website statistics
Jump to content
  • Register/Login on Totallympics!

    Sign up to Totallympics to get full access to our website.

     

    Registration is free and allows you to participate in our community. You will then be able to reply to threads and access all pages.

     

    If you encounter any issues in the registration process, please send us a message in the Contact Us page.

     

    We are excited to see you on Totallympics, the home of Olympic Sports!

     

Rhythmic Gymnastics FIG World Cup 2019


Recommended Posts

Stage 1 in Pesaro (ITA)

 

Women's Clubs:

Gold: :RUS Dina Averina 22.400

Silver: :ITA Alexandra Argiurgiugulese 20.950

Bronze: :BLR Alina Harnasko 20.600

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202323
Share on other sites

Stage 1 in Pesaro (ITA)

 

Women's Ribbon:

Gold: :RUS Dina Averina 20.600

Silver: :BUL Katrin Tsaeva 19.00

Bronze: :BLR Alina Harnasko 18.800

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202343
Share on other sites

On 07/04/2019 at 12:11, Gianlu33 said:

Stage 1 in Pesaro (ITA)

 

Women's Ribbon:

Gold: :RUS Dina Averina 20.600

Silver: :BUL Katrin Tsaeva 19.00

Bronze: :BLR Alina Harnasko 18.800


So, it looks like Dina Averina had a knot in her ribbon throughout her routine. According to FIG's guidelines, she should have been evaluated only through her throws and risks, what would severely limit her score to something around 12 or 13, instead of over 20 points. Let's see how FIG will handle the situation. The right thing to do would be promoting Taseva to gold, Harnasko to silver and Pazhava to bronze. 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202480
Share on other sites

2 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:


So, it looks like Dina Averina had a knot in her ribbon throughout her routine. According to FIG's guidelines, she should have been evaluated only through her throws and risks, what would severely limit her score to something around 12 or 13, instead of over 20 points. Let's see how FIG will handle the situation. The right thing to do would be promoting Taseva to gold, Harnasko to silver and Pazhava to bronze. 

 

But we all know as long as "Mamma" Viner is alive, FIG Rhythmic gymnastics won't challenge her "protegees" scores.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202481
Share on other sites

On 08/04/2019 at 13:25, mrv86 said:

 

But we all know as long as "Mamma" Viner is alive, FIG Rhythmic gymnastics won't challenge her "protegees" scores.


And this is exactly the reason why, though it is my favorite sport right now, rhythmic gymnastics cannot be taken seriously. We all know this sport is not known for diversity among medalists, but when Russian gymnasts receive scores that should never be awarded to them, this is outrageous.

The Code of Points implemented since 2017 increases the dominance of individual gymnasts from powerhouse nations (Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus and, in recent years, Israel). It's like FIG wants the sport never to grow beyond the same old group of nations. It's still Bulgaria and former Soviet nations against the rest of the world, and this is frustrating. In group events, the only real surprises since 2017 were Mexico and Estonia, but surprise: Estonia is still a former Soviet nation. Lithuania has improved a lot in junior events as well, but then again, another former Soviet nation. :nopompom:

 

Edited by thiago_simoes
Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202738
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:


And this is exactly the reason why, though it is my favorite sport right now, rhythmic gymnastics cannot be taken seriously. We all know this sport is not known for diversity among medalists, but when Russian gymnasts receive scores that should never be awarded to them, this is outrageous.

The Code of Points implemented since 2017 increases the dominance of individual gymnasts from powerhouse nations (Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus and, in recent years, Israel). It's like FIG wants the sport never to grow beyond the same old group of nations. It's still Bulgaria and former Soviet nations against the rest of the world, and this is frustrating. In group events, the only real surprises since 2017 were Mexico and Estonia, but surprise: Estonia is still a former Soviet nation. Lithuania has improved a lot in junior events as well, but then again, another former Soviet nation. :nopompom:

 

 

I'm eager to see how the Mexican group performs this weekend at Sofia's World Cup.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202780
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, mrv86 said:

I'm eager to see how the Mexican group performs this weekend at Sofia's World Cup.


Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, Canada and the United States will send groups to the Baku World Cup. Now, this will be very interesting! All of the medal contenders at the upcoming Pan Am Games up against one another. 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-202840
Share on other sites

Frist day in Sofia is finished, I reached to see only some routine :( In the group event Russia is already out from the podium, with a disappoint routine at the 5 balls (21.800). Great result for China, specially for Zhao that reach to qualify for the final with the ball! :woot:

Here the qualified for the finals:

Hoop

:RUS Selezeva

:ISR Ashram

:BUL Tsaeva

:RUS Soldatova

:ISR Zelikman

:BUL Vladinova

:ITA Argiurgiugulese

:USA Griskenas

 

Ball

:RUS Soldatova

:BUL Vladinova

:CHN Zhao

:ISR Zelikman

:BUL Tsaeva

:BLR Harnasko

:ISR Ashram

:RUS Selezeva

 

5 balls

:BUL Bulgaria

:ITA Italy

:JPN Japan

:BLR Belarus

:UKR Ukraine

:RUS Russia

:FIN Finland

:USA United States

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/1663-rhythmic-gymnastics-fig-world-cup-2019/page/3/#findComment-203084
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • I have a time slot 16th of April, but my girlfriend doesn't . So you're not the only one ... Hopefully there are some tickets left when I enter the ticketshop.
    • Because of the continued uncertainty in the Gulf, the Doha Diamond League has been reorganised to the 19th June, in between Oslo and Paris.  Shanghai on 16 May will therefore be the first DL meet of the season.     WDL meeting in Doha postponed until June - Wanda Diamond League
    • Update after Matchdays 8 and 9.   Group A:  is almost a lock with 21p, and 7 games 7 wins. Almost impossible for them to not qualify. The battle is in the second place between  (16p) and  (13p).  with 8p is almost out.  and  eliminated.   Group B:  won both of the 2 games so is almost secured with 19p.  is second with 14p, with  (1 more game played) and  with 11p.  is eliminated and  practically too (6p)   Group C:  went 2 out of 2 so they are still first with 16p and one game less than the rest. The battle for second place will be between  14p,  11p and  9p.  eliminated and  (with one game less and 4p) probably too.   Group D: Only 3 for 2 places.  first with 19p has the advantage, but coming close is  with 16p. They played each other in the Matchday 11 of 12. Coming in third behind is  with 11p. ,  and  eliminated.   Group E: Both  and  won both matches so its still the same, Poland first with 24p and Italy second with 21p, which is the best runner-up and also qualifying directly, so is very likely that both teams end up qualifying no matter who finish first and second. , ,  and  eliminated.   Group F: A tie between  18p and  18p. Germany has the goal advantage (+21 to +20), and has to play the three weaker teams, so its more likely to qualify. Coming behind are  with 10p and  with 9p, which are practically eliminated with  and   Group G:  takes the advantage with 12p and one game less.  and  both have 7p, and coming behind are  5p (but one game less) and  with 5p.   Group H:  with the win against  moved to first place with 13p (and one game less), and Turkey stays in second with 11p.  is coming in third with 8p, while  is eliminated and  have 3p and one game less.   Group I: A triple tie between ,  and  with 10p. Belgium have the advantage because they have the best head to head points and one game less. Austria is second in the H2H difference and Denmark is third but with also one game less.  have 6p and  is eliminated.   The next 3 and last matchdays will define the 10 qualified teams and the 8 that will go to the playoffs. Matchdays will be 24-26 September, 28Sep-1Oct and 5-6 October, 2026.
    • Still no qualification system    ATHLETICS   BOXING   CRICKET   FOOTBALL   WATER POLO
    • That's how the organizing committee did it, stupid that its so early, before the world cup even but what can we do
    • I got my window starting on Sunday.  Need to see what is still available that might not be outrageously priced
    • Australian Open, best of Day #3   men's 50m Breast:  Sam Williamson, 27.14 women's 200m Fly:  Elizabeth Dekkers, 2.05.39 men's 100m Fly:  Matthew Temple, 51.70 women's 50m Back:  Alexandria Perkins, 27.79 men's 400m IM:  Lewis Clareburt, 4.10.10;  William Petric, 4.10.20 women's 200m Free:  Mollie O'Callaghan, 1.53.69;  Lani Pallister, 1.55.66;  Erika Fairweather, 1.55.72 men's 50m Free:  Jamie Jack, 21.71 women's 200m IM:  Kaylee McKeown, 2.09.22;  Ella Ramsay, 2.09.94 women's 50m Breast:  Sienna Toohey, 30.39;  Mia O'Leary, 30.75 men's 200m Back: Stuart Swinburn, 1.58.25  women's 1500m Free:  Lani Pallister, 15.44.07 men's 1500m Free: comin'up later
×
×
  • Create New...