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Start Lists for Universiade Event Finals

July 9, 2013, 6:37 pm
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Find below the Start Lists for today's (10/07/2013) Event Finals at the 2013 Kazan Summer Universiade. The finals will be divided up into two sessions. The Men's Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Still Rings Finals as well as the Women's Vault and Uneven Bars Finals will take place in a session which begins at 3.30pm (Kazan Local Time). The Award Ceremonies for these will commence from 6.00pm (Kazan Local Time) and take place in ten minute blocks. From 7.00pm (Kazan Local Time) the remaining Finals (Men's Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar and Women's Balance Beam and Floor Exercise) will take place with the respective award ceremonies occurring from approximately 9.30pm. The Start Lists are listed in the order they appear on the FISU site. 

Germany's Kim Bui comes into the Vault Final, replacing Mexican Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas. Ukraine's Maryna Kostiuchenko will replace Elsa in the Uneven Bars line up

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
  • David Belyavskiy (RUS)
  • Denis Ablyazin (RUS)
  • Thomas Taranu (GER)
  • Ryohei Kato (JPN)
  • Fabian Hambuechen (GER)
  • Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
  • Yusuke Tanaka (JPN)
  • Michael Meier (SUI)
MEN'S STILL RINGS:
  • Denis Ablyazin (RUS)
  • Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA)
  • Thomas Taranu (GER)
  • Nikita Ignatyev (RUS)
  • Chih Yu Chen (TPE)
  • WU Guanhua (CHN)
  • Igor Radivilov (UKR)
  • Shogo Nonomura (JPN)
MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:
  • Oleg Stepko (UKR)
  • Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
  • Shogo Nonomura (JPN)
  • Filip Ude (CRO)
  • Nikolai Kuksenkov (RUS)
  • Emin Garibov (RUS)
  • Pericles Fouro Da Silva (BRA)
  • Daniel Corral Barron (MEX)
WOMEN'S VAULT:
  • Maria Paseka (RUS)
  • Alexa Citlali Moreno Medina (MEX)
  • Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS)
  • Elsabeth Black (CAN)
  • HONG Un Jong (PRK)
  • RI Un Ha (PRK)
  • Kim Bui (GER)
  • Teja Belak (SLO)
WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:
  • Aliya Mustafina (RUS)
  • Kim Bui (GER)
  • Yu Minobe (JPN)
  • Tatiana Nabieva (RUS)
  • Lisa Katharina Hill (GER)
  • Maryna Kostiuchenko (UKR)
  • KANG Yong Mi (PRK)
  • Seon Mi Heo (KOR)
MEN'S VAULT FINAL:
  • Denis Ablyazin (RUS)
  • YANG Hak Seon (KOR)
  • KIM Hee Hoon (KOR)
  • Tomi Tuuha (FIN)
  • Igor Radivilov (UKR)
  • Stanislav Valiyev (KAZ)
  • Marek Lyszczarz (POL)
  • Viktor Kocherin (KAZ)
MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:
  • Oleg Stepko (UKR)
  • Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
  • ZHANG Yang (CHN)
  • David Belyavskiy (RUS)
  • Ryohei Kato (JPN)
  • Andrei Vasile Muntean (ROU)
  • Emin Garibov (RUS)
  • Yusuke Tanaka (JPN)
MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR:
  • Emin Garibov (RUS)
  • Fabian Hambuechen (GER)
  • Paolo Principi (ITA)
  • Ryohei Kato (JPN)
  • Yusuke Tanaka (JPN)
  • Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (BRA)
  • Maksym Semiankiv (UKR)
  • David Vecsernyes (HUN)
WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
  • Ksenia Afanasyeva (RUS)
  • Kim Bui (GER)
  • Aliya Mustafina (RUS)
  • Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas (MEX)
  • Danusia Francis (GBR)
  • Elsabeth Black (CAN)
  • Angelina Kysla (UKR)
  • Sakura Noda (JPN)
  • Yu Minobe (JPN)
WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:
  • Anna Dementyeva (RUS)
  • PAK Sin Hyang (PRK)
  • Sakura Noda (JPN)
  • Aliya Mustafina (RUS)
  • Yu Minobe (JPN)
  • Elsabeth Black (CAN)
  • ZHANG Yelinzi (CHN)
  • Pia Tolle (GER)
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July 9, 2013, 9:40 pm
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(Image courtesy of The Vaulter Magazine Online)

Former Belgium Artistic Gymnastics National Team Member Chloe Henry who will competing in the Women's Pole Vault Final at the Kazan Summer Universiade which is being held today (10th July) at 6.10pm (Kazan Local Time).

CHLOE FINISHED 6TH IN THE FINAL. WELL DONE!
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Universiade Event Finals

July 10, 2013, 4:37 am
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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

  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

  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:
  1. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.450
  2. Fabian Hambuechen (GER) 15.275
  3. David Belyavskiy (RUS) 15.250
  4. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.150
  5. Thomas Taranu (GER) 14.725
  6. Michael Meier (SUI) 14.425
  7. Denis Ablyazin (RUS) 14.300
  8. Oleg Verniaiev (UKR) 13.025
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
STILL RINGS:
  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
VAULT:
  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
PARALLEL BARS:
  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
HORIZONTAL BAR:

  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
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2013 NatWest Island Games

July 11, 2013, 7:50 pm
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The XV NatWest Island Games will be taking place from the 13th to the 19th of July in Bermuda. The NatWest Island Games have taken place every two years after the first edition which was held in the Isle of Man in 1985. The International Island Games Association is made up of 24 Member Islands which will take place in up to 14 selected sports at the NatWest Island Games. This year the sports contested will be Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Cycling, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Sailboarding, Sailing, Shooting, Squash, Swimming, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball and Beach Volleyball. Gymnastics has featured in the Island Games competition nine times (1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2009) and makes its return in Bermuda. At the last edition in 2009: In terms of the FIG Results Bermuda's Kaisey Griffiths edged team mates Caitlyn Mello and Morgan Beckles for the Women's All Around title with Isle of Man's Alex Hedges taking out the Men's honor over Matthew Maletroit (Jersey) and Adam Hedges (Isle of Man). 

Excitement for the Jersey contingent will start early as gymnasts Bonita Shurmer and Zee Adamson has the honor of being the Island's Water Carriers at the Opening Ceremony. Traditionally each Island's youngest Male and Female competitors deliver water from around their home Island which is mixed together at the Opening Ceremony. Samantha Soares will be Bermuda's Water Carrier. Ynys Mon Gymnast Siwan Jones will be the Island's Flag Bearer at the Opening Ceremony. Siwan Jones is competing in her final Games and is the newly appointed Workforce Development Manager for Welsh Gymnastics.

SCHEDULE:
SUNDAY 14TH JULY:

  • 9.50am - 2.00pm: Women's Team Competition
  • 2.30pm - 4.50pm: Men's Team Competition
TUESDAY 16TH JULY:
  • 9.00am - 1.00pm: Men's FIG Individual All Around
  • 3.30pm - 8.10pm: Women's FIG Individual All Around
THURSDAY 18TH JULY:
  • 9.00am - 1.00pm: Women's SET Apparatus Finals
  • 1.00pm - 4.00pm: Men's SET Apparatus Finals

PARTICIPANTS:
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • ALAND: Lovis Henriksson, Fanny Lindfors, Mollie Manelius, Emma Pussinen, Hanna Pussinen, Malin Pussinen
  • BERMUDA: Zantae Dill, Tabytha Hofheins, Clara James, Sydney Mason, Samantha Soares, Gabrielle Vincent, Danielle Wall, Sadia Wilson
  • CAYMAN ISLANDS: Hilary Cockhill, Bethany Dikau, Jessica Lloyd, Morgan Lloyd, Haley Willkom
  • FAROE ISLANDS: Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen, Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen, Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd, Birita Poulsen, Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum
  • ISLE OF MAN: Nicole Burns, Emily Dale-Beeton, Aoife Donnelly, Tara Donnelly, Grace Harrison, Rebecca Johnson
  • JERSEY: Ellen Marrett, Charlotte May Pollard, Olivia Rose Pollard, Bonita Mia Shurmer
  • YNYS MON: Samantha Font, Siwan Mair Jones, Katie McHardy-Rowley, Meinir Roberts, Sophie Twiss
MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • BERMUDA: Oliver Binns, Charles Lowery, Marcus A.Y. Smith
  • FAROE ISLANDS: Bogi Berg, Joni Brandsson Christiansen, Oliver Debes Eiriksfoss, Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss, Aron Jacobsen
  • ISLE OF MAN: Tony Duchars, Brandon Garrett, Nicholas Harvey, Harshul Measuria, Mukunda Measuria, Anand Patel
  • JERSEY: Zee Adamson, Ras-Melchizedek Hesse
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2013 European Youth Olympic Festival

July 12, 2013, 5:20 pm
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The 2013 European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) is set to be held in Utrecht, Netherlands from the 14th to the 19th of July. The EYOF is a biennial multi-sport event and sees youth athletes from the member nations of the association of European Olympic Committees having an opportunity to compete for their country. There are both Summer and Winter editions of the European Youth Olympic Competition. Competition in Utrecht will see nine sports represented - Athletics, Cycling, Basketball, Handball, Tennis, Judo, Swimming, Volleyball and Artistic Gymnastics. The Gymnastics competition will be held at the Sportcentrum Galgenwaard and will see Team, All Around and Event Finals take place for both Men (born in 1996 or 1997) and Women (born in 1998 or 1999). Some big names have competed in the past and gone onto big things. Past All Around Champions have included Ukraine's Olga Roschupkina (1999), Alina Kozich (2001) and Valentina Holenkova (2007); Russian's Yulia Lozhecko (2003) and Victoria Komova (2009); Italian Vanessa Ferrari (2005) and Romanian Larisa Andreea Iordache (2011). Men's All Around Champions have been Russian David Belyavskiy (2009) and Great Britain's Courtney Tulloch (2011).

N.B: See participants list below. Missing Lithuania, Macedonia, Monaco, Cyprus, Israel and Russian participants.

SCHEDULE:
Tuesday, 16th July:
  • 9.30am - 12.00pm: Men's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision I
  • 1.00pm - 3.30pm: Men's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision II
  • 4.00pm - 6.30pm: Men's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision III
Wednesday, 17th July:
  • 9.50am - 11.10am: Women's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision I
  • 11.30am - 1.30pm: Women's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision II
  • 2.40pm - 4.40pm: Women's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision III
  • 5.05pm - 7.05pm: Women's Team Competition/Qualification - Subdivision IV
Thursday, 18th July:
  • 1.00pm - 3.30pm: Men's All Around Final
  • 3.30pm - 4.00pm: Men's All Around Final Award Ceremony
  • 5.00pm - 7.00pm: Women's All Around Final
  • 7.00pm - 7.30pm: Women's All Around Final Award Ceremony
Friday, 19th July:
  • 12.00pm - 12.30pm: Men's Floor Exercise Final
  • 12.30pm - 1.00pm: Men's Pommel Horse Final
  • 1.00pm - 1.20pm: Men's Floor Exercise and Pommel Horse Award Ceremonies
  • 1.20pm - 2.00pm: Men's Still Rings Final/Women's Vault Final
  • 2.00pm - 2.20pm: Men's Still Rings and Women's Vault Award Ceremonies
  • 2.20pm - 3.00pm: Men's Vault Final/Women's Uneven Bars Final
  • 3.00pm - 3.20pm: Men's Vault and Women's Uneven Bars Award Ceremonies
  • 3.20pm - 4.00pm: Men's Parallel Bars Final/Women's Balance Beam Final
  • 4.00pm - 4.20pm: Men's Parallel Bars and Women's Balance Beam Award Ceremonies
  • 4.20pm - 5.00pm: Men's Horizontal Bar Final/Women's Floor Exercise Final
  • 5.00pm - 5.20pm: Men's Horizontal Bar/Women's Floor Exercise Award Ceremonies
PARTICIPANTS:
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • AUSTRIA: Jessica Stabinger, Erja Metzler, Ceyda (Giorgiana) Sirbu 
  • BELARUS: Dayana Hryhoryeva, Aliaksandra Koshaleva, Yuliya Khramiankova
  • BELGIUM: Berengere Fransolet, Rune Hermans, Cindy Vandenhole (Reserves: Mathilde Schoonbroodt, Jelle Beullens)
  • BULGARIA: Monika Romanova, Magdalena Georgieva, Nicole Dunev
  • CROATIA: Ana Derek
  • CZECH REPUBLIC: Petra Fialova, Julie Hajkova, Romana Majerechova
  • FINLAND: Anna Salmi, Lotta Pitkanen, Monica Sileoni
  • FRANCE: Laura Longueville, Claire Martin, Louise Vanhille (Reserve: Grace Charpy) 
  • GEORGIA: Tamara Chachua 
  • GERMANY: Kim Janas, Nadja Schulze, Leah Griesser
  • GREAT BRITAIN: Tyesha Mattis, Amy Tinkler, Ellie Downie
  • GREECE: Argyro Afrati, Zoi Toka
  • HUNGARY: Bianka Farkas, Nikolett Karsai, Olivia Kertesz
  • ICELAND: Kristjana Yr Kristinsdottir, Sigridur Hronn Bergthorsdottir, Anna Steinunn Svansdottir
  • ISRAEL: Gaya Giladi
  • ITALY: Tea Ugrin, Martina Rizzelli, Lara Mori
  • LATVIA: Sabine Gosa, Aleksandra Kurcenko, Alina Circene
  • LITHUANA:
  • LUXEMBOURG: Lisa Pastoret, Cindy Staar, Christelle Timis
  • MACEDONIA:
  • MONACO:
  • NETHERLANDS: Dana de Groot, Eythora Thorsdottir, Mara Titarsolej 
  • NORWAY: Dina N. Nygaard, Martine R. Skregelid
  • POLAND: Maria Bieda, Wiktoria Lopuszanska, Walentyna Smolka
  • PORTUGAL: Sara Sequeira Raposeiro
  • ROMANIA: Andrea Maria Iridon, Silvia Andreea Zarzu, Laura Jurca 
  • RUSSIA:
  • SERBIA: Tamara Mrdenovic
  • SLOVAKIA: Dominika Korpova, Radoslava Kalamarova
  • SLOVENIA: Sara King
  • SPAIN: Claudia Colom Martin, Laura Gamell Villa, Natalia Ros Vaquer
  • SWEDEN: Ece Ayan, Emma Larsson, Kim Singmuang 
  • SWITZERLAND: Michelle Kraus, Gaia Nesurini, Stefanie Siegenthaler
  • TURKEY: Cansu Altin, Tutya Yilmaz, Ekin Morova
  • UKRAINE: Anastasia Ilnytska, Irina Sahaydak, Yana Fedorova
MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • ARMENIA: Arsen Gevorgyan, Vigen Khachatryan, Hayk Petrosyan
  • AUSTRIA: Florian Braitsch, Vinzenz Hock, Dirk Kathan 
  • BELARUS: Dzmitry Ulasau, Ilya Yakauleu, Viktar Hrankouski
  • BELGIUM: Florian Landuyt, Luka Van Den Keybus, Jonathan Vrolix (Reserves: Aaron Blomme, Bernard Pire)
  • BULGARIA: Svetoslav Angelov, Dobromir Stoynev
  • CROATIA: Tin Srbic, Jakov Vlahek 
  • CYPRUS:
  • CZECH REPUBLIC: Ondrej Janeczko, Tomas Ye, Michal Ruzek 
  • FINLAND: Emil Soravuo, Leevi Hannula, Rasmus Saamanen
  • FRANCE: Remi Clerc, Paul Degouy, Zachari Hrimeche
  • GERMANY: Nils Dunkel, Vinzenz Haug, Yannick Luca Ehrmantraut
  • GREAT BRITAIN: Nile Wilson, Jay Thompson, Brinn Bevan 
  • GREECE: Antonios Tantalidis, Nikolaos Kranitis
  • HUNGARY: Bence Bilics, Norbert Dudas, Botond Kardos
  • IRELAND: Daniel Fox, Jack Neill 
  • ISRAEL:
  • ITALY: Nicola Bartolini, Carlo Macchini, Marco Sarrugerio
  • LATVIA: Edgars Ulukins, Antons Ivanovs, Ralfs Bankovs
  • LITHUANIA:
  • NETHERLANDS: Milo Kapitein, Frank Rijken, Justen Zuidema
  • NORWAY: Jesper F. Jenset, Arian Bedzeti-Olsen, Torry A. Larsen
  • POLAND: Sebastian Gawronski, Jakub Piwowarski, Patryk Stencel
  • PORTUGAL: Bernardo Da Costa Almeida, Pedro De Almeida Rosa Dourado, Pedro Alvarez Castro Guimaraes
  • ROMANIA: Liviu Adorian  Bogdan Necsa, Ovidiu Prichindel, Robert Gabriel Ghiuzan
  • RUSSIA:
  • SERBIA: Nikola Mdenovic, Petar Velickovic
  • SLOVAKIA: Igor Takac, Samuel Potancok
  • SLOVENIA: Luka Bojanc, Peter Lampret, Miha Smigoc
  • SPAIN: Adria Vera Mota, Andres Martin Martin, Francisco Miguel Villalba Ordinas 
  • SWITZERLAND: Sascha Alexander Coradi, Jonas Munsch, Adrian Nestor Pfiffner
  • TURKEY: Ahmet Onder, Isa Hamaratcilar, Yunus Gundogdu
  • UKRAINE: Oleksandr Petrenko, Vladyslav Gryko, Dmytro Voronko 
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    2013 Universiade RG Start Lists - Day One Qualifications

    July 13, 2013, 9:13 pm
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    Today (14th of July) marks the first day of the Rhythmic Gymnastics competition at the Summer Universiade which is being held in the Kazan Gymnastics Center. From 2.00pm (Kazan Local Time) the first rotation of the Individual All Around Final and Qualification will be held, with the second rotation commencing from 4.00pm (Kazan Local Time). Gymnasts will compete with the Hoop and Ball in today's rotations. Then from 7.00pm the Groups take to the competition floor to compete with the 10 Clubs. Bulgarian Anastasiya Kisse who was on the original roster is out. 

    INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION:
    ROTATION ONE:
    1. Natascha Wegscheider (AUT) - Hoop
    2. Neta Rivkin (ISR) - Ball
    3. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) - Hoop
    4. Olga Bogdanova (EST) - Ball
    5. Viktoria Bogdanova (EST) - Hoop 
    6. MA Qianhui (CHN) - Ball
    7. Elisabeth De Leeuw (BEL) - Hoop
    8. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) - Ball
    9. Varvara Filiou (GRE) - Hoop 
    10. Natalia Azevedo Gaudio (BRA) - Ball
    11. Monika Mickova (CZE) - Hoop
    12. Kelsey Anderson (CAN) - Ball
    13. Danielle Prince (AUS) - Hoop
    14. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) - Ball
    15. Riko Anakubo (JPN) - Hoop
    16. GIM Yun Hee (KOR) - Ball
    17. Natascha Wegschieder (AUT) - Ball
    18. Neta Rivkin (ISR) - Hoop
    19. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) - Ball
    20. Olga Bogdanova (EST) - Hoop
    21. Viktoria Bogdanova (EST) - Ball
    22. MA Qianhui (CHN) - Hoop
    23. Elisabeth De Leeuw (BEL) - Ball
    24. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) - Hoop
    25. Varvara Filiou (GRE) - Ball
    26. Natalia Azevedo Garcia (BRA) - Hoop
    27. Monika Mickova (CZE) - Ball
    28. Kelsey Anderson (CAN) - Hoop
    29. Danielle Prince (AUS) - Ball
    30. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) - Hoop
    31. Riko Anakubo (JPN) - Ball
    32. GIM Yun Hee (KOR) - Hoop
    ROTATION TWO:
    1. Grace Legote (RSA) - Hoop
    2. Runa Yamaguchi (JPN) - Ball
    3. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) - Hoop
    4. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) - Ball
    5. Inessa Rif (FIN) - Hoop
    6. Silviya Miteva (BUL) - Ball 
    7. Viktoria Soos (HUN) - Hoop
    8. Veronika Cencen (SLO) - Ball
    9. Kelsey Titmarsh (CAN) - Hoop
    10. Angelica Kvieczynski (BRA) - Ball
    11. Cynthia Yasmin Valdez Perez (MEX) - Hoop
    12. Djamila Rakhmatova (UZB) - Ball
    13. Enid Sung (AUS) - Hoop
    14. Federico Febbo (ITA) - Ball
    15. Margarita Mamun (RUS) - Hoop
    16. DENG Senyue (CHN) - Ball
    17. Grace Legote (RSA) - Ball
    18. Runa Yamaguchi (JPN) - Hoop
    19. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) - Ball
    20. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) - Hoop
    21. Inessa Rif (FIN) - Ball
    22. Silviya Miteva (BUL) - Hoop
    23. Viktoria Soos (HUN) - Ball
    24. Veronika Cencen (SLO) - Hoop
    25. Kelsey Titmarsh (CAN) - Ball
    26. Angelica Kvieczynski (BRA) - Hoop
    27. Cynthia Yasmin Valdez Perez (MEX) - Ball
    28. Djamila Rakhmatova (UZB) - Hoop
    29. Enid Sung (AUS) - Ball
    30. Federica Febbo (ITA) - Hoop
    31. Margarita Mamun (RUS) - Ball
    32. DENG Senyue (CHN) - Hoop
    GROUP COMPETITION:
    10 CLUBS:
    1. Japan 
    2. People's Republic of China
    3. Ukraine 
    4. Brazil
    5. Russia
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    Rhythmic Gymnastics All Around Finals at Halfway Point

    July 14, 2013, 7:21 pm
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    Russian Margarita Mamun has a 0.017 lead in the All Around standings at the halfway point of the Rhythmic Gymnastics All Around at the Summer Universiade. Her compatriot Alexandra Merkulova is in second with Ukraine's Alina Maksymenko in third. Mamun was the top scorer with the Ball, with Merkulova and SON Yeon Jae of the Republic of Korea rounding out the top three with the apparatus. Merkulova earned the highest score with the Hoop with Mamun and Ukrainian Ganna Rizatdinova in second and third respectively. The Russian Group (Anastasia Bliznyuk, Elena Romanchenko, Olga Ilina, Anastasia Nazarenko, Anastasia Maksimova and Ksenia Dudkina) were tops with the 10 Clubs, giving them a 0.034 lead in the All Around over the group from Ukraine (Olena Dmytrash, Yevgeniya Gomon, Oleksandra Gridasova, Valeriia Gudym, Svitlana Prokopova and Viktoriia Mazur). The People's Republic of China (BAI Xiaoyue, SUN Yanni, WANG Xue, WANG Yuting, WU Mengran and ZOU Li) sit in third. Competition continues with the Clubs and Ribbons for the Individuals commencing at 1.00pm (Kazan Local Time) today, 15th July.

    INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS (Hoop, Ball):
    1. Margarita Mamun (RUS) (18.000, 18.450) 36.450
    2. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) (18.200, 18.233) 36.433
    3. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) (17.683, 17.700) 35.383
    4. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) (17.900, 17.300) 35.200
    5. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) (17.400, 17.450) 34.850
    6. Neta Rivkin (ISR) (17.400, 17.400) 34.800
    7. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) (16.700, 17.800) 34.500
    8. DENG Senyue (CHN) (17.100, 16.416) 33.516
    9. Varvara Filiou (GRE) (17.000, 16.400) 33.400
    10. Federica Febbo (ITA) (16.600, 16.250) 32.850
    11. Silviya Miteva (BUL) (17.400, 14.800) 32.200
    12. Djamila Rakhmatova (UZB) (16.466, 15.700) 32.166
    13. Natascha Wegscheider (AUT) (15.550, 15.600) 31.150
    14. Monika Mickova (CZE) (15.033, 15.850) 30.883
    15. Olga Bogdanova (EST) (15.200, 15.000) 30.200
    16. Viktoria Bogdanova (EST) (15.233, 14.850) 30.083
    17. Cynthia Yasmin Valdez Perez (MEX) (14.483, 15.233) 29.716
    18. Angelica Kvieczynski (BRA) (14.700, 14.783) 29.483
    19. MA Qianhui (CHN) (14.783, 14.433) 29.216
    20. GIM Yun Hee (KOR) (14.050, 15.083) 29.133
    21. Elisabeth De Leeuw (BEL) (14.016, 14.916) 28.932
    22. Natalia Azevedo Gaudio (BRA) (14.400, 14.316) 28.716
    23. Inessa Rif (FIN) (14.266, 14.250) 28.516
    24. Grace Legote (RSA) (14.266, 14.100) 28.366
    25. Kelsey Titmarsh (CAN) (14.200, 13.766) 27.966
    26. Danielle Prince (AUS) (14.500, 13.400) 27.900
    27. Enid Sung (AUS) (15.200, 12.616); Runa Yamaguchi (JPN) (14.066, 13.750) 27.816

    29. Riko Anakubo (JPN) (13.766, 12.466) 26.232
    30. Viktoria Soos (HUN) (12.950, 12.166) 25.116
    31. Kelsey Anderson (CAN) (12.300, 12.583) 24.883
    32. Veronika Cencen (SLO) (11.650, 12.783) 24.433
    GROUP STANDINGS (10 CLUBS):
    1. Russia 16.900
    2. Ukraine 16.866
    3. China 16.433
    4. Japan 15.033
    5. Brazil 14.933
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    RG Individual All Around - Mamun Takes Gold

    July 15, 2013, 3:49 am
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    It has been a night of a number of drops so far as the final two apparatuses are competed with to find out who will earn the medals in the Individual All Around Final of the Rhythmic Gymnastics competition at the 2013 Summer Universiade. After the third of four rotations, it's Russian Margarita Mamun who has the commanding lead with Korean SON Yeon Jae and Belarussian Melitina Staniouta rounding out the top three.

    With one apparatus to go in the Final rotation, Mamun leads on three apparatus total from compatriot Alexandra Merkulova and Ukrainian Ganna Rizatdinova. And that is exactly how the final standings remain. Well done to all three medalists. Competition continues with the Event Finals on the 16th. 

    RESULTS (HOOP, BALL, CLUBS, RIBBON)
    1. Margarita Mamun (RUS) (18.000, 18.450, 18.416, 18.600) 73.466
    2. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) (18.200, 18.233, 17.933, 17.700) 72.066 
    3. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) (17.900, 17.300, 17.700, 17.750) 70.650
    4. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) (17.683, 17.700, 17.600, 17.466) 70.449
    5. Neta Rivkin (ISR) (17.400, 17.400, 17.483, 17.600) 69.883
    6. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) (16.700, 17.800, 17.500, 17.433) 69.433
    7. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) (17.400, 17.450, 17.366, 16.483) 68.699
    8. DENG Senyue (CHN) (17.100, 16.416, 17.233, 16.933) 67.682
    9. Federica Febbo (ITA) (16.600, 16.250, 16.700, 16.866) 66.416
    10. Varvara Filiou (GRE) (17.000, 16.400, 16.366, 16.500) 66.266
    11. Silviya Miteva (BUL) (17.400, 14.800, 16.733, 17.266) 66.199
    12. Djamila Rakhmatova (UZB) (16.466, 15.700, 15.966, 16.500) 64.632
    13. Monika Mickova (CZE) (15.033, 15.850, 16.033, 16.550) 63.466
    14. Natascha Wegscheider (AUT) (15.550, 15.600, 15.700, 14.650) 61.500
    15. Cynthia Yasmin Valdez Perez (MEX) (14.483, 15.233, 15.816, 15.866) 61.398
    16. Olga Bogdanova (EST) (15.200, 15.000, 14.966, 14.733) 59.899
    17. GIM Yun Hee (KOR) (14.050, 15.083, 15.300, 15.366) 59.799
    18. Viktoria Bogdanova (EST) (15.233, 14.850, 15.333, 14.133) 59.549
    19. Angelica Kvieczynski (BRA) (14.700, 14.783, 15.533, 14.133) 59.149
    20. Elisabeth De Leeuw (BEL) (14.016, 14.916, 14.733, 14.550) 58.215 
    21. MA Qianhui (CHN) (14.783, 14.433, 14.233, 14.416) 57.865
    22. Natalia Azevedo Gaudio (BRA) (14.400, 14.316, 14.166, 14.866) 57.748
    23. Danielle Prince (AUS) (14.500, 13.400, 14.500, 14.733) 57.133
    24. Runa Yamaguchi (JPN) (14.066, 13.750, 14.466, 14.800) 57.082
    25. Grace Legote (RSA) (14.266, 14.100, 14.050, 12.966) 55.382
    26. Riko Anakubo (JPN) (13.766, 12.466, 13.800, 14.000) 54.032
    27. Inessa Rif (FIN) (14.266, 14.250, 14.050, 11.416) 53.982
    28. Enid Sung (AUS) (15.200, 12.616, 12.683, 13.000) 53.499
    29. Kelsey Titmarsh (CAN) (14.200, 13.766, 13.333, 10.866) 52.165
    30. Viktoria Soos (HUN) (12.950, 12.166, 11.300, 12.666) 49.082
    31. Kelsey Anderson (CAN) (12.300, 12.583, 11.000, 11.666) 47.549
    32. Veronika Cencen (SLO) (11.650, 12.783, 10.483, 11.133) 46.049
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    Universiade Rhythmic Gymnastics Group All Around

    July 15, 2013, 7:11 am
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    After the 10 Clubs rotation which was held yesterday, the Russian Group managed the smallest lead over the Group from Ukraine. Sitting in third after the 10 Clubs is the People's Republic of China. Question is will this be the way the standings remain after the Groups take to the competition floor to compete with the 3 Balls and 2 Ribbons. After scoring the highest with the 3 Balls and 2 Ribbons, the Russian Group of Anastasia Bliznyuk, Elena Romanchenko, Olga Ilina, Anastasia Nazarenko, Anastasia Maksimova and Ksenia Dudkina earned the Groups All Around title at the 2013 Kazan Summer Universiade. The Ukrainian Group of Olena Dmytrash, Yevgeniya Gomon, Oleksandra Gridasova, Valeriia Gudym, Svitlana Prokopova and Viktoriia Mazur held on for the silver medal. The Japanese Group of Yukari Hatano, Erika Koga, Naomi Kumazawa, Rina Miura, Ayano Sato and Ayumi Yusa who were sitting in fourth place after the first day, earned the second highest score with the 3 Balls and 2 Ribbons to earn the bronze medal. 

    GROUPS ALL AROUND (LISTED AS: 10 CLUBS; 3 BALLS, 2 RIBBONS):
    1. Russian Federation (16.900, 18.200) 35.100
    2. Ukraine (16.866, 15.733) 32.599
    3. Japan (15.033, 16.633) 31.666
    4. People's Republic of China (16.433, 14.766) 31.199
    5. Brazil (14.933, 15.066) 29.999
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    Isle of Man and the Faroe Islands Win Team Titles at NatWest Island Games

    July 15, 2013, 8:00 am
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    The Men's team from the Faroe Islands consisting of Bogi Berg, Joni Brandsson Christiansen, Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss and Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss won the Men's Team Title on the first day of Gymnastics competition at the 2013 NatWest Island Games. In a small field of only three teams, the Faroes Island delegation captured the title over the Isle of Man (Anthony Duchars, Brandon Garrett, Harshul Measuria and Anand Patel). Bermuda was represented by only two gymnasts - Oliver Binns and Marcus A.Y. Smith. The Team Competition sees a team of up to four gymnasts compete on the Vault and Floor Exercise, with the lowest score on each apparatus dropped from the team title. Berg was the high scorer on the Floor Exercise with Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss earning the top mark on the Vault. 

    In terms of the Women's competition, Nicole Burns' high score on the Floor Exercise assisted the team from the Isle of Man to recapture the title they won at the 2005 Island Games. Competing with Burns was Emily Dale-Beeton, Tara Donnelly, Grace Harrison and Rebecca Johnson. Despite Sadia Wilson earning the high mark on the Vault, Bermuda had to settle with the silver medal. Bermuda was represented by Wilson, Zantae Dill, Tabytha Hofheins, Gabrielle Vincent and Danielle Wall. In third place was the team from the Faroe Islands (Edyna Eivindardottir Danielsen, Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen, Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd, Birita Poulsen and Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum). 

    RESULTS:
    MEN'S TEAM TITLE (SCORES IN ORDER: FLOOR, VAULT):
    • Faroe Islands (38.950, 37.100) 76.050
      • Bogi Berg (13.400, 12.100)
      • Joni Brandsson Christiansen (12.050, 12.350)
      • Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (12.350, 12.450)
      • Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (13.200, 12.300)
    • Isle of Man (38.350, 36.650) 75.000
      • Anthony Duchars (13.200, 11.550) 
      • Brandon Garrett (12.050, 12.300)
      • Harshul Measuria (11.950, 11.950)
      • Anand Patel (13.100, 12.400)
    • Bermuda (17.700, 21.250) 38.950
      • Oliver Binns (9.400, 10.800) 
      • Marcus A.Y. Smith (8.300, 10.450)
    WOMEN'S TEAM TITLE (SCORES IN ORDER: FLOOR, VAULT):
    1. Isle of Man (50.600, 50.900) 101.500
    • Nicole Burns (12.900, 12.450)
    • Emily Dale-Beeton (12.300, 12.650)
    • Tara Donnelly (12.650, 12.650)
    • Grace Harrison (12.750, 13.050) 
    • Rebecca Johnson (11.900, 12.550)
  • Bermuda (47.950, 50.700) 98.650
    • Zantae Dill (11.300, 11.800)
    • Tabytha Hofheins (12.200, 12.800)
    • Gabrielle Vincent (11.250, 12.100)
    • Danielle Wall (12.050, 12.550)
    • Sadia Wilson (12.400, 13.250)
  • Faroe Islands (44.150, 49.300) 93.450
    • Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (10.750, 12.100)
    • Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (11.300, 12.050)
    • Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (10.700, 12.700)
    • Birita Poulsen (10.900, 12.450)
    • Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (11.200, 11.900)
  • Jersey (43.950, 49.000) 92.950
    • Ellen Marett (10.450, 11.400) 
    • Charlotte May Pollard (12.000, 12.950)
    • Olivia Rose Pollard (9.800, 11.800)
    • Bonita Mia Shurmer (11.700, 12.850)
  • Aland (44.700, 46.050) 90.750
    • Lovis Henriksson (11.000, 10.950)
    • Fanny Lindfors (11.350, 11.650)
    • Mollie Manelius (11.250, 11.100)
    • Emma Pussinen (11.000, 11.550)
    • Hanna Pussinen (11.100, 11.750)
  • Ynys Mon (41.850, 45.000) 86.850
    • Samantha Font (10.300, 10.950)
    • Katie McHardy-Rowley (10.500, 11.550)
    • Meinir Roberts (10.400, 11.550)
    • Sophie Twiss (10.650, 10.950)
  • Cayman Islands (39.150, 45.350) 84.500
    • Hilary Cockhill (7.900, 11.000)
    • Bethany Dikau (11.900, 12.050)
    • Jessica Lloyd (8.300, 10.250)
    • Morgan Lloyd (10.400, 11.300)
    • Haley Willkom (8.550, 11.000)
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    Start Lists - Universiade Rhythmic Gymnastics Event Finals

    July 15, 2013, 10:09 pm
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    The Rhythmic Gymnastics competition at the 2013 Kazan Summer Universiade concludes today at the Kazan Gymnastics Center. 

    INDIVIDUAL HOOP FINAL (STARTS AT 1.30PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • Neta Rivkin (ISR)
    • DENG Senyue (CHN)
    • Silviya Miteva (BUL)
    • Alina Maksymenko (UKR)
    • Alexandra Merkulova (RUS)
    • Margarita Mamun (RUS)
    • Melitina Staniouta (BLR)
    • Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)

    INDIVIDUAL BALL FINAL (STARTS AT 2.00PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • Alina Maksymenko (UKR)
    • Neta Rivkin (ISR)
    • DENG Senyue (CHN)
    • Margarita Mamun (RUS)
    • Alexandra Merkulova (RUS)
    • SON Yeon Jae (KOR)
    • Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)
    • Melitina Staniouta (BLR)

    GROUP 10 CLUBS FINAL (STARTS AT 2.30PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • Ukraine
    • People's Republic of China 
    • Russian Federation
    • Brazil 
    • Japan

    INDIVIDUAL CLUBS FINAL (STARTS AT 4.30PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • SON Yeon Jae (KOR)
    • Alina Maksymenko (UKR)
    • Alexandra Merkulova (RUS)
    • Neta Rivkin (ISR)
    • Margarita Mamun (RUS)
    • DENG Senyue (CHN)
    • Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)
    • Melitina Staniouta (BLR)

    INDIVIDUAL RIBBON FINAL (STARTS AT 5.00PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • Alexandra Merkulova (RUS)
    • Silviya Miteva (BUL)
    • Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR)
    • SON Yeon Jae (KOR)
    • DENG Senyue (CHN)
    • Neta Rivkin (ISR)
    • Margarita Mamun (RUS)
    • Alina Maksymenko (UKR)

    GROUP 3 BALLS, 2 RIBBONS FINAL (STARTS AT 5.30PM KAZAN LOCAL TIME):
    • Russian Federation
    • Japan 
    • People's Republic of China
    • Brazil 
    • Ukraine
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    An Update on Julene Van Rooyen

    July 15, 2013, 11:17 pm
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    The International University Sports Federation or FISU Website has a feature written by South African FISU Young Reporter Fabio De Dominicis with an update on South African Rhythmic Gymnast Julene Van Rooyen. Van Rooyen who missed out on the competition at the Universiade is aiming for success at the upcoming World Championships in Ukraine. From the article, which you can see in full at http://www.fisu.net/en/Heartbreak-in-Kazan-for-injured-South-African-gymnast-3133.html?mbID=5379:
    The 20-year old University of Pretoria student extended her Sports Science degree to five years to focus on training for the Summer Universiade in Kazan.
    Yet just a day after arriving in Russia, in her first hour of practise, Van Rooyen felt an unbearable pain. After being examined by doctors, Van Rooyen was rushed to the hospital to have her appendix removed.
    “If we waited any longer, it would have burst,” the rhythmic gymnast said.
    Van Rooyen spent the next four days in hospital, with all hopes of competing at the Universiade dashed.
    “I am really disappointed. I gave up so much to be here,” the South African said.
    The young athlete still has a broad smile on her face however, describing how she has still thoroughly enjoyed the experience of the Universiade.
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    Russians Win All Rhythmic Gymnastics Event Finals at Universiade

    July 16, 2013, 6:02 pm
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    Margarita Mamun took three of the four Individual Event Titles on offer on the final day of the Rhythmic Gymnastics competition at the 2013 Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia. Mamun earned the honors on the Hoop, Clubs and Ribbon with compatriot Alexandra Merkulova taking out the Ball honors. Belarussian Melitina Staniouta finished second with the Hoop, whilst the Ukrainian Gymnasts Alina Maksymenko and Ganna Rizatdinova tied for third place. Korea's SON Yeon Jae and Rizatdinova won the silver and bronze medals respectively with the Ball while Rizatdinova and Maksymenko tied for second with the Clubs. Merkulova was second with the Ribbon with Bulgaria's Silviya Miteva finishing in third. In the Group competition Russia earned gold medals with both the 10 Clubs and 3 Balls/2 Ribbons with Japan earning both the silver medals and Ukraine taking out both the bronze medals.

    INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS:
    HOOP:

    1. Margarita Mamun (RUS) 18.300
    2. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 17.866
    3. Alina Maksymenko (UKR); Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.833

    5. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) 17.800
    6. DENG Senyue (CHN) 17.433
    7. Silviya Miteva (BUL) 17.200
    8. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 16.850
    BALL:
    1. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) 18.233
    2. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) 18.000
    3. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.800
    4. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 17.516
    5. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.500
    6. DENG Senyue (CHN) 17.400
    7. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.300
    8. Margarita Mamun (RUS) 17.000
    CLUBS:
    1. Margarita Mamun (RUS) 18.433
    2. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR); Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.950

    4. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.750
    5. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) 17.700
    6. DENG Senyue (CHN) 17.633
    7. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) 16.866
    8. Melitina Staniouta (BLR) 16.216
    RIBBON:
    1. Margarita Mamun (RUS) 18.566
    2. Alexandra Merkulova (RUS) 17.966
    3. Silviya Miteva (BUL) 17.866
    4. Neta Rivkin (ISR) 17.633
    5. Alina Maksymenko (UKR) 17.633
    6. Ganna Rizatdinova (UKR) 17.533
    7. SON Yeon Jae (KOR) 17.500
    8. DENG Senyue (CHN) 15.483
    GROUP EVENT FINALS:
    10 CLUBS:
    1. Russian Federation 17.433
    2. Japan 16.900
    3. Ukraine 16.533
    4. People's Republic of China 14.266
    5. Brazil 13.566
    3 BALLS, 2 RIBBONS:
    1. Russian Federation 17.916
    2. Japan 16.866
    3. Ukraine 16.200
    4. People's Republic of China 15.600
    5. Brazil 14.866
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    Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss Wins High Jump Silver at NatWest Island Games

    July 16, 2013, 6:30 pm
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    Monday the 15th of July saw Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss of the Faroe Islands, earn the silver medal in the Men's High Jump at the 2013 NatWest Island Games. Ossur is also competing in the Gymnastics competition at the Island Games and was a member of the Gold Medal winning team on the Sunday. Ossur actually jumped the same height as Gold medal winner Jahnhai Perinchief of Bermuda but due to a count back had to settle for second place. Well done Ossur! He will also compete in the Triple Jump on Friday. 
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    Isle of Man Gymnasts Earn 9 Gold Medals during FIG Competition at NatWest Island Games

    July 17, 2013, 1:33 am
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    Isle of Man's Grace Harrison won the FIG Women's All Around title at the 2013 NatWest Island Games in Bermuda and also earned the titles on three of the apparatuses (Vault, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise). Jersey's Bonita Mia Shurmer finished second in the All Around with the Isle of Man's Nicole Burns finishing in third. Harrison scored 13.000 on her first Vault and 13.250 on her second to score an average on 13.125. Fellow Isle of Man gymnast Emily Dale-Beeton had an average of 13.100 to finish second with Shurmer's average of 12.950 enough to earn the bronze. Shurmer was the top scorer on the Uneven Bars with compatriot Charlotte May Pollard tying with Harrison for the silver medal. Isle of Man's Rebecca Johnson won the silver medal on the Balance Beam with Bermuda's Tabytha Hofheins winning the bronze. Grace Harrison was the runaway winner on the Floor Exercise, scoring 1.4 points higher than the second-placed Dale-Beeton. Isle of Man's Tara Donnelly ended in third on the apparatus.

    The Men from the Isle of Man dominated the All Around standings - taking out the top five places. Anthony Duchars was the winner over Anand Patel and Harshul Measuria who were second and third respectively. Mukunda Measuria and Brandon Garrett were fourth and fifth. Patel won the Floor Exercise title over Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss of the Faroe Islands with Mukunda Measuria winning the bronze medal. Duchars also won the Pommel Horse title over Harshul Measuria and Patel, whilst on the Still Rings, it was a Faroe Islands' affair with Valerijs Savin winning over compatriots Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss and Bogi Berg (who tied with Mukunda Measuria) for third. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss' average of 14.100 was 1.175 points highest than that of Anand Patel (12.925) with Berg finishing in third (12.625). Harshul Measuria won the Parallel Bars over Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss and Duchars. While on the Horizontal Bar, Mukunda Measuria topped compatriots Harshul Measuria and Duchar for the honors. 

    Competition continues on the 18th of July with the SET Individual Event Titles. 

    WOMEN'S FIG ALL AROUND:
    1. Grace Harrison (IOM) (13.000, 10.150, 12.450, 13.150) 48.750
    2. Bonita Mia Shurmer (JER) (13.050, 10.650, 10.350, 11.350) 45.400
    3. Nicole Burns (IOM) (12.850, 10.050, 11.000, 11.050) 44.950
    4. Charlotte May Pollard (JER) (12.200, 10.150, 11.050, 11.450) 44.850
    5. Emily Dale-Beeton (IOM) (13.200, 8.300, 11.400, 11.750) 44.650
    6. Rebecca Johnson (IOM) (12.850, 8.900, 11.700, 11.100) 44.550
    7. Tara Donnelly (IOM) (12.450, 9.300, 10.800, 11.500) 44.050
    8. Sadia Wilson (BER) (12.800, 9.050, 11.450, 10.600) 43.900
    9. Tabytha Hofheins (BER) (12.950, 7.450, 11.650, 10.250) 42.300
    10. Gabrielle Vincent (BER) (12.700, 8.150, 10.500, 10.500) 41.850
    11. Sydney Mason (BER) (13.350, 5.100, 11.000, 11.100) 40.550
    12. Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (FAR) (11.800, 7.500, 10.750, 9.950) 40.000
    13. Clara James (BER) (12.600, 7.050, 10.150, 9.550) 39.350
    14. Birita Poulsen (FAR) (12.150, 6.500, 9.850, 10.350) 38.850
    15. Aoife Donnelly (IOM) (13.050, 5.400, 9.250, 9.800) 37.500
    16. Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (FAR) (11.950, 7.500, 8.500, 9.150) 37.100
    17. Emma Pussinen (ALA) (11.850, 8.150, 8.250, 8.650) 36.900
    18. Lovis Henriksson (ALA) (12.000, 6.850, 7.400, 9.650) 35.900
    19. Fanny Lindfors (ALA) (11.850, 6.650, 7.950, 9.300) 35.750
    20. Hanna Pussinen (ALA) (11.800, 6.550, 7.350, 9.400) 35.100
    21. Bethany Dikau (CAY) (12.200, 8.550, 7.000, 7.300) 35.050
    22. Morgan Lloyd (CAY) (11.750, 6.200, 5.050, 8.850) 31.850
    23. Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (FAR) (12.750, 0.000, 9.150, 9.400) 31.300
    24. Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (FAR) (12.825, 7.750, 0.000, 9.150) 29.725
    25. Haley Willkom (CAY) (11.100, 4.450, 4.750, 8.250) 28.550
    26. Mollie Manelius (ALA) (11.100, 6.950, 0.000, 9.150) 27.200
    27. Katie McHardy-Rowley (YNYS MON) (11.600, 4.800, 0.000, 9.700) 26.100
    28. Meinir Roberts (YNYS MON) (11.600, 0.000, 0.000, 9.650) 21.250
    29. Samantha Font (YNYS MON) (11.750, 0.000, 0.000, 8.750) 20.500
    30. Zantae Dill (BER) (0.000, 0.000, 11.100, 0.000) 11.100
    31. Malin Pussinen (ALA) (0.000, 5.300, 0.000, 0.000) 5.300
    MEN'S FIG ALL AROUND:
    1. Anthony Duchars (IOM) (13.300, 12.300, 11.450, 12.600, 12.500, 11.700) 73.850
    2. Anand Patel (IOM) (13.700, 11.600, 11.350, 12.800, 12.400, 11.600) 73.450
    3. Harshul Measuria (IOM) (12.250, 11.800, 11.300, 12.650, 12.900, 12.150) 73.050
    4. Mukunda Measuria (IOM) (13.400, 10.200, 11.300, 12.050, 11.550, 12.850) 71.350
    5. Brandon Garrett (IOM) (13.150, 10.700, 10.150, 11.900, 12.400, 10.600) 68.900
    6. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) (13.550, 1.800, 12.000, 15.450, 12.550, 11.400) 66.750
    7. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) (11.700, 9.100, 11.250, 11.100, 11.900, 10.250) 65.300
    8. Nicholas Harvey (IOM) (11.100, 4.400, 11.150, 11.700, 11.200, 11.000) 60.550
    9. Bogi Berg (FAR) (13.400, 0.000, 11.600, 12.250, 12.250, 10.450) 59.950
    10. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR) (11.900, 0.000, 11.500, 12.050, 12.100, 10.300) 57.850
    11. Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) (12.500, 0.000, 9.700, 11.900, 12.300, 0.000) 46.400
    12. Zee Adamson (JER) (0.000, 0.700, 10.800, 0.000, 6.000, 0.000) 17.500
    13. Valerijs Savins (FAR) (0.000, 0.000, 13.200, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 13.200
    14. Ras-Melchizedek Hesse (JER) (0.000, 7.550, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 7.550
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    Bevan Wins MAG EYOF All Around Title

    July 18, 2013, 6:08 am
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    In a competition that saw the leaders change after each of the first three rotations, Great Britain's Brinn Bevan came out on top with compatriot Nile Wilson in second and Russian Ivan Stretovich in third. At the halfway point, Brinn Bevan led over Russian Ivan Stretovich and Valentin Starikov, while at the end of the fourth rotation Bevan held the lead over Stretovich who was tied with Great Britain's Nile Wilson for second. Italy's Nicola Bartolini had moved up into fourth. And upon entering the final rotation Bevan had cemented a formidable lead over Wilson with Stretovich sitting in third. 

    RESULTS:
    1. Brinn Bevan (GBR) (14.300, 14.050, 14.450, 14.150, 14.550, 13.700) 85.200
    2. Nile Wilson (GBR) (14.150, 12.650, 14.250, 13.850, 14.650, 14.150) 83.700
    3. Ivan Stretovich (RUS) (14.000, 13.100, 13.850, 13.850, 14.300, 12.900) 82.000
    4. Florian Landuyt (BEL) (13.450, 13.600, 13.200, 14.550, 13.900, 13.100) 81.800
    5. Marios Georgiou (CYP) (13.600, 13.550, 13.850, 13.600, 13.800, 13.350) 81.750
    6. Botond Kardos (HUN) (13.800, 13.350, 13.600, 14.000, 13.650, 13.050) 81.450
    7. Jonathan Vrolix (BEL) (14.150, 13.300, 13.450, 14.250, 13.050, 12.750) 80.950
    8. Frank Rijken (NED) (13.050, 13.650, 13.800, 12.600, 14.150, 13.600) 80.850
    9. Remi Clerc (FRA) (14.100, 11.950, 13.850, 13.600, 14.100, 12.950) 80.550
    10. Nicola Bartolini (ITA) (14.050, 12.350, 13.050, 14.450, 13.000, 13.300) 80.200
    11. Sascha Alexander Conradi (SUI) (13.700, 12.650, 13.150, 13.650, 13.600, 13.400) 80.150
    12. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) (13.700, 11.850, 13.250, 14.100, 13.900, 13.000) 79.800
    13. Adrian Pfiffner (SUI) (13.100, 12.700, 13.550, 13.450, 13.500, 13.150) 79.450
    14. Ahmet Onder (TUR) (13.900, 11.050, 12.600, 13.950, 14.200, 13.600) 79.300
    15. Vigen Khachatryan (ARM) (13.250, 13.000, 12.150, 14.050, 13.450, 13.050) 78.950
    16. Tin Srbic (CRO) (13.750, 11.950, 13.250, 12.900, 13.700, 13.300) 78.850
    17. Bernardo Da Costa Almeida (POR) (12.650, 13.000, 13.900, 13.250, 12.550, 12.400); Oleksandr Petrenko (UKR) (13.350, 13.150, 12.850, 13.350, 13.300, 11.750) 77.750

    19. Valentin Starikov (RUS) (11.850, 11.650, 13.800, 14.150, 13.950, 12.050) 77.450
    20. Carlo Macchini (ITA) (13.500, 12.250, 12.900, 12.700, 12.500, 13.500); Vladyslav Gryko (UKR) (12.050, 13.450, 12.950, 13.200, 13.050, 12.650) 77.350

    22. Vinzenz Haug (GER) (12.750, 12.550, 13.100, 12.900, 13.200, 12.650) 77.150
    23. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) (13.900, 11.250, 13.350, 12.600, 12.500, 12.200) 75.800
    24. Nils Dunkel (GER) (12.700, 11.700, 13.250, 12.650, 13.050, 12.300) 75.650
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    2013 EYOF: Women's All Around - Live Scores

    July 18, 2013, 8:00 am
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    Tyesha Mattis of Great Britain was the highest qualifier to today's European Youth Olympic Festival All Around Final in Utrecht. She topped Russian starlet Maria Kharenkova and Laura Jurca of Romania, question on everyone's lips is "can she do it again?" Well it is definitely going to be an exciting competition and good luck to all the gymnasts competing. 

    Great to see an outstanding turnout in the Arena. There seems to be some stunning leotards out there today! The gymnasts have just marched out and competition should commence soon. After the first rotation, Jurca is in  the lead over Germany's Kim Janas and Kharenkova who are tied for second. At the halfway mark Great Britain's Elissa Downie is in first over Kharenkova and Janas. Heading into the final rotation, Janas leads over Tyesha Mattis with Sweden's Emma Larsson in third. Think it is going to be a great finish! Maria Kharenkova ties with Kim Janas for the Gold with Mattis picking up the bronze.

    RESULTS:
    1. Maria Kharenkova (RUS) (13.850, 13.150, 14.000, 13.950); Kim Janas (GER) (13.950, 13.650, 13.950, 13.400) 54.950

    3. Tyesha Mattis (GBR) (14.650, 13.450, 13.600, 13.150) 54.850
    4. Elissa Downie (GBR) (14.650, 12.800, 13.900, 13.350) 54.700
    5. Maria Bondareva (RUS) (13.550, 13.700, 14.400, 12.550) 54.200
    6. Louise Vanhille (FRA) (13.950, 13.750, 12.700, 13.400) 53.800
    7. Laura Jurca (ROU) (14.450, 12.050, 13.750, 13.250) 53.500
    8. Emma Larsson (SWE) (14.050, 12.350, 13.700, 13.300) 53.400
    9. Eythora Thorsdottir (NED) (13.800, 13.150, 12.850, 13.150) 52.950
    10. Tea Ugrin (ITA) (13.650, 13.350, 13.400, 12.350) 52.750
    11. Leah Griesser (GER) (13.100, 12.950, 13.250, 13.150) 52.450
    12. Kim Singmuang (SWE) (13.700, 13.050, 13.200, 12.200) 52.150
    13. Lara Mori (ITA) (13.650, 12.950, 12.250, 12.950) 51.800
    14. Argyro Afrati (GRE) (13.550, 12.500, 12.800, 12.850) 51.700
    15. Claire Martin (FRA) (12.350, 12.950, 13.050, 13.200) 51.550
    16. Dana De Groot (NED) (13.350, 11.700, 12.350, 13.200) 50.600
    17. Cindy Vandenhole (BEL) (13.900, 12.450, 12.050, 12.100) 50.500
    18. Dayana Hryhoryeva (BLR) (13.250, 12.700, 11.800, 12.500) 50.250
    19. Yana Fedorova (UKR) (13.500, 11.500, 13.250, 11.900) 50.150
    20. Rune Hermans (BEL) (12.850, 11.400, 12.650, 13.000) 49.900
    21. Stefanie Siegenthaler (SUI) (13.100, 11.800, 12.300, 11.900) 49.100
    22. Laura Gamell Villa (ESP) (13.350, 11.300, 10.600, 12.300) 47.550
    23. Natalia Ros Vaquer (ESP) (13.300, 9.150, 12.750, 12.300) 47.500
    24. Tutya Yilmaz (TUR) (13.650, 9.050, 13.200, 11.400) 47.300
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    Event Finals at the EYOF

    July 19, 2013, 5:47 pm
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    Russian Valentin Starikov has taken out the Floor Exercise title on the final over Great Britain's Brinn Bevan. Bevan scored the same mark as Tomas Kuzmickas of Lithuania but due to Bevan's higher execution mark relegated Kuzmickas to the bronze. Great Britain's Nile Wilson was the winner on the Pommel Horse over Greece's Antonios Tantalidis and Starikov. Bevan scored the same total of Starikov but had a lower execution saw which saw him miss out on a medal. Wilson also won the Still Rings title, with France's Paul Degouy in second and Russian Ivan Stretovich in third. Again it was the tie-breaking rule that decided who was second and third. Russia's Kirill Potapov was the Vault Champion with compatriot Starikov finishing in second place over Belarus' Viktar Hrankouski. Stretovich earned the honors on the Parallel Bars over Brinn Bevan and Turkey's Ahmet Onder, whilst on the Horizontal Bar, Italy's Carlo Macchini was triumphant. Starikov earned second place with Croatia's Tin Srbic in third. 

    On the Women's side of the competition, Great Britain's Elissa Downie won the Vault title with Romanian Laura Jurca finishing in second. Fellow British gymnast Tyesha Mattis finished in third. Italy's Martina Rizzelli won the Uneven Bars title with Frenchwoman Louise Vanhille in second and Tea Ugrin of Italy in third. Maria Bondareva of Russia won the Balance Beam title over Dutch starlet Eythora Thorsdottir. France's Claire Martin and Romanian Andreea Iridon both earned the bronze medal having identical D and E scores. Russian Maria Kharenkova won the Floor Exercise over Kim Janas. Janas topped Romanian Silvia Zarzu for the silver medal due to her higher execution score. 

    WOMEN'S VAULT:
    1. Elissa Downie (GBR) (14.900, 14.050) 14.475
    2. Laura Jurca (ROU) (13.950, 14.800) 14.375
    3. Tyesha Mattis (GBR) (14.550, 14.050) 14.300
    4. Kim Janas (GER) (13.950, 13.850) 13.900
    5. Emma Larsson (SWE) (14.050, 13.700) 13.875
    6. Ana Derek (CRO) (14.000, 13.700) 13.850
    7. Yana Fedorova (UKR) (13.700, 13.400) 13.550
    8. Martina Rizzelli (ITA) (12.900, 13.900) 13.400

    WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:
    1. Martina Rizzelli (ITA) 14.150
    2. Louise Vanhille (FRA) 13.950
    3. Tea Ugrin (ITA) 13.700
    4. Victoria Kuzmina (RUS) 13.600
    5. Tyesha Mattis (GBR) 13.500
    6. Dayana Hryhoryeva (BLR) 13.100
    7. Elissa Downie (GBR) 12.300
    8. Emma Larsson (SWE) 11.400
    WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:
    1. Maria Bondareva (RUS) 14.250
    2. Eythora Thorsdottir (NED) 13.800
    3. Claire Martin (FRA); Andreea Iridon (ROU) 13.750

    5. Kim Janas (GER) 13.500
    6. Laura Jurca (ROU) 13.400
    7. Maria Kharenkova (RUS) 13.100
    8. Louise Vanhille (FRA) 12.600
    WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
    1. Maria Kharenkova (RUS) 13.950
    2. Kim Janas (GER) 13.750
    3. Silvia Zarzu (ROU) 13.750
    4. Andreea Iridon (ROU) 13.650
    5. Emma Larsson (SWE) 13.300
    6. Amy Tinkler (GBR) 13.250
    7. Tea Ugrin (ITA) 13.200
    8. Mara Titarsolej (NED) 13.200

    MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
    1. Valentin Starikov (RUS) 14.250
    2. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.150 (D SCORE: 5.2; E SCORE: 8.950)
    3. Tomas Kuzmickas (LTU) 14.150 (D SCORE: 5.5; E SCORE: 8.650)
    4. Botond Kardos (HUN) 14.100
    5. Sascha Alexander Coradi (SUI) 13.950
    6. Jonathan Vrolix (BEL) 13.900
    7. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) 13.750
    8. Gaius Thompson (GBR) 13.600
    MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:
    1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 13.950
    2. Antonios Tantalidis (GRE) 13.900
    3. Valentin Starikov (RUS) 13.550 (D SCORE: 4.8; E SCORE: 8.750)
    4. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 13.550 (D SCORE: 5.2; E SCORE: 8.350)
    5. Botond Kardos (HUN) 13.200
    6. Carlo Macchini (ITA) 12.050
    7. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 11.550 (D SCORE: 5.0; E SCORE: 6.550)
    8. Nils Dunkel (GER) 11.550 (D SCORE: 4.9; E SCORE: 6.450)
    MEN'S STILL RINGS:
    1. Nile Wilson (GBR) 14.100
    2. Paul Degouy (FRA) 13.700 (D SCORE: 4.8; E SCORE: 8.900)
    3. Ivan Stretovich (RUS) 13.700 (D SCORE: 4.9; E SCORE 8.800)
    4. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 13.600 (D SCORE: 4.7; E SCORE: 8.900)
    5. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 13.600 (D SCORE: 5.2; E SCORE 8.400)
    6. Vinzenz Hock (AUT) 13.350
    7. Norbert Dudas (HUN) 13.200
    8. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 13.100
    MEN'S VAULT:
    1. Kirill Potapov (RUS) (14.900, 14.350) 14.625
    2. Valentin Starikov (RUS) (14.450, 14.150) 14.300
    3. Viktar Hrankouski (BLR) (14.150, 14.200) 14.175
    4. Ahmet Onder (TUR) (14.500, 13.700) 14.100
    5. Zachari Hrimeche (FRA) (14.050, 13.400) 13.725
    6. Emil Soravuo (FIN) (14.000, 13.200) 13.600
    7. Jonathan Vrolix (BEL) (14.350, 12.700) 13.525
    8. Vigen Khachatryan (ARM) (13.250, 13.500) 13.375
    MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:
    1. Ivan Stretovich (RUS) 14.650
    2. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 14.550
    3. Ahmet Onder (TUR) 14.500
    4. Nile Wilson (GBR) 14.350
    5. Florian Landuyt (BEL) 13.950
    6. Valentin Starikov (RUS) 13.700
    7. Botond Kardos (HUN) 13.550
    8. Paul Degouy (FRA) 12.200
    MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR:
    1. Carlo Macchini (ITA) 14.100
    2. Valentin Starikov (RUS) 13.950
    3. Tin Srbic (CRO) 13.900
    4. Jonas Munsch (SUI) 13.600
    5. Kirill Potapov (RUS) 13.450
    6. Sascha Alexander Coradi (SUI) 13.400
    7. Paul Degouy (FRA) 13.300
    8. Brinn Bevan (GBR) 12.850
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    Isle of Man Takes 7 of 10 SET Event Titles

    July 20, 2013, 12:34 am
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    Footage from the Men's SET Events can be seen from 3.35. Footage courtesy of BerNewsDotCom Youtube channel.

    The Isle of Man Gymnastics squad won seven of the ten SET Individual Event titles on offer on the final day of the Gymnastics competition on Thursday at the 2013 NatWest Island Games in Bermuda. SET are compulsory routines. Isle of Man's Nicole Burns won the Vault title over Bethany Dikau of the Cayman Islands and Grace Harrison (Isle of Man). Bermuda's Sadia Wilson won the Uneven Bars honors with Harrison in second. The bronze medal was shared between Gabrielle Vincent of Bermuda and Tara Donnelly of the Isle of Man. Wilson also earned the Balance Beam title with Harrison and Charlotte May Pollard of Jersey finishing in second and third respectively. Rebecca Johnson of the Isle of Man won the Floor Exercise title whilst Harrison and Bonita Mia Shurmer of Jersey rounded out the top three. 

    It was an Isle of Man sweep of the medals on the Floor Exercise, with Anand Patel, Harshul Measuria and Brandon Garrett finishing first, second and third respectively. Fellow Isle of Man gymnast Antony Duchars won the Pommel Horse title with H. Measuria and Patel rounding out the top three. Isle of Man's Mukunda Measuria topped the Still Rings with Faroe Island gymnast Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss and Garrett finishing in second and third respectively. It was a Faroe Island domination on the Vault after Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss won the title over compatriots Bogi Berg and Aron Jacobsen. Duchars and H. Measuria tied for the Parallel Bars title with Faroe Island gymnast Aron Jacobsen finishing in third. Duchars also was the top scorer on the Horizontal Bar with Joni Brandsson Christiansen (Faroe Islands) and Nicholas Harvey (Isle of Man) rounding out the top three.

    WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
    SET VAULT:
    1. Nicole Burns (IOM) 12.400
    2. Bethany Dikau (CAY) 12.350
    3. Grace Harrison (IOM) 12.250
    4. Sadia Wilson (BER); Tara Donnelly (IOM); Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (FAR) 12.200


    7. Emma Pussinen (ALA); Rebecca Johnson (IOM) 12.150

    9. Gabrielle Vincent (BER); Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (FAR); Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (FAR) 12.100


    12. Morgan Lloyd (CAY); Emily Dale-Beeton (IOM); Aoife Donnelly (IOM) 12.050


    15. Olivia Rose Pollard (JER) 11.950
    16. Lovis Henriksson (ALA); Fanny Lindfors (ALA); Tabytha Hofheins (BER) 11.900


    19. Charlotte May Pollard (JER) 11.850
    20. Samantha Soares (BER); Danielle Wall (BER) 11.800

    22. Hanna Pussinen (ALA) 11.750
    23. Bonita Mia Shurmer (JER) 11.600
    24. Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (FAR) 11.550
    25. Clara James (BER) 11.400
    26. Samantha Font (YNYS MON) 11.300
    27. Sophie Twiss (YNYS MON) 11.150
    28. Hilary Cockhill (CAY); Ellen Marett (JER) 10.950

    30. Birita Poulsen (FAR) 10.900
    31. Mollie Manelius (ALA); Haley Willkom (CAY); Meinir Roberts (YNYS MON) 10.850


    34. Jessica Lloyd (CAY) 10.550
    35. Katie McHardy-Rowley (YNYS MON) 9.850
    SET UNEVEN BARS:
    1. Sadia Wilson (BER) 12.800
    2. Grace Harrison (IOM) 12.650
    3. Gabrielle Vincent (BER); Tara Donnelly (IOM) 12.550

    5. Charlotte May Pollard (JER) 12.400
    6. Bonita Mia Shurmer (JER) 12.250
    7. Rebecca Johnson (IOM) 12.150
    8. Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (FAR) 12.050
    9. Bethany Dikau (CAY) 11.850
    10. Samantha Soares (BER); Morgan Lloyd (CAY) 11.800

    12. Tabytha Hofheins (BER) 11.750
    13. Emily Dale-Beeton (IOM) 11.650
    14. Nicole Burns (IOM) 11.600
    15. Clara James (BER) 11.450
    16. Danielle Wall (BER) 11.100
    17. Fanny Lindfors (ALA) 11.050
    18. Mollie Manelius (ALA) 10.900
    19. Aoife Donnelly (IOM) 10.850
    20. Hanna Pussinen (ALA) 10.750
    21. Birita Poulsen (FAR) 10.550
    22. Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (FAR) 10.500
    23. Olivia Rose Pollard (JER) 10.400
    24. Lovis Henriksson (ALA) 10.350
    25. Emma Pussinen (ALA); Haley Willkom (CAY) 10.200

    27. Malin Pussinen (ALA) 9.600
    28. Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (FAR) 8.650
    29. Katie McHardy-Rowley (YNYS MON) 8.450
    30. Meinir Roberts (YNYS MON) 8.300
    31. Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (FAR) 8.100
    32. Sophie Twiss (YNYS MON) 7.050
    33. Samantha Font (YNYS MON) 5.800
    SET BALANCE BEAM:
    1. Sadia Wilson (BER) 12.850
    2. Grace Harrison (IOM) 12.800
    3. Charlotte May Pollard (JER) 12.550
    4. Emily Dale-Beeton (IOM) 12.250
    5. Nicole Burns (IOM) 12.200
    6. Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (FAR) 12.100
    7. Gabrielle Vincent (BER) 12.050
    8. Clara James (BER) 12.000
    9. Aoife Donnelly (IOM) 11.900
    10. Tara Donnelly (IOM) 11.850
    11. Tabytha Hofheins (BER) 11.750
    12. Samantha Soares (BER) 11.550
    13. Bonita Mia Shurmer (JER) 11.500
    14. Danielle Wall (BER) 11.300
    15. Rebecca Johnson (IOM) 11.100
    16. Morgan Lloyd (CAY) 11.050
    17. Fanny Lindfors (ALA) 10.900
    18. Emma Pussinen (ALA) 10.850
    19. Bethany Dikau (CAY) 10.150
    20. Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (FAR) 10.100
    21. Olivia Rose Pollard (JER) 10.000
    22. Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (FAR) 9.800
    23. Lovis Henriksson (ALA) 9.200
    24. Birita Poulsen (FAR) 8.450
    25. Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (FAR) 8.150
    26. Samantha Font (YNYS MON) 7.950
    27. Meinir Roberts (YNYS MON) 7.800
    28. Katie McHardy-Rowley (YNYS MON) 6.450
    29. Haley Willkom (CAY) 4.000
    30. Sophie Twiss (YNYS MON) 3.700
    SET FLOOR EXERCISE:
    1. Rebecca Johnson (IOM) 12.300
    2. Grace Harrison (IOM) 12.250
    3. Bonita Mia Shurmer (JER) 12.200
    4. Nicole Burns (IOM); Charlotte May Pollard (JER) 12.150

    6. Sadia Wilson (BER) 12.100
    7. Gabrielle Vincent (BER) 12.050
    8. Tabytha Hofheins (BER) 12.000
    9. Clara James (BER) 11.900
    10. Bethany Dikau (CAY) 11.800
    11. Fanny Lindfors (ALA); Samantha Soares (BER) 11.700

    13. Katrin Solrunardottir Wardum (FAR) 11.650
    14. Tara Donnelly (IOM) 11.600
    15. Morgan Lloyd (CAY); Anita Sigmarsdottir Davidsen (FAR) 11.500

    17. Fridhild Reinert Nordgerd (FAR) 11.350
    18. Danielle Wall (BER); Aoife Donnelly (IOM); Olivia Rose Pollard (JER) 11.200


    21. Lovis Henriksson (ALA) 11.000
    22. Emma Pussinen (ALA); Emily Dale-Beeton (IOM) 10.950

    24. Eydna Eivindardottir Danielsen (FAR) 10.900
    25. Birita Poulsen (FAR) 10.800
    26. Samantha Font (YNYS MON) 10.750
    27. Katie McHardy-Rowley (YNYS MON) 10.600
    28. Ellen Marett (JER) 10.400
    29. Hanna Pussinen (ALA) 10.350
    30. Meinir Roberts (YNYS MON) 10.300
    31. Sophie Twiss (YNYS MON) 9.650
    32. Haley Willkom (CAY) 9.050
    33. Jessica Lloyd (CAY) 8.400
    34. Hilary Cockhill (CAY) 6.500
    MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
    SET FLOOR EXERCISE:
    1. Anand Patel (IOM) 9.150
    2. Harshul Measuria (IOM) 8.950
    3. Brandon Garrett (IOM) 8.900
    4. Antony Duchars (IOM) 8.800
    5. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 8.700
    6. Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 8.600
    7. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR) 8.300
    8. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 8.150
    9. Bogi Berg (FAR) 6.800
    10. Nicholas Harvey (IOM) 6.700
    11. Zee Adamson (JER) 5.700
    12. Ras-Melchizedek Hesse (JER) 3.850
    SET POMMEL HORSE:
    1. Antony Duchars (IOM) 9.400
    2. Harshul Measuria (IOM) 9.200
    3. Anand Patel (IOM) 9.150
    4. Mukunda Measuria (IOM) 8.850
    5. Brandon Garrett (IOM) 8.550
    6. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 7.300
    7. Nicholas Harvey (IOM) 5.600
    8. Zee Adamson (JER) 3.900
    9. Ras-Melchizedek Hesse (JER) 3.600
    SET STILL RINGS:
    1. Mukunda Measuria (IOM) 9.700
    2. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 9.600
    3. Brandon Garrett (IOM) 9.500
    4. Bogi Berg (FAR); Antony Duchars (IOM) 9.450

    6. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR); Nicholas Harvey (IOM) 9.000

    8. Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 8.850
    9. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 8.700
    10. Harshul Measuria (IOM) 8.500
    11. Zee Adamson (JER) 7.390
    SET VAULT:
    1. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 9.800
    2. Bogi Berg (FAR) 9.700
    3. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 9.600
    4. Nicholas Harvey (IOM); Anand Patel (IOM) 9.550

    6. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR); Harshul Measuria (IOM) 9.400

    8. Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR); Brandon Garrett (IOM); Mukunda Measuria (IOM) 9.350


    11. Antony Duchars (IOM) 9.250
    12. Zee Adamson (JER) 9.100
    13. Ras-Melchizedek Hesse (JER) 9.050
    SET PARALLEL BARS:
    1. Anthony Duchars (IOM); Harshul Measuria (IOM) 9.500

    3. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 9.400
    4. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 9.100
    5. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR) 9.050
    6. Nicholas Harvey (IOM) 9.000
    7. Olivur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR); Brandon Garrett (IOM) 8.700

    9. Mukunda Measuria (IOM) 8.000
    10. Zee Adamson (JER) 7.600
    11. Bogi Berg (FAR) 5.100
    SET HORIZONTAL BAR:
    1. Antony Duchars (IOM) 9.500
    2. Joni Brandsson Christiansen (FAR) 9.200
    3. Nicholas Harvey (IOM) 9.150
    4. Brandon Garrett (IOM) 9.050
    5. Aron Jacobsen (FAR) 8.500
    6. Mukunda Measuria (IOM) 8.300
    7. Harshul Measuria (IOM) 8.000
    8. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 7.900
    9. Bogi Berg (FAR) 5.400
    10. Zee Adamson (JER) 1.200
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    Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss, Anand Patel Compete Triple Jump

    July 20, 2013, 4:51 pm
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    The Men's Triple Jump field at the NatWest Island Games featured Faroe Island gymnast Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss and Isle of Man gymnast Anand Patel. Debes Eiriksfoss jumped a total of 14.34 to finish with the silver medal, mean while Patel's jump of 12.69 resulted in him finishing in 5th place. Full results below.

    RESULTS:

    1. Carl Morgan (CAY) 15.37
    2. Ossur Debes Eiriksfoss (FAR) 14.34
    3. Carlos Morgan (CAY) 14.10
    4. Chas Smith (BER) 14.06
    5. Anand Patel (IOM) 12.69
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