Olympics
MEN’S AA FINAL
1. Yuya Kamoto
2. Oleg Stepko
3. Zhu Xiaodong
4. Andrei Muntean
5. Sam Oldham
6. Daniil Kazachkov
7. Ernesto Vila Sarria
8. Vahan Vardanyan
9. Daniel Weinert
10. Thomas Neuteleers
11. Ludovico Edalli
12. Nikolaos Iliopoulos
13. Levente Vagner
14. Amr Ahmed
15. Brandon Prost
16. Eduard Shaulov
17. Robert Watson
18. Michalis Krasias
CNTRY
JPN
UKR
CHN
ROU
GBR
RUS
CUB
ARM
GER
BEL
ITA
GRE
HUN
EGY
FRA
UZB
CAN
CYP
FX PH SR VT PB HB AA
14. 25 13. 35 14. 40 15.70 14.60 14.05 86.35
14. 15 13. 30 14.00 15.55 14. 45 13.90 85.35
14. 30 13.55 13.60 15.70 13.75 14. 10 85.00
14.00 12.95 14.65 15.80 13.85 13.70 84.95
13.50 13.95 14.00 15.80 14. 25 13. 15 84.65
14.05 13.70 13.55 15.55 13. 15 14.00 84.00
13.55 12. 30 13. 10 15.70 14. 10 13. 45 82.20
13.70 13. 25 14.00 14.85 13. 10 13. 25 82.15
13.80 13. 45 13. 25 14.70 13. 45 13. 35 82.00
14. 15 11.85 13.55 14.80 13.95 13.55 81.85
13. 45 12.75 13. 45 14.65 13.60 13.70 81.60
11.95 13. 35 13.90 14.90 13.85 13. 45 81.40
13.50 13. 10 13.65 14. 45 13.65 12.90 81.25
12.85 13. 45 12.75 14.70 13.65 13.50 80.90
13. 30 13. 10 13. 30 15. 15 12.60 13. 25 80.70
13.85 12. 25 12.80 15. 20 12. 20 13. 40 79.70
14.00 10.70 13. 45 15.05 13.55 12.90 79.65
13.55 11.50 13. 20 14.60 12.50 12.80 78.15
WOMEN’S AA FINAL CNTRY
1. Viktoria Komova RUS
2. Tan Sixin CHN
3. Carlotta Ferlito ITA
4. Natsumi Sasada JPN
5. Ana Sofia Gomez GUA
6. Diana Bulimar ROU
7. Angela Donald AUS
8. Tess Moonen NED
9. Maria Vargas ESP
10. Jonna Adlerteg SWE
11. Harumy Freitas BRA
12. Elisa Haemmerle AUT
13. Madeline Gardiner CAN
14. Dilnoza Abdusalimova UZB
15. Kosthia Requena VEN
16. Kyungjin Park KOR
17. Alina Kravchenko UKR
18. Jessica Hogg GBR
VT UB BB FX AA
15.65 15. 45 15. 25 14.90 61.25
14. 40 14. 35 15. 35 14. 40 58.50
14. 15 12.75 14.50 13.95 55.35
13.80 14.05 14. 10 13. 15 55.10
13. 40 13. 10 14. 15 13. 40 54.05
13.65 12.70 13.90 13.70 53.95
13. 20 13. 10 13.80 13. 20 53.30
13.60 13. 45 13.05 13. 10 53.20
14. 25 12.80 13. 15 12.65 52.85
13.65 13. 25 12.55 13. 15 52.60
13.85 11.80 13. 45 13. 15 52.25
13. 40 12. 40 12.70 13. 35 51.85
13.80 13. 15 12. 10 12.05 51.10
13. 45 12. 35 12. 35 12.55 50.70
13. 35 11. 15 13. 25 12. 15 49.90
13.60 11.00 13. 25 11.65 49.50
13. 25 11.70 11.95 11. 25 48.15
13. 25 11. 15 10.05 13.00 47.45
Youth
MEN’S PRELIMINARIES
1. Yuya Kamoto JPN 87.20; 2. Sam Oldham GBR 86.85; 3. Oleg Stepko UKR 86.80; 4. Zhu
Xiaodong CHN 86.10; 5. Daniil Kazachkov RUS 85.40; 6. Andrei Muntean ROU 83.80; 7.
Ernesto Vila Sarria CUB 83.80; 8. Thomas Neuteleers BEL 83.50; 9. Ludivico Edalli ITA
83.10; 10. Vahan Vardanyan ARM 82.55; 11. Robert Watson CAN 82.35; 12. Nikolaos
Iliopoulos GRE 82.20; 13. Eduard Shaulov UZB 81.75; 14. Levente Vagner HUN 81.60; 15.
Daniel Weinert GER 81.60; 16. Michalis Krasias CYP 81.45; 17. Brandon Prost FRA 81.10;
18. Amr Ahmed EGY 81.05; 19. Oliver Hegi SUI 81.00; 20. Jesse Glenn USA 80.65; 21.
Arthur Mariano BRA 80.65; 22. Yeonggwang Jo KOR 80.45; 23. Robert Tvorogal LTU
80.40; 24. Vasili Mikhalitsyn BLR 80.35; 25. Weena Chokpaoumpai THA 80.10; 26. Ferhat
Arican TUR 80.00; 27. Brody-Jai Hennessy AUS 79.85; 28. Nestor Abad ESP 79.75; 29.
Junior Rojo VEN 79.50; 30. Javier Cervantes MEX 79.20; 31. Filip Borosa CRO 78.50; 32.
Viktor Kocherin KAZ 78.10; 33. Ryan Patterson RSA 77.70; 34. Karl Kosztka NED 76.90;
35. Ahmed Aldayani QAT 75.90; 36. Timothy Tay SIN 75.35; 37. Erdenebold Ganbat MGL
75.30; 38. Ismael Sanabria PUR 73.80; 39. Naimi Mechkour ALG 72.55; 40. Adham
Alsqour JOR 68.65; 41. Lukasz Borkowski POL 35.75 ( 3 events).
WOMEN’S PRELIMINARIES
1. Viktoria Komova RUS 61.00; 2. Tan Sixin CHN 58.10; 3. Carlotta Ferlito
ITA 55.75; 4. Diana Bulimar ROU 54.70; 5. Tess Moonen NED 54.25; 6. Ana
Sofia Gomez GUA 54.05; 7. Angela Donald AUS 54.05; 8. Madeline Gardiner
CAN 53.85; 9. Jonna Adlerteg SWE 53.60; 10. Natsumi Sasada JPN 53.55;
11. Harumy Freitas BRA 53.10; 12. Alina Kravchenko UKR 51.40; 13. Elisa
Haemmerle AUT 51.35; 14. Jessica Hogg GBR 51.25; 15. Dilnoza
Abdusalimova UZB 51.20; 16. Kosthia Requena VEN 50.90; 17. Maria
Vargas ESP 50.65; 18. Kyungjin Park 50.45; 19. Bianka Szabina Mityko
HUN 50.35; 20. Nadia Baeriswyl SUI 50.25; 21. Elisavet Tsakou GRE 50.20;
22. Demet Mutlu TUR 49.95; 23. Desiree Baumert GER 49.60; 24. Moldir
Azimbay KAZ 49.40; 25. Eline Vandersteen BEL 49.35; 26. Erika Pakkala FIN
49.30; 27. Claudia Cummins RSA 49.00; 28. Sophia Serseri FRA 48.65; 29.
Filipa Verissimo Choon POR 48.30; 30. Petra Hedbavna CZE 47.55; 31.
Rawiwarn Muaktanod THA 46.80; 32. Eliana Rodriguez COL 46. 30; 33.
Shaden Wohdan QAT 45.95; 34. Pei Shi Rachel Giam SIN 45.85; 35. Mai
Elsayed EGY 45.00; 36. Agustina Estarli ARG 44. 10; 37. Soyolsaikhan
Batbaatar MGL 42.05; 38. Lizaveta Parfionava BLR 41. 30; 39. Gabriela
events).
MEN’S APPARATUS FINALS
FX: 1. Ernesto Vila Sarria CUB 14.575; 2. Olge Stepko UKR 14.500; 3. Zhu
Xiaodong CHN 14.300; 4. Thomas Neuteleers BEL 13.850; 5. Sam Oldham
GBR 13.775; 6. Filip Borosa CRO 13.600; 7. Nestor Abad ESP 13.550; 8.
Yuya Kamoto JPN 13.050.
PH: 1. Stepko 13.950; 2. Oldham 13.925; 3. Daniil Kazachkov RUS 13.550;
4. Vasili Mikhailitsyn BLR 13.450; 5. Levente Vagner HUN 13.425; 6.
Kamoto 13.325; 7. Nikolaos Iliopoulos GRE 13.200; 8. Andrei Muntean ROU
13.050.
SR: 1. Muntean 14.350; 2. Kamoto 14.200; 3. Abad 14.150; 4. Stepko
13.975; 5. Erdenebold Ganbat MGL 13.975; 6. Kazachkov 13.825; 7. Zhu
13.775; 8. Jesse Glenn USA 13.375.
VT: 1. Ganbat 15.662; 2. Ferhat Arican TUR 15.650; 3. Abad 15.450; 4.
Arthur Mariano BRA 15.400; 5. Weena Chokpaoumpai THA 15.362; 6.
Kazachkov 14.962; 7. Javier Cerantes MEX 14.850; 8. Stepko 14.425.
PB: 1. Stepko 14.400; 2. Muntean 14.150; 3. Lucovico Edalli ITA 14.100; 4.
Oldham 14.000; 5. Neuteleers 13.775; 6. Kamoto 13.750; 7. Vila Sarria 12.975; 8.
Kazachkov 12.900.
HB: 1. Oldham 14.375; 2. Abad 14.125; 3. Zhu 14.100; 4. Kamoto 14.075; 5. Kazachkov
14.025; 6. Vila Sarria 13.975; 7. Robert Tvorogal LTU 13.925; 8. Brody-Jai Hennessy AUS
11.700.
WOMEN’S APPARATUS FINALS
VT: 1. Viktoria Komova RUS 15.312; 2. Maria Vargas ESP 13.800;
3. Carlotta Ferlito ITA 13.700; 4. Natsumi Sasada JPN 13.662; 5.
Madeline Gardiner CAN 13.587; 6. Harumy Freitas BRA 13.425; 7.
Diana Bulimar ROU 13.412; 8. Bianka Szabina Mityko HUN
13.237.
UB: 1. Komova 14.525; 2. Tan Sixin CHN 14.125; 3. Jonna
Adlerteg SWE 13.550; 4. Angela Donald AUS 12.975; 5. Tess
Moonen NED 12.725; 6. Ferlito 12.725; 7. Bulimar 12.525; 8.
Gardiner 9.900.
BB: 1. Tan 15.550; 2. Ferlito 14.825; 3. Donald 14.450; 4. Ana
Sofia Gomez GUA 14.100; 5. Freitas 13.450; 6. Alina Kravchenko UKR
12.800; 7. Komova 12.000; 8. Adlerteg 11.825.
FX: 1. Tan 14.525; 2. Bulimar 14.325; 3. Komova 14.175; 4. Gomez 13.700;
5. Jessica Hogg GBR 13.600; 6. Moonen 13.575; 7. Adlerteg 13.275; 8.
Ferlito 12.900.
Komova appeared tired, falling onto the beam on
her second of consecutive layouts. Noticeably rattled, she nearly fell on her full turn with leg up and
dropped off on a side somi. Komova received a
consolation hug from her coach and immediately
began icing her left hand.
Ferlito nailed her beam routine to take the silver,
following her bronze medals in the all-around and
vault. Donald was slightly off on her Rulfova and
didn’t connect her front aerial to flip-flop-layout
series, but showed excellent form for the bronze.
Tan’s new floor exercise, choreographed by
Adriana Pop in July, had simpler tumbling than
some of her competitors but was exquisite in its
presentation (front double twist to stag jump; stuck
double pike; stuck 11⁄2 twist to front-full; and a 21⁄2
twist dismount) for 14.525.
Bulimar upgraded her tumbling for the final. She
opened with the only double layout of the competi-
tion and continued with a 11⁄2 twist to double tuck,
piked full-in and double pike for second place.
Competing on her 15th birthday (Aug. 22), Bulimar
returned to the podium after her routine as “Happy
Birthday” was played in her honor.
Komova settled for third after stumbling backward and nearly sitting down her opening pass of
11⁄2 twist through to Arabian double front. She
momentarily appeared dazed by the mistake, but
quickly regained her composure and finished strong
with a double tuck, triple twist and double pike for
the bronze medal. Gomez performed well on both
beam (nailed tucked full) and floor, but finished
fourth in both.
Ganbat took gold in the men’s vault to give
Mongolia its most successful result in history. With
a handspring-double front and a Kasamatsu-full,
Ganbat edged Turkey’s Ferhat Arican (
handspring-full to piked front, Kasamatsu- 11⁄2), 15.650-15.662.
Top qualifier Abad won the bronze ( 15. 45).
Stepko won parallel bars, making him the most
successful male gymnast in Singapore with two
golds and two silvers. Stepko’s set (cast to piked
front between the bars; Tippelt; Healy; Stutz;
Diamidov and double pike) was the cleanest in the
final where all the gymnasts performed similar routines.
Oldham, the European junior all-around champion, redeemed himself with the gold medal on high
bar. Having fallen twice in the all-around final,
Oldham outperformed the field with a layout
Tkatchev, Tkatchev-half and a drilled layout double-double dismount.
And so closed the first Summer Youth Olympic
Games, which featured 26 sports. The 2014 version will be in Nanjing, China, where fans will surely get a glimpse of the next generation of supersonic youth. IG
