Here you can find some of the top exercises of 2020, in some cases there are included two exercises of the same gymnasts. Choose your favorites before February 1st!

Here you can find some of the top exercises of 2020, in some cases there are included two exercises of the same gymnasts. Choose your favorites before February 1st!
Irina Viner-Usmanova, president of the Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation, received the Prize of Russia prize in the “Coach of the Year” in Russia at a ceremony held by the Russian Ministry of Sports. The National Sports Award was founded by the government of the Russian Federation in 2010.
The winners are awarded with this title of laureate win a prize of 1 million rubles. Eleven people were nominated for this award. Team Russia did participate in the 2020 European Championships. European Championships of Kiev was not a part of the Olympic Qualification Proccess. Russia was already qualified.
Source: TASS Agency
The 3rd INTERNATIONAL ONLINE RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS TOURNAMENT is a competition through livestream that will be for senior and junior individuals and both senior and junior groups.
The countries that will take part in this competition are SUI, UZB, RUS, ITA BUL, SRB, FRA, LAT and FIN.
Some of the most popular gymnasts of the world are confirmed for this tournament such as Dina Averina, Arina Averina, Ekaterina Selezneva, Katrin Taseva, Milena Baldassarri and Alexandra Agiurgiuculese among others. Boryana Kaleyn finally withdrawn from the competition because of temperature.
Schedule (Moscow Timing)
Livestream
Boryana Kaleyn (BUL)
“This is my second big competition for 2020. We officially close the season. It was a very strange and different year. Although we did not have normal training and we constantly had to interrupt, we left for this race with a great desire to compete and show that we can and will fight for medals. I want to thank all the people who were by my side and helped me get through this difficult time. I know that this was definitely not my maximum and I am ready to work 24/7 to achieve together the result that so many people work and dream about!
Yeva Meleschuk (UKR)
“I always do everything that is important for me with love❤️ and these wonderful emotions of happiness and pride to represent Ukraine at our European Championship in Kiev will remain in my memory forever✨ No matter how difficult the training path was, I knew that I was where I should be and where you wait me, love and support me! Let the Championship be without public, but thanks to the incredible work of everyone in organizing these competitions, that each of you could live this celebration of sport with us! And I want to say thank you to all our coaches, doctors, photographers, fans, because we are one team, we are Team Ukraine and we are making history together”
Ireesha Blohina (UKR)
“This is a historic medal for out team”
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WHOLE TEAM & COUNTRY WINNING TEAM ALL ROUND GOLD MEDAL!!!!
Alina Harnasko (BLR)
“I am very happy! I can’t believe this is real!”
Anastasiia Salos (BLR)
“Thank you all so much for your support and faith in me!”
Karina Sydorak (UKR)
“This is the end of my first European Championships.These were unforgettable impressions and emotions. We have been waiting for this event for a long time. Thank you to all organizers and sponsors who never let me give up, always help me in difficult moments, rejoice for me and love me. And finally, thank you to everyone who cared and believed for me. The main thing is to believe and work hard, then dreams come true!”
Daria Atamanov (ISR)
“My first European Championship is done! I want to say a huge thank you to my amazing coaches who were by my side all the way and helped me achieve these results. This is my first time in a competition of this magnitude.”
Linoy Ashram (ISR)
“After a whole year of uncertainty about what is going to happen whether there will be an Olympics or not, whether there will be a European Championship or not, I am so happy that I have finally returned to a place I missed so much and have been waiting for so long and it is the competition surface. I did not go through this difficult and challenging period alone I received tremendous support from so many people who made sure I could continue to keep myself and fit.”
Melaniia Tur (UKR)
“I am overwhelmed with emotions … It was the most exciting, unforgettable and generally the coolest competition of the year! I can’t imagine myself with this medal (gold). Irina Ivanovna Deriugina, you are really the kind of person who knows how to support, praise, and put you on your feet. Your faith in me makes you move on and not relax! And I want to say so that everyone hears that despite all the difficulties and obstacles, I AM NOT GOING TO GIVE UP! So, with renewed vigor and spirit – let’s continue working!”
Polina Karika (UKR)
“I still can’t believe it … I am grateful to everyone who supported, helped, supported me and believed in me. Thank you for giving me a chance and believing in me to the last. I also want to say a huge thank you to all the coaching staff and my first coaches. And of course I want to thank my relatives who supported me in difficult times. It was a dream and it came true.”
Yelizaveta Zorkina (BLR)
“I want to say thank you very much for the preparation, for the moral support, for the patience and faith in me.”
Alona Hillel (ISR)
“Thank you so much to everyone my amazing coaches and the whole team. It was one of the most amazing experiences I have had in my life and I am so happy that I got to this European Championship. Thank you so much for an amazing experience!”
Photos:
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
Linoy Ashram makes history and becomes the first non-Russian European Champion in the all-around senior individual final. Ashram, has won numerous medals in recent years and is seen as one of the country’s leading hopes in the Olympic Games in Tokyo, delayed from 2020 to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Back in 1997 Elena Vitrichenko from Ukraine was the last non Russian to win this championship. The battle for gold displayed between Israel’s Linoy Ashram and Belarussian Alina Harnasko, who was in the last seasons recovering from ACL (knee) double surgery. About the bronze medal, several gymnasts were in contention before the fourth and last routine. Boryana Kaleyn from Bulgaria and Anastasiia Salos from Belarus were fighting for the podium, but after a drop in Boryana’s clubs routine, Salos got the medal.
Both Alina Harnasko and Linoy Ashram scored 100,900 but as the tie breaking rules state, the total execution is firstly compared. The technical deductions also moved Linoy into the lead ahead of Alina. This could gave the gold medal to Linoy Ashram from Israel.
Boryana Kaleyn could not win a medal this time and finished fourth ahead of Nicol Zelikman (ISR), who made four clear routines and Yeva Meleshchuk (UKR).
1 | ![]() | 100.900 |
2 | ![]() | 100.900 |
3 | ![]() | 96.500 |
4 | ![]() | 95.300 |
5 | ![]() | 94.600 |
6 | ![]() | 93.450 |
7 | ![]() | 92.150 |
8 | ![]() | 90.000 |
9 | ![]() | 88.300 |
10 | ![]() | 88.050 |
11 | ![]() | 87.650 |
12 | ![]() | 87.600 |
13 | ![]() | 86.700 |
14 | ![]() | 82.350 |
15 | ![]() | 82.350 |
16 | ![]() | 80.600 |
17 | ![]() | 80.050 |
18 | ![]() | 79.350 |
19 | ![]() | 69.900 |
20 | ![]() | 69.600 |
21 | ![]() | 69.150 |
22 | ![]() | 64.550 |
23 | ![]() | 60.650 |
24 | ![]() | 47.100 |
25 | ![]() | 21.400 |
On day two, there was a tight battle between groups, were Ukraine overtook bronze, finishing before Estonia. Ukraine won team competition just 0.250 points ahead Israel. Ukrainian junior star, Melaniia Tur, got the highest score of the junior qualification round.
Results:
Senior groups All-around
1. Israel 67.575
2. Azerbaijan 66.300
3. Ukraine 63.700
Team
1. Ukraine 237.150
2. Israel 236.900
3. Azerbaijan 226.175
Gymnasts Qualified for Clubs Final
1. Melaniia Tur (UKR) 23.800
2. Yelyzaveta Zorkina (BLR) 23.550
3. Evelin Viktoria Kocsis (HUN) 23.150
4. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 22.700
5. Annaliese Dragan (ROU) 22.100
6. Alina Gozalova (AZE) 22.000
7. Lily Ramonatxo (FRA) 21.950
8. Eva Brezalieva (BUL) 21.050
Gymnasts Qualified for Ribbon Final (Juniors)
1. Daria Atamanov (ISR) 21.500
2. Dina Agisheva (BLR) 21.250
3. Stliana Nikolova (BUL) 21.200
4. Narmin Bayramova (AZE) 20.675
5. Karina Sydorak (UKR) 20.350
6. Annaliese Dragan (ROU) 19.400
7. Elsa Somville (FRA) 18.250
8. Anette Vaher (EST) 17.850
Seniors
3 hoops and 2 pairs of clubs
1. Israel 33.475
2. Azerbaijan 31.700
3. Ukraine 31.700
4. Estonia 31.000
5. France 29.625
6. Turkey 28.300