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2026 Russian Champs WAG Stats 2 Top five teams by apparatus

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 WAG Statistics — 2. Top Five Teams by Apparatus

These rankings use the official apparatus totals from the Women’s Team Competition.  


Vault

Rank

Team

Score

1

Krasnodar Krai

53.866

2

Moscow

52.132

3

Vladimir Region

50.165

4

Saint Petersburg

49.699

5

Novgorod Region

48.998

Uneven Bars

Rank

Team

Score

1

Moscow

55.366

2

Krasnodar Krai

51.666

3

Vladimir Region

51.499

4

Saint Petersburg

45.899

5

Tula Region

45.565


Beam

Rank

Team

Score

1

Moscow

51.631

2

Krasnodar Krai

48.699

3

Vladimir Region

47.732

4

Saint Petersburg

45.132

5

Tula Region

44.332

Floor exercise

Rank

Team

Score

1

Moscow

50.966

2

Krasnodar Krai

50.132

3

Vladimir Region

46.999

4

Saint Petersburg

46.532

5

Novgorod Region

45.999

Combined Exercise summary

Apparatus

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Vault

Krasnodar Krai — 53.866

Moscow — 52.132

Vladimir Region — 50.165

Saint Petersburg — 49.699

Novgorod Region — 48.998

Uneven Bars

Moscow — 55.366

Krasnodar Krai — 51.666

Vladimir Region — 51.499

Saint Petersburg — 45.899

Tula Region — 45.565

Balance Beam

Moscow — 51.631

Krasnodar Krai — 48.699

Vladimir Region — 47.732

Saint Petersburg — 45.132

Tula Region — 44.332

Floor Exercise

Moscow — 50.966

Krasnodar Krai — 50.132

Vladimir Region — 46.999





Summary: Moscow led three apparatus—uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise—while Krasnodar Krai recorded the highest vault total. Vladimir Region ranked third on all four apparatus.


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