RAFIKI
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- Feb 9, 2021
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Spin out from US nationals discussion…here are the Longines winners over the years:
Got this from wiki and I’ve not fact checked it. However most of them look right and it’s a well referenced article. Couldn’t find an official list.
Thoughts? It’s not as an egregious a list as I thought it might be given I remembered Patterson and Johnson winning.
I thought you had to compete in the AA final to be eligible but that rule (if I’m not imagining it) must have come in later given Cheng Fei won in 2006.
I think they would have given it to Raducan in 2001. Perhaps Jotchev for the men?
Year | WAG winner |
---|---|
1999 | Svetlana Khorkina |
2002 | Elena Zamolodchikova |
2003 | Carly Patterson |
2005 | Monette Russo |
2006 | Cheng Fei |
2007 | Shawn Johnson |
2009 | Elsa Garcia |
2010 | Rie Tanaka |
2011 | Ana Porgras |
2013 | Kyla Ross |
2014 | Yao Jinnan |
2015 | Giulia Steingruber |
2017 | Brooklyn Moors |
2018 | Angelina Melnikova |
2019 | Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos |
Year | MAG winner |
---|---|
1999 | Yufu Lu |
2002 | Xiao Qin |
2003 | Yang Wei |
2005 | Luis Rivera |
2006 | Ivan Ivankov |
2007 | Hiroyuki Tomita |
2009 | Daniel Keatings |
2010 | Philipp Boy |
2011 | Kohei Uchimura |
2013 | Kohei Uchimura |
2014 | Kohei Uchimura |
2015 | Max Whitlock |
2017 | Kenzo Shirai |
2018 | Artur Dalaloyan |
2019 | Sam Mikulak |
Thoughts? It’s not as an egregious a list as I thought it might be given I remembered Patterson and Johnson winning.
I thought you had to compete in the AA final to be eligible but that rule (if I’m not imagining it) must have come in later given Cheng Fei won in 2006.
I think they would have given it to Raducan in 2001. Perhaps Jotchev for the men?
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