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First Day of Competition: Junior Qualifications (Ball and Rope)
Second Day of Competition: Junior Qualifications (Clubs and Ribbon)
Third Day of Competition: Junior Individual Finals
Fourth Day of Competition: All-Around Final Top Three Senior Individuals
Fourth Day of Competition: All-Around Final Senior Individual (Coming Soon)
General Information
Results
Day 2: Junior Qualifications. Groups Qualifications
Day 3: Junior Apparatus Finals and Senior Groups Finals
Day 4: Senior Individual All-Around Final
Videos
Linoy Ashram, winner of European Championships 4 routines
Alina Harnasko, Vice-Champion of Europe 4 routines
Anastasiia Salos, European Championships bronze medallist
Israel, all-around champions in Senior Groups, Azerbaijan silver medallists and Ukraine bronze medallists
Junior Apparatus Finals
Turkey, winners of Clubs and Hoops Final
Ukraine, winners of 5 balls Final
Group A and B All -Around Senior Indivual Final
Team Competition. Medals Ceremony
Award Ceremony All-Around Final Senior Individual
Turkey and Estonia made history yesterday at the European Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics, as both earned their first ever medals. Turkey and Ukraine both scored 31.150, with the same difficulty and execution score. In this case, the technical deductions determine the final ranking, giving the gold to Turkey and positioning Ukraine second.
On the other hand, a big surprise on Bulgaria’s junior gymnast, Stiliana Nikolova, who got gold with ribbon. Melaniia Tur from Ukraine, who got the highest score the day before on qualifications, missed the opportunity to win a medal due to few drops during her clubs routine. Daria Atamanov from Israel won the gold medal in clubs. Dina Agisheva (BLR) clinched the first gold of the day, for her rope routine, then Polina Karika (UKR) topped the standing with ball.
Seniors
5 balls
1. Ukraine 35.350
2. Israel 34.450
3. Estonia 32.800
3 hoops and 2 pairs of clubs
1. Turkey 31.150
2. Ukraine 31.150
3. Azerbaijan 30.650
Juniors
Rope Podium
1. Dina Agisheva (BLR) 21.550
2. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 21.500
3. Eva Brezalieva (BUL) 20.850
Ball Podium
1. Polina Karika (UKR) 22.800
2. Stliana Nikolova (BUL) 22.700
3. Yelyzaveta Zorkina (BLR) 22.550
Clubs Podium
1. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 24.350
2. Yelyzaveta Zorkina (BLR) 23.350
3. Evelin Viktoria Kocsis (HUN) 22.900
Ribbon Podium
1. Stliana Nikolova (BUL) 21.550
2. Karina Sydorak (UKR) 21.200
3. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 21.150
Source for results: https://www.europeangymnastics.com/event/2020-european-championships-rhythmic-gymnastics/results
Junior Individuals Rope and Ball Qualifications
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Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships kicked off today in Kiev, Ukraine. Junior individual gymnasts qualified for finals with rope and ball. Only six senior groups took the carpet to perform their five balls routine. Azerbaijan, is leading by the moment the standings, surprising the audience with a black leotard without crystals. Israel is by now in second position and both Ukraine and Estonia scored 32000. Estonia is in third place due to the tie break rules.
In the junior event, 57 junior gymnasts are competing for qualifying in apparatus finals. The top scores are Karina Sydorak from Ukraine (21.500) in rope, Daria Atamanov from Israel (22.650) with ball and Polina Karina with ball from Ukraine.
Rope /Gymnasts Qualified for finals
1. Karina Sydorak (UKR) 21.500
2. Dina Agisheva (BLR) 21.350
3. Eva Brezalieva (BUL) 21.100
4. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 20.175
5. Lily Ramonatxo (FRA) 19.250
6. Narmin Bayramova (AZE) 19.150
7. Evelin Viktoria Kocsis (HUN) 18.950
8. Annaliese Dragan (ROU) 18.525
Ball/Gymnasts Qualified for finals
1. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 22.650
2. Polina Karika (UKR) 22.650
3. Yelyzaveta Zorkina (BLR) 22.375
4. Stliana Nikolova (BUL) 21.925
5. Evelin Viktoria Kocsis (HUN) 21.300
6. Alina Gozalova (AZE) 21.200
7. Erika Dokutsajeva (EST) 20.075
8. Lily Ramonatxo (FRA) 19.850
Senior Groups
5 balls
1. Azerbaijan 34.600
2. Israel 34.100
3. Estonia 32.000
4. Ukraine 32.000
5. Turkey 31.900
6. France 29.250
A total of 27 federations were registered in entries at the end of October in this year’s European Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics which will be held in Kiev (UKR) from 26 to 29 November.
Due to the health crisis situation all around the World, the Olympic qualification process was moved to next year’s event but these gymnasts are still offered the opportunity to compete.
The host nation, Ukraine, will be represented by Viktoriia Onopriienko and Vlada Nikolchenko.
The following countries in red colour in the list of nominative entries, are not going to compete at European Championships.
The last country that joined the list of non-participation was Italy.
The European Gymnastics Executive Committee met online today in order to discuss the 2020 events that are still planned. The most important decision was about the 2020 European Championships, allocated to Kiev, Ukraine. The UEG gave green light to the the event, but this competition will not qualify for Olympic Games, as it was planned before the health crisis.
Due to the current Covid19 crisis all over Europe, FIG will be asked to inform the IOC that Olympic Qualification is not possible at European Championships this year. These organizations don’t want to pressure Federations to travel to an event since the current situation is not appropiate for such an important decision.
39 countries already have signed up for European Championships 2020 in Kiev, Ukraine.
The surprising fact is that team Russia did not sign up for this event, that is scheduled from 26 to 29 November 2020 in Kiev.
Irina Viner-Usmanova
39 countries already have signed up for European Championships 2020 in Kiev, Ukraine.
The surprising fact is that team Russia did not sign up for this event, that is scheduled from 26 to 29 November 2020 in Kiev. A final decision, due to the global health crisis, will be taken on 28 September. European Championships of Kiev is a part of the Olympic Qualification Proccess. Russia was already qualified.
The president of Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation said that “the conditions presented by the event organizers are unacceptable”. Those are, that the sportswomen and sportsmen have to be in quarantine before the event.
Irina Viner Usmanova also mention that the cancellation probability of the Championships is very high, due to the Health Worldwide situation. Another reason is the diplomatic tense relationship between Russia and Ukraine.
“We don’t have direct flights from Russia to Ukraine right now. We also could have the posibility of isolation in the middle of our trip. Due to this situation, I don’t want to endanger our Team, since we are already qualified for Olympic Games”
The UEG will confirm the final decision at the end of September.
Source: TASS
Daria Trubnikova (RUS)
Lala Kramarenko (RUS)
Ekaterina Selezneva (RUS)