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Moscow win junior MAG Championships

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Moscow, the winning team at today's Championships.  Artur Dalolyan, who is second in the all around qualifying, is at the left.

Full results are available at http://www.sportgymrus.ru/Admin/GetFile.ashx?get=1&id=44534

1  Moscow.  408.828
2. Volga       404.960
3. Siberia.    393.161

In the all around qualification for the Master of Sport all around, standings are

1.  Valentin Starikov.   84.799
2.  Artur Dalolyan.      84.632
3.  Nikita Nagornyi.     84.565
4.   Viktor Britan.        83.699
5.   Ilya Kibartas.         82.566

Floor

Artur Dalolyan.      14.6
Valentin Starikov.   14.5
Dmitri Lankin.         14.5
Ilya Kibartas.          14.333

Pommel horse

Sergei Eltsov.           14.533
Nikita Nagornyi.       14.5

Rings 

Artur Dalolyan.      14.6
Nikita Simonov.      14.566

Vault

Viktor Britan.        15
Nikita Nagornyi.    14.766
Artur Dalolyan.      14.766
Valentin Starikov.    14.566

P Bars

Valentin Starikov.      14.6
Kirill Potapov.            14.566
Ilya Kibartas.              14.4

High Bar

Sergei Eltsov      14.4
Valentin Starikov.   14.1
Artur Dalolyan.      14

Read Nico's preview of the competition, which continues with the senior team qualifications and all around tomorrow - http://rewritingrussiangymnastics.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/russian-gymnastics-men-national.html

Schedule for the competition - http://rewritingrussiangymnastics.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/russian-gymnastics-championships-2014.html

Live streaming begins tomorrow at 12 Moscow time.  Link to live stream: http://www.sportgymrus.ru/contest/11075/11092/default.aspx

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