The highest qualifier for floor finals is USA’s Madison Desch. The 18-years-old athlete who trains at GAGE has been famous for her work on this event for a while now and she was able to present world class floor routines since … Continue reading Toronto 2015: floor finals preview
The lovely Flavia Saraiva was the highest qualifier on beam despite a mistake she made during the first day of the competition. The 16-years-old from Brazil has been very succesful so far, winning two bronze medals, one with her team … Continue reading Toronto 2015: beam finals preview
The highest qualifier of those finals was USA’s Rachel Gowey who is coached by Liang Chow. This is actually Rachel’s third year as a senior but unfortunately we haven’t seen a lot from her because she has struggled with injuries … Continue reading Toronto 2015: bars finals preview
Vault: The highest qualifier for the vault finals is Marcia Videaux. She is a first year senior from Cuba who came out of nowhere and won a gold medal on vault at the Anadia world cup. Her vaults are a … Continue reading Toronto 2015: vault finals preview
Ellie Black of Canada wrote history by being the first athlete not from USA to win the Pan American AA title in decades. The 2012 Olympian, who had a rough day during qualifications, proved that she can put any struggles behind … Continue reading Toronto 2015: AA finals recap
Amelia Hundley (USA) Difficulty: 5.8 + 6.1 + 5.7 + 5.7 = 23.3 Those Games are the biggest competition Amelia has ever attended and for her, qualifying first into the AA finals is the greatest achievement of her career so … Continue reading 2015 Pan American Games: Contenders for the AA podium
The reigning pan american games champions, the United States of America, saw this competition as an opportunity for their younger athletes to gain some valuable experience and their injured athletes to return to the international stage. Because of that they … Continue reading 2015 Pan Am Games: team finals preview
