Rhythmic Gymnastics FIG World Cup 2019

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Stage 3 in Tashkent (UZB)

 

Women's Ball

Gold:  Aleksandra Soldatova 20.800

Silver:  Boryana Kaleyn 20.400

Bronze:  Anastasia Guzenkova 20.300

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Stage 3 in Tashkent (UZB)

 

Women's Clubs

Gold:  Aleksandra Soldatova 21.100

Silver:  Neviana Vladinova 20.250

Bronze:  Vlada Nikolchenko 20.000

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Stage 3 in Tashkent (UZB)

 

Women's Ribbon

Gold:  Aleksandra Soldatova 19.100

Silver:  Boryana Kaleyn 18.850

Bronze:  Ekaterina Vadeneeva 18.150

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Stage 3 in Tashkent (UZB)

 

Women's 5 balls

Gold:  Russia 25.900

Silver:  Israel 24.050

Bronze: Uzbekistan 23.200

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Stage 3 in Tashkent (UZB)

 

Women's 3 hoops and 4 clubs

Gold:  Russia

Silver:  Uzbekistan

Bronze:  Israel

Edited April 21, 2019 by Gianlu33

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For some reason there's a bug that won't let me quote the previous post.

Israel finished third, actually, not Estonia.

 

Edited April 21, 2019 by thiago_simoes

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 Do you want statistics? Of course you do. 

For you guys to understand how hard it is for a nation to get a medal at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup series, I created these two tables. They refer to what year nations got a medal for the first time at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup series and at the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup series. The difference is very substantial.

Edited April 27, 2019 by thiago_simoes
Updated the file.

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Another weekend starts so, we have another WC event. Sadly the italian women's group fail to qualify to the final in the 5x So, this is the recap with the qualified athletes for tomorrow.

 

Hoop

 D. Averina

 Ashram

 Taseva

 Nikolchenko

 Zelinkman

 Aghamirova

 Salos

 

Ball

 A. Averina

 D. Averina

 Ashram

 Nikolchenko

 Zelinkman

 Salos

 Onopriienko

 Halkina

 

5 Balls

 Russia

Japan

 Belarus

 Ukraine

 Bulgaria

 Finland

 Uzbekistan

 Israel

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I'm somewhat disappointed with the results of the Brazilian group. The scores were decent considering they had lots of mistakes, but I'm not holding my breath expecting a gold medal at the Pan Ams. Mexico got their game together now and it's amazing to see this group performing very well again. The US is a bit irregular, but they are scoring high enough to safely stay on the podium at the Pan Ams. Canada had a very bad day yesterday and a complete disaster today, with the lowest execution score I've seen in my life. On paper, the group is fantastic, but they have a lot of work ahead of them. Cuba was not as bad as I thought they would be, and Australia probably got their highest score ever (14.000, which is not fantastic, but much better than 8 and 9 from the last stage). I'm also impressed with Egypt, Turkey and Finland.

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Stage 4 in Baku (AZE)

 

Women's All-Around

Gold:  Dina Averina 85.600

Silver:  Arina Averina 79.850

Bronze:  Vlada Nikolchenko 78.900