Aruna Budda Reddy

China Hoping to Dominate Asian Games, Beginning Tuesday

The Chinese women are coming to the Asian Games with a killer team and hope to contend for multiple gold medals in Jakarta.

August 20, 2018 in 2018 Asian Games, Aida Kurbanova, Amalia Fauziah Nubuwah, Arailym Meiram, Armartiani Armartiani, Aruna Budda Reddy, Bui Nguyen Hai Yen, Chan Tsz Sum, Chen Chian Shiun, Chen Yile, China, Chuang Hsiu-Ju, Corinne Bunagan, Cristina Onofre, Dipa Karmakar, Fang Ko Ching, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Hong Kong, Huang Hui Mei, India, Indonesia, Jana El Keky, Japan, Jon Jang Mi, Jong Un Gyong, Kaitlin DeGuzman, Kanyanat Boontoeng, Kazakhstan, Kim Jury, Kim Su Jong, Kim Won Yong, Lai Pin Ju, Lee Eunju, Liu Jinru, Liu Tingting, Luo Huan, Malaysia, Nadine Joy Nathan, Ng Yan Yin, North Korea, Nur Cahya, Oksana Chusovitina, Olga Sanjiyeva, Philippines, Praewpraw Doungchan, Pranati Das, Pranati Nayak, Pyon Rye Yong, Qatar, Rifda Irfanaluthfi, Sabina Turobova, Sasiwimon Mueangphuan, Shiho Nakaji, Singapore, South Korea, Soyoka Hanawa, Sze En Tan, Taiwan, Tan Ing Yueh, Tazsa Miranda Devira, Thailand, Thidaporn Khanthara, Tienna Nguyen, Tracie Ang, Tran Doan Quynh Nam, Truong Khanh Van, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yekaterina Chuikina, Yeo Seojeong, Yuki Uchiyama, Yumika Nakamura, Yun Narae, Yurika Yumoto, Zhang Jin.

Black Wins Commonwealth Games All-Around

Ellie Black of Canada fought through a fall on beam to take down the all-around competition for her second gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

April 7, 2018 in 2018 Commonwealth Games, Alice Kinsella, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Bonita Shurmer, Canada, Cara Kennedy, Ellie Black, England, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, Great Britain, India, Isabela Onyshko, Isle of Man, Jersey, Kelly Simm, Latalia Bevan, Maisie Methuen, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nicole Burns, Pranati Das, Rachelle Flambard, Scotland, Shannon Archer, Stella Ashcroft, Tan Ing Yueh, Wales.

2018 Commonwealth Games Results

Results from the 2018 Commonwealth Games, held from April 5 through April 9 in Gold Coast, Australia.

April 6, 2018 in 2018 Commonwealth Games, Alexandra Eade, Alice Kinsella, Amaya Kalukottage, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Bonita Shurmer, Brittany Rogers, Canada, Cara Kennedy, Cayman Islands, Claudia Cummins, Colette Chan, Cyprus, Eleni Eliades, Ellie Black, Ellie Russell, Emily Thomas, Emily Whitehead, England, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Gloria Philassides, Great Britain, Holly Jones, India, Isabela Onyshko, Isabella Tolometti, Isle of Man, Jade Chrobok, Jersey, Jolie Ruckley, Kaushini Gamage, Kelly Simm, Latalia Bevan, Lucy Stanhope, Maisie Methuen, Malaysia, Malta, Naveen Daries, New Zealand, Nicole Burns, Nur Azira Aziri, Pranati Das, Pranati Nayak, Rachelle Flambard, Raegan Rutty, Results, Rianna Mizzen, Ridma Bengalage, Samantha Peene, Sana Grillo, Scotland, Shallon Olsen, Shannon Archer, Singapore, Sofia Ramzan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Stella Ashcroft, Taeja James, Tan Ing Yueh, Wales.

The Commonwealth Games Master Team List

The master team list for the women set to compete at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia beginning April 5.

March 29, 2018 in 2018 Commonwealth Games, Alexandra Eade, Alice Kinsella, Amaya Kalukottage, Amy Tinkler, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Bonita Shurmer, Brittany Rogers, Canada, Cara Kennedy, Cayman Islands, Claudia Cummins, Claudia Fragapane, Colette Chan, Cyprus, Eleni Eliades, Ellie Black, Ellie Russell, Emily Thomas, Emily Whitehead, England, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Geanie Ng, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Gloria Philassides, Great Britain, Holly Jones, India, Isabela Onyshko, Isabella Tolometti, Isle of Man, Jade Chrobok, Jersey, Jolie Ruckley, Kaushini Gamage, Kelly Simm, Latalia Bevan, Lucy Stanhope, Maisie Methuen, Malaysia, Malta, Naveen Daries, New Zealand, Nicole Burns, Nur Azira Aziri, Pranati Das, Pranati Nayak, Rachelle Flambard, Raegan Rutty, Rebecca Moore, Rianna Mizzen, Ridma Bengalage, Rose-Kaying Woo, Samantha Peene, Sana Grillo, Scotland, Shallon Olsen, Shannon Archer, Singapore, Sofia Ramzan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Stella Ashcroft, Taeja James, Tan Ing Yueh, Tracie Ang, Wales.

Chen Stuns on Beam in Melbourne Final

Chen Yile, a first-year senior from China, was brilliant in the beam final at the Melbourne World Cup, winning the gold by a two-point margin.

March 3, 2018 in 2018 Melbourne World Cup, Alexandra Eade, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Brazil, Chen Yile, China, Du Siyu, Estella Matthewson, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, India, Isabel Barbosa, Isabella Brett, Japan, Lithuania, Malaysia, Nadine Joy Nathan, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Slovenia, Stella Ashcroft, Taiwan, Tjasa Kysselef, Zeng Qiyan.

Kysselef Finally Gets Her Gold

Tjasa Kysselef of Slovenia, 24, finally won the gold medal on vault at the world cup in Melbourne after nearly a decade competing in the circuit.

February 24, 2018 in 2018 Melbourne World Cup, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Charlotte Ryan, Chen Yile, China, Croatia, Du Siyu, Emily Whitehead, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, India, Japan, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Liu Jinru, Maia Fishwick, Malaysia, Nadine Joy Nathan, New Zealand, Philippines, Pranati Nayak, Rianna Mizzen, Singapore, Slovenia, Taiwan, Tjasa Kysselef, Zeng Qiyan.

2018 Melbourne World Cup Results

Results from the 2018 Melbourne World Cup, held from February 22 through February 26 in Melbourne, Australia.

February 22, 2018 in 2018 Melbourne World Cup, Alexandra Eade, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Brazil, Charlotte Ryan, Chen Yile, China, Du Siyu, Emily Whitehead, Estella Matthewson, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, India, Isabel Barbosa, Isabella Brett, Liu Jinru, Maia Fishwick, Malaysia, Nadine Joy Nathan, New Zealand, Ng Le En, Pranati Nayak, Rianna Mizzen, Singapore, Slovenia, Stella Ashcroft, Tan Ing Yueh, Tjasa Kysselef, Zeng Qiyan.

China’s Much-Anticipated New Seniors to Debut in Melbourne

The Chinese federation will introduce three new seniors at the first world cup of the year in Melbourne next month.

January 24, 2018 in 2018 Melbourne World Cup, Alexandra Eade, Aruna Budda Reddy, Australia, Brazil, Charlotte Ryan, Chen Yile, China, Croatia, Du Siyu, Emily Whitehead, Emma Nedov, Estella Matthewson, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia Rose Brown, India, Isabel Barbosa, Japan, Kazakhstan, Li Qi, Lithuania, Liu Jinru, Maia Fishwick, Malaysia, Nadine Joy Nathan, Namibia, New Zealand, Ng Le En, Philippines, Pranati Nayak, Rianna Mizzen, Singapore, Slovenia, Stella Ashcroft, Taiwan, Tan Ing Yueh, Tjasa Kysselef, Zeng Qiyan.

2017 World Championships Women’s Results

Results from the 2017 World Championships, held from October 2 through October 8 in Montreal, Canada.

October 12, 2017 in 2017 World Championships, Agata Vostruchovaite, Agnes Suto, Agustina Pisos, Ahtziri Sandoval, Aiko Sugihara, Alice Kinsella, Amy Tinkler, Ana Derek, Ana Laura Wong, Ana Perez, Anastasia Iliankova, Anastasija Dubova, Aneta Holasova, Angelina Melnikova, Angelina Radivilova, Argentina, Argyro Afrati, Aruna Budda Reddy, Ashton Locklear, Asuka Teramoto, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbora Mokosova, Belgium, Boglarka Devai, Boglarka Tömböl, Brazil, Brooklyn Moors, Bui Nguyen Hai Yen, Bulgaria, Camila Ambrosio, Camila Bonzo, Canada, Catalina Ponor, Cathy Eksteen, China, Chuang Hsiu-Ju, Cintia Rodriguez, Claudia Colom, Claudia Cummins, Claudia Fragapane, Coline Devillard, Colombia, Courtney McGregor, Croatia, Cuba, Czechia, Dalia Al Salty, Dayana Ardila, Denmark, Desiree Carofiglio, Diana Varinska, Dominiqua Belanyi, Egypt, Elena Eremina, Elisabeth Seitz, Ellie Black, Emilie Winther, Estella Matthewson, Evangelia Plyta, Eythora Thorsdottir, Fabienne Studer, Fan Yilin, Fang Ko Ching, Farah Hussein, Farah Salem, Filipa Martins, Finland, France, Gaya Giladi, Georgia Godwin, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Germany, Ginna Escobar, Giulia Steingruber, Great Britain, Greece, Hana Kassem, Helmi Murto, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ilaria Käslin, India, Ioana Crisan, Ioanna Xoulogi, Irina Sazonova, Isabela Onyshko, Isabella Brett, Israel, Italy, Jade Carey, Jamaica, Japan, Jasmin Mader, Jonna Adlerteg, Julie Søderstrøm, Kazakhstan, Kim Bui, Kim Jury, Lai Pin Ju, Lara Mori, Latvia, Lee Eunju, Lieke Wevers, Linnea Wang, Lithuania, Liu Tingting, Lo Yu Ju, Lorette Charpy, Lucie Jirikova, Lucija Hribar, Luo Huan, Mackenzie Robinson, Maellyse Brassart, Mai Murakami, Maija Leinonen, Marcia Vidiaux, Maria Paseka, Mariana Marianito, Mariana Pitrez, Marija Ribalcenko, Marina Nekrasova, Marine Boyer, Marlies Männersdorfer, Martine Skregelid, Mayra Vaquie, Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, Mette Hulgaard, Mexico, Milca Leon, Miriana Almeida, Morgan Hurd, Naveen Daries, Netherlands, New Zealand, Ng Yan Yin, Nina Derwael, Nora Fernandez, Norway, Ofir Kremer, Ofir Netzer, Oksana Chusovitina, Pamela Arriojas, Pamela Georgieva, Panama, Paula Mejias, Pauline Schäfer, Portugal, Pranati Nayak, Puerto Rico, Ragan Smith, Results, Rianna Mizzen, Romania, Rune Hermans, Russia, Sae Miyakawa, Sanne Wevers, Sara Berardinelli, Shailee Weiss, Shallon Olsen, Sherine El Zeiny, Slovakia, Slovenia, Solveig Berg, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sung Gaeun, Switzerland, Tabea Alt, Taiwan, Talia Folino, Türkiye, Thais Fidelis, Tisha Volleman, Tjasa Kysselef, Truong Khanh Van, Tutya Yilmaz, Ukraine, United States, Uzbekistan, Valentina Pardo, Valeriia Iarmolenko, Valeriia Osipova, Valerija Grisane, Vanessa Ferrari, Venezuela, Veronika Cenkova, Victoria Mata, Vietnam, Wang Yan, Yekaterina Chuikina, Yesenia Ferrera, Yoana Yankova, Yuliya Inshina, Zhanerke Duisek, Zsofia Kovacs.

The World Championships Qualification Live Blog – Subdivision 2

The live blog for subdivision two of women’s qualifications at the 2017 World Championships in Montreal, Canada.

October 3, 2017 in 2017 World Championships, Anastasia Iliankova, Angelina Melnikova, Aruna Budda Reddy, Belgium, Brooklyn Moors, Bui Nguyen Hai Yen, Canada, Cathy Eksteen, Claudia Cummins, Egypt, Elena Eremina, Ellie Black, Farah Hussein, Farah Salem, Filipa Martins, Gaya Giladi, Hana Kassem, Hong Kong, India, Isabela Onyshko, Israel, Maellyse Brassart, Maria Paseka, Mariana Marianito, Mariana Pitrez, Naveen Daries, Ng Yan Yin, Nina Derwael, Ofir Kremer, Ofir Netzer, Portugal, Pranati Nayak, Rune Hermans, Russia, Shailee Weiss, Shallon Olsen, Sherine El Zeiny, South Africa, Truong Khanh Van, Vietnam.

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