3 Team Medals for USA at World Championships
03 Nov 2007 02:54 PM
The U.S. women's tumbling team including Yulia Hall,
Susannah Johnson, Kaitlin Tortorich, and Leanne
Seitzinger are the 2007 World Champions after beating
out Russia and Great Britain for the gold medal in
the team finals event.
The U.S. men's double-mini team including Kalon Ludvigson, Josh Vance, Stephen Raymond, and Andrew Muzzarelli captured the silver medal behind Russia and ahead of Great Britain in the team finals event.
The U.S. women's double-mini team including Kaci Barry, Aubree Balkan, and Sarah Prosen captured the bronze medal behind Russia and Canada in the team finals event.
The U.S. men's double-mini team including Kalon Ludvigson, Josh Vance, Stephen Raymond, and Andrew Muzzarelli captured the silver medal behind Russia and ahead of Great Britain in the team finals event.
The U.S. women's double-mini team including Kaci Barry, Aubree Balkan, and Sarah Prosen captured the bronze medal behind Russia and Canada in the team finals event.
USA Women Qualify for 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing
01 Nov 2007 10:52 PM
Following the preliminary trampoline competition at
the World Championships, the FIG announced the
qualifying countries to the Olympic Games next
summer, with the USA women earning a spot in Beijing.
World Championships Women's Tumbling Preliminary Results
01 Nov 2007 12:55 PM
The preliminary round of competition for women's
tumbling concluded this morning. The U.S. team
advances to the team finals with Yulia Hall and
Kaitlin Tortorich advancing to the individual finals
as well. The top five teams will compete in the team
finals on Friday evening. Individual finals will be
on Saturday. Results are as follows:
Team Results - Finalists:
1. 195.20 pts - Russia
2. 189.40 pts - Great Britain
3. 187.50 pts - United States
4. 185.20 pts - Ukraine
5. 183.20 pts - Canada
Individual Results - Finalists:
1. 67.10 pts - Korobeynikova Anna (RUS)
2. 65.20 pts - Song Yehong (CHN)
3. 65.10 pts - Hall Yulyia (USA)
4. 65.10 pts - Tortorich Kaitlin (USA)
5. 64.40 pts - Isupova Anastasia (RUS)
6. 64.30 pts - Turner Sarah (GBR)
7. 64.20 pts - Terenia Anna (BLR)
8. 64.20 pts - Chabanenko Elena (UKR)
Team Results - Finalists:
1. 195.20 pts - Russia
2. 189.40 pts - Great Britain
3. 187.50 pts - United States
4. 185.20 pts - Ukraine
5. 183.20 pts - Canada
Individual Results - Finalists:
1. 67.10 pts - Korobeynikova Anna (RUS)
2. 65.20 pts - Song Yehong (CHN)
3. 65.10 pts - Hall Yulyia (USA)
4. 65.10 pts - Tortorich Kaitlin (USA)
5. 64.40 pts - Isupova Anastasia (RUS)
6. 64.30 pts - Turner Sarah (GBR)
7. 64.20 pts - Terenia Anna (BLR)
8. 64.20 pts - Chabanenko Elena (UKR)
World Championships Men's Double-Mini Preliminary Results
01 Nov 2007 12:24 PM
The preliminary round of competition for men's
double-mini concluded this morning. The U.S. team
advances to the team finals with Stephen Raymond and
Kalon Ludvigson advancing to the individual finals as
well. The top five teams will compete in the team
finals on Friday evening. Individual finals will be
on Saturday. Results are as follows:
Team Results - Finalists:
1. 218.00 pts - Russia
2. 215.60 pts - United States
3. 213.80 pts - Spain
4. 213.20 pts - Australia
5. 212.70 pts - Great Britain
Individual Results - Finalists:
1. 73.90 pts - Martini Bruno (BRA)
2. 73.40 pts - Ivanov Kirill (RUS )
3. 73.00 pts - Castanho Fabio (POR)
4. 72.60 pts - Borovikov Alexei (RUS)
5. 72.50 pts - Vachon Denis (CAN)
6. 72.20 pts - Scott-Beaulieu Michael (GBR)
7. 72.00 pts - Raymond Stephen (USA)
8. 71.80 pts - Ludvigson Kalon (USA)
9. 71.80 pts – Josh Vance (USA)
Team Results - Finalists:
1. 218.00 pts - Russia
2. 215.60 pts - United States
3. 213.80 pts - Spain
4. 213.20 pts - Australia
5. 212.70 pts - Great Britain
Individual Results - Finalists:
1. 73.90 pts - Martini Bruno (BRA)
2. 73.40 pts - Ivanov Kirill (RUS )
3. 73.00 pts - Castanho Fabio (POR)
4. 72.60 pts - Borovikov Alexei (RUS)
5. 72.50 pts - Vachon Denis (CAN)
6. 72.20 pts - Scott-Beaulieu Michael (GBR)
7. 72.00 pts - Raymond Stephen (USA)
8. 71.80 pts - Ludvigson Kalon (USA)
9. 71.80 pts – Josh Vance (USA)