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Rhythmic Gymnastics Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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Just a reminder, the host reallocation takes place after all the quotas are decided. Therefore, Ukraine can still qualify through the continental qualifier allowing it to transfer to the United States (or Mexico if the United States wins the Pan American qualifier)

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The European Championships has been canceled. If qualifications documents are to be followed, Salome Pazhava :GEO qualifies as an individual and the :USA group will get a quota. 

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hace 10 horas, thiago_simoes dijo:

The European Championships has been canceled. If qualifications documents are to be followed, Salome Pazhava :GEO qualifies as an individual and the :USA group will get a quota. 

Oh no, poor Mexico. :'( But American girls are good too. 

 

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57 minutes ago, RiSeGwangFan said:

Oh no, poor Mexico. :'( But American girls are good too. 

 

 

Mexico is next in line. There are three other continental championships scheduled in May, but I believe none of them will happen. If they get canceled, the next qualifiers are:

Individuals:
Chisaki Oiwa :JPN 
Ekaterina Fetisova :UZB 
Fanni Pigniczki :HUN 


Groups:
:MEX 
:FIN 
:BRA

If the All-Around World Cup is also canceled, the next qualifiers would be:
Polina Berezina :ESP
Ksenia Moustafayeva :FRA 
Denisa Mailat :ROU 

There's also the tripartite invitation that will probably go to:
Rejchl Stojanov :MKD 

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Il y a 5 heures, thiago_simoes a dit :

 

Mexico is next in line. There are three other continental championships scheduled in May, but I believe none of them will happen. If they get canceled, the next qualifiers are:

Individuals:
Chisaki Oiwa :JPN 
Ekaterina Fetisova :UZB 
Fanni Pigniczki :HUN 


Groups:
:MEX 
:FIN 
:BRA

If the All-Around World Cup is also canceled, the next qualifiers would be:
Polina Berezina :ESP
Ksenia Moustafayeva :FRA 
Denisa Mailat :ROU 

There's also the tripartite invitation that will probably go to:
Rejchl Stojanov :MKD 

It s official ?

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10 hours ago, Benolympique said:

It s official ?

 

Nope. Just assumptions.

FIG released a note today informing that they will form a committee to discuss new qualification procedures. I wish they could respect the documents that have been released because these documents outlined alternative qualification methods should the championships not be held. Of course the circumstances are far from what was expected, but the truth is that federations knew about the procedures and no one complained, so they should just take what is written and move on.

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The European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships will be played from November 26 to 29 in Kiev, has confirmed this monday the continental federation, but they will not no effect on qualification for the Tokyo Olympics.

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6 hours ago, EupenM said:

The European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships will be played from November 26 to 29 in Kiev, has confirmed this monday the continental federation, but they will not no effect on qualification for the Tokyo Olympics.

I was confused at first, but the 2021 European Championships might still happen before May, so there's still chance it will serve as the continental qualification for Europe. If the 2021 Championships is held later than May, then Ukraine will officially qualify in the group competition and Ekaterina Vedeneeva will qualify as an individual. This opens up two quotas, one for the US group and one for Salomé Pazhava from Georgia.

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