2024 WAG Qualifications Subdivision 3 (MG 6 Blanco JPN MG 4 PHI/NZL NED) Sunday July 28 8:50 am ET

[JaJa]

Laurie is studying at NYU, correct?

yes

 

[Sasha]

Wevers falls on her UB dismount, looked awkward but she seems okay. The team score will be less okay though.

 

[Puffin]

Wevers sat down her ub dismount

 

[Hatsumomo]

The French crowd has been into Japan's FX music

 

[Puffin]

getting very tight for ub ef - Simone sitting in 8th

 

[Sasha]

Kishi with a really pretty, clean FX for Japan, aside from a short landing on one pass. They're impressing me today, particularly under the circumstances.

 

[Hatsumomo]

Aw, the Japanese coach is on the sidelines emotional. Kishi's routine was great, other than her double pike. The ending was great, LOL

 

[QuietColours]

It wasn't the neatest today, but I do love the Seitz to the Pak. It's like wind-unwind

 

[tempest]

I did nap and just woke up and finally heard Laurie say something good about the angle of the feed is horrible on UB

 

[Hatsumomo]

Veerman's routine made me a little dizzy, sheesh

 

[Sasha]

Really nice work on floor from Japan! They just need to figure out how to stay in bounds!

 

[tempest]

Veerman's routine made me a little dizzy, sheesh

especially with the angle of the feed

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Kishi with a really pretty, clean FX for Japan, aside from a short landing on one pass. They're impressing me today, particularly under the circumstances.

They'll probably end up getting bronze. It's more than time, plus whenever we really lay into a programme they always seem to end up coming 3rd shortly thereafter.

 

[CameliasFingerpaint]

Netherlands needs to average 13.611 on beam to pass Romania, Japan just needs a 12.755 average on vault.

 

[tempest]

Does Laurie think EVERYONE makes event finals?

 

[Laura722]

14.4 for Veerman

 

[MRR]

NED needs 13.612 average on beam to pass Romania
JPN only a 12.76 on vault

 

[JaJa]

Does Laurie think EVERYONE makes event finals?

well she's not sure . . . . .

 

[Sasha]

They'll probably end up getting bronze. It's more than time, plus whenever we really lay into a programme they always seem to end up coming 3rd shortly thereafter.

If we've learned anything from Worlds in the past five years, it's less about being the third best team on paper, and more about grabbing the openings that present themselves. Italy 2019, Canada 2022 and France 2023 weren't really in people's predictions.

 

[CameliasFingerpaint]

They'll probably end up getting bronze. It's more than time, plus whenever we really lay into a programme they always seem to end up coming 3rd shortly thereafter.

It's the 2nd law of the Gymternet.