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Written by Ayako Murao    Monday, 29 October 2007 13:48    PDF Print
Chelaru Wins Romanian Junior Title
(4 votes, average 4.25 out of 5)

Diana Chelaru was one of three all-around champions at the Romanian Junior Women's Championships, held Friday and Saturday in Focsani.

Larisa Iordache

Chelaru won the all-around title for Category I, for gymnasts born in 1992 and 1993. Chelaru (58.000) topped Ana Porgras (57.400) and Loredana Sabau (56.500).

In event finals, Chelaru scratched because of a slight injury, and Porgras and Sabau won two gold medals each.

Category II titlist Amelia Racea earned the highest all-around total in Focsani, 58.350. In finals Racea captured golds in vault, beam and floor exercise, ceding uneven bars to all-around silver medalist Diana Trenca.

In Category III, Larisa Iordache scored 57.150 to top Madalina Neagu (56.650) and Diana Bulimar (54.750). In event finals, Bulimar won vault, Iordache won uneven bars and balance beam and Neagu won floor exercise.

Neagu received the biggest applause from the crowd for her floor exercise, not only because she was the final performer of the day, but also because of her impressive routine.

2007 Romanian Junior Women's Championships
Oct. 26-27, Focsani

Category I (1992-1993) All-Around
1. Diana Chelaru 58.000 (15.200, 13.500, 14.000, 15.300)
2. Ana Porgras 57.400 (14.500, 14.350, 13.800, 14.750)
3. Loredana Sabau 56.500 (13.250, 14.050, 14.550, 14.650)
4. Florina Dan 53.900 (13.050, 13.700, 12.950, 14.200)
5. Rodica Iurea 51.800 (13.350, 12.550, 12.600, 13.300)
6. Antonia Ditu 50.250 (13.700, 9.350, 14.300, 12.900)
7. Laura Budau 47.450 (12.700, 10.650, 12.200, 11.900)
8. Georgiana Vilcu 46.850 (13.600, 8.950, 11.350, 12.950)
9. Nicoleta Zburlea 46.000 (13.600, 8.950, 11.000, 12.450)
10. Andra Intuneric 45.900 (13.250, 9.050, 11.700, 11.900)
11. Elena Nicoara 45.450 (12.850, 7.500, 12.150, 12.950)
12. Claudia Raea 45.400 (13.700, 8.300, 11.500, 11.900)
13. Doina Popescu 30.100 (0.000, 7.600, 11.400, 11.100)

Category II (1993-1995) All-Around
1. Amelia Racea 58.350 (12.900, 15.150, 15.000, 15.300)
2. Diana Trenca 56.650 (13.000, 13.600, 14.950, 15.100)
3. Georgiana Sulugiuc 56.100 (12.850, 14.600, 14.550, 14.100)
4. Carolina Pislaru 56.000 (13.600, 13.150, 14.000, 15.250)
5. Raluca Haidu 55.650 (13.750, 14.700, 13.450, 13.750)
6. Betrice Ciobanu 54.200 (13.750, 13.650, 13.550, 13.250)
7. Roberta Radu 53.150 (13.150, 12.600, 13.650, 13.750)
8. Mihaela Tipa 51.550 (12.950, 13.350, 12.550, 12.700)
9. Alice Savu 51.100 (13.700, 11.750, 12.100, 13.550)
10. Nicoleta Ciuca 50.250 (12.550, 11.900, 12.600, 13.200)
11. Irina Petris 50.100 (13.200, 11.900, 11.900, 13.100)
12. Aurelia Dumitru 49.450 (12.350, 11.200, 12.800, 13.100)

Category III (1995-1997) All-Around
1. Larisa Iordache 57.150 (13.900, 14.300, 14.750, 14.200)
2. Madalina Neagu 56.650 (13.750, 13.600, 14.800, 14.500)
3. Diana Bulimar 54.750 (12.800, 14.350, 14.200, 13.400)
4. Cristina Stefan 54.600 (13.100, 13.600, 14.900, 13.000)
5. Ana Maria Baicu 53.850 (13.100, 14.000, 13.250, 13.500)
6. Patricia Tiron 53.700 (13.150, 13.050, 14.000, 13.500)
7. Gabriela Bordeianu 53.500 (13.050, 13.200, 13.350, 13.900)
8. Beatrice Margarit 52.650 (13.550, 12.050, 12.900, 14.150)
9. Georgiana Gheorghe 52.300 (12.850, 12.450, 13.850, 13.150)
10. Andreea Tufa 52.100 (13.450, 10.850, 13.750, 14.050)
11. Andra Lacatus 51.800 (13.650, 10.900, 13.350, 13.900)
12. Bianca Bisinicu 51.700 (13.500, 11.500, 12.700, 14.000)
13. Maria Balea 51.600 (13.400, 11.800, 12.800, 13.600)
14. Tatiana Geampariu 51.550 (13.600, 10.500, 13.150, 14.300)
15. Anca Elena Corlaciu 51.450 (13.200, 12.000, 13.200, 13.050)
16. Alexandra Deaconu 50.250 (13.400, 10.500, 12.750, 13.600)
16. Dorina Rusu 50.250 (12.900, 10.300, 13.200, 13.300)
18. Mihaela Tone 49.750 (11.600, 12.200, 12.400, 13.000)
19. Alina Dima 49.700 (12.300, 11.900, 11.700, 12.950)
20. Andreea Neagu 49.650 (12.400, 11.300, 13.500, 13.450)
21. Elisa Bihoiu 49.450 (11.800, 11.150, 12.000, 13.150)
22. Andreea Rimniceanu 48.700 (11.400, 11.250, 11.850, 12.900)
23. Denisa Hoanca 48.300 (12.050, 7.900, 13.900, 13.400)
24. Raluca Culciar 48.200 (11.500, 12.000, 10.950, 12.400)
25. Madalina Dinu 48.100 (11.900, 10.850, 11.750, 12.800)
26. Ana Maria Crisan 48.050 (13.050, 12.100, 11.500, 12.750)
27. Ancuta Maria Ciuculete 48.000 (11.850, 10.050, 12.300, 13.200)
27. Elena Stefan 48.000 (11.900, 11.200, 10.900, 13.050)
29. Mihaela Borcea 47.100 (11.900, 9.050, 12.700, 12.950)
30. Andreea Rotaru 46.650 (11.100, 10.500, 11.450, 13.150)
31. Loredana Frumuzache 46.500 (11.750, 8.800, 12.350, 12.600)
32. Ionela Uta 46.300 (11.800, 10.900, 11.400, 11.400)
33. Madalina Benedic 45.600 (11.200, 10.350, 12.100, 11.950)
34. Rodica Masnita 34.350 (0.000, 10.100, 12.100, 12.150)

Category I Vault
1. Loredana Sabau 13.200
2. Georgiana Vilcu 13.150
3. Claudia Raea 12.950
4. Andra Intuneric 12.775
5. Nicoleta Zburlea 12.750
6. Florina Dan 6.400
7. Laura Budau 6.150
8. Ana Porgras 0.000

Category I Uneven Bars
1. Ana Porgras 14.450
2. Loredana Sabau 14.100
3. Florina Dan 13.200
4. Rodica Iurea 12.350
5. Antonia Ditu 10.500
6. Laura Budau 9.650
7. Nicoleta Zburlea 8.350
8. Andra Intuneric 8.300

Category I Balance Beam
1. Ana Porgras 16.450
2. Loredana Sabau 15.550
3. Antonia Ditu 14.400
4. Florina Dan 13.700
5. Rodica Iurea 13.300
6. Elena Nicoara 13.050
7. Laura Budau 11.800

Category I Floor Exercise
1. Loredana Sabau 14.500
2. Ana Porgras 14.000
3. Florina Dan 13.750
4. Antonia Ditu 13.450
5. Elena Nicoara 12.600
6. Georgiana Vilcu 12.500
7. Rodia Iurea 12.450
8. Nicoleta Zburlea 12.150

Category II Vault
1. Amelia Racea 13.925
2. Diana Trenca 13.775
3. Nicoleta Ciuca 13.550
4. Alice Savu 13.225
5. Betrice Ciobanu 13.000
6. Raluca Haidu 12.850
7. Carolina Pislaru 12.650
8. Georgiana Sulugiuc 12.525

Category II Uneven Bars
1. Diana Trenca 14.800
2. Amelia Racea 14.750
3. Raluca Haidu 14.600
4. Georgiana Sulugiuc 13.600
5. Mihaela Tipa 13.300
6. Betrice Ciobanu 13.000
7. Roberta Radu 12.700
8. Carolina Pislaru 12.650

Category II Balance Beam
1. Amelia Racea 15.800
2. Diana Trenca 14.700
3. Raluca Haidu 14.350
4. Georgiana Sulugiuc 14.050
5. Carolina Pislaru 13.950
6. Roberta Radu 13.400
7. Betrice Ciobanu 13.200
8. Auelia Dumitru 12.650

Category II Floor Exercise
1. Amelia Racea 15.200
2. Carolina Pislaru 15.100
3. Diana Trenca 15.000
4. Georgiana Sulugiuc 13.800
5. Alice Savu 13.500
6. Roberta Radu 13.400
7. Betrice Ciobanu 13.300
8. Raluca Haidu 13.000

Category III Vault
1. Diana Bulimar 13.375
2. Diana Rusu 13.225
3. Larisa Iordache 13.050
4. Madalina Neagu 13.025
5. Andreea Tufa 12.975
6. Andra Lacatus 12.875
7. Tatiana Geampariu 12.525
8. Bianca Bisinicu 12.375

Category III Uneven Bars
1. Larisa Iordache 14.450
2. Diana Bulimar 14.200
3. Madalina Neagu 13.850
4. Ana Maria Baicu 13.650
5. Cristina Stefan 13.400
6. Patricia Tiron 13.100
6. Gabriela Bordeianu 13.100
8. Georgiana Gheorghe 12.300

Category III Balance Beam
1. Larisa Iordache 15.200
2. Madalina Neagu 14.800
3. Diana Bulimar 14.250
4. Georgiana Gheorghe 13.400
5. Cristina Stefan 13.050
6. Andreea Tufa 13.000
7. Patricia Tiron 12.600
8. Denisa Hoanca 12.450

Category III Floor Exercise
1. Madalina Neagu 14.400
2. Larisa Iordache 14.200
3. Beatrice Margarit 14.100
3. Tatiana Geampariu 14.100
5. Andreea Tufa 13.900
6. Andra Lacatus 13.800
7. Gabriela Bordeianu 13.500
8. Bianca Bisinicu 13.300

 
Written by Admin    Sunday, 28 October 2007 13:46    PDF Print
DTB Cup Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Germany celebrated the 25th anniversary of the DTB Cup on Sunday in Stuttgart, with a show featuring music, speeches and more gymnastics.

The top two finishers from Saturday's DTB Cup finals (plus the top German finisher) performed again in a "Winners Final." Eight of Saturday's 10 gold medalists repeated as winners. The only exceptions were China's Zhou Zhuoru, who ceded victory to Australia's Lauren Mitchell on balance beam, and Ukraine's Valery Goncharov, who finished third on high bar behind Italy's Enrico Pozzo and Germany's Marcel Nguyen.

German star Fabian Hambüchen, who had sat out this year's DTB Cup competition, was on hand Sunday in Stuttgart to address the crowd and sign autographs. Hambüchen told IG it was too early to compete again after his medal-winning performance at the 2007 World Championships, held last month in the same arena.

"I'm not in the shape I would like to be to compete," he said. "If I do compete I want to be in perfect shape, because I don't need 'negative' press about me just because I made some mistakes in a competition."

Hambüchen, who turned 20 on Thursday, is preparing for the pre-Olympic test event, to be held Nov. 28 to Dec. 3 in Beijing.

"I need a few more weeks and hopefully I will be in good shape in Beijing," he said.

The first DTB Cup was held in 1982 as a men's competition, and the winner was American Peter Vidmar. The DTB Cup expanded to include women in 1984, with East German legend Maxi Gnauck tying 12-year-old Soviet upstart Yelena Gurova for the title.

From 1986-1988, Romania's Daniela Silivas won three consecutive all-around titles at the DTB Cup. Gymnasts winning twice were Hungary's Henrietta Onodi (1989 and 1990) and Vitaly Scherbo (1991 for the Soviet Union and 1992 for Belarus).

The all-around portion of the competition was dropped in 1993; the DTB Cup has since been only for individual events.

25th DTB Cup "Winners Final"
Oct. 28, 2007, Stuttgart

Women's Vault
1. Oksana Chusovitina GER 15.050
2. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.187

Uneven Bars
1. Daria Zgoba UKR 15.000
2. Dasha Joura AUS 14.925
3. Katja Abel GER 13.225

Balance Beam
1. Lauren Mitchell AUS 14.725
2. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 14.075
3. Katja Abel GER 13.850

Women's Floor Exercise
1. Dasha Joura AUS 14.750
2. Jade Barbosa BRA 13.950
3. Kim Bui GER 13.800

Men's Floor Exercise
1. Diego Hypolito BRA 15.950
2. Razvan Selariu ROM 15.525
3. Marcel Nguyen GER 15.275

Pommel Horse
1. Krisztian Berki HUN 15.800
2. Robert Seligman CRO 15.200
3. Robert Weber GER 14.000

Still Rings
1. Yuri van Gelder NED 16.600
2. Irodotos Georgallas CYP 15.575
3. Roberl Juckel GER 14.900

Men's Vault
1. Jeffrey Wammes NED 16.112
2. Luis Araujo POR 16.012
3. Helge Liebrich GER 15.725

Parallel Bars
1. Mitja Petkovsek SLO 16.050
2. Anton Fokin UZB 15.900
3. Marcel Nguyen GER 15.075

High Bar
1. Enrico Pozzo ITA 15.175
2. Robert Weber GER 15.075
3. Valery Goncharov UKR 14.675

 
Written by Amanda Turner    Saturday, 27 October 2007 13:41    PDF Print
Joura Most Successful in Stuttgart

Ukraine and Netherlands each won two golds, but Australia's Dasha Joura was the most successful individual at the 25th DTB Cup, held Saturday in Stuttgart.

Krisztian Berki

Joura won women's floor exercise — her first World Cup title — and placed second on vault and uneven bars.

Oksana Chusovitna won the vault gold for Germany. Zhou Zhuoru, an alternate to China's team at last month's World Championships, helped her Olympic cause by winning the gold on beam and bronze on uneven bars.

Joura's teammate Lauren Mitchell — half Chusovitina's age at 16 — won two more medals for Australia: the silver on balance beam and the bronze on floor exercise.

World Cup veterans Daria Zgoba (uneven bars) and Valery Goncharov (high bar) won gold for Ukraine. The Netherlands' Yuri van Gelder (still rings) and Jeffrey Wammes (men's vault) placed first, as they had in Friday's qualification.

Krisztian Berki won pommel horse by .750, the day's largest margin of victory. World champions Diego Hypolito of Brazil (floor exercise) and Mitja Petkovsek of Slovenia (parallel bars) each won their best event.

The event concludes Sunday with a 25th anniversary celebration, additional Winner's Finals and a speech from German star Fabian Hambüchen.

25th DTB Cup
Oct. 27, 2007, Stuttgart

Women's Vault
1. Oksana Chusovitina GER 14.762
2. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.537
3. Dasha Joura AUS 14.262
4. Marissa King GBR 14.237
5. Enrikoe Korcsmaros HUN 13.800
6. Danielle Englert SUI 13.625
7. Aagje van Walleghem BEL 13.362
7. Katja Abel GER 13.362

Uneven Bars
1. Daria Zgoba UKR 15.125
2. Dasha Joura AUS 14.675
3. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 14.250
4. Lauren Mitchell AUS 13.900
5. Lichelle Wong NED 13.800
6. Katja Abel GER 13.500
7. Irina Krasnyanskaya UKR 12.775
8. Jade Barbosa BRA 12.200

Balance Beam
1. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 15.500
2. Lauren Mitchell AUS 15.200
3. Lyudmila Yezhova Grebenkova RUS 14.815
4. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.675
5. Daniele Hypolito BRA 14.525
6. Dasha Joura AUS 14.400
7. Geralen Stack-Eaton USA 14.150
7. Irina Krasnyanskaya UKR 14.150

Women's Floor Exercise
1. Dasha Joura AUS 14.825
2. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.300
3. Lauren Mitchell AUS 14.150
4. Kim Bui GER 13.825
5. Daniele Hypolito BRA 13.775
6. Marissa King GBR 13.650
7. Adela Sajn SLO 13.450
8. Alyona Pronina RUS 12.925

Men's Floor Exercise
1. Diego Hypolito BRA 15.575
1. Razvan Selariu ROM 15.575
3. Eleftherois Kosmidis GRE 15.500
4. Anataly Vasilyev RUS 15.350
5. Alexander Suprun UKR 15.275
6. Victor Rosa BRA 14.975
7. Kristian Thomas GBR 14.375
8. Flavius Koczi ROM 14.100

Pommel Horse
1. Krisztian Berki HUN 16.000
2. Robert Seligman CRO 15.250
3. Anton Fokin UZB 15.175
4. Daniel Popescu ROM 15.050
5. Vid Hidvegi HUN 14.850
6. Daniel Keatings GBR 14.625
7. Donna-Donny Truyens BEL 13.975
8. Robert Weber GER 12.500

Still Rings
1. Yuri van Gelder NED 16.500
2. Irodotos Georgallas CYP 16.150
3. Konstantin Pluzhnikov RUS 15.800
4. Danny Rodrigues FRA 15.700
5. Anton Fokin UZB 15.400
6. Alexander Vorobyev UKR 15.350
7. Razvan Selariu ROM 15.225
8. Olli Torkkel FIN 15.075

Men's Vault
1. Jeffrey Wammes NED 16.125
2. Luis Araujo POR 15.950
3. Flavius Koczi ROM 15.812
4. Daniel Popescu ROM 15.537
5. Yevgeny Sapronenko LAT 15.450
6. Stravos Kekelos GRE 15.412
7. Kristian Thomas GBR 15.325
8. Mohamed Serour EGY 7.550

Parallel Bars
1. Mitja Petkovsek SLO 15.975
2. Anton Fokin UZB 15.850
3. Samuel Piasecky SVK 15.425
4. Marcel Nguyen GER 15.325
5. Johan Mounard FRA 14.975
6. Daniel Keatings GBR 14.875
7. Daniel Popescu ROM 14.850
8. Kamil Hulboj POL 13.225

High Bar
1. Valery Goncharov UKR 15.225
2. Enrico Pozzo ITA 15.200
3. Samuel Piasecky SVK 14.625
4. Daniel Keatings GBR 14.550
5. Jeffrey Wammes NED 14.525
6. Robert Weber GER 14.250
7. Marco Baldauf AUT 13.950
8. Robert Juckel GER 13.275

 
Written by Admin    Friday, 26 October 2007 13:39    PDF Print
Ukraine, Dutch Lead DTB Cup
The Ukrainian women and the Dutch men were the top performers in qualification at the 25th DTB Cup, held Friday in Stuttgart.
Zhou Zhuoru

The top eight gymnasts on each event qualify to this weekend's finals at the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, the site of last month's world championships.

European champion Daria Zgoba was the top gymnast on uneven bars, and 2006 world champion Irina Krasnyanskaya led on balance beam. Krasnyanskaya, absent from the world championships because of injury, earned the only women's score of the day above 16.00.

Naturalized German citizen Oksana Chusovitina led women's vault, and 16-year-old Lauren Mitchell (Australia) earned the high score on women's floor exercise.

Australia's Daria Joura (placed second on vault, balance beam and floor exercise) and Brazil's Jade Barbosa each qualified for all four women's finals. China's Zhou Zhuoru qualified to three events: uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise.

Russian veteran Lyudmila Yezhova qualifed to the beam final. Yezhova, 25, is now married to fellow 2004 Olympian Georgy Grebenkov.

In the men's competiion, Yuri van Gelder (Netherlands) earned the highest score of the day with a 16.450 on still rings. Teammate Jeffrey Wammes was first on vault and second on high bar.

Great Britain's 17-year-old Daniel Keatings led pommel horse. Keatings was the youngest event finalist at last month's worlds, placing seventh on horse.

World champions Diego Hypolito (Brazil) and Mitja Petkovsek (Slovenia) each led on their best event.

Poland's Leszek Blanik, the other reigning world champion in Stuttgart, fell on both vaults to place 14th.

World high bar champion Fabian Hambüchen sat out the competition, but will sit down with his fans on Sunday in Stuttgart for an autograph session.

25th DTB Cup
Oct. 26, 2007, Stuttgart

Women's Vault Qualification
1. Oksana Chusovitina GER 15.012 Q
2. Daria Joura AUS 14.287 Q
3. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.075 Q
4. Aagje Vanwalleghem BEL 13.737 Q
5. Katja Abel GER 13.675 Q
6. Enikoe Korcsmaros HUN 13.650 Q
7. Danielle Englert SUI 13.575 Q
8. Marissa King GBR 13.450 Q
9. Leysira Gabdrakhmanova RUS 13.200 R
10. Tina Erceg CRO 13.037 R
11. Tatiana Valova UKR 12.887 R
12. Sherine Elzeiny EGY 12.825
13. Dinah Nagel AUT 12.600
14. Heba Moustafa EGY 12.337

Uneven Bars Qualification
1. Daria Zgoba UKR 15.000 Q
2. Daria Joura AUS 14.650 Q
3. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 14.575 Q
4. Katja Abel GER 14.375 Q
5. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.325 Q
6. Lichelle Wong NED 14.275 Q
7. Irina Krasnyanskaya UKR 13.700 Q
8. Lauren Mitchell AUS 13.700 Q
9. Lyudmila Yezhova Grebenkova RUS 13.500 R
10. Daniele Hypolito BRA 13.425 R
11. Aagje Vanwalleghem BEL 13.175 R
12. Laura Gombas HUN 13.100
13. Kim Bui GER 12.325
14. Danielle Englert SUI 12.200
15. Sherine Elzeiny EGY 12.125
16. Maria Homolova SVK 11.850
17. Tina Erceg CRO 11.850
18. Nicole Pechancova CZE 11.850
19. Enikoe Korcsmaros HUN 11.000
20. Stephanie Tijmes NED 10.450
21. Andrea Rührlinger AUT 10.275
22. Geralen Stack-Eaton USA 8.775

Balance Beam Qualification
1. Irina Krasnyanskaya UKR 16.025 Q
2. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 15.450 Q
3. Geralen Stack-Eaton USA 15.075 Q
4. Daniele Hypolito BRA 14.775 Q
5. Daria Joura AUS 14.575 Q
6. Lyudmila Yezhova Grebenkova RUS 14.325 Q
7. Jade Barbosa BRA 14.300 Q
8. Lauren Mitchell AUS 14.300 Q
9. Oksana Chusovitina GER 14.175 R
10. Katja Abel GER 14.175 R
11. Daria Zgoba UKR 14.150 R
12. Lichelle Wong NED 13.925
13. Adela Sajn SLO 13.775
14. Marissa King GBR 13.700
15. Maria Homolova SVK 13.350
16. Alyona Pronina RUS 13.350
17. Hannah Clowes GBR 13.150
18. Andrea Rührlinger AUT 12.775
19. Nicole Pechancova CZE 12.700
20. Enikoe Korcsmaros HUN 12.400
21. Stephanie Tijmes NED 12.100
22. Linda Stämpfli SUI 11.950
23. Tina Erceg CRO 11.850
24. Dinah Nagel AUT 10.875

Women's Floor Exercise Qualification
1. Lauren Mitchell AUS 14.650 Q
2. Daria Joura AUS 14.575 Q
3. Kim Bui GER 13.925 Q
4. Marissa King GBR 13.575 Q
5. Jade Barbosa BRA 13.525 Q
6. Adela Sajn SLO 13.375 Q
7. Daniele Hypolito BRA 13.375 Q
8. Alyona Pronina RUS 13.175 Q
9. Zhou Zhuoru CHN 13.150 R
10. Hannah Clowes GBR 13.050 R
11. Stephanie Tijmes NED 12.750 R
12. Sherine Elzeiny EGY 12.625
13. Laura Gombas HUN 12.500
14. Nicole Pechancova CZE 12.125
15. Tina Erceg CRO 12.075
16. Dinah Nagel AUT 12.050
17. Linda Stämpfli SUI 11.550
18. Tatiana Valova UKR 11.400
19. Leysira Gabdrakhmanova RUS 11.100

Men's Floor Exercise Qualification
1. Diego Hypolito BRA 15.425 Q
2. Anatoly Vasilyev RUS 15.325 Q
3. Kristian Thomas GBR 15.150 Q
4. Eleftherios Kosmidis GRE 15.100 Q
5. Alexander Suprun UKR 15.100 Q
6. Razvan Selariu ROM 15.075 Q
7. Victor Rosa BRA 15.050 Q
8. Flavius Koczi ROM 15.025 Q
9. Dmitry Savitsky BLR 15.000 R
10. Tomislav Markovic CRO 14.900 R
11. Wajdi Bouallegue TUN 14.700 R
12. Claudio Capelli SUI 14.650
13. Samuel Piasecky SVK 14.525
14. Marcel Nguyen GER 14.300
15. Enrico Pozzo ITA 14.250
16. Helge Liebrich GER 14.225
17. Dmitry Gogotov RUS 14.200
18. Luke Folwell GBR 14.150
19. Alexander Benko SVK 14.100
20. Robert Gal HUN 14.050
21. Jeffrey Wammes NED 13.825
22. Sascha Palgen LUX 13.675

Pommel Horse Qualification
1. Daniel Keatings GBR 15.625 Q
2. Daniel Popescu ROM 15.500 Q
3. Krisztian Berki HUN 15.275 Q
4. Robert Seligman CRO 15.150 Q
5. Robert Weber GER 14.400 Q
6. Donna-Donny Truyens BEL 14.325 Q
7. Vid Hidvegi HUN 14.200 Q
8. Anton Fokin UZB 14.025 Q
9. Gustavo Simoes POR 13.900 R
10. Alexander Suprun UKR 13.825 R
11. Xenofon Kosmidis GRE 13.750 R
12. Florin Purge DEN 13.675
13. Robert Juckel GER 13.650
14. Samuel Piasecky SVK 13.650
15. Yevgeny Vasilyev RUS 13.600
16. Saso Bertoncelj SLO 13.600
17. Kristian Thomas GBR 13.500
18. Alexander Benko SVK 13.425
19. Marco Baldauf AUT 13.375
20. Sascha Palgen LUX 13.125
21. Flavius Koczi ROM 13.075
22. Vladimir Olennikov RUS 13.050
23. Christoph Schärer SUI 12.775
24. Maxim Petrishko KAZ 12.750
25. Alexei Ignatovich BLR 12.600
26. Helge Vammen DEN 12.525
27. Dmitry Savitsky BLR 12.100
28. Kris Marcek CRO 12.075

Still Rings Qualification
1. Yuri van Gelder NED 16.450 Q
2. Alexander Vorobyev UKR 15.950 Q
3. Danny Rodrigues FRA 15.475 Q
4. Iriodotus Georgallas CYP 15.350 Q
5. Olli Torkkel FIN 15.325 Q
6. Konstantin Pluzhnikov RUS 15.325 Q
7. Anton Fokin UZB 15.100 Q
8. Razvan Selariu ROM 14.950 Q
9. Gustavo Simoes POR 14.825 R
10. Robert Gal HUN 14.750 R
11. Marek Lyszczarz POL 14.650 R
12. Luke Folwell GBR 14.475
13. Mathias Lee-Hansen DEN 14.475
14. Robert Juckel GER 14.200
15. Fabian Leimlehner AUT 14.000
16. Walid Said El Dariny EGY 13.550
17. Florin Purge DEN 13.475
18. Robert Weber GER 13.375
19. Marco Mayr AUT 12.700

Men's Vault Qualification
1. Jeffrey Wammes NED 15.975 Q
2. Daniel Popescu ROM 15.962 Q
3. Luis Araujo POR 15.925 Q
4. Yevgeny Sapronenko LAT 15.900 Q
5. Flavius Koczi ROM 15.800 Q
6. Mohamed Serour EGY 15.775 Q
7. Stravos Kekelos GRE 15.737 Q
8. Kristian Thomas GBR 15.637 Q
9. Raphael Wignanitz FRA 15.612 R
10. Marek Lyszczarz POL 15.587 R
11. Eleftherios Kosmidis GRE 15.587 R
12. Andrei Isayev UKR 15.550
13. Diego Hypolito BRA 15.375
14. Leszek Blanik POL 15.325
15. Stanislav Valiyev KAZ 15.312
16. Helge Liebrich GER 15.300
17. Marco Mayr AUT 14.712

Parallel Bars Qualification
1. Mitja Petkovsek SLO 16.050 Q
2. Anton Fokin UZB 15.700 Q
3. Samuel Piasecky SVK 15.200 Q
4. Daniel Keatings GBR 14.900 Q
5. Marcel Nguyen GER 14.800 Q
6. Johan Mounard FRA 14.775 Q
7. Kamil Hulboj POL 14.625 Q
8. Cosmin Popescu ROM 14.525 Q
9. Victor Rosa BRA 14.450 R
10. Robert Gal HUN 14.175 R
11. Herre Zonderland NED 14.100 R
12. Vid Hidvegi HUN 14.000
13. Adam Kierzkowski POL 13.800
14. Dmitry Gogotov RUS 13.625
15. Ioannis Zachariadis GRE 13.475
16. Dmitry Savitsky BLR 13.400
17. Xenofon Kosmidis GRE 13.375
18. Andrei Isayev UKR 12.325

High Bar Qualification
1. Enrico Pozzo ITA 15.375 Q
2. Jeffrey Wammes NED 15.200 Q
3. Robert Weber GER 15.175 Q
4. Valery Goncharov UKR 15.075 Q
5. Robert Juckel GER 15.050 Q
6. Daniel Keatings GBR 14.650 Q
7. Samuel Piasecky SVK 14.650 Q
8. Marco Baldauf AUT 14.550 Q
9. Anatoly Vasilyev RUS 14.550 R
10. Alexander Suprun UKR 14.500 R
11. Kamil Hulboj POL 14.350 R
12. Herre Zonderland NED 14.075
13. Johan Mounard FRA 14.050
14. Ioannis Zachariadis GRE 14.050
15. Helge Vammen DEN 13.900
16. Fabian Leimlehner AUT 13.425
17. Victor Rosa BRA 13.025
18. Dmitry Gogotov RUS 12.625
19. Christoph Schärer SUI 2.250

 
Written by Admin    Sunday, 21 October 2007 13:31    PDF Print
British Carry 'Olympic Hopes'
Great Britain won the men's all-around and both team titles at the Olympic Hopes Competition, held Saturday in Liberec, Czech Republic.

Although Ukraine's Natalia Kononenko placed first in the women's all-around, the British women defeated Ukraine by 2.30 points. British gymnasts Jennifer Pinches and Niamh Rippin finished second and fourth all-around, respectively. Poland's Gabriela Janik won the bronze.

Other members of the winning British team were Ruby Straw, Anna Stubbs, Jordan Lipton and Nicole Watson.

Men's all-around champion Reiss Beckford, 15, led his British teammates to a 7.80 margin of victory over Ukraine.

Other members of the British men's team were all-around bronze medalist Reece Pearson, Ashley Watson, Cameron Mackenzie, Sam Oldham and Max Whitlock.

Great Britain will play host to the 2009 Worlds and 2012 Olympics, both in London, and the 2010 European Championships in Birmingham.

2007 "Olympic Hopes" Competition
October 20, Liberec, Czech Republic

Women's Team
1. Great Britain 212.65
2. Ukraine 210.35
3. Hungary 204.65
4. Austria 196.40
5. Czech Republic 191.45
6. Poland 189.60

Men's Team
1. Great Britain 335.70
2. Ukraine 327.90
3. Hungary 318.90
4. Poland 315.35
5. Austria 314.35
6. Czech Republic 306.40

Women's All-Around
1. Natalia Kononenko UKR 54.65
2. Jennifer Pinches GBR 54.40
3. Gabriela Janik POL 54.15
4. Niamh Rippin GBR 53.90
5. Dorina Boczogo HUN 53.05
6. Renata Toth HUN 52.95
7. Yulia Tsyuro UKR 52.55
8. Lisa Ecker AUT 51.75
9. Ruby Straw GBR 51.45
10. Ganna Kalashnik UKR 50.95
11t. Simona Terova CZE 50.35
11t. Anna Stubbs GBR 50.35

Men's All-Around
1. Reiss Beckford GBR 86.30
2. Georgy Petrosian UKR 83.00
3. Reece Pearson GBR 82.80
4. Bartosz Rediniak POL 82.70
5. Nandor Szabo HUN 82.55
6. Oleg Shakirov UKR 81.70
7. Ashley Watson GBR 81.45
8. Vladislav Yaroslavtsev UKR 81.00
9t. Jindrich Pansky CZE 80.30
9t. Gabriel Rossi AUT 80.30
11. Cameron Mackenzie GBR 79.40
12. Szabolcs Zadori HUN 79.30

 


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