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I have a feeling there was no youtube footage of it for years.Thank you. I’d either forgotten or never seen that before. Lovely vault.
She didn't do it at Nationals or at Trials. It was not required to show two different vaults for the AA in that quad, once they did away with it after the 2001 Worlds. USA did two nights of AA and night 1 counted as event finals as well.I’d either forgotten or never seen that before.
So just one vault at Nationals got you the vault gold. Tricase won in 2004 with a 9.525 for a DTY. She had a Pod for her second vault, but we only saw it once IIRC at the 2002 World Team Camp before she injured herself.. I always thought Tricase was capable of an Amanar. Had she not constantly gotten injured I think she would have had that vault quite easily.
Those quotes are nefarious.Tom Gardiner said that Tricase showed both a Podkopayeva and the 'Lopez' at the 2002 World Selection Camp.
So funny that Humphrey ended up almost winning the Olympic title on bars. The weirdest quad ever IMO. Thank god they started open-ended scoring after that nonsense.I couldn't remember about the Lopez, but I remembered she had a Pod.
If she didn't get injured I do imagine she would have taken Humphrey's spot for VT/FX
Thanks for this.There was no Women's AA at the 2004 test event. They only ran one TF (WAG) and one AA (MAG) as a test run.
Look at the event schedule, then compare this video of the WAG TF medal ceremony with USAG's official report of the competition, where no TF result is listed.
I think USAG used this meet having next to zero coverage to give McCool a fake resume boost. Even finding scores was hard, but based on USAG's "AA results" (no single VT scores to be found) they just ranked everybody who actually did 4 events in QF
Her receiving 10.0 start values at this meet should also be taken with a major grain of salt. I was watching Australian gymnastics' home video of TF & EF where they show the score screens after the routines, and almost everybody was getting everything credited. It was kind of a joke of a meet (with one of the best beam finals of all time)