28. EM Rhythmische Gymnastik 2012: Russland landete fast den totalen Triumph!

... der Video-Trailer des Veranstalters:

So glänzte der Titelverteidiger des Gruppen-Mehrkampfes mit einer Gesamtpunktzahl nach beiden Übungen mit 56,900 Punkten vor Weißrussland (56,325) und vor Italien (54,875).
Bulgarien, Spanien, Israel, Frankreich und Griechenland folgten auf den Plätzen.

** Leider liegt uns kein aktuelles Material von der russischen Gruppe vor, aber nach der WM wurde Ende 2011 ein Youtube-Video veröffetlicht, dass eine Art Hommage an die aktuellen Akteurinnen ist, die zweifelsfrei die haushohen Favoritinnen für die bevostehenden Olympischen Spiele sind - ein Video, einfach zum Genießen:


Alina Makarenko,  Anastasia Blizniuk,  Anastasia Nazarenko,  Ksenia Dudkina,  Ulyana Donskova, ..... 

Einen enttäuschenden 9. Rang belegte die Nationalgruppe Deutschlands - zur WM 2011 in Montpellier noch auf Rang 6 -  die vor allem nach einem groben Fehler in der Übung 3 Bänder / 2 Reifen zurückfiel und sich für keines der beiden Gerätefinals am Sonntag qualifizieren konnte.
Auch die Ukrainerinnen waren unzufrieden: Sie rangierten sich punktgleich mit den Deutschen auf Platz 9 ein, schafften allerdings das Finale mit 5 Bällen!
Österreichs Mädchen wurden unter den 17 angetretenen Gruppen Fünfzehnte.

* ERGEBNISSE:
1. RUSSIA      - 56,900
2. BELARUS  - 56,325
3. ITALY          - 54.875

   > Detailliertes Mehrkampfresultat
      > Qualifik. 3 Bänder/2 Reifen  > Qualif. 5 Bälle

* Samstag, 2. Juni
    - Gruppenfinals, Elite
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5 Bälle_________

* Endergebnis :
1. Russia 28.800; 2. Belarus 28.050; 3. Bulgaria 28.000

3 Bänder / 2 Reifen
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* Endergebnis :
1. Belarus 28.000; 2. Russia 27,175; 3. Italy 27,200

Damit gaben die EM-Gastgeberinnen nur mit dieses Disziplin die einzige Goldmedaille ab, denn bei den Finals der Juniorinnen gingen auch alle Siege durch russische Gymnastinnen (- siehe unten!)

>> Detaillierte Resultate

Juniorinnen - Team- und Geräteentscheidungen________________________________________________

* JEM-Nationen-Wettbewerb:
After yesterday’s exercises with hoop and ball, it was Russia that occupied the provisional gold medal position with a 54.850. 2^nd – Belarus with 53.450 and in third position Georgia with 52.225. This morning we saw the second part of this competition with the passage of Group A but this time with the clubs and ribbon exercises. The 3 nations on yesterday’s provisional podium are all in this first group.
And after the exercises of each of the gymnasts, the podium seems to be confirmed with gold for Russia with a total score of 109.850, silver for Belarus (106.550) and bronze for Georgia (104.325). Yet, there are still the routines of Group B to come before the definitive podium is known…

No big suspense for the end of this junior competition I. The podium for the team title remains unchanged and the title deservedly goes to Russia who sums up a final score of 109.850.
At the end it was only about determining the eight best gymnasts of this competition for each of the two apparatus clubs and ribbon as the team ranking remained unchanged.

* JEM-Gerätefinals

* R e i f e n
G. Khvedelidze (GEO) is the 2 to compete and takes the lead of the competition with a 26.300. It is the Belarusian A. Bolotina who takes her first position after a flawless performance peppered with difficult elements (difficulty score: 8.025) – final score: 26.825.

But it is the Russian D. Borisova that deservedly takes off the gold medal rank with a stunning exercise, leaving behind her adversaries at all three levels – difficulty (8.250), artistic (9.600) and execution (9.600) – summing up a final score of 27.450.
After the passage of the last gymnasts, the Belarusian A. Bolotina conserves her second rank and it is N. Niftaliyeva/AZE who secures the bronze medal.

* B a l l
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A. Mulmina/UKR, all in white, gives a solid performance and is awarded a 26.400. It is again the Russian gymnast Y. Kudryavtseva who impresses with a magnificent and flawless ball exercise. The ball seems to glide so naturally over the gymnast who keeps the total control over her apparatus. She obtains a final score of 27.800 with a very high difficulty score of 8.400 placing her first.
The Belarusian who was the 7^th gymnast to present her skills to the judges also managed to secure a place on the podium with the score of 26.600 worth the silver medal. Scoring 0.200 points less, the Ukrainian A. Mulmina arrives third.

* K e u l e n
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Top qualifier Y. Sinitssyna/RUS is the first one taking to the floor for her routine with the clubs setting the bar very high; she manages to confirm the same top score as in the qualification 27.450. None of here adversaries will manage to outscore her!
The Belarusian M. Kadobina manages to slightly improve her qualification core from 26.450 to 26.475 and secures the silver medal. The bronze medal is attributed to G. Khvedelidze/GEO.

* B a n d
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Same leading duo as in the qualifications.
The young Russian A. Soldatova, dressed in a nice glittering white, black and green leotard with a matching green ribbon, hits here spectacular routine nicely and is awarded a 27.500, however slightly less points than in qualification (difficulty score of 8.150 while she had a 8.400 in qualification).
It is G. Shafizada/AZE who realizes a very nice performance improving her qualifying score allowing her to snatch away the bronze medal with a nice 26.325.
The Silver medal goes to the Belarusian K. Halkina scoring 26.775.

>> Detailed results