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2017 Sainté Gym Cup Results

Results from the 2017 Sainté Gym Cup, held from March 25 through March 26 in Saint-Étienne, France.

March 26, 2017 in 2017 Sainté Gym Cup, Alessia Canali, Aline Friess, Alison Lepin, Alix Scandella, Arianna Bellan, Austria, Belgium, Bianca Frysak, Carlota Ortega, Chiara Vergani, Deborah Salmina, Emanuela Petrean, Emma Grisetti, Fien Enghels, Finland, France, Gaya Giladi, Grace Charpy, Iida-Maria Vänni, Ioana Crisan, Israel, Italy, Janna Mouffok, Jasmin Mader, Julie Meyers, Julie Vandamme, Larisa Iordache, Laura Jurca, Leanne Bourgeois, Lisa Uggeri, Mar Palliso, Margaux Daveloose, Marlies Männersdorfer, Meeriellen Sukari, Ofir Kremer, Ofir Netzer, Paula Norberto, Results, Romania, Spain, Tamara Stadelmann, Thea Nygaard, Tzuf Feldon, Violeta Sanchez, Wilma Malin.

The 2017 European Championships Women’s Master Team List

The master list for the women expected to compete at the 2017 European Championships to be held in Cluj Napoca, Romania in April.

March 24, 2017 in Adela Merkova, Agata Vostruchovaite, Agnes Suto, Alina Circene, Alison Lepin, Alma Kuc, Alona Titarenko, Amy Tinkler, Ana Derek, Ana Perez, Anastasija Dubova, Angelina Melnikova, Angelina Radivilova, Argyro Afrati, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbora Kundrát, Beatriz Dias, Becky Downie, Belarus, Belgium, Bianca Frysak, Boglarka Devai, Bulgaria, Catalina Ponor, Cintia Rodriguez, Claudia Colom, Claudia Fragapane, Coline Devillard, Croatia, Czechia, Dalia Al Salty, Daria Spiridonova, Dejana Kuzmanovic, Demet Mutlu, Denmark, Desiree Carofiglio, Diana Balkyte, Diana Varinska, Doga Özgöcmez, Dominiqua Belanyi, Dorina Böczögö, Ekaterina Tishkova, Ekin Morova, Elena Eremina, Elisabeth Seitz, Ellie Downie, Evangelia Plyta, Eythora Thorsdottir, Fabienne Studer, Filipa Martins, Finland, France, Francesca Linari, Gabriela Sasnal, Gaya Giladi, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Georgia, Germany, Giada Grisetti, Great Britain, Greece, Greta Banishka, Hanna Traukova, Hungary, Iceland, Ilaria Käslin, Ioana Crisan, Ioanna Xoulogi, Irina Sazonova, Israel, Italy, Jasmin Mader, Julie Meyers, Julie Søderstrøm, Kim Bui, Kirsten Polderman, Lara Mori, Larisa Iordache, Latvia, Leonor Silva, Lithuania, Lucie Jirikova, Lucija Hribar, Lynn Genhart, Maija Leinonen, Marie Skammelsen, Mariia Butskikh, Mariia Smirnova, Marija Ribalcenko, Marina Nekrasova, Marine Boyer, Marlies Männersdorfer, Martine Skregelid, Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, Mette Hulgaard, Natalia Kapitonova, Netherlands, Nina Derwael, Nora Fernandez, Norma Róbertsdóttir, Norway, Ofir Kremer, Ofir Netzer, Olivia Cimpian, Pauline Schäfer, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Rosanna Ojala, Russia, Sanne Wevers, Senna Deriks, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sofie Bråten, Solveig Berg, Spain, Switzerland, Tabea Alt, Tamara Mrdjenovic, Türkiye, Teja Belak, Thea Brogli, Tisha Volleman, Tjasa Kysselef, Tzuf Feldon, Ukraine, Valentina Rashkova, Valeriia Osipova, Valerija Grisane, Vasiliki Millousi, Vendula Merkova, Veronika Cenkova, Yuliya Inshina, Zoi Lima, Zsofia Kovacs.

Varinska Golden in Senior Debut

A recap of the 2017 Baku World Cup, where first-year senior Diana Varinska won bars in her quest to put Ukraine back on the map for her sport.

March 22, 2017 in 2017 Baku World Cup, Angelina Radivilova, Argyro Afrati, Australia, Azerbaijan, Catalina Ponor, China, Croatia, Diana Varinska, Doga Ketenci, Ekaterina Tishkova, Emily Little, Emma Nedov, Finland, France, Gaya Giladi, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Georgia, Georgia Rose Brown, Greece, Hungary, Ioanna Xoulogi, Israel, Japan, Lithuania, Mariia Butskikh, Marina Nekrasova, Ofir Kremer, Oksana Chusovitina, Rianna Mizzen, Romania, Rosanna Ojala, Shang Chunsong, Slovenia, Türkiye, Teja Belak, Tjasa Kysselef, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vasiliki Millousi, Wang Cenyu, Yuliya Inshina.

2017 Baku World Cup Results

Results from the 2017 Baku World Cup, held from March 16 through March 19 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

March 16, 2017 in 2017 Baku World Cup, Ana Maria Ocolisan, Angelina Radivilova, Argyro Afrati, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Catalina Ponor, China, Croatia, Demet Mutlu, Diana Varinska, Doga Ketenci, Ekaterina Tishkova, Ekin Morova, Emily Little, Emma Nedov, Evangelia Plyta, Finland, France, Gaya Giladi, Göksu Üctas Sanli, Georgia, Georgia Rose Brown, Greece, Hungary, Ioanna Xoulogi, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Ivana Kamnikar, Japan, Kazakhstan, Khilola Doniyorova, Lithuania, Mariia Butskikh, Mariia Smirnova, Marina Nekrasova, Ofir Kremer, Oksana Chusovitina, Ominakhon Khalilova, Results, Rianna Mizzen, Romania, Rosanna Ojala, Shang Chunsong, Slovenia, Spain, Türkiye, Teja Belak, Tjasa Kysselef, Tzuf Feldon, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vasiliki Millousi, Wang Cenyu, Yuliya Inshina.

Olympians Return at France’s Top 12 Meet

Three of France’s 2016 Olympians returned to competition this week, with Louise Vanhille, Oreane Lechenault, and Marine Boyer taking the stage at the Top 12 Championships in Valenciennes.

March 14, 2017 in 2017 Top 12 Competition, Alison Lepin, Anastasiia Bachynska, Anne Kuhm, Assia Khnifass, Belgium, Carolann Heduit, Célia Serber, Chae Campbell, Clara Gandrey, Doriane Thobie, Elizaveta Kochetkova, France, Grace Charpy, Janna Mouffok, Jaylene Gilstrap, Julie Meyers, Leanne Bourgeois, Lorette Charpy, Louise Vanhille, Lucie Perdreau, Marine Boyer, Nina Derwael, Oreane Lechenault, Russia, Senna Deriks, Serena Charpy, Ukraine, United States, Valeria Saifulina.

2017 France Top 12 Championships Results

Results from the 2017 France Top 12 Championships, held from March 11 through March 12 in Valenciennes, France.

March 13, 2017 in 2017 Top 12 Competition, Aglaé Adam-Cuvillier, Alba Asencio, Alba Petisco, Alice Lesaffre, Alison Lepin, Alix Sparks, Alizee Aicardi, Alysson Truchard, Anastasiia Bachynska, Anna Garde, Anne Kuhm, Assia Khnifass, Audrey Lebon, Axelle Wolf, Belgium, Canada, Carolann Heduit, Célia Serber, Cecile Pizot, Chae Campbell, Charlyne Denys, Chloe Casterot, Chloe Dufour, Clara Gandrey, Constance Callewaert, Djenna Laroui, Doriane Thobie, Elena Santinelli, Elizaveta Kochetkova, Emeline Becuwe, France, Grace Charpy, Great Britain, Jade Dole-Ple, Jade Gillet, Janna Mouffok, Jaylene Gilstrap, Jennyfer Duriez, Julia Forestier, Julie Meyers, Laurie Denommee, Leanne Bourgeois, Lena Tamion, Lily Marcotte, Lorette Charpy, Louise Vanhille, Lucie Perdreau, Ludivine Lecoq, Maeva Gene, Maeva Martin, Manon Gagneret, Marine Boyer, Marine Roszczka, Mathilde Wahl, Melina Hamames-Moallic, Morgane Osyssek, Nais Gillet, Nina Derwael, Oreane Lechenault, Romane Fontaine, Romane Ponteprimo, Roshelle Spencer-Smith, Russia, Sahra Semelagne, Salsabil Tounan, Senna Deriks, Serena Charpy, Sheyen Petit, Sofia Iribarren, Spain, Tess Cuntz, United States, Valeria Saifulina, Varvara Batalova, Violeta Sanchez, Zelie Bernard.

Messy American Cup is No Reason to Worry

Thoughts about the 2017 American Cup, where 16-year-old Olympic alternate Ragan Smith made her return to competition and won gold.

March 10, 2017 in 2017 American Cup, Amy Tinkler, Asuka Teramoto, Australia, China, Emily Whitehead, France, Germany, Japan, Kim Bui, Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, Netherlands, Ragan Smith, Riley McCusker, Tisha Volleman, United States, Xie Yufen.

2017 American Cup Results

Results from the 2017 American Cup, held on March 4 in Newark, New Jersey.

March 4, 2017 in 2017 American Cup, Amy Tinkler, Asuka Teramoto, Australia, China, Emily Whitehead, France, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Kim Bui, Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos, Men's Gymnastics, Netherlands, Ragan Smith, Results, Riley McCusker, Switzerland, Tisha Volleman, Ukraine, United States, Xie Yufen.

Young U.S. Stars Ready to Shine in Newark

A look at the gymnasts who will compete at tomorrow’s American Cup, where Riley McCusker and Ragan Smith will hope to continue the U.S. winning tradition.