47th NISSEN-CUP - a Canadian Duo beat top Chineses at the World Cup

Rosi MacLennan - the Canadian Vice World Champion beat the Chinese and is a hot Olympic favourite too, like the second placed teammate Caren Cockburn

After the two FIG World Cup events of this month, the Taiyuan Cup in China and the Intern. Tournament of Albacete (ESP), at this weekend took place the third and last FIG-World Cup of Trampolining in the Swiss city of Aroso. The 47th Nissen Cup 2012 from 22nd to 23rd June 2012, is he oldest international trampoline competition and was organized to the second time after 2008 at the city of Arosa again. This event was a perfect opportunity for the elite gymnasts to prepare for the Olympic Games in London one and a half month before the Olympic competitions.
Men's individual competition was, as expected, by the third of the Olympic Games in Beijing (2008), by the Chinese Dong Dong.
On women's side, however, prevented a further two Canadian superstars another Chinese success: Vice-world champion Rosannagh MACLENNAN won before teammate Karen COCKBURN and the best Chinese Shanshan ranked on third, "only" ...

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About 250 gymnasts (including the junior competitions) measured on 22/23 June in the sports and convention center of Arosa at the last pre-Olympic test last time before the forces of London ...
As the German Gymnastics Federation DTB announced that has Germany's star Anna Dogonadze waive unfortunately due to an injury to a start as well, like their Bad Kreuznach club mate Carina Baumgaertner, the German head coach Michael Kuhn on Wednesday had to make because of back problems from the training camp home.
At the end the German athletes didn't reach any final in Arosa.

* Saturday, June 23:
The Final events of the 47th NISSEN CUP 2012
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>> All Final Results Nissen Cup 2012

* Overview about the Juniors Competitions:
>> Results, Finals, Juniors

* Friday, 22. 06. Qualification Individual & Synchron
>> Qualification results

*Women's qualification, (final starting order):
1. MOSKVINA Nataliia UKR 99.685
2. KYIKO Maryna UKR 100.475
3. PIATRENIA Tatsiana BLR 100.880
4. PARKER Amanda GBR 102.175
5. COCKBURN Karen CAN 102.510
6. MACLENNAN Rosannagh CAN 102.515
7. LI Dan CHN 104.695
8. HUANG Shanshan CHN 104.760

*Men's qualification, (final starting order):
1. SCHORI Nicolas SUI 103.400
2. GROMOWSKI Martin GER 104.355
3. MARTINY Sebastien FRA 105.505
4. UEYAMA Yasuhiro JPN 106.800
5. SAKAMOTO Takashi JPN 106.825
6. MEL'NIK Mikhail RUS 107.325
7. FEDORENKO Nikita RUS 107.765
8. TU Xiao CHN 111.980 9. DONG Dong CHN 112.520

*Women's Synchro qualification, (final starting order):
1. OTANI Mayu YAMAGUCHI Haruo JPN 41.600
2. MOSKVINA Nataliia KYIKO Maryna UKR 52.500
3. PIATRENIA Tatsiana MAKSHTAROVA Sviatlana BLR 52.900
4. KUNDIUS Irina VORONINA Victoria RUS 58.200
5. CAPITANI Arianna MANICONE Claudia Andrea ITA 70.400
6. MADIGAN Mariah SMITH Samantha CAN 78.000
7. CHILO Fanny PETERHANS Mélanie SUI 82.400
8. ZHONG Xingping LI Dan CHN 89.300

*Men's Synchro qualification, (final starting order):
1. ALOI Dario CANNONE Flavio ITA 75.100
2. IVANOV Yasen ANGELOV Aleksandar BUL 81.400
3. BYEDYEVKIN Dmytro VOLIANSKYI Maksym UKR 83.100
4. SOEHN Keegan SOEHN Kyle CAN 85.800
5. SCHORI Nicolas WYLER Fabian SUI 86.500
6. PENNES Gregoire MARTINY Sebastien FRA 87.400
7. SAKAMOTO Takashi YAMAGUCHI Manabu JPN 87.600
8. FU Bing HE Yuxiang CHN 92.800
>> Qualification results

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