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Tatiana Nabiyeva dominates first day of Russia Cup

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The good news is that Tatiana Nabiyeva has won the all around competition today at the Russia Cup with a total of 56.026, ahead of Alla Sosnitskaya and Anna Pavlova. Full results are provided below.  Please beware : the apparatus qualifying scores do not appear in qualifying order by the scores. I am presenting them here in the same order as they appear on the Russian language score sheets; perhaps these are the working orders for EF on Tuesday and Wednesday.  As a brief digest of this presentation, the top three on each apparatus are : Vault - Paseka, Sosnitskaya, Pavlova; Uneven Bars - Nabiyeva, Sosnitskaya, Paseka; Beam - Rodionova, Kramarenko, Nabiyeva; Floor - Sosnitskaya,  Paseka, Pavlova.

The bad news is that neither Anastasia Grishina nor Viktoria Komova competed here.  There is further information on Viktoria Komova, who is suffering from a nasty bout of gastro enteritis, but will still be eligible to qualify for Worlds via the various internal competitions on the Russian team.  Unofficially, it seems that Grishina is in the same position.  If you are a regular reader of this blog you will know that team leaders Aliya Mustafina and Ksenia Afanasyeva were not required to compete here, to allow them to concentrate on their preparations for Worlds and in view of their recent participation in both Europeans and the Universiade. 

Big congratulations to Tanya!!! Maladyets!!  What an amazing comeback ... many, many fans are rooting for you.

Thanks to Ksenia Semenova and the Gymnastics page on VK.com for this information.

All Around Results



V
UB
B
F

Tatiana Nabiyeva
14.267
14.633
13.666
13.46
56.026
Alla Sosnistkaya
14.334
14.2
13.1
14.3
55.934
Anna Pavlova
14.976
13.
13.633
13.53
55.139
Anna Rodionova
14.1
13.6
14.533
12.86
55.093
Ekaterina Kramarenko
13.667
14.3
14.4
11.46
53.827
Polina Fedorova
13.4
13.066
13.933
13.03
53.429
Olga Bikmurzina
13.4
11.833
12.833
13.2
51.266
Daria Elizarova
13.8
12.2
12.166
12.9
51.066
Alla Sidorenko
12.5
12.733
12.166
13.03
50.429
Lilia Akhaimova
13.567
11
11.966
13.2
49.733
Yulia Inshina
12.967
10.933
12.7
12.76
49.36
Marina Nekrasova
12.3
12.1
12.333
12.6
49.333
Kristina Sidorova
13.1
10.466
12.633
12.33
48.529
Anastasia Marchuk
12.934
11.033
13.6
10.96
48.527
Kristina Kruglikova
13.667
11.866
12.066
10.566
48.165
Yulia Chemaryeva
11.134
12.433
11.8
11.3
46.667
Irina Andreeva
13.067
9.133
11.533
12.060
45.793
Yana Popova
12.5
11
11.233
10.7
45.433
Elena Shcherbakova
12.6
10.7
11.166
10.8
45.266
Yulia Tipaeva
13.267
8.335
11.267
12.14
45.007
Maria Paseka
15.034
14.033

13.66
42.727
Anastasia Cheong
13.134
9.333
12.566

35.033
Diana Ravdina
11.567
0.00
12.133
10.83
34.53
Yuna Nefedova
11.167

10.333
9.73
31.23
Anastasia Grishina DNS










Event final qualifying scores

Vault

Tanya Nabiyeva   13.984
Alla Sosnitskaya 14.501
Lilia Akhaimova 13.434
Kristina Kruglikova 12.784
Marina Nekrasova 12.8
Maria Paseka 14.834
Anna Pavlova 14.238
Olga Bizmurkina 13.317

Uneven Bars

Maria Paseka  14.033
Ekaterina Kramarenko 14.3
Anna Rodionova 13.6
Alla Sidorenko 12.733
Anna Pavlova 13
Tatiana Nabieva 14.633
Alla Sosnitskaya 14.2
Polina Fedorova 13.066
Res 1 Yulia Chemaryeva 12.433
Res 2 Daria Elizarova 12.2

Beam

Tanya Nabiyeva 13.666
Ekaterina Kramarenko 14.4
Anna Pavlova 13.633
Olga Bikmurzina 12.833
Alla Sosnitskaya 13.1
Anna Rodionova 14.533
Polina Fedorova 13.933
Anastasia Marchuk 13.6
Res 1: Yulia Inshina 12.7
Res 2 Kristina Sidorova 12.633

Floor

Tanya Nabiyeva  13.46
Maria Paseka 13.66
Olga Bikmurzina 13.2
Alla Sidorenko 13.03
Polina Fedorova 13.03
Alla Sosnitskaya 14.3
Anna Pavlova 13.53
Lilia Akhaimova 13.2
Res 1 : Daria Elizarova 12.9
Res 2 : Anna Rodionova 12.86



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  1. Unknown17 August 2013 at 14:32

    Poor Vika, is she just like the unluckiest kid? She's had injury after injury and now this. No bueno. But definitely, congrats to Tatiana. :)

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  2. Anonymous19 August 2013 at 20:15

    Where is Anna Dementyeva? Is she injured? I had expected her to possibly contend for a spot on the worlds team primarily for her beautiful balance beam routine.

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    1. Queen Elizabeth20 August 2013 at 08:11

      Dementyeva seems to have taken herself out of contention for these Worlds. I have heard rumours that she is considering retirement.

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    2. Anonymous21 August 2013 at 01:14

      Oh noooooo!!!!!!!! Poor Demy! I feel so bad that she's been pushed out of the Russian lineup for the last couple years and thought that with more consistency on beam and floor she could finally have a chance to prove herself again on a big worlds stage this year. I guess that with Komova and Mustafina not showing signs of retiring soon and Kharenkova (a strong beam worker) becoming a senior next year, she figures that her abilities are no longer needed. This is so unfortunate to hear as her performances are always a joy to watch. Please don't give up Demy!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. John19 August 2013 at 22:38

    And where is Anastasia Sidorova?

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    1. Queen Elizabeth20 August 2013 at 08:13

      Nastia went home to recover from a back injury. She wants to try for the national team when she has recovered her fitness, but she has grown a lot.

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