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Rhythmic Gymnastics FIG World Cup 2019


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Results of the qualification from yesterday.

 

Hoop

:RUS Averina A.

:RUS Averina D.

:BLR Halkina

:BUL Taseva

:UKR Pohranycna

:USA Griskenas

:ITA Baldassarri

:BUL Kaleyn

 

Ball

:RUS Averina A.

:BUL Kaleyn

:RUS Averina D.

:ITA Baldassarri

:JPN Minagawa

:BUL Taseva

:UKR Onopriienko

:USA Griskenas

 

5 balls

:RUS Russia

:BLR Belarus

:ITA Italy

:BUL Bulgaria

:JPN Japan

:ISR Israel

:UKR Ukraine

:CHN China

 

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What the hell happened with Argentina? Their gymnasts scored 11 or 12 until last year, but now they have a gymnast scoring 17.9 on hoop and 68.650 in the all-around. This is absolutely insane! She is going to medal in every single event at the Pan Am Games if she repeats this performance! @konig, do you know where Sol Fainberg trains? 

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39 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:

What the hell happened with Argentina? Their gymnasts scored 11 or 12 until last year, but now they have a gymnast scoring 17.9 on hoop and 68.650 in the all-around. This is absolutely insane! She is going to medal in every single event at the Pan Am Games if she repeats this performance! @konig, do you know where Sol Fainberg trains? 

Indeed, those acores are insane... only USA's "A" team are usually awarded those scores in individual.

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Today qualification:

 

Clubs

:RUS Averina D.

:RUS Averina A.

:BLR Harnasko

:BUL Kaleyn

:ITA Argiurgiugulese

:BLR Halkina

:GEO Pazhava

:UKR Onopriienko

 

Ribbon

:RUS Averina D.

:GEO Pazhava

:BUL Tsaeva

:BLR Halkina

:RUS Averina A.

:UKR Onopriienko

:USA Griskenas

:BLR Harnasko

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Stage 1 in Pesaro (ITA)

 

Women´s AA

1. Dina Averina :RUS 85.750

2. Arina Averina :RUS 83.750

3. Boryana Kaleyn :BUL 80.400

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28 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

Ribbon

:RUS Averina D.

:GEO Pazhava

:BUL Tsaeva

:BLR Halkina

:RUS Averina A.

:UKR Onopriienko

:USA Griskenas

:BLR Harnasko


Pazhava in second warms my heart a little. She has a real chance of a medal, because I can only see both Averinas outscoring her if she doesn't have any serious mistake. The last time she won a World Cup medal was in 2016.

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2 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:

What the hell happened with Argentina? Their gymnasts scored 11 or 12 until last year, but now they have a gymnast scoring 17.9 on hoop and 68.650 in the all-around. This is absolutely insane! She is going to medal in every single event at the Pan Am Games if she repeats this performance! @konig, do you know where Sol Fainberg trains? 

Spain, she is spanish and daughter of argentinians.

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