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Rotation 1:

Romania started like the champions they are on vault, nailing their various Yurchenkos for a team total of 37,061.
When Andreea Raducan was announced, she was cheered loudly by the crowd.

Rotation 2:

Bars have long been a Romanian weakness and the gymnasts did little to correct this impression this evening. First up, Carmen Ionescu fell twice. She was followed by Silvia Stroescu, Sabina Cojocar, Andreea Raducan and Loredana Boboc none of whom were able score above nine points. While they avoided huge breaks, their routines looked somewhat laboured.

Rotation 3:

Romania lived up to its reputation on beam with excellent routines from Ionescu, Stroescu, Cojocar and Raducan. Raducan stuck her double pike dismount cold as well as her ff-full-twisting back tuck combination.
Cojocar and Ionescu also threw full-twisting back tucks and Stroescu tumbled a ff-ff-Onodi. The last gymnast up, Loredana Boboc couldn’t match her team mates and wobbled through her routine.

Rotation 4:

Romania went into the lead with high difficulty and solid tumbles on floor. Huge cheers and chants of “Romania, Romania” errupted after Raducan’s and Cojocar’s routines. Most of the gymnasts opted for similar tumbles, either opening with a double layout or a full-in. The team’s new choreography was well received by the crowd. 
Raducan went into the lead on floor with a 9,425 and is now second in the individual standings.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Team Qualifications

1. Romania 146.646
2. USA 145.147
3. Netherlands 144.159
4. Russia 144.134
5. Spain 142.797
6. Australia 141.483
7. Ukraine 140.559
8. Germany 138.747
9. Great Britain 138.671
10. Canada 138.506
11. Brazil 138.320
12. France 136.271
13. Belarus 135.645
14. Bulgaria 132.659
15. Belgium 131.887
16. Slovakia 131.859
17. Czech Republic 130.509
18. Argentina 130.482
19. Norway 128.948
20. Hungary 129.934
21. South Africa 128.221
22. Latvia 127.120
23. Finland 123.895
24. Korea 121.920
25. Austria 120.195
26. Poland 118.884
27. India 98.522

Individual Standings

1. Svetlana Khorkina 37.224
2. Andreea Raducan 36.936
3. Verona van de Leur 36.799
4. Sabina Cojocar 36.624
5. Silvia Stroescu 36.624
6. Allana Slater 36.349
7. Tasha Schwikert 36.262
8. Gabrielle Wammes 36.262
9. Tabitha Yim 36.037
10. Lyudmila Yezhova 36.011
11. Natalia Ziganshina 35.962
12. Mohini Bhardwaj 35.924
13. Sun Xiaojio 35.824
14. Daniele Hypolito 35.786
15. Sara Moro 35.661
16. Yevgenia Kuznetsova 35.587
17. Oksana Chusovitina 35.524
18. Loredana Boboc 35.449
19. Birgit Schweigert 35.449
20. Marta Cusido 35.361
21. Katie Heenan 35.286
22. Kate Richardson 35.161
23. Elizabeth Tweddle 35.061
24. Elena Gomez 35.050
25. Holly Murdock 35.049
26. Jacqui Dunn 35.036
27. Alyona Kvasha 34.911
28. Rikst Valentijn 34.911
29. Renske Endel 34.899
30. Olga Roschupkina 34.849
31. Janercky de la Pena 34.824
32. Tatiana Yarosh 34.787
33. Tatiana Zharganova 34.724
34. Ashley Peckett 34.723
35. Delphine Regeaset 34.674
36. Alexander Croak 34.573
37. Ralitsa Rangelova 34.449
38. Yulia Tarasenko 34.448
39. Camila Comin 34.387
40. Monique Nuijten 34.361
41. Lisa Brüggemann 34.337
42. Natalia Sirobaba 34.337
43. Clélia Coutzac 34.112
44. Emma Williams 34.087
45. Joanna Skowronska 34.086
46. Maria Zasypkina 34.086
47. Nicola Willis 33.824
48. Yelena Zamolodchikova 33.812
49. Jennifer Simbhudas 33.811
50. Jessica Jans 33.774

 

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