The Swiss Nr.1 gymnast Ariella Kaeslin also made her mark at home after her world championship silver in London .
The 22 year old from Luzern won three days before the SWISS CUP 2009 on Wednesday the 26th Artur Gander- Memorial 2009 in Morges.
At this invitation-competition, which somewhat counts as the Swiss-Cup overture, she won with 42,4 points infront of the Romanian Diana Chelaru (41,95) and the Russian Ksenia Semenowa (40,45). However the Olympics finalist refused the highest...
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The Dutch artistic gymnast Yuri Van Gelder - ex-world champion 2005 and current European champion on the rings - was banned on Monday after a positiv doping test (Summer 2009) for one year. The 26 year old earlier worl- and current European champion was tested positive for cocain consumption in June, in the process of the national Dutch championships.
(* ... see GYMmedia-News from 14. 07. 2009)
Van Gelder was world champion on the rings in 2005 and obtained also...
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US-gymnastics --: The junior U.S. men’s team convincingly defeated Germany and Canada in a friendly competition at the Olympic Training Center on October 24, 2009, in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The U.S team earned 346.750 total points, finishing first on every apparatus. Germany finished in second place with 324.900, while Canada took third with 324.250. A sweep of the all-around by the USA was led by CJ Maestas, who won with a total of 87.000. Maestas also...