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2022 Cottbus World Cup | Event Finals Day 2 Live Blog

The live blog for the second day of event finals at the 2022 Cottbus World Cup, held in Cottbus, Germany.

February 27, 2022 in 2022 Cottbus World Cup, Ada Ogieglo, Aiyu Zhu, Alba Petisco, Anastasiya Smantsar, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Claudia Villalba, Croatia, Czechia, Daniela Batrona, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lucie Trnkova, Lucija Hribar, Mari Kanter, Maria Tronrud, Men's Gymnastics, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sanna Veerman, Slovenia, Spain, Türkiye, Tisha Volleman, Ukraine, United States.

2022 Cottbus World Cup | Event Finals Day 1 Live Blog

The live blog for the first day of event finals at the 2022 Cottbus World Cup, held in Cottbus, Germany.

February 26, 2022 in 2022 Cottbus World Cup, Adelina Rylko, Aiyu Zhu, Alba Petisco, Albania, Anastasiya Smantsar, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Croatia, Daniela Batrona, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Keira Rolston-Larking, Lea Marie Quaas, Maria Tronrud, Men's Gymnastics, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Poland, Samira Gahramanova, Sanna Veerman, Selma Halvorsen, Slovenia, Spain, Türkiye, Tisha Volleman, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, United States, Wiktoria Lopuszanska.

Ukrainian Gymnasts Lead Three Events in Cottbus Qualifications Under Unimaginable Circumstances

Gymnasts from Ukraine finished qualifications at the Cottbus world cup with a total of nine finals spots, including three in first place.

February 26, 2022 in 2022 Cottbus World Cup, Alba Petisco, Albania, Anastasiya Smantsar, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Claudia Villalba, Croatia, Daniela Batrona, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lucija Hribar, Maria Tronrud, Men's Gymnastics, Netherlands, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Poland, Sanna Veerman, Slovenia, Spain, Türkiye, Tisha Volleman, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, United States, Wiktoria Lopuszanska.

Cairo World Cup Nominative Roster Released

The nominative roster for the apparatus world cup in Cairo, Egypt, set to begin on March 17.

February 21, 2022 in 2022 Cairo World Cup, Aida Kurbanova, Albania, Algeria, Anastasiia Bachynska, Angel Wong Hiu Ying, Areti Pagoni, Armenia, Aruna Budda Reddy, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bianka Schermann, Caitlin Rooskrantz, Canada, Chama Temmami, Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam, Croatia, Csenge Bacskay, Cyprus, Darya Yassinskaya, Dildora Aripova, Dorina Böczögö, Egypt, Elvira Katsali, Finland, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Jana Abdelsalam, Jana Mahmoud, Kazakhstan, Lahna Salem, Laurie Denommee, Lihie Raz, Lithuania, Lucija Hribar, Malaysia, Mari Kanter, Medina Kenenbay, Men's Gymnastics, Milana Minakovskaya, Morocco, Nancy Taman, Naveen Daries, Nisrine Hassanaine, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Oksana Chusovitina, Ominakhon Khalilova, Poland, Pranati Das, Pranati Nayak, Rachel Yeoh Li Wen, Rihab Sidra Sedhane, Samira Gahramanova, Slovenia, Sophie Marois, South Africa, Tan Ing Yueh, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, United States, Uzbekistan, Zala Trtnik, Zeina Ibrahim, Zsofia Kovacs.

Chusovitina Expected to Return in Doha

Eight-time Olympian Oksana Chusovitina is out of retirement and planning her return to competition at the world cup in Doha.

February 10, 2022 in 2022 Doha World Cup, Aida Kurbanova, Albania, Alexandra Shametko, Algeria, Anastasiya Smantsar, Angel Wong Hiu Ying, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bianka Schermann, Breanna Scott, Cemre Kendirci, Chama Temmami, Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam, Colombia, Croatia, Csenge Bacskay, Czechia, Daniela Batrona, Dorina Böczögö, Duha Al Habshi, Ella Borg, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Georgia, Great Britain, Gulnaz Jumabekova, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Keira Rolston-Larking, Korkem Yerbossynkyzy, Lahna Salem, Lithuania, Lucija Hribar, Malta, Maria Minaeva, Men's Gymnastics, Nazli Savranbasi, New Zealand, Oksana Chusovitina, Qatar, Reece Cobb, Russia, Sihem Hamidi, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Tara Vella Clark, Türkiye, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Viktoria Listunova, Vladislava Urazova, Yana Vorona, Yuliia Kasianenko, Zala Trtnik.

Nominative Roster Set for Cottbus, First FIG Competition in the 2024 Quad

The FIG has released the roster for the Cottbus world cup, which marks the first major international competition in the 2024 quad.

January 30, 2022 in 2022 Cottbus World Cup, Adelina Rylko, Aiyu Zhu, Alba Petisco, Albania, Anastasiya Smantsar, Angel Wong Hiu Ying, Areti Pagoni, Armenia, Audrey Rousseau, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbora Kundrát, Belarus, Canada, Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam, Croatia, Czechia, Daniela Batrona, Ellie Downie, Elvira Katsali, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Irene Ros, Israel, Italy, Kaja Skalska, Kazakhstan, Keira Rolston-Larking, Konstantina Maragkou, Latvia, Laura Bechdeju, Lea Marie Quaas, Lucie Trnkova, Lucija Hribar, Mari Kanter, Maria Tronrud, Men's Gymnastics, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Panama, Poland, Reece Cobb, Rose-Kaying Woo, Samira Gahramanova, Sanna Veerman, Selma Halvorsen, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Türkiye, Thailand, Tisha Volleman, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, United States, Uzbekistan, Wiktoria Giemza, Wiktoria Lopuszanska, Yuliia Kasianenko, Zala Trtnik.

2021 World Championships Men’s Results

Results from the 2021 World Championships, held from October 18 through October 24 in Kitakyushu, Japan.

October 27, 2021 in 2021 World Championships, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Men's Gymnastics, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Philippines, Portugal, Results, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Türkiye, Thailand, Ukraine, United States, Vietnam.

2021 World Championships Results

Results from the 2021 World Championships, held from October 18 through October 24 in Kitakyushu, Japan.

October 26, 2021 in 2021 World Championships, Ada Hautala, Agata Vostruchovaite, Alais Perea, Alice D'Amato, Anastasiia Bachynska, Angel Wong Hiu Ying, Angelica Mesa, Angelina Melnikova, Aruna Budda Reddy, Asia D'Amato, Audrey Rousseau, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbora Kundrát, Becky Downie, Bianca Frysak, Bilge Tarhan, Brazil, Camille Rasmussen, Canada, Carolann Heduit, Cassie Lee, Célia Serber, Celeste Mordenti, Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam, Charlize Mörz, China, Christina Zwicker, Cinthia Ruiz, Coline Devillard, Colombia, Croatia, Csenge Bacskay, Czechia, Denmark, Desiree Carofiglio, Do Thi Ngoc Huong, Dominika Ponizilova, Ecuador, Egypt, Elena Usakova, Elisa Iorio, Elisabeth Geurts, eMjae Frazier, Emma Slevin, Eom Dohyun, Fang Ko Ching, Farah Hussein, Farida Dabour, Filipa Martins, Finland, France, Freja Petersen, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Geffen Dor, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Germany, Great Britain, Gudrun Hardardottir, Hildur Gudmundsdottir, Hitomi Hatakeda, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jennifer Williams, Juliana Ochoa, Juliane Tøssebro, Kayla DiCello, Konnor McClain, Lai Pin Ju, Leanne Wong, Lee Dayeong, Lee Yunseo, Li Shijia, Lilli Habisreutinger, Lithuania, Louise Lopez, Lucija Hribar, Luo Rui, Luxembourg, Mai Murakami, Maisa Kuusikko, Margret Kristinsdottir, Maria Ceplinschi, Maria Jose Villegas, Maria Mendes, Maria Minaeva, Maria Tronrud, Mariam Omar, Marie Rønbeck, Marlies Männersdorfer, Mexico, Milana Minakovskaya, Nancy Taman, Nanna Gudmundsdottir, Naomi Visser, Natalia Escalera, Nathalie Westlund, Netherlands, Nikolett Szilágyi, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Paulina Campos, Pauline Schäfer, Portugal, Pranati Das, Qi Qi, Rafaela Ferreira, Rebeca Andrade, Results, Romania, Rosanna Ojala, Rose-Kaying Woo, Ruby Stacey, Russia, Samira Gahramanova, Sanna Veerman, Sara Surmanova, Selina Kickinger, Selma Halvorsen, Shin Solyi, Shraddha Talekar, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Stefanie Siegenthaler, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Türkiye, Ting Hua Tien, Tjasa Kysselef, Tonya Paulsson, Tran Doan Quynh Nam, Ukraine, United States, Urara Ashikawa, Valeriia Osipova, Vera van Pol, Vietnam, Vladislava Urazova, Wei Xiaoyuan, Yana Fedorova, Yana Vorona, Yelizaveta Hubareva, Yiseth Valenzuela, Yuna Hiraiwa, Zoja Szekely, Zsofia Kovacs.

The 2021 World Championships Women’s Master Team List

A full list of every athlete expected to compete at world championships in Kitakyushu, Japan beginning October 18.

October 12, 2021 in 2021 World Championships, Ada Hautala, Agata Vostruchovaite, Alais Perea, Alice D'Amato, Alva Eriksson, Anastasiia Bachynska, Angel Wong Hiu Ying, Angelica Mesa, Angelina Melnikova, Anina Wildi, Arina Olenova, Aruna Budda Reddy, Asia D'Amato, Audrey Rousseau, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbora Kundrát, Becky Downie, Bianca Frysak, Bilge Tarhan, Brazil, Camille Rasmussen, Canada, Carolann Heduit, Cassie Lee, Célia Serber, Celeste Mordenti, Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam, Charlize Mörz, China, Christina Zwicker, Cinthia Ruiz, Claudia Fragapane, Coline Devillard, Colombia, Croatia, Csenge Bacskay, Czechia, Denmark, Desiree Carofiglio, Do Thi Ngoc Huong, Dominika Ponizilova, Ecuador, Egypt, Elena Usakova, Elisa Iorio, Elisabeth Geurts, Emelie Westlund, eMjae Frazier, Emma Slevin, Eom Dohyun, Fang Ko Ching, Farah Hussein, Farida Dabour, Filipa Martins, Finland, France, Freja Petersen, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Geffen Dor, Georgia-Mae Fenton, Germany, Great Britain, Gudrun Hardardottir, Hildur Gudmundsdottir, Hitomi Hatakeda, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jennifer Williams, Juliana Ochoa, Juliane Tøssebro, Kayla DiCello, Konnor McClain, Lai Pin Ju, Latvia, Laurie Denommee, Leanne Wong, Lee Dayeong, Lee Yunseo, Li Shijia, Lilli Habisreutinger, Lithuania, Louise Lopez, Lucija Hribar, Luo Rui, Luxembourg, Mai Murakami, Maisa Kuusikko, Margret Kristinsdottir, Maria Ceplinschi, Maria Jose Villegas, Maria Mendes, Maria Minaeva, Maria Tronrud, Mariam Omar, Marie Rønbeck, Marlies Männersdorfer, Mexico, Milana Minakovskaya, Nancy Taman, Nanna Gudmundsdottir, Naomi Visser, Natalia Escalera, Nathalie Westlund, Netherlands, Nikolett Szilágyi, Norway, Ofir Netzer, Paulina Campos, Pauline Schäfer, Portugal, Pranati Das, Qi Qi, Rafaela Ferreira, Rebeca Andrade, Romania, Rosanna Ojala, Rose-Kaying Woo, Ruby Stacey, Russia, Samira Gahramanova, Sanna Veerman, Sara Surmanova, Selina Kickinger, Selma Halvorsen, Shilese Jones, Shin Solyi, Shraddha Talekar, Skye Blakely, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Stefanie Siegenthaler, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Türkiye, Ting Hua Tien, Tjasa Kysselef, Tonya Paulsson, Tran Doan Quynh Nam, Ukraine, United States, Urara Ashikawa, Valeriia Osipova, Vera van Pol, Vietnam, Vladislava Urazova, Wei Xiaoyuan, Yana Fedorova, Yana Vorona, Yelizaveta Hubareva, Yiseth Valenzuela, Yuna Hiraiwa, Zoja Szekely, Zsofia Kovacs.

Hungarians, Ukrainians Each Win Nine Medals at Grand Prix

Ukraine and host country Hungary had the most successful outings at the Grand Prix in Szombathely this weekend, with nine medals apiece.

September 30, 2021 in 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix, Albania, Anastasiia Bachynska, Austria, Azerbaijan, Brygida Urbanska, Canada, Csenge Bacskay, Czechia, Geffen Dor, Hungary, Ilka Juk, Israel, Kaja Skalska, Kateryna Kulinii, Kyra Cato, Men's Gymnastics, Meta Kunaver, Ofir Netzer, Poland, Sara Surmanova, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sydney Turner, Ukraine, Zoja Szekely, Zsofia Kovacs.

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