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Chinese Dominate Osijek World Cup Qualification

Written by Amanda Turner for International Gymnast Magazine | Saturday, November 7, 2009

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World pommel horse champion Zhang Hongtao was one of five Chinese gymnasts on top in Friday's qualification at the Osijek World Cup in Croatia.

Chinese gymnasts led qualification on half the events Friday at the Osijek World Cup in Croatia.

2008 Olympic champion Chen Yibing (still rings) and newly crowned world champions Zhang Hongtao (pommel horse) and Wang Guanyin (parallel bars) were the top scorers on their respective specialities.

Their female compatriot Sui Lu, the bronze medalist on floor exercise at October's world championships in London, led qualification on balance beam and floor exercise.

World vault silver medalist Flavius Koczi (Romania) was the top vaulter for the men. Former world champion Diego Hypolito (Brazil), who missed the floor final in London, was back on top in Osijek. Slovenia's Aljaz Pegan, another former world champion, qualified first on high bar.

Czech veteran Jana Komrskova was the top qualifier on women's vault and placed third on balance beam. Dutch gymnast Mayra Kroonen led uneven bars and qualified third on vault.

Croatian gymnasts earned seven spots in this weekend's finals. Tijana Tkalcec qualified second to vault final and 2008 Olympian Tina Erceg qualified third on women's floor exercise. Tomislav Markovic qualified third to the men's floor final.

Osijek is the second to final stop on the 2009 World Cup circuit. The season concludes next weekend at the DTB Cup in Stuttgart.

2009 Osijek World Cup
Nov. 6, Osijek, Croatia
Women's Vault QualificationScore
1.Jana Komrskova14.275
2.Tijana Tkalcec13.563
3.Mayra Kroonen13.550
4.Valeria Maksyuta13.438
5.Laura Gombas13.363
6.Dorina Boczogo13.250
7.Annika Urvikko13.200
8.Cynthia Lemieux-Guillemette13.150

 
Uneven Bars QualificationScore
1.Mayra Kroonen13.375
2.Laurie-Eve Pepin-Gagne13.275
3.Dorina Boczogo12.950
4.Jana Sikulova12.850
5.Ethiene Franco12.825
6.Cynthia Lemieux-Guillemette12.800
7.Valeria Maksiuta12.800
8.Bruna Leal12.725

 
Balance Beam QualificationScore
1.Sui Lu13.775
2.Priscila Cobello13.650
3.Jana Komrskova13.275
4.Tina Erceg12.800
5.Katarzyna Jurkowska12.750
6.Hu Yuhong12.675
7.Laurie–Eve Pepin Gagne12.600
7.Laura Gombas12.600

 
Woemn's Floor QualificationScore
1.Sui Lu13.875
2.Dorina Boczogo13.300
3.Tina Erceg13.275
4.Lima Zoi13.125
5.Saša Golob13.025
6.Mayra Kroonen12.975
7.Annika Urvikko12.850
8.Bruna Leal12.525

 
Men's Floor QualificationScore
1.Diego Hypolito15.675
2.Alexander Shatilov15.175
3.Tomislav Markovic15.025
4.Victor Rosa14.925
5.Jeffrey Wames14.925
6. Alexander Suprun14.625
7.Peter Marjan14.600
8.Mans Stenberg14.475

 
Pommel Horse QualificationScore
1.Zhang Hongtao15.825
2.Zoltan Kallai14.350
3.Andrei Perevozhnikov14.100
4.Marko Brez14.000
5.Sašo Bertoncelj13.875
6.Robert Seligman13.325
7.Peter Marjan13.250
8.Flavius Koczi13.150

 
Still Rings QualificationScore
1.Chen Yibing15.350
2.Alexander Vorobyov15.075
3.Ala Asi Ali15.075
4.Konstantin Pluzhnikov15.050
5.Arthur Zanetti14.900
6.Gustavo Simones14.825
7.Georgallas Irodotos14.300
8.Victor Camargo13.950

 
Men's Vault QualificationScore
1.Flavius Koczi16.137
2.Luis Araujo15.475
3. Alexander Yakubovsky15.387
4.Yevgeny Sapronenko15.387
5.Al Asi Ali15.063
6.Jad Mazahreh15.012
7.Shek Wai Hung15.012
8.Marek Lyszczarz15.012

 
Parallel Bars QualificationScore
1.Wang Guanyin15.200
2.Adam Kierzkowski15.125
3.Samuel Piasecky14.650
4.Roman Kulesza14.625
5.Marius Berbecar14.600
6.Hamilton Sabot14.025
7.Dmitry Gogotov13.950
8.Epke Zonderland13.700

 
High Bar QualificationScore
1.Aljaz Pegan15.300
2.Epke Zonderland15.175
3.Anatoly Vasilyev15.000
4.Samuel Piasecky14.825
5.Marco Baldauf14.475
5.Martin Konecny14.475
7.Mario Možnik14.450
8.Jeffrey Wammes14.325

 

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1999 said:

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I'm confused. Weren't Jana Bieger and Kytra Hunter supposed to compete??
 
November 07, 2009
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1999 said:

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From a gym blog: Several US gymnasts were supposed to be competing at the World Cup events this month but there were registration issues. Hunter, Caquatto and Whitcomb will now be competing at the Toyota International in December.

Don't know what happened to Bieger.
 
November 12, 2009
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