Teams are starting to come in for 2022 World Championship in Liverpool, England

[lspatterson]

anyone can update team postings
Teams
Italy:Caterina Cereghetti, Alice D’Amato, Manila Esposito, Martina Maggio, Veronica Mandriota, Giorgia Villa (alternate TBD)
Great Britain:Ondine Achampong,Georgia-Mae Fenton, Jennifer Gadirova,Jessica Gadirova,Alice Kinsella
France: Melanie de Jesus dis Santo, Marine Boyer, Aline Friess, Carolann Heduit, Coline Devillard (alternate: Morgane Osyssek)
Germany::Anna-Lena König, Emma Malewski, Lea Marie Quaas, Karina Schönmaier, Elisabeth Seitz (alternate: none)
Belgium:Maellyse Brassart, Nina Derwael, Noémie Louon, Lisa Vaelen, Jutta Verkest (alternate: Yléa Tollet)
Netherlands::Eve de Ruiter, Eythora Thorsdottir, Sanna Veerman, Naomi Visser, Tisha Volleman (alternates: Casey-Jane Meuleman, Shadé van Oorschot)
Hungary:Csenge Bacskay, Zsofia Kovacs, Mirtill Makovits, Greta Mayer, Zoja Szekely, Nikolett Szilagyi (alternate TBD)
Spain:Laura Casabuena, Emma Fernandez, Marina Gonzalez, Maia Llacer, Lorena Medina, Paula Raya (alternate TBD)
Romania:Ana Maria Barbosu and Andreea Preda
Finland:Ada Hautala, Maisa Kuusikko, Sani Mäkelä, Kaia Tanskanen
Austria:Selina Kickinger, Jasmin Mader, Alissa Mörz, Charlize Mörz, Berta Schwaninger
Ukraine:Yelizaveta Hubareva, Yuliia Kasianenko, Marharyta Kozlovska, Valeriia Osipova, Diana Savelieva
Sweden:Alva Eriksson, Tonya Paulsson, Emelie Westlund, Nathalie Westlund, Malva Wingren (alternate: Maya Ståhl)
Brazil:Rebeca Andrade, Lorrane Oliveira, Carolyne Pedro, Flavia Saraiva, Julia Soares (alternate: Christal Bezerra)
United States:Shilese Jones, Skye Blakely, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, Leanne Wong [alt: Lexi Zeiss]
Canada:Ellie Black, Laurie Denommée, Shallon Olsen, Denelle Pedrick, Emma Spence, Sydney Turner (alternate TBD; Rose Woo was initially named to the team but withdrew due to injury)
Argentina:Brisa Carraro, Sira Macias, Leila Martinez, Meline Mesropian, Rocio Saucedo
Mexico: Paulina Campos, Natalia Escalera, Cassandra Loustalot, Cinthia Ruiz, Ahtziri Sandoval, (alternate: Valentina Meléndez; Paulina Vargas was initially named to the team but was replaced by Ruiz)
China:He Licheng, Luo Rui, Ou Yushan, Sun Xinyi, Tang Xijing, Wei Xiaoyuan, Zhang Jin (alternates TBD)
South Korea:Eom Dohyun, Lee Dayeong, Lee Yunseo, Shin Solyi, Yeo Seojeong (alternate: Lee Eunju)
Japan::Fukasawa Kokoro, Miyata Shoko, Sakaguchi Ayaka, Watanabe Hazuki, Yamada Chiharu (alternate: Ashikawa Urara; Kasahara Arisa was initially named to the team but was replaced by Watanabe)
Taiwan:Chen Chian-Shiun, Huang Yi-Qin, Lai Pin-Ju, Mai Liu Hsiang-Han, Ting Hua-Tien, Wu Sing-Fen (alternate TBD)
Egypt:Jana Abdelsalam, Jana Aboelhasan, Zeina Ibrahim, Jana Mahmoud, Nancy Taman
Australia:Georgia-Rose Brown,Romi Brown,Georgia Godwin,Kate McDonald,Breanna Scott,Emily Whitehead

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ALL-AROUNDERS
Reece Cobb (New Zealand)
Keira Rolston-Larking (New Zealand)
Aida Bauyrzhanova (Kazakhstan)
Rifda Irfanaluthfi (Indonesia)
Milka Gehani (Sri Lanka)
Dildora Aripova (Uzbekistan)
Nadine Joy Nathan (Singapore)
Ominakhon Khalilova (Uzbekistan)
Korkem Yerbossynkyzy (Kazakhstan)
Sasiwimon Mueangphuan (Thailand)
Caitlin Rooskrantz (South Africa)
Naveen Daries (South Africa)
Fatma Zohra Boukhatem (Algeria)
Lahna Salem (Algeria)
Nicole Diaz (Puerto Rico)
Ana Karina Mendez (Peru)
Antonia Marihuan (Chile)
Ginna Escobar (Colombia)
Milca Leon (Venezuela)
Franchesca Santi (Chile)
Alais Perea (Ecuador)
Annalise Newman-Achee (Trinidad)
Franciny Morales (Costa Rica)
Karla Navas (Panama)
Olivia Kelly (Barbados)
Lihie Raz (Israel)
Camille Rasmussen (Denmark)
Maria Tronrud (Norway)
Lucija Hribar (Slovenia)
Halle Hilton (Ireland)
Aneta Holasova (Czech Republic)
Zala Trtnik (Slovenia)
Thelma Adalsteinsdottir (Iceland)
Klara Peterkova (Czech Republic)
Juliane Tøssebro (Norway)
Emma Slevin (Ireland)
Mariana Parente (Portugal)
Sevgi Kayisoglu (Turkey)
Ofir Netzer (Israel)
Anina Wildi (Switzerland)
Freja Petersen (Denmark)
Bengisu Yildiz (Turkey)
Elvira Katsali (Greece)
Tatiana Bachurina (Cyprus)
Tara Vella Clark (Malta)
Hildur Gudmundsdottir (Iceland)
Petra Furac (Croatia)
Brygida Urbanska (Poland)
Celeste Mordenti (Luxembourg)
Nika Kukuljan Frleta (Croatia)
EVENTS
Vault
Protistha Samanta (India)
Teja Belak (Slovenia)
Pranati Nayak (India)
Selma Halvorsen (Norway)
Samira Gahramanova (Azerbaijan)
Nisrine Hassanaine (Morocco)
Truong Khanh Van (Vietnam)
Tran Doan Quynh Nam (Vietnam)
Bars
Mari Kanter (Norway)
Ella Borg (Malta)
Milana Minakovskaya (Azerbaijan)
Selma Halvorsen (Norway)
Konstantina Maragkou (Greece)
Areti Pagoni (Greece)
Tran Doan Quynh Nam (Vietnam)
Pham Nhu Phuong (Vietnam)
Beam
Lucie Trnkova (Czech Republic)
Angel Wong Hiu Ying (Hong Kong)
Mari Kanter (Norway)
Charlie Chan Cheuk Lam (Hong Kong)
Ella Borg (Malta)
Milana Minakovskaya (Azerbaijan)
Samira Gahramanova (Azerbaijan)
Areti Pagoni (Greece)
Floor
Lucie Trnkova (Czech Republic)
Ella Borg (Malta)
Samira Gahramanova (Azerbaijan)
Selma Halvorsen (Norway)
Nisrine Hassanaine (Morocco)
Milana Minakovskaya (Azerbaijan)
Areti Pagoni (Greece)
Truong Khanh Van (Vietnam)

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2022 World Championships WAG Qualifiers

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updated on: 9/28/2022

 

[Samxo]

 

[Doug1233]

The GBR girls have a great draw!

 

[Samxo]

Apart from that they’ll start at 21:45, but hope they can qualify for all the events expected and then have a better performance in the finals

 

[irichluck21]

so AS= Apparatus Specialists and AA= All Arounders.
Interesting that there are no longer traditional mixed groups so gymnasts from the same countries rotate together. Technically you could have gymnasts from one country in completely separate subdivisions or separate rotations.

 

[makam]

Hasn’t the us ladies team gotten first sub the last few times or does it just feel that way?

 

[QuietColours]

I’m less concerned about the US being in Sub 1 and more concerned they’re ending in beam, honestly. I bet the extra rest before finals will be nice.

 

[Gymfan93]

Apparently that sub finishes around 11pm! Hopefully they can rest a bit after

 

[tempest]

Did the just do the qualification draw? Am I missing the EF draw?

 

[Gymfan93]

It’s all here, under files:

FIG - Event Detail - 15871

FIG - Event Detail - 15871

www.gymnastics.sport

 

[tempest]

thank you!

 

[irichluck21]

its interesting and coincidence that USA usually either gets 1st subdivision or the last one. I remember in the old WWGYM forum that someone accused the FIG of favoring the US and always giving them the last subdivision when historically they often get either the 1st or 2nd one. I wish I had saved my post where I went back to 2001 Worlds and charted their draw from that point.

 

[Doug1233]

I wonder how controversial it would be to seed the teams….

 

[RAFIKI]

I’ve been wondering about that. It had never occurred to me until this new continental qualification system and I started pondering if there should be an advantage to qualifying as a highly ranked team. However the inequity between continents makes it tricky.

Seeding would be an admission that there is an unfair advantage to later subdivisions. I know it’s oft said, but is there any statistical analysis proving it?

 

[arabiandoublefront]

I feel like it would be more of an issue for the teams that are on the cusp of making finals, rather than the ones who qualify easily.

 

[Doug1233]

Seeding would be an admission that there is an unfair advantage to later subdivisions.

Not if the advantage is limited to “knowing what score I might need to qualify” which could have a bearing on whether to play safe.

Taking a hypothetical, if Hong Un Jong went up last in Rio VT EF, and Simone had fallen earlier on, she might not have thrown the Y3.0.

 

[tempest]

I miss the random draw of the AA.

 

[Samxo]

Is this not a random draw or is usually like this?

 

[irichluck21]

No the AA finals is not a completely random draw. The top 6 are seeded to begin on vault and end on floor, where the 1st qualifier goes up last. Team finals is seeded as well. Only random in the meet is qualifications and then event finals.

The AA finals used to be completely random prior to 2003, that was when FIG changed the format to benefit TV broadcasts.

The field dropped from 36 (32 in 2001+ 2 subdivisions) to 24 in 2003. Since the number dropped by 12, FIG changed the per country limit from 3 to 2.

FIG did this in hopes that TV broadcasts would increase.

By moving from 36 to 24 athletes it eliminated 12 athletes which mean 48 less routines for the women and 72 less routines for the men. Which shortened the length of the meet.
Additionally with 6 athletes in a rotation for the women instead of 9, the meet was shortened further due to not having a break in the middle of the rotation for the second half warm up.

They originally changed the format in 2001 to 32 AA finalists which were divided into 2 subdivisions. #17-32 competed in the first subdivision (4 on each piece) and #1-16 competed in the second subdivision. The idea was that a television broadcast could show a great amount of the routines from the 16 competitors.
The audience in Ghent did not enjoy this format, so it was changed again for 2003.

 

[esta]

I miss two vaults in the AA, counting the higher-score of the two, and having main contenders end on vault, with a medal placement dependent on that second vault.

Or maybe I just miss a Miller/Gutsu showdown?