2025 World Championships: Women’s Qualifications Day 1 October 20/ Day 2 October 21

[Livi]

Just minor things really - there was a leg separation on her 2nd pirouette, a couple of her bar transitions looked a bit messy, slight hop on her landing. Tiny things that most people don't see, but she's lost a mark and a half somewhere! However, none of this really matters because the rest of the world is miles behind her!

Sure, she lost 1,5 points somewhere, but let's not pretend she usually scores a 10 E. What I meant is, I don't really feel like she didn't do her usual perfect routine, as you stated.

But love to be proven wrong of course! Who knows she'll reach for 16 points in the EF.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

I think she will still make aa and def bar final.

Yep. No way is 53.8 outside the top 24 in this field.

 

[QuietColours]

Currently qualifying:

VT:
1. Fontaine - 14.099
2. Schoenmaier - 14.049
3. Moerz - 13.666
4. G. Black - 13.5
5. Yusufova - 13.066
6. Tarhan - 13.016
7. Shin - 12.9
8. Wu - 12.883

UB:
1. Nemour - 15.533
2. Visser - 14.000
3. Veerman - 13.966
4. Nakamura - 13.5
5. E. Black - 13.466
6. Kuuiskko - 13.433
7. Sugihara - 13.4
8. Schoenmaier - 13.066

BB
1. E. Black - 13.466
2. Sugihara - 13.433
3. A. Yap - 13.3
4. Nemour - 13.233
5. Stoehr - 13.166
6. Ting - 12.966
7. Hwang - 12.966
8. Visser - 12.9

FX
1. Kishi - 13.566
2. Sugihara - 13.366
3. Tanskanen - 13.166
4. Moerz - 12.966
5. Schoenmaier - 12.866
(Okamura - 12.8)
6. Nemour- 12.666
7. Schaefer - 12.466
8. Fontaine - 12.333

 

[Sasha]

Hopefully the Beam wakes up in a better mood tomorrow!

And the floor and vault. Are the bars behaving so far?

 

[QuietColours]

AA
1. JPN: Sugihara - 54.099
2. ALG: Nemour - 53.865
3. GER: Schoenmaier - 52.131
4. JPN: Kishi - 51.965
5. NED: Visser - 51.066
6. FIN: Tanskanen - 50.866
7. GER: Stoehr - 50.731
(GER: Schaefer - 49.365)
8. JAM: Walker - 48.599
9. CAN: Fontaine - 48.565
10. KOR: Shin - 48.365
11. TUR: Tarhan - 48.298
12. CAN: G. Black - 47.833
13. SGP: A. Yap - 47.666
14. UZB - Aripova - 46.799
15. AUT: Moerz - 46.231
16. FIN: Hautala - 46.065
17. AUT: Bohle - 45.932
18. SGP: E. Yap - 45.899
19. TUR: Yildiz - 43.665
20. PER: Roda - 43.333
21. AZE: Aliyeva - 43.198
22. ALG: Hamidi - 42.266
23. SRI: Fernando - 40.765
24. VEN: Cedeno - 38.432

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Thinking more about Nemour's AA prospects, she'll probably be in the 2nd or 3rd group. The prospects of her starting or finishing on bars are both fascinating in their own way!

 

[Big_rock_show]

I'm going to stay up until 1 am so I can watch the US, aren't I. That would be a terrible life choice.

This is what I love about the gymnastics community

 

[RedBirdie]

Lia-Monica Fontaine is looking dicey for AA finals. Currently 9th and a lot of AAers to go.

 

[CameliasFingerpaint]

Thank you! Looks like they downgraded her Lopez to a Pod.

Not sure why you bring Olson to do a Lopez when you have two other athletes doing 2 vaults...

Apparently Canada’s selection procedures have minimum scores to be met to be considered. Only four of their gymnasts met the standard, so they sent all of them, including Shallon.

 

[RedBirdie]

It will be interesting to see how the rest of qualifications play out. Right now, it feels like only Fontaine and Schoenmaier on vault and Nemour on bars are sure bets to make EFs. Top 5 AAers are almost certainly through, but beyond that, there's going to be a lot of nervous watching.

 

[Amber]

LMF is having a nightmare day. At least she's done now.

Sorry but who the F is LMF? Is ir difficult to just use names?

 

[AuburnTgr80]

Aside from vault... & that's a stretch... Schoenmaier doesn't have the scores to factor into medal equations. But, boy, is she fun to watch. Great energy. She's a top notch performer, from a charisma standpoint. Really enjoy watching her

 

[MaryClare]

Sorry but who the F is LMF? Is ir difficult to just use names?

Lia Monica Fontaine. Half the gymnternet has spend the past year fawning over her

 

[onodian]

Lia Monica Fontaine. Half the gymnternet has spend the past year fawning over her

My money was on lazy mudda f****

 

[IratePanda]

Singapore's Amanda Yap did very well. She's currently third on beam. I don't know if her 13.3 will be enough to keep her in the top 8 after the remaining subs, but stranger things have happened. She won silver at last year's Jr. Asian Champs.