Artistic Gymnastics

IAAF-General Secretary and first chief editor of WORLD GYMNASTICS Istvan GYULAI passed away...

16. März 2006  
Budapest, Monaco  
Artistic Gymnastics

IAAF-General Secretary and first chief editor of WORLD GYMNASTICS Istvan GYULAI passed away...

Istvan Gyulai (HUN)
*21.3.1943 - +12.3.2006

The IAAF regrets to announce that Istvan Gyulai(HUN), who has been General Secretary since 1991, passed away in the early hours of March 12.
“It is with deep regret that I have to announce the death of a friend and valued colleague,” IAAF President Lamine Diack said.
Gyulai was also one of the founder of the AIPS Gymnastics Commission and the first chief editor of F.I.G. Magazin 'WORLD GYMNASTICS', and a long time TV commentator of Hungarian television. One of his last big reportage was the World Championships 1991 in the Hoosier Dome of Indianapolis...

Gnauck, Gyulai, Szabo, 1991 in the Hoosier Dome of Indianapolis
(Foto: GYMmedia Archiv)

Istvan Gyulai (HUN)
*21.3.1943 - +12.3.2006
From 1991 on up to 2006 he worked as the General Secretary of the international track and field Federation IAAF.

Istvan GYULAI devoted his entire life to sports.
As a young man, he was an international athlete in the 400m and then became Head of Sport for Hungarian TV, combining that career with important positions in Hungarian and international sport.
He was a member of the IAAF Council from 1984 until 2001, and was appointed IAAF General Secretary in 1991, working tirelessly and with great imagination for the cause of world athletics. - the IAAF President appreciated the decedent and big loss...!
Gyulai - one of the founder of AIPS Gymnastics Commission...
In 1978, at the world championships in Strasbourg (FRA), Istvan Gyulai was one of the most active founder of the special gymnastics commission of the' International Sports Press Association' (AIPS).
Some times later he was the first chief editor of the today's F.I.G.'s magazin 'WORLD of GYMNASTICS', which he directed fom Budapest.
Also all gymnastics journalists are in a big sadness about the death of Istvan...!
E. Herholz / H.-J. Zeume; (c) gymmedia

Commonwealth Games begin on Thursday: Crunch day for Russo... Tweddle withdrawn!

15. März 2006  
Melbourne / Australia  
Artistic Gymnastics

Commonwealth Games begin on Thursday: Crunch day for Russo... Tweddle withdrawn!

Monette Russo (AUS)
The 2006 Commonwealth Games are set to begin this week in Melbourne.

AUSTRALIA'S best gymnast Monette Russo has declared herself a definite starter in the women's individual all-around after being cleared by medical staff on Monday.
But head women's coach Peggy Liddick will take a more conservative approach with her star athlete and put Russo through another medical today to confirm her availability.
Russo, 17, has been struggling with an ankle injury after a short landing on a training vault but last night the Victorian schoolgirl - wearing a compression bandage - tested the painful joint during podium training at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena.
Speaking before training, Russo said she was ready to go....

Beth Tweddle at the last years Worlds in the same 'Red Laver Arena' in Melbourne

Tweddle injures ankle in training
The 20-year-old English gymnast Beth Tweddle, who won a gold and two silvers in Manchester four years ago, injured her right ankle when she landed badly during training on Tuesday.
After x-rays and an ultrasound scan, the England medical team will now wait 24 hours to assess the damage.
But now it's clear:
British star Beth Tweddle has withdrawn from the Commonwealth Games :
'It's a big disappointment as I was looking forward to the Games but as team captain I'll stay in Melbourne and cheer the team on,' she told the BBC in an interview.
'It will be difficult watching but I'll have to put the injury behind me now. In the back of my mind I was still hoping to do the asymetric bars but the doctors advised me to leave it if I wanted to be fit for the Europeans.'
The gymnastics competition gets underway on Thursday 16 March.
Australian & British press

Carly Patterson To Launch New Book at Friendship Classic

26. März 2006  
Pottsville, PA / USA  
Artistic Gymnastics

Carly Patterson To Launch New Book at Friendship Classic

Carly Patterson (USA),
Olympic AA Champion 2004
(Book cover)

Carly Patterson: 'Be Strong!'
Olympic Champion Carly Patterson will launch her new book with the title “Be Strong” at the Friendship Classic on April 1 in Pottsville, Pennsylvania USA.
Patterson will conduct her first Book Signing at this traditional competition.
(>> 8th Friendship Classic 2006 - PREVIEW)

The Olympic All-around Champion of 1984 (Los Angeles), Mary Lou RETTON, said: '“I am so proud of Carly! The country is so proud of her. She has started a new era and inspired so many young gymnasts by her example. I knew she could win the gold, and I am so so proud. Carly’s book is a story of courage and strength that all kids need to read.”

(Notice:
The book 'Be Strong!' sells for $15.95 and is published by Positively For Kids, Inc.)

Patterson at the 2004 Olympics

'BE STRONG!'
- by Carly Patterson (USA)

- winner of a gold medal in the all-around gymnastics competition at the 2004 Olympics, describes the sacrifices she made and the strength it took to realize her goal:

“Whatever my goals, I want to be strong
and give each of them the Olympian effort they deserve.
A good goal - whether it’s college, helping others, or aiming for the stars to see what’s out there - is worth going after with every ounce of strength that’s in you.
If you waste your talent, how terrible that would be.
Instead, take your talent as far as it can go. Be strong. Persevere. You’ll like the results.'

-

Patterson's Book Signing...
 Patterson will conduct her first Book Signing at this traditional competition:
The Friendship Classic has grown into the largest international invitational in the USA. Scheduled for this years event are gymnasts from Russia, Ukraine, Australia, Canada, Japan, Trinidad & Tobago and USA...

<< ... read more at our GYMmedia PREVIEW
<< 8th Friendship Classic 2006

Hasta la vista at the FIG Gala en San Juan

06. März 2006  
Helmond / Netherlands  
Artistic Gymnastics

Hasta la vista at the FIG Gala en San Juan

.... 10 years after WCh San Juan!

The FIG 125th anniversary Gala 2006 for the region of North and Central America will take place in San Juan, Puerto Rico (24-25 June). For the Federación Puertorrique?a de Gimnasia this FIG Gala, celebrating the 125th anniversary of the founding of the FIG in 1881, has another very special meaning. This year the federation is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its founding and the 30th anniversary of its affiliation to FIG.
Ten years after...
Furthermore in 2006 it has been exactly 10 years from the celebrating of the XXXII World Championships in 1996 which were succesfully organised in Puerto Rico, the first and only gymnastics World Championships in Latin America.
Official Gala Supplier in San Juan...
<< Janssen-Fritsen, as one of the sponsors of the Federación Puertorrique?a de Gimnasia, will be the official supplier of the gymnastic equipment that will be used at the FIG Gala in San Juan, where the best gymnasts of North and Central America will be competing.
>> 'Hasta la vista en San Juan!'
Source:JF Press release

Strong German Team at Madeira Tournament!

12. März 2006  
Funchal, Madeira / POR  
Artistic Gymnastics

Strong German Team at Madeira Tournament!

Today Germany's juniors were the best artistic gymnastics team of the 11th MADEIRA TOURNAMENT 2006 in Funchal, on the island Madeira (POR).
All the Germans are candidates for the coming European junior Championships (Brian Gladow, Helge Liebrich, Max Finzel, Steve Woitalla). They ranked first, followed by the Portuguese host and the Spanish team.
Also in all-around the German's achieved a double success: Brian Gladow (Berlin; < photo, left), followed by Helge Liebrich (Wetzgau). On third place came the young Dutch Anthony van Assche.
At the Sunday's finals Gladow, Liebrich but also the Portuguese Pedro Almeida were the winner...

All-around winner: (from left):
(2) - Helge Liebrich - (1) - Brian Gladow ( both GER) - (3)- Anthony van Assche (NED)

Javier Gomez - best Spaniard, ranked 5th

Artistic Gymnastics Competitions
 - from Funchal: Esther Teijeira:

Today, the all-around of men's artistic gymnastics competition took place in the Madeira Island. As expected, soon it was clear that some countries would be the ones ruling the competition, as is the case of Germany, Belgium, Spain and the host Portugal.
Germany made this afternoon an interesting performance, above all with rings, showing a clean work and good technical basis. They deserved the high rank they got and were rewarded for their efforts with the adequate placement.

Spain came to Madeira with a very young team, which really promises a nice future and develop possibilities. Their weak point was the pommel horse, where all gymnasts failed, but all in all the competition was interesting and a fulfilled work. The rotation in parallel bars was simply a highlight of the evening for them.
Portugal gives always its best in its host competition, showing the best of the best of their MAG, even when they now miss the presence of the local star Felipe Besugo, who eventually did it to Athens 2004.

Belgium impressed in the morning with a very clean and powerful competition, showing that they had some words to say in the final results.

R E S U L T S:
 >> Team Results // >> Individual AA Results
F I N A L S
Floor Exercises Score: (A=Diff. + B=Exec. = Total)

1. Brian Gladow GER 5,400 + 9,125 = 14,525
2. Javier Gomez ESP 5,400 + 8,875 = 14,275
3. Steve Woitalla GER 5,200 + 8,925 = 14,125
4. Anthony Van Assche NED 4,900 + 9,075 = 13,975
5. Carlos Jesus POR 4,500 + 9,225 = 13,725
6. Tobias Wolf TV. W. - GER 4,700 + 8,725 = 13,425
7. Bernardo Graça POR 5,100 + 8,625 (-0,6) = 13,125
8. Fabien Leimlehner AUT 4,200 + 8,325 = 12,525

Pommelhorse
1. Pedro Almeida POR 5,400 + 9,300 = 14,700
2. Tiago Camacho CDN- POR 5,200 + 9,050 = 14,250
3. Helge Liebrich TV. W. - GER 5,100 + 9,050 = 14,150
4. Fabian Leimlehner AUT 5,000 + 8,975 = 13,975
5. Luís Araújo GCP - POR 4,700 + 9,225 = 13,925
6. Carlos Jesus POR 5,000 + 8,725 = 13,725
7. Brian Gladow GER 4,800 + 8,700 = 13,500
8. Anthony Van Assche NED 5,100 8,325 = 13,425

Still Rings
1. Christian Guillén ESP 6,100 + 9,175 = 15,275
2. Brian Gladow GER 5,500 + 9,125 = 14,625
3. Steve Woitalla GER 5,400 + 8,975 = 14,375
4. Edmundo Silva CDN - POR 5,400 + 8,950 = 14,350
5. Javier Gomez ESP 5,700 + 8,600 = 14,300
6. Anthony Van Assche NED 5,100 + 9,175 = 14,275
7. Pedro Almeida POR 4,900 + 9,225 = 14,125
8. Helge Liebrich TV. W. - GER 5,000 + 9,000 = 14,000

VAULT
 1 Helge Liebrich (GER) 15,650
2 Javier Gomez (ESP) 15,288
2 Christian Bazan (ESP) 15288
 4. Max Finzel (GER) 15,188
5. Jeremy Bourgois (BEL) 15,163
6. Gilles Gentges (BEL) 15,1 00
7. Henrik Rasmussen (DEN) 15,025
8. Philipp Schneider (GER) 14,875

Parallel Bars
1. Brian Gladow GER 5,8 + 9,10 = 14,900
2. Steve Woitalla GER 5,3 + 9,300 = 14,600
3. Christian Guillen ESP 5,2 + 9,300 = 14,500
4. Luka Wuestner V. T. - AUT 5,1 + 9,325 = 14,425
5. Bernardo Graça POR 5,5 + 8,875 = 14,375
6. Helge Liebrich TV. W. - GER 5,300 + 8,95 = 14,250
7. Pedro Almeida POR 4,7 + 9,075 = 13,775
8. Edmundo Silva CDN - POR 4,7 + 8,100 = 12,800

High Bar
1. Brian Gladow GER 5,8+ 9,100 = 14,900
2. Steve Woitalla GER 5,3 + 9,300 = 14,600
3. Christian Guillen ESP 5,2 + 9,300 = 14,500
4. Luka Wuestner V. T. - AUT 5,1 + 9,325 = 14,425
5. Bernardo Graça POR 5,5 + 8,875 = 14,375
6. Helge Liebrich TV. W. - GER 5,3 + 8,950 = 14,250
7. Pedro Almeida POR 4,7 + 9,075 = 13,775
8. Edmundo Silva CDN - POR 4,7 + 8,100 = 12,800
GYMmedia correspondent Esther Teijeira reports directly after the end of the decisions.
Upon request the Portuguese host she presents an
>> Event Photo Gallery.

>> ... have also a look at the Rhythmic Gymnastics Event in Funchal.

F.I.G. -World Cup FINAL 2006 will held in Monaco

08. März 2006  
Monaco  
Artistic Gymnastics

F.I.G. -World Cup FINAL 2006 will held in Monaco

The Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (F.I.G.) and the Monacan Gymnastics Federation signed an official agreement attributing organisation of the 13th Artistic Gymnastics World Cup Final to Monaco, an event that will take place December 15 - 16, 2006.
Organised every two years, this prestigious event....


... receives the full support of His Majesty Prince Albert II of Monaco and the directors of the organising Federation. The Final will be open to the top eight gymnasts of each apparatus.
The previous edition, held in Birmingham (GBR) in 2004, was a flying success in terms of the public and the media.

The 'Gaston Médecin de la Principauté Hall' will be the stage for this spectacular event.
Source: fig-news

PREVIEW: 11th International Tournament Madeira 2006 GYM family Event 2006

10. März 2006  
Madeira / Portugal  
Artistic Gymnastics

PREVIEW: 11th International Tournament Madeira 2006 GYM family Event 2006

... first time as a
GYM family Event 2006

After one decade only the International Madeira Tournament', which will held coming weekend on the Portuguese island Madeira - is established in the worldwide gymnastics calendar.
Started in 1996 as an rhythmic gymnastics event it is mixed from 2001 on with male artistic gymnastics. These competitions for both disciplines are a early start event into the young international season.
So the 11th anniversary will use by artistic and rhythmic gymnasts coming from 19 different nations - a new tournament record of the ten years old history!
So a lot of young participants utilize this date for their preparations to the beginning world cup season and specially for the European Championships, which will held at the beginning of May.....

11th International Madeira Tournament 2006 - powered by dvillena'

TODAY: Rhythmic gymnastics begin with qualifyings...
- from Funchal reports Esther Teijeira (text/photo) -

Today afternoon (Friday, March 10) , first part of Madeira’s gymnastics tournament will start with the performances of individual rhythmic gymnasts with rope and ball. Groups perform in the late evening their five ribbons routines.
Between the individual gymnasts, Almudena Cid Tostado from Spain, eight place at Olympic Games in Athens and last years's winner, Marina Spekht from Russia and Liubov Cherkashyna from Belarus are the favourites to win medals.
At group competition girls from Belarus, Spain and France will certainly decide the podium places.
The men’s artistic gymnastics competition starts tomorrow, Saturday, today it’s training day at Madeira’s Tecnopolo hall for all participants, among of them the German candidates for the this year's European Junior Championships:

German boys, just arrived and ready to go, from left: Max Finzel, Brian Gladow, Steve Woitalla and coach Jens Milbradt

Manuel Campos (POR)
- three times winner

Attractive of artistic & rhythmic gymnastics
Beginning in 2001 the artistic gymnastics competions were won three time by the Portuguese gymnastics star Manuel Campos, who was the winner 2001, 2002 and 2005 - broken by his teammate Felipe Besugo (2003) and by the Canadian Grant Golding (2004).

Last years winner of the rhythmic gymnastics all-around was the Snaiard star , followed by her compatriot Esther Escolar (ESP) and Raquel Muro e Silva from Portugal.

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<< This event was booked as a 'GYMfamily Event 2006', by the sponsor dvillena'

>> GYMmedia correspondent Esther Teijeira will report directly from Madeira....

A German born Gymnast representing USA in Germany...

08. März 2006  
Cottbus / Germany  
Artistic Gymnastics

A German born Gymnast representing USA in Germany...

Jana Bieger, a name with a good 'sound', also in Germany

100 + 50 = World Class in Cottbus!
100 men from 32 countries and nearly 5o top gymnasts reprenting 20 nations - these are the dates of today's entry list of the coming artistic gymnastics world cup in Cottbus (Germany<).
The 'Turnier der Meister' will celebrate it's 30th anniversary and a new highlight in its unique history surely.
After a very long break, a representive of the artistic gymnastics top nation USA will visit a world cup, hosted in Germany again:
<< Jana Bieger - member of the last U.S. women's team at the worlds in Melbourne 2005 announced her coming, together with her coach and mother Andrea, who was German a national team member of the 1978 and 1979 Worlds....
So Jana, who was born in Germany in 1989 , in Kiel, comes back to her roots, among a lot of world and Olympic champions in Cottbus!
>> World Cup Website: 'Turnier der Meister 2006'

Expected Japanese victory in Berlin GYM family Event 2006

04. März 2006  
Berlin / Germany  
Artistic Gymnastics

Expected Japanese victory in Berlin GYM family Event 2006

The winners from Japan!

In a very high-quality entry field at the '11th INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR-TEAM-CUP' in Berlin the favourites from Japan clearly won the team competition with a score of 255.40. 10 points behind the winning team followed the club KTV Chemnitz/ GER (245.250) on rank 2 and the 3rd place was reached by the team from Switzerland (244.60), closely behind them followed the teams from Spain, Berlin/ GER and Belarus.
Sergio Munoz from Spain won the individual all-around ranking in the age-group 17/18 years with the remarkable score of 85.00. The individual all-around ranking in the age-group 15/16 years was won by Lukas Fischer from Switzerland (80.80) and Reece Pearson from Great Britain (83.75) was the best in the all-around ranking of the youngest gymnasts (14 years and younger)…

11th INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM CUP 2006 – a true international highlight!
... see also GYMmedia-preview

The winners in the same venue in 1969:
Akinori Nakayama in front of Matthias Brehme and Klaus Köste, in the background Shigeru Kasamatsu and coaching- legend Yukio Endo

A true competition highlight!
Gymnastics history had already been written in this venue where now at the International Junior-Team-Cup competed 22 junior teams from 17 countries of 4 different continents. E.g. in 1969 there was a dual-meet between Japan and the GDR in which competed such great gymnasts like Akinori Nakayama, Mitsuo Tsukahara and Shigeru Kasamatsu for Japan and Köste and Brehme for the GDR. During that time already Japan was the leading nation in men’s artistic gymnastics, becoming team world champions in a row between 1962 and 1978.

Japanese politeness after a perfect routine on high-bar

37 years later:
Again Japanese 'Ultra Shi' in Berlin...
The junior gymnasts Yusuke Tanaka, Takuya Inatera, Yusuke Saito and Kazuaki Koizumi from the 2004 team Olympic Champion Japan now also presented great performances at the International Junior Team Cup.
Although these gymnasts are only from the “second row” of Japan’s juniors they presented a fireworks of gymnastics with a lot of great routines.

Germany’s junior head coach Jens Milbradt mentioned 'The strength of the Japanese team here in Berlin was based on the good balance of content, execution, stuck landings of the dismounts, everything was top!” In addition to this he also recognized the remarkable progress of the teams from Spain, Switzerland and Belarus.

Max Finzel: ... fortunately not a serious injury!

'About eight weeks before the Junior European Championships in Volos (Greece) this event has been a very important evaluation for us!' said Jens Milbradt. His gymnast Brian Gladow from the team of the host club SC Berlin certainly had a chance on winning the all-around ranking of the age-group 17/18 years but made a series of mistakes on floor, pommel horse and high-bar and also showed an easier vault than planned. In an internal control competition of the German junior team only a few days ago he had reached more than 87 points – now at the International Junior-Team-Cup he ended up on the 3rd place with a score of 83.15.
Max Finzel of the team from Chemnitz/ GER had bad luck on high-bar where he fell on the double-double dismount and somehow injured his head with his own hand. Fortunately it turned out that it wasn’t a serious injury and he would recover quickly. With his team he reached a well-deserved 2nd place in front of the strong junior teams from Switzerland and Spain.

Siegfried Wüstemann and Ronny Ziesmer

Ronny Ziesmer, who just has been appointed as ambassador for the World-Cup “Tournament of Masters” which will take place in Cottbus/ Germany at the end of March, greeted the gymnasts and figuratively “invited” them to compete at the Tournament of Masters in Cottbus in future years.

A lot of former gymnasts like Olympic Champion Maxi Gnauck, former World Champion Sylvio Kroll and many more national team members could be spotted in the audience. Also another athlete, former pairs figure skater Alexander König, came to watch this event and commented it with “Wow, these were absolutely World-class performances here and I’m really happy that I came to watch this event today!'
In addition to the guests unfortunately only about 120 paying visitors came to watch this junior event of men’s artistic gymnastics.

Sergio MUNOZ (ESP):
85 points!

This however doesn't derogate the class and quality of the competition and its' environment. The International Junior-Team-Cup is one of the largest international junior competitions in men's artistic gymnastics and already has quite a remarkable tradition created by head organiser Siegfried Wüsteman and his team.
- ehe -

RESULTS:
>> team results 2006
>> individual all-around 17/18 years
>> individual all-around 15/16 years
>> individual all-around 14 years and younger

Best of Age Groups, All-around:
* JUNIORS, 17/18 years
1. Sergio Munoz (ESP) 85,000
2. Kazuaki Koizuma (JPN) 83,700
3. Brian Gladow (GER/SC Berlin) 83,150

* YOUTH, 15/16 years
1. Lukas Fischer (SUI) 80,800
2. Christian Bazan (ESP) 80,350
3. Gabriel Rossi (AUT) 79,700

* YOUTH, 14 years and younger...
1. Reece Pearson (GBR) 83,750 (!!)
2. Arminas Grinius (LTU) 73,000
3. Severin Sollberger (SUI/NKL Liestal) 70,800

Liukin (USA and Horton (USA) won American Cup

05. März 2006  
Philadelphia / USA  
Artistic Gymnastics

Liukin (USA and Horton (USA) won American Cup

The US-American host and favorites Nastasia Liukin (60,05) and Jonathan Horton (92,50) won this years Tyson American Cup 2006, held in Philadelphia (USA).
It was also one of the first major international event to use the new scoring system for gymnastics that allows gymnasts to earn scores above the traditional 10.0 at each apparate.

This year's edition of this traditional international top event is an all-around competition again and no more component of the current world cup circuit like last year's.

After preliminaries on Friday the all-around finals took place on Saturday....

>> .. read more about 2006 Tyson American Cup (Preview)

Nastasia Liukin (USA)

2006 Tyson American Cup
- March 4, Philadelphia

>> Women's All-Around Final
1. Nastia Liukin USA (Diff: 24.100 / Exc.: 35.950) 60.050
2. Shayla Worley USA (Diff: 23.300 / Exc.: 36.475) 59.775
3. Aisha Gerber CAN (Diff: 23.600 / Exc: 34.050) 57.650

4. Lais Souza BRA (Diff: 23.800 / Exc.: 33.725) 57.525
5. Elsa Garcia MEX (Diff: 22.800 / Exc.: 34.350) 57.050
6. Zhou Zhuoru CHN (Diff: 22.400 / Exc.: 33.925) 56.325
7. Daria Bijak GER (Diff: 22.000 / Exc.: 34.000) 56.000
8. Yelena Zamolodchikova RUS (Diff: 21.700 / Exc.: 32.975) 54.575
Diff.: = difficulty; Exc.: = execution)

Jonathan Horton (USA)

>> Men's All-Around Final
1. Jonathan Horton USA (Diff.: 35.300 / Exc.: 57.200) 92.500
2. Hisashi Mizutori JPN (Diff.: 36.300 / Exc.: 55.950) 92.250
3. David Durante USA (Diff.: 34.600 / Exc.: 56.750) 91.350

4. Sergei Khorokhordin RUS (Diff.: 35.400 / Exc.: 53.900) 89.200
5. Fabian Hambuechen GER (Diff.: 36.400 / Exc.: 52.800) 89.100
6. Nathan Gafuik CAN (Diff.: 34.200 / Exc.: 54.650) 88.550
7. Li Junhao CHN (Diff.: 33.700 / Exc.: 53.150) 86.850
8. Florent Maree FRA (Diff.: 34.100 / Exc.: 50.300) 84.300
Diff.: = difficulty; Exc.: = execution)

Lais Souza, best foreign gymnast...

PRELIMINARIES
- March 3, Philadelphia -
Japanese top star Hisashi Mizutori and world champion Nastasia Liukin (USA) lead after the preliminaries round of the this years Tyson American Cup 2006, held Friday in Philadelphia (USA).
Preliminaries; WOMEN:
1. Nastia Liukin USA 61.100
2. Shayla Worley USA 60.000
3. Bianca Flohr USA 57.550
4. Jacquelyn Johnson USA 57.550
5. Lais Souza BRA 57.300
6. Elsa Garcia MEX 56.300
7. Aisha Gerber CAN 55.950
8. Daria Bijak GER 55.750
9. Yelena Zamolodchikova RUS 55.250
10. Zhuoru Zhu CHN 54.750
11. Marina Kostyuchenko UKR 51.150
12. Kyoko Oshima JPN 50.400

Hisashi Mizutori, two tenth in front...
but at first day only!

Preliminaries; MEN:
1. Hisashi Mizutori JPN 91.600
2. Jonathan Horton USA 91.400
3. David Durante USA 90.950
4. Sergei Khorokhordin RUS 90.450
5. David Sender USA 89.050
6. Fabian Hambüchen GER 88.900
6. Brett McClure USA 88.900
8. Li Junhao CHN 87.950
9. Nathan Gafuik CAN 87.600
10. Ryuta Nakazato JPN 87.400
11. Florent Marée FRA 87.100
12. Razvan Selariu ROM 85.750
13. Danilo Nogueira BRA 84.850

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