Russia Wins Three More Golds in Moscow

Russia Wins Three More Golds in Moscow
Written by Amanda Turner for International Gymnast Magazine \| Thursday, 23 September 2010 12:31

(13 votes, average 5.00 out of 5)

Russia won three golds and two silvers Thursday at the rhythmic world championships in Moscow. Yevgenia Kanayeva, Daria Dmitriyeva, Daria Kondakova and Yana Lukonina won the team title for Russia.

Russia won three more golds and two silvers Thursday at the 2010 Rhythmic World Championships in Moscow.

The Russian team of Yevgenia Kanayeva, Daria Dmitriyeva, Daria Kondakova and Yana Lukonina captured the team title by more than 15 points. Belarus captured the silver medal, 269.700 to Russia's 284.925.

Aliya Garayeva led Azerbaijan to the bronze with 265.225.

The Russian gymnasts placed first and second again with both individual finals. Kanayeva, who won with the hoop on Wednesday, earned another individual title with the ball. Dmitriyeva was second, .050 behind.

Dmitriyeva won the ribbon final over Kondakova, 28.825-28.750

Garayeva picked up two more individual bronzes.

Competition continues Friday with the individual all-around competition. Kanayeva, the 2008 Olympic champion, is favored to defend her world all-around title.

External Link: Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation

XXX Rhythmic World Championships
Sept. 20, 2010, Moscow

Team		Rope	Hoop	Ball	Ribbon	Total
1.	Russia	84.675	84.750	84.425	85.675	284.925
2.	Belarus	78.675	81.475	80.350	79.200	269.700
3.	Azerbaijan	78.825	79.125	78.925	78.650	265.225
4.	Ukraine	78.825	77.325	79.475	78.300	263.475
5.	Israel	74.375	75.075	76.750	73.725	256.675
6.	Kazakhstan	75.325	75.900	74.175	73.200	253.975
7.	Bulgaria	74.100	75.150	75.325	75.025	252.750
8.	Poland	74.450	74.625	73.200	74.625	250.950
9.	Italy	75.000	72.700	74.050	74.200	248.750
10.	Austria	74.400	73.425	73.550	73.425	248.625
11.	Uzbekistan	73.925	73.400	73.250	69.575	246.550
12.	Korea	71.950	73.800	71.650	73.000	243.875
13.	Greece	71.425	71.225	72.975	73.400	242.950
14.	Spain	72.050	69.350	76.150	70.325	242.875
15.	United States	70.125	71.100	73.000	70.550	241.250
16.	China	70.025	71.575	72.400	67.550	237.600
17.	Hungary	70.275	68.875	70.775	67.700	235.625
18.	Mexico	67.950	71.525	69.275	69.825	235.325
19.	Australia	67.675	70.300	69.200	70.350	235.000
20.	Turkey	68.475	68.850	70.075	68.650	232.525
21.	Sweden	67.900	68.750	68.350	65.275	228.025
22.	Brazil	67.750	68.500	67.600	62.725	227.075
23.	Estonia	68.275	67.325	69.050	63.950	226.150
24.	Canada	68.825	64.950	66.950	67.250	225.800
25.	Great Britain	63.675	68.275	67.725	66.125	224.725
26.	Czech Republic	68.825	66.425	63.775	64.725	223.875
27.	Finland	64.000	68.150	67.550	64.625	223.600
28.	Latvia	66.425	65.250	67.275	66.075	223.225
29.	Egypt	66.100	66.000	66.425	66.200	222.700
30.	Slovenia	64.725	66.375	66.775	63.650	222.075
31.	Argentina	61.750	63.275	65.200	66.925	217.250
32.	Slovakia	64.000	64.875	65.600	62.350	215.600
33.	Norway	64.425	62.750	61.175	64.100	212.325
34.	Venezuela	61.225	62.700	64.150	61.700	211.950
35.	South Africa	63.350	63.375	63.900	60.025	211.775
36.	Thailand	60.550	61.850	63.100	58.550	207.475
37.	Armenia	51.925	50.150	55.175	48.375	175.475
38.	India	45.500	46.475	49.850	47.475	159.200

Ball Final		D1	D2	D AVG	Art	Exec	ND	Score
1.	Yevgenia Kanayeva	9.00	9.70	9.350	9.750	9.600		28.700
2.	Daria Dmitriyeva	9.30	9.60	9.450	9.700	9.500		28.650
3.	Aliya Garayeva	9.00	9.30	9.150	9.250	9.150		27.550
4.	Lyubov Cherkashina	8.70	9.25	8.975	9.300	9.150		27.425
5.	Irina Risenson	9.00	8.90	8.950	9.000	9.050		27.000
6.	Alina Maksymenko	8.90	8.80	8.850	9.100	9.000		26.950
7.	Neta Rivkin	8.50	8.90	8.700	9.000	9.050		26.750
8.	Silvia Miteva	8.10	8.00	8.050	8.700	8.450	0.4	24.800

Ribbon Final		D1	D2	D AVG	Art	Exec	Score
1.	Daria Dmitriyeva	9.80	9.50	9.650	9.675	9.500	28.825
2.	Daria Kondakova	9.60	9.50	9.550	9.600	9.600	28.750
3.	Aliya Garayeva	9.40	9.40	9.400	9.350	9.300	28.050
4.	Lyubov Cherkashina	9.20	9.20	9.200	9.250	9.125	27.575
5.	Melitina Stanyuta	8.80	9.20	9.000	9.350	9.200	27.550
6.	Silvia Miteva	9.10	8.90	9.000	9.050	9.050	27.100
7.	Joanna Mitrosz	8.90	8.90	8.900	9.000	8.950	26.850
8.	Alina Maksymenko	8.80	8.70	8.750	9.025	8.900	26.675

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Tanya said:

	... This sport has turned into a joke and should be removed from the Olympics. No country should be able to win every gold and silver at so many competitions. It's simply not possible. Shame on the FIG for allowing it to happen simply because they are afraid of Irina Viner, who is a billionaire with a mafioso husband.
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September 23, 2010
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coco said:

	whats wrong with you Tanya Do you even watch the sport . They are way ahead of the other teams. What do you want punish them cause they are better
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September 24, 2010
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Tanya said:

	... Yes I watch the sport. Do YOU? I think you should go to an eye doctor if you think Russia deserves every gold and silver, every time.
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September 24, 2010
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