Japanese starlet Rie Tanaka took the title by 0.100 from Canadian Sabrina Gill with Germany's Isabelle Marquard picking up the bronze medal. Ryohei Kato of Japan won the Men's Floor Exercise over compatriot Yusuke Tanaka and Canada's Hugh Smith. Kato also won the Pommel Horse title, with compatriot Kazuhito Tanaka earning the silver medal with Canadian Kenneth Ikeda picking up the bronze. Whilst on the Still Rings, Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti won the title from Japan's Yusuke Tanaka and Yusuke Saito.

Korea's YANG Hak-Seon won the Men's Vault title with Hong Kong's Wai Hung Shek and Japan's Takumi Sato rounding out the top three. While on the Parallel Bars, Yusuke Tanaka won the title over his brother, Kazuhito with German Christopher Jursch picking up the bronze. Yusuke also picked up the gold medal on the Horizontal Bar, with Shek and Jursch rounding out the top three. Whilst in the Women's competition, Japan's Yu Minobe won the Balance Beam title over compatriot Yuko Shintake with Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh picking up the bronze. On the Floor Exercise, Koko Tsurumi triumphed over Murakami and Sabrina Gill of Canada who earned the silver and bronze medals respectively.

WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:

1. Rie Tanaka (JPN) 12.975
2. Sabrina Gill (CAN) 12.875
3. Isabelle Marquard (GER) 12.500
4. Yu Minobe (JPN) 12.425
5. Anja Rheinbay (GER) 11.700
6. Hiu Ying Angel Wong (HKG) 10.675

1. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.675
2. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.075
3. Hugh Smith (CAN) 14.350
4. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 14.275
5. Kam Wah Liu (HKG) 12.425
6. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 12.325
7. Zachary Clay (CAN) 11.925

1. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.050
2. Kazuhito Tanaka (JPN) 14.775
3. Kenneth Ikeda (CAN) 14.200
4. Zachary Clay (CAN); Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 13.400
5. 
   
6. Christopher Jursch (GER) 13.000
7. Daniel Weinert (GER) 12.325

1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.900
2. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 14.850
3. Yusuke Saito (JPN) 14.825
4. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 14.525
5. Kiu Chung Ng (HKG) 14.250
6. Daniel Weinert (JPN) 13.300
7. YANG Hak-Seon (KOR) 13.100
8. Hugh Smith (CAN) 12.950
9. Kam Wah Liu (HKG) 12.325

1. YANG Hak Seon (KOR) (16.325, 15.950) 16.137
2. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) (15.800, 15.825) 15.812
3. Takumi Sato (JPN) (15.900, 15.500) 15.700
4. Hugh Smith (CAN) (15.825, 14.625) 15.225
5. Igor Radivilov (UKR) (15.225, 14.600) 14.912
6. Man Hin Jim (HKG) (14.750, 13.875) 14.312

1. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.275
2. Kazuhito Tanaka (JPN) 15.125
3. Christopher Jursch (GER) 13.525
4. Kiu Chung Ng (HKG) 12.875
5. Daniel Weinert (GER) 12.725
6. Man Hin Jim (HKG) 12.625
7. Kenneth Ikeda (CAN) 11.825
8. Zachary Clay (CAN) 9.750

1. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.175
2. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 15.125
3. Christopher Jursch (GER) 14.575
4. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 13.725
5. Kenneth Ikeda (CAN) 13.275
6. Man Hin Jim (HKG) 12.475
7. Hugh Smith (CAN) 12.025

Thanks to Sandra who requested on Formspring for the results from the Event Finals at the Top Gym competition in Chaleroi, Belgium. Canadian Shallon Olsen won the Vault title over Sweden's Emma Larsson and Romanian Anamaria Ocolisan. Rose-Kalam Woo of Canada took out the Uneven Bars honors with Switzerland's Stefi Siegenthaler coming second and Romanian Diana Teodoru tying with Rhyannon Jones of Wales for the bronze. Welsh gymnast Georgina Hockenhull took out the Balance Beam final with Sweden's Lovisa Estberg and Ellen Haavisto finishing second and third respectively. Larsson won the Floor Exercise title over Hockenhull and Mara Titarsolej of Pays-Bas.

RESULTS:

VAULT:

1. Shallon Olsen (CAN) (14.700, 14.100) 14.400
2. Emma Larsson (SWE) (13.950, 13.850) 13.900
3. Anamaria Ocolisan (ROU) (13.200, 13.700) 13.450
4. Lilu Miller (RSA) (13.150, 13.350) 13.250
5. Jelle Beulens (BEL) (13.350, 13.050); Loan His (FRA) (13.300, 13.100) 13.200
6. 
   
7. Mara Titarsolej (PAYS-BAS) (13.100, 12.550) 12.825
8. Rhyannon Jones (WAL) (12.800, 12.200); Sigridur Bergthorsdottir (ISL) (12.700, 12.300) 12.500
9. 
   
10. Stefi Siegenthaler (SUI) (12.650, 12.050) 12.350
11. Rune Hermans (BEL) (12.500, 12.000); Stefaniya Shivets (UKR) (12.350, 12.150) 12.250
12. 
    
13. Cindy Vandenhole (BEL) (0.000, 0.000) 0.000

There was a mixed bag of nation in which picked up the medals for the final CIII World Cup event of the season. This was held at the Cez Arena in Ostrava, in the Czech Republic. 2012 Olympian PHAN Thi Ha Thanh of Vietnam won the Women's Vault title over Chile's Barbara Achondo Andino and Makarena Pinto Adasme who were second and third respectively. Czech Republic's own Kristyna Palesova took out two titles, winning both the Uneven Bars and Balance Beam titles. Dutchwoman Lisa Top and Sweden's Ida Gustafsson rounded out the medals on the Uneven Bars whilst on the Balance Beam, Sanne Wevers of the Netherlands and Gustafsson won the silver and bronze medals respectively. Barbara Achondo Andino also picked up a Gold medal on the Floor Exercise with Austrian Lisa Ecker and Krystyna Sankova of Ukraine picking up the remaining medals. 

Japan's Ryuzo Sejima took out the Men's Floor Exercise over Brazilian Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti and Greek star Eleftherios Kosmidis. Andrey Likhovitskiy of Belarus took out the Pommel Horse honors with Belgian Donna Donny Truyens and Japan's Takuto Kakitani rounding out the medals. Eleftherios Petrounias of Greece won the Still Rings title over Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti and Ukraine's Oleksandr Vorobiov. Vietnam NGUYEN Ha Thanh won the Vault title with Poland's Marek Lyszczarz and Austrian Michael Fussenegger winning the silver and bronze medals respectively. Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev took out the Parallel Bars title with NGUYEN Ha Thanh in second and Poland's Adam Kierzkowski in third. In the Horizontal Bar final, Poland's Adam Rzepa replaced compatriot Roman Kulesza in the final. This was won by Dutchman Bart Deurloo with Japan's Kazuyuki Takeda earning the silver and Croatian Marijo Moznik and Belarussian Aliaksandr Tsarevich sharing the bronze medal. 

RESULTS:
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
VAULT:

1. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh (VIE) (13.575, 14.350) 13.963
2. Barbara Achondo Andino (CHI) (13.475, 13.825) 13.650
3. Makarena Pinto Adasme (CHI) (13.800, 13.425) 13.613
4. Jennifer Khwela (RSA) (13.475, 13.600) 13.537
5. Valerija Grisane (LAT) (13.525, 13.175) 13.350
6. Krystyna Sankova (UKR) (13.775, 12.875) 13.325
7. Gabriela Janik (POL) (13.225, 12.975) 13.100
8. Teja Belak (SLO) (12.500, 13.525) 13.012

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

POMMEL HORSE:

1. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 15.400
2. Donna Donny Truyens (BEL) 15.175
3. Takuto Kakitani (JPN) 15.150
4. Robert Seligman (CRO) 15.025
5. Saso Bertoncelj (SLO) 14.900
6. Zoltan Kallai (HUN) 14.775
7. Petro Pakhnyuk (UKR) 14.150
8. Vasili Mikhalitsyn (BLR) 13.675

1. Eleftherios Petrounias (GRE) 15.850
2. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.825
3. Oleksandr Vorobiov (UKR) 15.500
4. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.150
5. Shota Hisanaga (JPN) 15.025
6. Anthony Van Assche (NED) 15.000
7. Markku Vahtila (FIN) 14.700
8. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN) 13.950

1. NGUYEN Ha Thanh (VIE) (16.350, 15.400) 15.875
2. Marek Lyszczarz (POL) (15.675, 15.225) 15.450
3. Michael Fussenegger (AUT) (15.750, 15.100) 15.425
4. Angel Ramos Rivera (PUR) (15.375, 15.300) 15.338
5. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) (15.150, 15.375) 15.262
6. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) (15.950, 14.200) 15.075
7. Bart Deurloo (NED) (14.800, 14.350) 14.575
8. Vitalijs Kardasovs (LAT) (0.000, 14.825) 7.412

1. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 15.450
2. NGUYEN Ha Thanh (VIE) 15.275
3. Adam Kierzkowski (POL) 15.075
4. Roman Kulesza (POL) 14.900
5. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN) 14.600
6. PHAM Phuoc Hung (VIE) 14.575
7. Alen Dimic (SLO) 14.425
8. Oleg Stepko (UKR) 13.575

1. Bart Deurloo (NED) 14.550
2. Kazuyuki Takeda (JPN) 14.500
3. Marijo Moznik (CRO); Aliaksandr Tsarevich (BLR) 14.025
4. 
   
5. Nicolas Cordoba (ARG) 13.775
6. Adam Rzepa (POL) 13.750
7. Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR) 13.500
8. Maksym Semiankiv (UKR) 12.875

Great Women's Vault podium (Image courtesy of Asian Gymnastics Union official website).

The first day of event finals for the 5th Senior Asian Artistic Gymnastics Championships were held  yesterday in Putian, China. Women's Vault and Uneven Bars as well as Men's Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse were contested. Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh won the Vault title over the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's HONG Un Jong and RI Un Ha who were second and third respectively. HONG Un Jong withdrew from the Uneven Bars final but was not replaced, whilst the title went to China's WU Liufang who won over her compatriot HUANG Huidan and SUNG Ji Hye of the Republic of Korea. 

The Men's Floor Exercise final went to Japan's Shirai Kenzo who won over the Republic of Korea's KIM Hansol and LEE Junho. China's LIU Rongbing was top on the Pommel Horse with compatriot JI Lianshen and Japan's Yoshiaki Furutani sharing the silver medal. On the Still Rings, RI Se Gwang (PRK) won gold over China's YANG Shengchao, with Hong Kong's Kiu Chung Ng and Chinese Taipei's Chih-Yu Chen shared the bronze medal.

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. WU Liufang (CHN) 15.200
2. HUANG Huidan (CHN) 14.600
3. SUNG Ji Hye (KOR) 14.575
4. HEO Seon Mi (KOR) 14.200
5. KANG Yong Mi (PRK) 14.025
6. Wakana Inoue (JPN) 13.850
7. Sakura Noda (JPN) 13.350
8. HONG Un Jong (PRK) 0.000

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Shirai Kenzo (JPN) 15.225
2. KIM Hansol (KOR) 14.775
3. LEE Junho (KOR) 14.750
4. CHENG Ran (CHN) 14.700
5. RI Se Gwang (PRK) 14.675
6. LIN Chaopan (CHN) 14.425
7. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 14.225
8. Yu Suzuki (JPN) 13.575

1. LIU Rongbing (CHN) 14.900
2. JI Lianshen (CHN); Yoshiaki Furutani (JPN) 14.500
3. 
   
4. Maxim Petrishko (KAZ) 14.375
5. Saeed Reza Keikha (IRI) 14.075
6. Szu-Chieh Chen (TPE) 14.000
7. KIM Kwang Chun (PRK) 13.575
8. KIM Kyong Hak (PRK) 11.850

1. RI  Se Gwang (PRK) 15.450
2. YANG Shengchao (CHN) 15.250
3. Kiu Chung Ng (HKG), Chih-Yu Chen (TPE) 15.200
4. 
   
5. ZHOU Shixiong (CHN) 15.150
6. Hadi Khenarinezhad (IRI) 15.100
7. Azizbek Kudratullayev (KAZ) 14.675
8. DANG Nam (VIE) 14.650

The Event Finals at the 2012 Senior South American Gymnastics Championships have concluded. Brazilian Adrian Geovana Nunes Gomes took out the Women's Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise finals with her compatriot Juliana Chaves Santos and Belen Stoeffel of Argentina earning the silver and bronze medals respectively on the Uneven Bars, whilst on the Floor Exercise, Argentinian Valeria Pereyra and Chile's Barbara Achondo Andino shared the silver medal. Chile's Barbara Achondo Andino dominated the Vault final with Brazilians Leticia Stephanie Lima da Costa and Adrian Geovana Nunes Gomes rounding out the medals. Whilst on the Balance Beam, Gomes dominated over Belen Stoeffel (Argentina) and Panama's Isabella Amado Medrano. Peru's Ana Lucia Sarango Castillo replaced Chile's Barbara Achondo Andino in the Balance Beam final. 

In the Men's competition, Argentina's Federico Molinari won the gold medal on the Still Rings with Henrique Flores of Brazil and fellow Argentinian Osvaldo Martinez Erazun picking up the remaining medals for the Event. On the Horizontal Bar, Brazilian Francisco Carlos Barretto Junior earned the gold medal, while Nicolas Cordoba (Argentina) and Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (Brazil) were second and third respectively. And on the Floor Exercise, Mariano topped Chile's Juan Pablo Gonzalez Valenzuela and Caio Campos Souza for the title. On the Still Rings David Figueroa Aguirre of Peru replaced compatriot Jose Quilla Rivera in the Still Rings final. Argentinian Juan Manuel Lompizano won the Pommel Horse title with Colombian Javier Sandoval Afanador and Brazilian Barretto Junior rounding out the placings. Campos Souza won the Vault title with Chile's Juan Pablo Gonzalez Valenzuela and Mariano of Brazil rounding out the top three. Colombian Afanador won the Parallel Bars title with Molinari and Barretto Junior also earning the medals. 

The competition at the 2012 Malarcupen concluded with the Event Finals being contested. In the Senior Women's Event Finals, Finland's Rosanna Ojala (Tampereen Sisu) won the Vault title over Mia Abildgaard Furu (KG 66/Denmark) and Sweden's Melina Herray (Hammarby II). Maija Leinonen (Alppilan Salamat, FIN) won the Uneven Bars title over Ojala and Mette Hulgaard (KG 66, Denmark). Hulgaard took out the Balance Beam title from Viivi Suominen (Tampereen Voimistelijat 1) and Mia Abildgaard Furu. Furu also took gold on the Floor Exercise with Ojala taking out the silver and Herray earning herself the bronze. In the Juniors, Ece Ayan (Leksands GF, SWE) took out the Vault title, whilst Lovisa Estberg (EGF 1) took out the Uneven Bars, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise honors. In the Youth Division, Marie Skammelsen (KG 66, Denmark) won the Vault title with Sweden's Ellen Haavisto (EGF I) taking out the remaining three titles. 

In the Boy's Event Finals, Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) took out the Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Parallel Bars titles with Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna, SWE) taking out the Still Rings and Horizontal Bar honors. No Vault was contested in the Boys Finals. Sweden's David Rumbutis took out the Floor, Pommel Horse, Still Rings and Vault titles with Eeli Mikkola (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) taking out the Parallel Bars title with Sweden's Hamza Gungur (GK Motus Salto) earning gold on the Horizontal Bar. In the Juniors competition, Oskar Kirmes (Brommagymnasterna) won the Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse, Still Rings and Parallel Bar titles with Carl Green (GK Motus Salto) taking the Vault honors and Pontus Kallanvaara (Goteborg Turn, SWE) earning the Horizontal Bar title. In the Senior competition, Finland's Eetu Lahti won the Floor Exercise title, whilst Toni Simonen (Brommagymnasterna) won the Pommel Horse title. Members of the Scottish National Team took home four golds - Liam Davie (Still Rings), Ryan McKee (Vault and Parallel Bars) and Adam Cox (Horizontal Bar).

UNEVEN BARS: 

1. Maija Leinonen (Alppilan Salamat, FIN) 12.500
2. Rosanna Ojala (Tampereen Sisu, FIN) 11.550
3. Mette Hulgaard (KG 66, DEN) 10.900
4. Mia Abildgaard Furu (KG 66, DEN) 9.000
5. Molly Fondelius (IK Ymer, SWE) 6.750

1. Mette Hulgaard (KG 66, DEN) 12.350
2. Viivi Suominen (Tampereen Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 11.900
3. Mia Abildgaard Furu (KG 66, DEN) 10.750
4. Marie Attila (Appilan Salamat, FIN) 10.400
5. Molly Fondelius (IK Ymer, SWE) 8.950

1. Mia Abildgaard Furu (KG 66, DEN) 12.300
2. Rosanna Ojala (Tampereen Sisu, FIN) 12.100
3. Melina Herray (Hammarby II, SWE);  11.550
4. Marie Attila (Appilan Salamat, FIN) 11.500
5. Mette Hulgaard (KG 66, DEN) 10.100 

VAULT:

1. Ece Ayan (Leksands GF, SWE) (12.650, 12.400) 12.525
2. Anna Salmi (Espoon Telinetaiturit 1, FIN) (12.850, 12.100) 12.475
3. Mia Haerum (Nedre Glomma, NOR) (12.350, 12.450) 12.400
4. Jenni Gronroos (Espoon Telinetaiturit 1, FIN) (11.050, 11.550) 11.300

1. Lovisa Estberg (EGF 1, SWE) 11.750
2. Patricia Hamalainen (Voimisteluseura Kieppi, FIN) 10.800
3. Elina Ahmala (Suomen Taitovomistelu 2, FIN) 10.600
4. Sofia Malmgren (Hammarby I, SWE) 10.300

1. Lovisa Estberg (EGF 1, SWE) 13.250
2. Patricia Hamalainen (Voimisteluseura Kieppi, FIN) 12.400
3. Viivi Immonen (Suomen Taitovomistelu 2, FIN) 11.600
4. Sofia Malmgren (Hammarby I, SWE) 10.000

1. Lovisa Estberg (EGF 1, SWE) 13.000
2. Anna Salmi (Espoon Telinetaiturit 1, FIN) 11.950
3. Lotta Pitkanen (Voimisteluseura Kieppi, FIN) 11.700
4. Ece Ayan (Leksands GF, SWE) 11.350

VAULT:

1. Marie Skammelsen (KG 66, DEN) (12.350, 12.200) 12.275
2. Elin Sandberg (Hammarby I, SWE) (12.000, 12.400) 12.200
3. Pernille Guldbrandsen (Bergens Turnforening, NOR) (12.650, 11.050) 11.850
4. Linn Finstad (Nedre Glomma, NOR) (12.200, 11.400) 11.800

1. Ellen Haavisto (EGF 1, SWE) 12.350
2. Elin Sandberg (Hammarby I, SWE) 11.100
3. Julianna Csanyi (KG 66, DEN) 10.600
4. Siiri Saukkonen (Voimisteluseura Kieppi, FIN) 8.350

1. Ellen Haavisto (EGF 1, SWE) 12.350
2. Marie Skammelsen (KG 66, DEN) 12.000
3. Martine Magnusson (Nedre Glomma, NOR) 11.250
4. Linn Finstad (Nedre Glomma, NOR) 11.200

1. Ellen Haavisto (EGF 1, SWE) 12.700
2. Linn Finstad (Nedre Glomma, NOR) 12.200
3. Martine Magnusson (Nedre Glomma, NOR) 11.700
4. Helmi Murto (Turun Urheiluliitto I, FIN) 11.600

BOYS:

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) 13.300
2. Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 11.850

1. Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) 11.550
2. William Sundell (Hammarbygymnasterna 2, SWE) 10.050
3. Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 9.000

1. Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 10.650
2. Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) 9.300

1. Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) 12.300
2. Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 11.950

1. Hampus Welin Berger (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 8.550
2. Teodor Gadderud (Oslo Turn, NOR) 5.800

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. David Rumbutis (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 13.200
2. Christoffer Kemi (Hammarbygymnasterna 2, SWE) 12.500
3. Tarmo Kanerva (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) 12.250
4. Jooa Sillanpaa (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 2, FIN) 11.750

1. David Rumbutis (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.100
2. Hamza Gungur (GK Motus Salto, SWE) 11.000
3. Marius W. Reistad (Oslo Turn, NOR) 10.700
4. Sofus Heggemsnes (Oslo Turn, NOR) 10.500

1. David Rumbutis (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 11.850
2. Eeli Mikkola (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) 11.000
3. Hamza Gungur (GK Motus Salto, SWE) 10.800
4. Tarmo Kanerva (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) 10.150

1. David Rumbutis (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) (13.350, 13.200) 13.275
2. Tarmo Kanerva (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) (12.850, 12.550) 12.700
3. Zack Jagne (Brommagymnasterna 2, SWE) (12.800, 12.500) 12.650
4. Marius W. Reistad (Oslo Turn, NOR) (12.400, 11.650) 12.025

1. Eeli Mikkola (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) 12.100
2. Jonathan Meisel (Goteborgs Turn, SWE); Sofus Heggemsnes (Oslo Turn, NOR) 11.900
3. 
   
4. Christoffer Kemi (Hammarbygymnasterna 2, SWE) 11.800

1. Hamza Gungur (GK Motus Salto, SWE) 10.700
2. Christoffer Kemi (Hammarbygymnasterna 2, SWE) 10.500
3. Eeli Mikkola (Tampereen Sisu 2, FIN) 10.100
4. Sofus Heggemsnes (Oslo Turn, NOR) 9.250

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Oskar Kirmes (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 13.300
2. Carl Green (GK Motus Salto, SWE) 12.500
3. Topi Kulmakorpi (Tampereen Sisu 1, FIN) 12.350
4. Nico Jakowlev (Tampereen Sisu 1, FIN) 11.700

1. Oskar Kirmes (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 13.050
2. Michael Trane (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 10.800
3. Dominik Gorski (Gdansk SMS, POL) 9.750
4. Alex Monczka (Gdansk SMS, POL) 9.550

1. Oskar Kirmes (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.750
2. William Broman (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 11.900
3. Alex Monczka (Gdansk SMS, POL) 10.950
4. Dominik Gorski (Gdansk SMS, POL) 10.250

1. Carl Green (GK Motus Salto, SWE) (15.300, 14.400) 14.850
2. Alex Monczka (Gdansk SMS, POL) (14.450, 13.650) 14.050
3. Kim Wanstrom (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) (13.400, 12.550) 12.975
4. Dominik Gorski (Gdansk SMS, POL) (11.700, 12.350) 12.025

1. Oskar Kirmes (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.450
2. Kim Wanstrom (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.300
3. Nico Jakowlev (Tampereen Sisu 1, FIN) 11.100
4. Pyryy Lappalainen (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 10.600

1. Pontus Kallanvaara (Goteborgs Turn, SWE) 12.750
2. Kim Wanstrom (Hammarbygymnasterna 1, SWE) 11.850
3. Leevi Aihos (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 10.350
4. Nico Jakowlev (Tampereen Sisu 1, FIN) 5.500

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Eetu Lahti (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 13.400
2. Ross Soutar (Scotland National Team) 12.900
3. Toni Simonen (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.750
4. Tom Barnes (Scotland National Team) 12.150

1. Toni Simonen (Brommagymnasterna 1, SWE) 12.900
2. Espen Jansen (Malarcupens Vanner, NOR) 11.650
3. Pavel Titov (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 11.600
4. Ryan McKee (Scotland National Team) 9.750

1. Liam Davie (Scotland National Team) 13.100
2. Espen Jansen (Malarcupens Vanner, NOR) 12.000
3. Ryan McKee (Scotland National Team) 11.100
4. Eetu Lahti (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 10.550

1. Ryan McKee (Scotland National Team) (15.150, 14.900) 15.025
2. Eetu Lahti (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) (13.550, 14.250) 13.900
3. Tom Barnes (Scotland National Team) (14.150, 12.750) 13.450

1. Ryan McKee (Scotland National Team) 13.400
2. Adam Cox (Scotland National Team) 13.050
3. Ville Hynninen (Tampereen Sisu 1, FIN) 12.950
4. Espen Jansen (Malarcupens Vanner, NOR) 9.900

1. Adam Cox (Scotland National Team) 13.300
2. Liam Davie (Scotland National Team) 13.250
3. Espen Jansen (Malarcupens Vanner, NOR) 12.100
4. Heikki Saarenketo (Jyvaskylan Voimistelijat 1, FIN) 10.500

Iceland's Olafur Gunnarsson and Tinna Odinsdottir picked up silver medals

(Image courtesy of Iceland's Gymnastics Federation website - found here) 

Sweden's Emma Larsson picked up two Gold medals on the final day of competition at the 2012 Northern European Artistic Gymnastics Championships. Larsson took out the Vault title over Scotland's Amy Regan and Welsh competitor Keira Brennan. Whilst on the Uneven Bars, Larsson triumphed by 0.250 over Angel Romaeo, with Ida Gustafsson of Sweden picking up the bronze medal. Welsh gymnast Jessica Hogg also picked up the remaining two Gold medals - Balance Beam and Floor Exercise. The silver medal on the Balance Beam was shared by Iceland's Tinna Odinsdottir and Georgina Hockenhull of Wales, whilst Romaeo picked up the silver medal on the Floor Exercise, with Sweden's Lovisa Estberg earning herself the bronze medal. Emma Lunn of Ireland was called up to the Floor Final with half an hour to go before the competition to replace Carly Smith of Scotland.

A different gymnast picked up each of the Men's Event Finals! Tomi Tuuha won the Floor Exercise honors with his compatriot Kasper Holopainen taking out the silver medal over Norway's Lars Jorgen Fjeld. All Around winner Helge Vammen of Denmark was the top on the Pommel Horse with Iceland's Olafur Gunnarsson and Finland's Markku Vahtila rounding out the top three. Vahtila was the standout performer on the Still Rings with Clinton Purnell of Wales and Tuuha coming second and third respectively. Purnell won the Vault honors over Tuuha and Carl Green of Sweden. Heikki Niva of Finland won the Parallel Bars Event Final over Norwegians Haakon Andreassen and Joachim Hanche-Olsen, who were the silver and bronze medalists respectively. Hanche-Olsen also won the Gold on Horizontal Bar with Scotland's Liam Davie winning the silver medal and Oskar Kirmes winning the bronze medal. Norwegian Lars Jorgen Fjeld replaced compatriot Lars Planke in the Vault Final, whilst in the Parallel Bars Final, the winner, Finland's Niva replaced compatriot Kasper Holopainen who had qualified ahead of Niva, whilst Scotland's Liam Davie replaced Lars Planke (NOR) in the Horizontal Bar final. 

RESULTS:

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Emma Larsson (SWE) 13.300
2. Angel Romaeo (WAL) 13.050
3. Ida Gustafsson (SWE) 12.850
4. Keira Brennan (WAL) 12.600
5. Rosanna Ojala (FIN) 12.100
6. Michelle Lauritsen (DEN) 11.750
7. Maija Leinonen (FIN) 10.950
8. Amy Regan (SCO) 10.650

1. Jessica Hogg (WAL) 13.300
2. Tinna Odinsdottir (ISL); Georgina Hockenhull (WAL) 12.900
3. 
   
4. Tina Madeleine Larsen (NOR) 12.700
5. Rosanna Ojala (FIN) 11.600
6. Ece Ayan (SWE) 10.450
7. Maija Leinonen (FIN) 9.700
8. Amy Regan (SCO) 9.150

1. Jessica Hogg (WAL) 13.350
2. Angel Romaeo (WAL) 13.050
3. Lovisa Estberg (SWE) 12.950
4. Emma Lunn (IRL) 12.600
5. Cara Kennedy (SCO) 12.500
6. Tina Madeleine Larsen (NOR); Ida Gustafsson (SWE) 12.400
7. 
   
8. Tara Donnelly (IOM) 12.250

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) 14.550
2. Kasper Holopainen (FIN) 14.175
3. Lars Jorgen Fjeld (NOR) 14.050
4. Clinton Purnell (WAL) 13.850
5. Marcus Conradi (NOR) 13.800
6. Liam Davie (SCO) 13.550
7. Oskar Kirmes (SWE) 13.400
8. Joao Marcus Fuglsig (DEN) 11.375

1. Helge Vammen (DEN) 13.875
2. Olafur Gunnarsson (ISL) 13.675
3. Marrku Vahtila (FIN) 13.025
4. Marcus Conradi (NOR) 12.825
5. Lars Jorgen Fjeld (NOR) 12.625
6. Oskar Kirmes (SWE) 12.150
7. Joao Marcus Fuglsig (DEN) 11.650
8. Clinton Purnell (WAL) 11.600

1. Markku Vahtila (FIN) 14.900
2. Clinton Purnell (WAL) 14.375
3. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) 13.725
4. Lars Jorgen Fjeld (NOR) 13.550
5. Helge Vammen (DEN) 13.400
6. Marcus Frandsen (DEN); Olafur Gunnarsson (ISL) 12.950
7. 
   
8. Iwan Mepham (WAL) 12.800

1. Clinton Purnell (WAL) (15.650, 15.450) 15.550
2. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) (15.575, 15.475) 15.525
3. Carl Green (SWE) (15.300, 14.950) 15.125
4. Haakon Andreassen (NOR) (15.525, 14.625) 15.075
5. Anthony O'Donnell (IRL) (15.400, 14.625) 15.012
6. Douglas Ross (SCO) (14.975, 14.425) 14.700
7. Lars Jorgen Fjeld (NOR) (15.075, 13.650) 14.362
8. Helge Vammen (DEN) (14.200, 0.100) 7.150

1. Heikki Niva (FIN) 13.650
2. Haakon Andreassen (NOR) 13.575
3. Joachim Hanche-Olsen (NOR) 13.225
4. Tomi Tuuha (FIN) 12.875
5. Joao Marcus Fuglsig (DEN) 12.850
6. Helge Vammen (DEN) 12.075
7. Liam Davie (SCO) 11.925
8. Grant Gardiner (WAL) 11.875

1. Joachim Hanche-Olsen (NOR) 13.675
2. Liam Davie (SCO) 13.500
3. Oskar Kirmes (SWE) 13.300
4. Olafur Gunnarsson (ISL); Clinton Purnell (WAL) 13.075
5. 
   
6. Jouko Koskinen (FIN) 12.600
7. Iwan Mepham (IOM) 10.850
8. Heikki Niva (FIN) 10.600

Look for full results in the All Around at the following link (http://chimgym.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/viii-all-russian-tournament-for-prizes.html) which I will update after posting this! The competition has concluded at the Eighth All-Russian Tournament for the Prizes of Yevgeny Podgorny. In the Women's Master of Sports Competition, Mariya Lebedeva (Seversk) won the Vault title over Ekaterina Tinyakova (Novosibirsk) and Tatyana Lebedeva (Leninsk-Kuznetsky). Kristina Goryunova (Veliky Novgorod) won the Uneven Bars, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise titles. On the Uneven Bars, Maria Nechaeva and Ekaterina Shtronda rounded out the top three, whilst on the Balance Beam, Shtronda and Sofya Petrova rounded out the medal placings. And on the Floor Exercise, Shtronda added to her silver medal collection, with Tinyakova picking up the bronze. Whilst in the Women's Candidates for Master of Sports, Polina Spirina dominated the Event Finals winning all four. In the Men's Master of Sport Finals, Daniil Kazachkov took out the Floor Exercise , Still Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars (tying with Jaroslav Maksyukov), and Horizontal Bar titles, with Kirill Gusev taking out the Pommel Horse honors. 

WOMEN'S MASTER OF SPORTS:

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Kristina Goryunova (Veliky Novgorod) 13.800
2. Maria Nechaeva (Barnaul) 13.150
3. Ekaterina Shtronda (Krasnoyarsk) 11.500
4. Anastasia Kobelkova (Krasnoyarsk) 11.150
5. Anastasia Lutsky (Novosibirsk) 11.000
6. Ekaterina Tinyakova (Novosibirsk) 10.800

1. Kristina Goryunova (Veliky Novgorod) 14.050
2. Ekaterina Shtronda (Krasnoyarsk) 13.550
3. Sofya Petrova (Novosibirsk) 12.600
4. Maria Nechaeva (Barnaul) 10.950
5. Maria Lebedeva (Seversk); Anastasia Lutsky (Novosibirsk) 10.750
6. 
   

1. Kristina Goryunova (Veliky Novgorod) 13.300
2. Ekaterina Shtronda (Krasnoyarsk) 13.200
3. Ekaterina Tinyakova (Novosibirsk) 12.960
4. Sofya Petrova (Novosibirsk) 12.830
5. Maryna Shasmurina (Barnaul); Maria Nechaeva (Barnaul) 12.560
6. 
   

VAULT:

1. Polina Spirina (Novosibirsk) 13.800
2. Yuliya Birulya (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.650
3. Tatyana Ivaschenko (Seversk) 13.150
4. Anastasia Yarantseva (Novosibirsk) 11.825
5. Alina Belyaeva (Norilsk) 11.800
6. Polina Mengalyeva (Barnaul) 11.700

1. Polina Spirina (Novosibirsk) 13.100
2. Tatyana Ivaschenko (Seversk) 12.150
3. Yuliya Birulya (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 12.100
4. Anastasia Yarantseva (Novosibirsk) 11.550
5. Polina Toropova (Krasnoyarsk) 11.000
6. Alina Belyaeva (Norilsk) 8.300

1. Polina Spirina (Novosibirsk) 13.600
2. Tatyana Ivaschenko (Seversk) 12.700
3. Anastasia Yarantseva (Novosibirsk) 12.200
4. Yuliya Birulya (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.050
5. Polina Toropova (Krasnoyarsk) 11.000
6. Alina Belyaeva (Norilsk) 10.350

1. Polina Spirina (Novosibirsk) 13.900
2. Yuliya Birulya (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.850
3. Tatyana Ivaschenko (Seversk) 12.950
4. Anastasia Yarantseva (Novosibirsk) 11.850
5. Alina Belyaeva (Norilsk) 11.650
6. Polina Mengalyeva (Barnaul) 11.100

VAULT:

1. Anastasia Ilyankova (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.540
2. Ekaterina Yershov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.420
3. Elisabeta Aref'eva (Novosibirsk) 13.405
4. Alena Arkusha (Zheleznogorsk) 13.155
5. Alina Marchenko (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 12.940
6. Irina Mitreneva (Barnaul) 12.870

1. Elisabeta Aref'eva (Novosibirsk) 11.400
2. Alina Marchenko (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.340
3. Yulia Basurova (Seversk) 11.160
4. Ekaterina Yershova (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.100
5. Alena Arkusha (Zheleznogorsk) 10.900
6. Aleksandra Shapovalova (Novosibirsk) 10.630

1. Yulia Basurova (Seversk) 14.100
2. Elisabeta Aref'eva (Novosibirsk) 12.400
3. Aleksandra Shapovalova (Novosibirsk) 12.300
4. Ekaterina Yershova (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky); Alena Arkusha (Zheleznogorsk) 11.200
5. 
   
6. Ekaterina Zelenko (Kemerovo) 11.050

1. Elisabeta Aref'eva (Novosibirsk); Anastasia Ilyankova (Leninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.550
2. 
   
3. Alena Arkusha (Zheleznogorsk) 12.700
4. Valeriya Khromova (Norilisk) 11.950
5. Ekaterina Yershova (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.750
6. Ekaterina Zelenko (Kemerovo) 11.450

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk) 14.600
2. Kirill Gusev (Seversk) 13.800
3. Semen Brusentsev (Biysk) 13.000
4. Andrei Kozlov (Novosibirsk) 12.900
5. Maksym Vakushin (Barnaul) 12.500

1. Kirill Gusev (Seversk) 13.300
2. Andrei Kozlov (Novosibirsk) 12.500
3. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk) 12.100
4. Ilya Zavarzin (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.100
5. Eduard Shahurdin (Biysk) 10.100
6. Jaroslav Maksyukov (Kemerovo) 10.000

1. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk) 15.200
2. Igor Skvortsov (Seversk) 13.400
3. Jaroslav Maksyukov (Kemerovo) 13.100
4. Semen Brusentsev (Biysk); Maksym Vakushin (Barnaul) 12.800
5. 
   
6. Kiriil Gusev (Seversk) 12.700

1. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk) 14.300
2. Kirill Gusev (Seversk) 13.900
3. Eduard Shahurdin (Biysk) 13.550
4. Mikhail Okunskii (Seversk) 13.500
5. Maksuym Vakushin (Barnaul) 13.400
6. Andrei Kozlov (Novosibirsk) 13.350

1. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk); Jaroslav Maksyukov (Kemerovo) 13.600
2. 
   
3. Mikhail Okunskii (Seversk) 13.000
4. Kirill Gusev (Seversk) 12.500
5. Igor Skvortsov (Seversk) 12.200
6. Eduard Shahurdin (Biysk) 11.800

1. Daniil Kazachkov (Novosibirsk) 13.800
2. Kirill Gusev (Seversk) 13.500
3. Jaroslav Maksyukov (Kemerovo) 12.300
4. Eduard Shahurdin (Biysk) 12.000
5. Andrei Kozlov (Novosibirsk) 11.100
6. Semen Brusentsev (Biysk) 11.000

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Ivan Stretovych (Novosibirsk) 14.300
2. Stanislav Kadantsev (KAZAKHSTAN); Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul) 13.200
3. 
   
4. Alikhan Raspekov (KAZAKHSTAN) 13.100
5. Nikolay Shadurkin (Tomsk) 12.900
6. Maxim Vingalov (Chita) 12.800

1. Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul) 14.100
2. Nikolay Shadurkin (Tomsk) 13.600
3. Ivan Stretovych (Novosibirsk) 13.500
4. Maxim Vingalov (Chita) 12.300
5. Fedor Baytsurov (Biysk) 11.500
6. Georgy Mikheyev (Krasnoyarsk) 11.100

1. Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul); Ivan Stretovych (Novosibirsk) 13.800
2. 
   
3. Georgy Mikheyev (Krasnoyarsk) 13.500
4. Nikolay Shadurkin (Tomsk); Fedor Baytsurov (Biysk) 12.800
5. 
   
6. Alikhan Raspekov (KAZAKHSTAN) 10.100

1. Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul) 13.400
2. Fedor Baytsurov (Biysk) 13.300
3. Alikhan Raspekov (KAZAKHSTAN) 13.150
4. Roman Kopchak (Omsk) 13.100
5. Stanislav Kadantsev (KAZAKHSTAN); Maxim Vingalov (Chita) 12.800
6. 
   

1. Nikolay Shadurkin (Tomsk) 12.800
2. Georgy Mikheyev (Krasnoyarsk) 12.700
3. Maxim Vingalov (Chita) 12.400
4. Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul); Fedor Baytsurov (Biysk); Stanislav Kadantsev (KAZAKHSTAN) 12.000
5. 
   
6. 
   

1. Ivan Stretovych (Novosibirsk) 13.900
2. Alexander Bogatyrev (Barnaul) 13.500
3. Stanislav Kadantsev (KAZAKHSTAN) 12.900
4. Georgy Mikheyev (Krasnoyarsk) 12.500
5. Fedor Baytsurov (Biysk) 12.200
6. Maxim Vingalov (Chita) 10.800

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Kirill Kozin (Tomsk) 13.500
2. Ayan Moldagaliev (KAZAKHSTAN) 13.000
3. Nikita Shchelkanov (Novosibirsk) 12.800
4. Artur Lipokurov (KAZAKHSTAN); Nikita Letnikov (Krasnoyarsk) 12.700
5. 
   
6. Andrey Lungul (KAZAKHSTAN) 12.500

1. David Kazakov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky); Aylan Moldagaliev (KAZAKHSTAN) 11.400
2. 
   
3. Maxim Dmitriev (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 11.200
4. Mikhail Kudryashov (Krasnoyarsk) 10.200
5. Nikita Letnikov (Krasnoyarsk) 9.700
6. Gennady Dobrynin (KAZAKHSTAN) 3.100

1. Mikhail Kudryashov (Krasnoyarsk) 12.300
2. Aylan Moldagaliev (KAZAKHSTAN) 11.700
3. Mikhail Kazakov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky); Nikita Letnikov (Krasnoyarsk) 11.600
4. 
   
5. Albert Gryumberg (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky); Andrey Lungul (KAZAKHSTAN) 11.200
6. 
   

1. Kirill Kozin (Tomsk) 13.700
2. David Kazakov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 13.250
3. Nikita Letnikov (Krasnoyarsk) 13.050
4. Artur Lipolurov (KAZAKHSTAN) 12.900
5. Mikhail Kudryashov (Krasnoyarsk) 12.600
6. Maxim Dmitriev (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 5.650

1. Kirill Kozin (Tomsk) 13.600
2. Gennady Dobrynin (KAZAKHSTAN); Aylan Moldagaliev (KAZAKHSTAN) 12.300
3. 
   
4. David Kazakov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 12.000
5. Andrey Lungul (KAZAKHSTAN) 11.900
6. Artur Lipolurov (KAZAKHSTAN) 10.800

1. Kirill Kozin (Tomsk) 12.200
2. Nikita Letnikov (Krasnoyarsk) 12.000
3. Mikhail Kudryashov (Krasnoyarsk) 11.400
4. Aylan Moldagaliev (KAZAKHSTAN) 11.000
5. David Kazakov (Ieninsk-Kuznetsky) 10.700
6. Gennady Dobrynin (KAZAKHSTAN) 10.500

The Senior Group from Brazil dominated their Event Finals with convincing wins over the Group from Venezuela. Brazil's Junior Group also had success winning both the 5 Balls and 5 Ropes Event Finals with the Venezuelan Ensemble picking up both silver medals with Argentina winning the bronze medals on offer.

Brazil's Geane Costa E Silva added another two Gold Medals to her collection, taking out the 9-10 Years Old division Hoop and Ball titles. Argentina's Giuliana Cassini and Ecuador's Chenoa Carolina Cox Villa rounded out the top three with the Hoop, whilst Cassini picked up another silver, this time with the Ball, beating out Brazil's Mariana Barroso. Barroso took out the Free Hand title over compatriot Tayna Rodrigues and Venezuelan Fatima Sanabria Silva.

In the 11-12 Year Old division, Brazil's Barbara Domingos (Hoop and Ribbon) and Alessandra Cunha dos Santos (Ball and Free Hand) shared the Event Final titles. In the Hoop Event Final, Mayara Saldanha of Brazil took out the silver medal with Peru's Carla Blanca Corminboeuf picking up the bronze medal. These second and third placings were repeated once again during the Ribbon Event Final, whilst Domingos finished second with the Ball with Chile's Paloma Antonia Gonzalez Castro picking up the bronze medal. In the Free Hand Final, it was Domingos who held on for second place over Carla Blanca Corminboeuf. 

3 RIBBONS AND 2 HOOPS:

1. Brazil 24.250
2. Venezuela 15.550

5 BALLS:

1. Brazil 20.850
2. Venezuela 20.000
3. Argentina 17.200

1. Brazil 19.375
2. Venezuela 18.500
3. Argentina 15.450

HOOP:

1. Geane Costa E Silva (BRA) 18.250
2. Giuliana Cassini (ARG) 16.800
3. Chenoa Carolina Cox Villa (ECU) 16.700
4. Kassandra Guzman Aguilera (CHI) 16.325
5. Constanza Riquelme Loyola (CHI) 16.000
6. Tayna Rodrigues (BRA) 15.950
7. Dahilin Parra Chirinos (VEN) 14.725
8. Oriana Vina (VEN) 14.475

1. Geane Costa E Silva (BRA) 18.725
2. Giuliana Cassini (ARG) 18.550
3. Mariana Barroso (BRA) 18.400
4. Constanza Riquelme Loyola (CHI) 17.050
5. Chenoa Carolina Cox Villa (ECU) 17.000
6. Oriana Vina (VEN) 16.650
7. Maria Fernanda Chacon (CHI) 15.850
8. Dahilin Parra Chirinos (VEN) 15.675

1. Mariana Barroso (BRA) 19.650
2. Tayna Rodrigues (BRA) 19.400
3. Fatima Sanabria Silva (VEN) 17.900
4. Giuliana Cassini (ARG) 17.750
5. Chenoa Carolina Cox Villa (ECU) 17.700
6. Samari Sunta Jacome (ECU) 17.150
7. Maria Fernanda Chacon (CHI) 16.850
8. Angeline Atencio Arends (VEN) 16.750

HOOP:

1. Barbara Domingos (BRA) 20.625
2. Mayara Saldanha (BRA) 20.525
3. Carla Blanca Corminboeuf (PER) 18.775
4. Azul Agustina Suso (ARG) 18.750
5. Paloma Antonia Gonzalez Castro (CHI) 18.625
6. Isadora Agustina Cofre Acevedo (CHI) 17.725
7. Aylen Rivadero (ARG) 17.325
8. Samantha Alejandra Parra (VEN) 16.875

1. Alessandra Cunha dos Santos (BRA) 21.250
2. Barbara Domingos (BRA) 20.275
3. Paloma Antonia Gonzalez Castro (CHI) 19.250
4. Carla Blanca Corminboeuf (PER) 19.200
5. Azul Agustina Suso (ARG) 18.600
6. Azul Perez (ARG) 18.000
7. Antonia Araya (CHI) 17.725
8. Samantha Alejandra Parra (VEN) 16.700

1. Alessandra Cunha dos Santos (BRA) 21.500
2. Barbara Domingos (BRA) 20.650
3. Carla Blanca Corminboeuf (PER) 20.350
4. Paloma Antonia Gonzalez Castro (CHI) 19.300
5. Azul Agustina Suso (ARG) 18.050
6. Sara Minel Mirabal Vera (VEN) 17.500
7. Samantha Alejandra Parra (VEN) 17.450
8. Aylen Rivadero (ARG) 17.400

1. Barbara Domingos (BRA) 20.850
2. Mayara Saldanha (BRA) 20.575
3. Carla Blanca Corminboeuf (PER) 17.725
4. Aylen Rivadero (ARG) 17.675
5. Samantha Alejandra Parra (VEN) 16.850
6. Azul Agustina Suso (ARG) 16.750
7. Javiera Victoria Rubilar Sanhueza (CHI) 16.625
8. Paloma Antonia Gonzalez Castro (CHI) 16.600