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Russia Cup WAG team results, individual qualifications


WAG results - team event - Russia Cup.  Moscow, Central, St Petersburg.


Individual qualis -


AA - Spiridonova 57.3,  Sosnitskaya 56.367 Kharenkova 55.967, Tutkhalyan 55.766

Shelgunova 54.999



V - Paseka,, Tutkhalyan, Nabiyeva, Afanasyeva

UB - Spiridinova, Paseka, Sosnitskaya

B - Shelgunova, Afanasyeva,  Sosnitskaya,  Spiridonova

F - Afanasyeva,  Akhaimova, Kharenkova, Paseka


Both Tutkhalyan and Kharenkova had many errors and would have done much better on a better day.  Melnikova and Skrypnik competed hors de competition - their scores are not shown here but their performances and scores were generally very competitive with this field.


MAG results - see http://www.the-all-around.com/2015/09/16/ignatiev-leads-qualifying-at-russian-cup/

Comments

  1. Lots of falls today. It was sad to see Komova fall twice on bars. During warm up she hit that combo very well every time, but she seemed a little down, not confident. Paseka to me was the only gymnast today who looked confident and ready to fight. Everyone else looked a little off; even Afan. It was nice to see Grishina; her lines and posture is still so beautiful even with watered down routines. I hope everyone has a much better day during finals, because as a Russian fan, this was a little depressing.

    Russiafan

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  2. Any videos of Anastasia Grishina or Sidorova? How did they both do?

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  3. Dear Queen E.,


    Do you know why Afan changed her floor music as I really liked her floor routine from this year's European's? Also do you have video of her beam routine?

    Thank you for all of your hard work

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  4. Do you know if there are any videos available?

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  5. See my Twitter feed @Russiangymnast for video links.

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