2015 City of Jesolo Trophy Final Results

/ March 28, 2015

The 2015 City of Jesolo Trophy was held from March 25 through March 29 in Jesolo, Italy.

The results below are from all finals competition held over the weekend. For preliminary results, click here.

Senior All-Around Final Results

Rank Name Nation VT UB BB FX AA
1 Simone Biles United States 15.950 15.050 15.150 15.950 62.100
2 Bailie Key United States 15.200 14.900 14.400 15.000 59.500
3 Aly Raisman United States 15.250 14.000 14.650 15.200 59.100
4 Gabby Douglas United States 15.300 14.600 14.900 14.100 58.900
5 Alyssa Baumann United States 15.350 14.250 15.000 14.100 58.700
6 Erika Fasana Italy 14.900 14.000 14.050 14.600 57.550
7 Maggie Nichols United States 15.300 14.600 14.150 13.450 57.500
8 Megan Skaggs United States 15.100 14.150 14.000 13.900 57.150
9 Madison Desch United States 14.950 14.400 13.350 14.200 56.900
10 Kyla Ross United States 15.400 14.950 14.900 11.500 56.750
11 Isabela Onyshko Canada 14.400 14.250 14.200 13.750 56.600
12 Ellie Black Canada 14.450* 14.200 13.550 13.950 56.150
13 Martina Rizzelli Italy 14.600 14.250 13.400 13.650 55.900
14 Carlotta Ferlito Italy 14.350 13.950 13.900 13.450 55.650
15 Marine Brevet France 13.950 13.400 14.000 13.900 55.250
16 Emily Schild United States 15.150 14.500 12.800 12.500 54.950
17 Anne Kuhm France 14.000 13.400 13.800 13.300 54.500
18 Audrey Rousseau Canada 14.000 13.650 13.400 13.200 54.250
Loan His France 14.100 14.250 12.550 13.350 54.250
20 Tea Ugrin Italy 13.800 13.700 13.500 13.200 54.200
21 Camille Bahl France 14.400* 13.000 13.200 13.300 53.900
22 Valentine Pikul France 13.600 13.900 13.400 12.950 53.850
23 Elisa Meneghini Italy 14.200 12.400 14.050 12.850 53.500
Emily Little Australia 14.900 12.150 13.400 13.050 53.500
Victoria-Kayen Woo Canada 14.050 13.450 12.800 13.200 53.500
26 Alessia Leolini Italy 13.900 13.400 12.900 13.050 53.250
27 Helody Cyrenne Canada 13.900 13.350 12.100 13.050 52.400
Sydney Townsend Canada 13.750 12.200 13.400 13.050 52.400
29 Eliza Freeman Australia 13.950 12.700 11.850 12.300 50.800
30 Sabrina Gill Canada 13.750 14.200 13.950 —— 41.900
31 Georgia Godwin Australia 14.250 —— 12.700 12.500 39.450
32 Arianna Rocca Italy 14.900* —— 12.950 —— 27.850
33 Emma Nedov Australia —— —— 14.800 12.550 27.350
34 Sofia Bonistalli Italy 13.350 —— —— 13.200 26.550
35 Louise Vanhille France —— —— 12.450 —— 12.450
36 Enus Mariani Italy —— 10.750 —— —— 10.750

Senior Vault Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total Average
1 Simone Biles United States 6.3 9.600 15.900 15.525
5.6 9.550 15.150
2 Arianna Rocca Italy 5.8 9.100 14.900 14.500
5.0 9.100 14.100
3 Ellie Black Canada 5.5 8.600 14.100 14.200
5.4 8.900 14.300
4 Camille Bahl France 5.8 8.850 -0.1 14.550 13.975
4.6 8.800 13.400
5 Helody Cyrenne France 5.0 8.850 13.850 13.575
4.6 8.700 13.300

Senior Bars Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Kyla Ross United States 6.0 9.250 15.250
2 Bailie Key United States 6.1 9.050 15.150
3 Sabrina Gill Canada 5.8 8.500 14.300
4 Erika Fasana Italy 5.6 8.600 14.200
5 Valentine Pikul France 5.7 8.350 14.050
6 Martina Rizzelli Italy 5.9 7.950 13.850
7 Loan His France 5.8 7.650 13.450
8 Isabela Onyshko Canada 6.1 7.150 13.250

Senior Beam Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Simone Biles United States 6.5 8.750 15.250
2 Alyssa Baumann United States 6.2 8.350 14.550
3 Carlotta Ferlito Italy 5.8 8.500 14.300
4 Isabela Onyshko Canada 6.0 8.250 14.250
5 Marine Brevet France 5.9 8.300 14.200
6 Emma Nedov Australia 5.6 8.500 14.100
7 Ellie Black Canada 6.2 7.650 13.850
8 Elisa Meneghini Italy 5.7 7.400 13.100

Senior Floor Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Simone Biles United States 6.8 9.250 16.050
2 Erika Fasana Italy 6.0 8.900 14.900
3 Aly Raisman United States 6.3 8.850  -0.3 14.850
4 Ellie Black Canada 5.7 8.650 14.250
5 Isabela Onyshko Canada 5.6 8.550 14.150
6 Martina Rizzelli Italy 5.7 8.200 13.900
7 Anne Kuhm France 5.1 8.200 13.200
8 Camille Bahl France 5.1 7.950 12.750

Senior Team Final Results

Rank Team VT UB BB FX Total
1 United States 61.950 59.500 59.600 60.250 241.300
Alyssa Baumann 15.350 14.250 15.000 14.100
Simone Biles 15.950* 15.050 15.150 15.950
Gabby Douglas 15.300 14.600 14.900 14.100
Bailie Key 15.200 14.900 14.400 15.000
Maggie Nichols 15.300 14.600 14.150 13.450
Aly Raisman 15.250 14.000 14.650 15.200
Kyla Ross 15.400 14.950 14.900 11.500
2 Italy 58.050 55.900 55.500 54.900 224.350
Erika Fasana 14.900 14.000 14.050 14.600
Carlotta Ferlito 14.350 13.950 13.900 13.450
Alessia Leolini 13.900 13.400 12.900 13.050
Elisa Meneghini 14.200 12.400 14.050 12.850
Martina Rizzelli 14.600 14.250 13.400 13.650
Tea Ugrin 13.800 13.700 13.500 13.200
3 Canada 56.250 56.300 55.100 54.100 221.750
Ellie Black 14.450 14.200 13.550 13.950
Helody Cyrenne 13.900 13.350 12.100 13.050
Sabrina Gill 13.750 14.200 13.950 ——
Isabela Onyshko 14.400 14.250 14.200 13.750
Audrey Rousseau 14.000 13.650 13.400 13.200
Sydney Townsend 13.750 12.200 13.400 13.050
Victoria-Kayen Woo 14.050 13.450 12.800 13.200
4 France 56.450 54.950 54.400 53.850 219.650
Camille Bahl 14.400 13.000 13.200 13.300
Marine Brevet 13.950 13.400 14.000 13.900
Loan His 14.100 14.250 12.550 13.350
Anne Kuhm 14.000 13.400  13.800 13.300
Valentine Pikul 13.600 13.900 13.400 12.950
Louise Vanhille —— —— 12.450 ——
5 Australia 43.100 24.850 52.750 50.400 171.100
Eliza Freeman 13.950 12.700 11.850 12.300
Georgia Godwin 14.250 —— 12.700 12.500
Emily Little 14.900 12.150 13.400 13.050

Junior All-Around Final Results

Rank Name Nation VT UB BB FX AA
1 Laurie Hernandez United States 14.450 14.400 14.300 14.500 57.650
2 Norah Flatley United States 14.100 14.300 14.700 14.350 57.450
3 Jazmyn Foberg United States 14.400 14.200 14.100 13.850 56.550
4 Rose-Kaying Woo Canada 14.600 13.500 14.400 13.800 56.300
5 Ragan Smith United States 14.450 12.850 14.500 14.300 56.100
6 Olivia Trautman United States 14.500 12.700 14.000 14.000 55.200
7 Ana Padurariu Canada 13.750 13.300 14.350 13.550 54.950
8 Jade Chrobok Canada 14.250 13.350 13.300 13.850 54.750
9 Victoria Nguyen United States 14.600 12.500 14.700 12.700 54.500
10 Shallon Olsen Canada 14.600 12.750 13.350 13.800 54.500
11 Francesca Linari Italy 13.550 12.850 13.300 13.400 53.100
12 Michela Redemagni Italy 12.850 12.500 13.450 13.500 52.300
13 Meaghan Ruttan Canada 12.400 13.150 13.600 12.850 52.000
14 Talia Folino Australia 14.150 11.150 13.250 12.950 51.500
15 Giorgia Villa Italy 13.400 13.350 11.850 12.700 51.300
16 Megan Roberts Canada 14.500 11.100 11.300 13.800 50.700
17 Nicole Simionato Italy 12.950 11.500 12.750 13.200 50.400
18 Emily Whitehead Australia 13.050 13.750 10.950 12.650 50.400
19 Clara Colombo Italy 12.550 12.050 12.350 13.400 50.350
20 Yasmin Collier Australia 13.700 11.600 11.850 13.100 50.250
21 Sara Berardinelli Italy 13.200 11.600 12.250 12.950 50.000
22 Asia D’Amato Italy 12.250 12.850 12.400 12.450 49.950
23 Sofia Arosio Italy 12.600 12.050 13.150 11.900 49.700
24 Alice D’Amato Italy 13.300 11.150 12.150 13.000 49.600

Junior Vault Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total Average
1 Jazmyn Foberg United States 5.8 9.100 14.900 14.600
5.0 9.300 14.300
2 Shallon Olsen Canada 5.8 9.000 14.800 14.550
5.9 8.500 14.300
3 Ragan Smith United States 5.8 8.700 14.500 14.350
5.0 9.200 14.200
4 Francesca Linari Italy 5.0 8.800 13.800 13.550
4.4 8.900 13.300
5 Talia Folino Australia 5.0 9.100 14.100 13.500
4.0 8.900 12.900
6 Yasmin Collier Australia 5.0 8.450 13.450 12.975
4.0 8.500 12.500

Junior Bars Event Finals

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Laurie Hernandez United States 5.8 8.700 14.500
2 Norah Flatley United States 5.7 8.550 14.250
3 Rose-Kaying Woo Canada 5.5 8.550 14.050
4 Emily Whitehead Australia 5.6 8.400 14.000
5 Jade Chrobok Canada 5.3 8.100 13.400
6 Michela Redemagni Italy 5.0 8.350 13.350
7 Francesca Linari Italy 4.9 7.850 12.750
8 Talia Folino Australia 4.6 7.050 11.650

Junior Beam Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Norah Flatley United States 6.2 8.750 14.950
2 Victoria Nguyen United States 5.9 8.550 14.450
3 Rose-Kaying Woo Canada 5.9 7.850 13.750
4 Yasmin Collier Australia 5.0 8.350 13.350
5 Michela Redemagni Italy 5.0 8.200 13.200
6 Ana Padurariu Canada 5.9 6.800 12.700
7 Francesca Linari Italy 5.5 7.100 12.600
8 Talia Folino Australia 4.9 6.850 11.750

Junior Floor Final Results

Rank Athlete Nation D E ND Total
1 Laurie Hernandez United States 5.8 8.850 14.650
2 Ragan Smith United States 5.9 8.350 14.250
3 Megan Roberts Canada 5.5 8.400 13.900
4 Jade Chrobok Canada 5.4 8.500 13.900
5 Clara Colombo Italy 4.9 8.600 13.500
6 Michela Redemagni Italy 5.1 8.350 13.450
7 Yasmin Collier Australia 5.3 6.150 11.450
8 Talia Folino Australia 4.2 6.200 10.400

Junior Team Final Results

Rank Team VT UB BB FX Total
1 United States 58.000 55.750 58.200 57.150 229.100
Norah Flatley 14.100 14.300 14.700 14.350
Jazmyn Foberg 14.400* 14.200 14.100 13.850
Laurie Hernandez 14.450 14.400 14.300 14.500
Victoria Nguyen 14.600 12.500 14.700 12.700
Ragan Smith 14.450* 12.850 14.500 14.300
Olivia Trautman 14.500* 12.700 14.000 14.000
2 Canada 58.200 53.300 55.700 55.250 222.450
Jade Chrobok 14.250 13.350 13.300 13.850
Shallon Olsen 14.600* 12.750 13.350 13.800
Ana Padurariu 13.750 13.300 14.350 13.550
Megan Roberts 14.500* 11.100 11.300 13.800
Meaghan Ruttan 12.400 13.150 13.600 12.850
Rose-Kaying Woo 14.600* 13.500 14.400 13.800
3 Italy 52.550 49.450 52.650 53.500 208.150
Sofia Arosio 12.600 12.050 13.150 11.900
Sara Berardinelli 13.200 11.600 12.250 12.950
Clara Colombo 12.550 12.050 12.350 13.400
Francesca Linari 13.550* 12.850 13.300 13.400
Michela Redemagni 12.850 12.500 13.450 13.500
Nicole Simionato 12.950 11.500 12.750 13.200
4 Australia 40.900 36.500 36.050 38.700 152.150
Yasmin Collier 13.700* 11.600 11.850 13.100
Talia Folino 14.150* 11.150 13.250 12.950
Emily Whitehead 13.050 13.750 10.950 12.650
5 Young Dreams (Italy) 38.950 37.350 36.400 38.150 150.850
Alice D’Amato 13.300 11.150 12.150 13.000
Asia D’Amato 12.250 12.850 12.400 12.450
Giorgia Villa 13.400 13.350 11.850 12.700

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47 thoughts on “2015 City of Jesolo Trophy Final Results”

  2. It’s great to see the juniors perform so well! I wonder if any of them (who are age eligible) will be able to make it to Rio given how talented and deep the seniors look

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  3. I should prob wait to watch Norah’s beam routine but any idea why Norah’s beam was out of 6.1 only? I thought she had a higher starting value.

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  7. I’m not worried its bailies first meet back since her injury. All the haters and naysayers can hate. But she’ll get the last laugh buy the end of the year and next she’ll have her armarar done I know it

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    • Who was hating on Bailie? She did great for her senior international debut and first time back after such a long time! I was super excited to see where she was gonna stand today! The amanar is a big question for her TBH. Her DTY looked much better in competition today, but previously she had been struggling a little with even getting it around, as well as some form issues, but I’m sure that will continue to improve.

      Right now, the name of the game in USA is how many events can you be top 3? A lot of people thought Bailie would be a given for Rio. With all the strong comebacks it’s not so much a given anymore. (Not that she can’t still do it.) We will no doubt see a lot of upgrades from many girls over the course of this season and next. Let’s look at today for instance. Bailie was top 3 for USA on UB and FX. Will she hold top 3 for USA on UB by the end of the season? Not likely with upgrades from Douglas and the return of Locklear, Kocian, etc. Will she hold top 3 on FX? Not without a fight. What about beam? She wasn’t even top 4 there today, but of course she can improve that. I’m not knocking Bailie in any way! She’s a great asset to the team. Just pointing out that USA is SOOOO DEEP right now. It will be fascinating to see how worlds selection plays out! It’s gonna be a great year for gym fans.

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      • There were some people who were unhappy that Key was pulled out of most 2014 comps (especially coming to them, then not competing). Several people on the gymternet definitely questioned her coaches and what it meant for her senior début
        That being said, I agree that she had a fabulous competition!

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  8. Congrat to simone!! another unbeatable performance!! Leading even on her “weak” UB event?! I can only hope that simone will continue to upgrade her gorgeous FX and VT (at least a cheng if she don’t ever disappointingly try a TTY). Hope she also will embrace UB more seeing how much better she can get…

    Key put up a great fight considering she didn’t compete for most of last year with injury. I hope key can get back her gorgeous beam again… She definitely could be better but didn’t disappoint today.

    Aly and Gabby comeback is definitely legit considering how long they have been off. Great first competition for them….Hope they will continue to get better….. Now if they can ever talk to Mckayla……

    Disappointed for kyla… Really hope she will get things back for classics and nationals… She is at real risk of being left out of worlds :(….

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    • You are way off, I don’t think Kyla is at all in risk of being left out. She has been an extremely consistent competitor for the last three years medaling every time. This wasn’t even remotely a bad meet for her it was one bad event.

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      • I agree with you, actually many gymnasts struggled to stick the landings and stumbled out of them, I wonder if it has to do with the floor itself..I mean, it’s not AAI, it’s jf or gymnova so maybe it pushes in a slight different way form AAI and it’harder to adapt to it? Anyway I think Kyla had a good day overall except on floor, the other scores were really good!

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      • I guess my initial response was a little exaggerated considering how good she was doing till then… So was kind of disappointing the ending for her. I am actually a fan of her and just feeling really bad considering how good her new FX was in training…. anyway, I do think she will come back again…. With US having such strong all arounders in simone, key, aly, douglas, and kyla, they are unbeatable in depth with no other federation having as many strong AA. just sucks that we probably won’t see all 5 at worlds or rio….

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      • That makes sense!I’m sorry too that she fell, since she was doing so well…but I’m sure she’ll fix everything, she’s such a great competitor! But it’s true that right now the U.S. competition field is full of great all-arounders, it’s interesting to see what will happen from now on 🙂

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      • I agree – I don’t think Kyla is at risk of being left out of worlds based on this meet. Also, a woman at the meet said on Twitter that Kyla was icing her leg during warm ups, so perhaps that had something to do with floor, though I think she just had too much bounce/power on her first pass and then was shocked and/or slightly hurt through the rest of it. I actually think that this meet could point toward a 2015 Worlds Team of Biles, Ross, Key, Raisman, Douglas and Baumann! Thought there are many more months to go. 🙂

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    • Kyla’s scores were necessary for Team USA on 3 events today; she scored the second highest vault (15.4), put up the second highest UB and tied for third on BB (but a score of 14.9 is nothing to gaff at!). And as usual she did all this with less difficulty than her competitors. She’s training harder dance skills on fx and mentioned upping UB to make a world’s final so i think considering what she contributed today, by the time World’s comes around, her place on the team and what she offers in terms of consistency, elegance, execution, and high scores will be more noticeable. Besides, she and Simone are the only ones Martha can depend on thru everything lol!

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    • Kyla was in the top 3 for the US on every other event besides floor (on BB, she tied for 3rd highest score with Douglas). Now this will change by the end of the season. Once other girls start throwing amanars (Douglas, Raisman, ?Baumann, etc), I would doubt she’ll stay in the top 3 on vault. Also she will have to work really hard to stay top 3 on BB as we’re likely going to see improvements from Raisman and Douglas there as well, maybe even Key (although this was admittedly not Kyla’s best beam today). It’s unbelievable how many great all arounders the US is fielding right now. It’s going to make worlds selection really tricky.

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      • We say this literally every year: Kyla ur not gonna be competitive by the time so and so blah blah blah…lol. Besides, she said she couldnt upgrade last year even though she understood she wouldnt be able to make so many finals, so she knows what she has to do to stay on top. On the plus side she graduates this spring so she can focus solely on gymnastics from now on. But seriously every year we say she’ll be replaced and every year she’s still our number 2. Give the girl some credit lol. With upgrades her position will be maintained even as others upgrade. It’s just the way it is when ur gymnastics is flawless and consistent.

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      • Sorry, did that come off as me not giving her any credit? That’s not how I intended it at all. I was actually responding to the person who said she put her worlds spot in jeopardy, because I DON’T think she did. I’m just pointing out that USA is a lot deeper this year than they were last year – no doubt about it. So her consistency is not going to be as big of an asset COMPARATIVELY to last season. It will be a race to the top 3 between many girls. I will not be at all shocked if we see Kyla on another worlds team. I’m just so excited to see how this plays out. I need to step away from the gymternet – I can’t seem to peel myself away from it the last few days! It’s so exciting, lol

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  10. Well, marta did comment something about testing out a 2015 worlds team at this meet. With the current team, they can definitely qualify two to FX, BB. They can probably qualify at least one to UB (although won’t be able to medal) and definitely one to VT. So the question is how much specialist you want to try to win more EF medals…. Thus there is still a role for locklear, kocian and even skinner….

    Based on today result, unless the upcoming juniors have some upgrades, I don’t know if we will see any of them in rio due to the strong current senior performance. but anything can happen in 15 months I guess…

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  12. Simone Biles is killin’ it posting the highest score on her “weak” event, bars. Loved watching Aly and Gabby’s floor routines – what a comeback. Congrats to Bailie Key for finishing second. Hopefully she can make some upgrades and make it to some event finals in the future. A great meet for Team USA overall. Excited for Alyssa Baumann, Victoria Nguyen, and Norah Flatley in the beam finals!

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  13. Interesting that had US junior team compete as senior they would have place as 2nd team. But it’s also interesting to see the gap between the senior and junior US team….

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      • Can someone post a link for Jesolo EF live feed? There’s not a countdown video link on the Italian site like for the senior team and AA right now. Thanks.

        looks like the FGI was able to have live feed to the senior team and AA but seems like they couldn’t archive the video afterward 😦

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    • marta strategizing :). I don’t think simone cared much about not doing bars. She doesn’t exactly love bars and probably appreciated a break for her shoulders,,. and she already prove that she could sweep the ef podium anyway. Key may now be called upon to further her bars more now?

      Same thing with flatly and smith?

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        • They can’t really in FIG competition, but invitationals like this I like to refer to as “no rules” meets. Canada also did a substitute with their juniors on floor. At invitationals it’s sometimes like, your country earned the spot, so the spot is still technically yours and you can swap in another athlete. For the U.S. it was basically a way to get experience for some of the others who didn’t make a final but are typically strong on that event. Like, in a team final at a competition like Worlds, Simone probably isn’t the first choice for bars, but Bailie could be, so might as well get her out there and competing it. Plus, yeah, Simone definitely could’ve used a rest! Last year, Alyssa and Mykayla made mistakes on beam and floor in TFs, and Alyssa ended up qualifying to FX and Mykayla made it on BB, so Martha just swapped the two since it made more sense to have it be the opposite and the Italian federation really doesn’t care.

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