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MAG team results - Russia Cup

With many thanks to Lifje, who provided a link to full results of yesterday's MAG team competition. 

The team results are :

1= Central  257.65
1= Siberia 257.65
3. Ural 254.25
4. Moscow 254.1

I'm providing below images of the key results - the ones including Olympic selection squad members.  According to the Penza School of Gymnastics site, the coaches decided that Garibov would not compete.


Iganatenkov, Perevoznikov, Khorokhodin, Yunusov

Kazachkov, Pakhomenko, Cherkasov, Ignatiev

Belyavski, Lezhankin, Suetin, Demin

Ablyazin, Gogotov, Fafshkin, Rostov

Balandin - note the pommel horse score and remember Rodionenko is looking for him to contribute on this piece



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  1. I wonder will it be some video available later from competition?

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    1. I hope so, but don't know. Sometimes the Russians are quite strict about this.
      I'll let you know if I hear of any links.

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