Women 2012 Gymnastics Olympic Test Event

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1 women

1.1 teams
1.2 individuals
1.3 team final
1.4 vault
1.5 uneven bars
1.6 balance beam
1.7 floor





women
teams

 italy
 canada
 france
 brazil
 belgium
 south korea
 spain
 netherlands


individuals

2 gymnasts



 mexico: elsa garcía rodrigues, ana estafania lago
  switzerland: giulia steingruber, nadia muelhauser
 ukraine: angelina kysla, nataliya kononenko
 hungary: dorina boczogo, laura gombas
 venezuela: jessica lopez, ivet rojas
 uzbekistan: daria elizarova, luisa galiulina
 slovenia: sasa golob, adela sajn
 greece: paschalina mitrakou, vasiliki millousi


1 gymnast



 argentina: valeria pereyra
 austria: barbara gasser
 belarus: nastassia marachkouskaya
 bulgaria: ralitsa mileva
 chile: simona castro lazo
 colombia: jessica gil ortiz
 croatia: tina erceg
 czech republic: kristyna palesova
 dominican republic: yamilet peña
 finland: annika urvikko
 great britain: rebecca tunney
 guatemala: ana sofia gomez porras
 hong kong: hyu ying angel wong
 israel: valeriia maksyuta
 kazakhstan: moldir azimbay
 lithuania: laura svilpaite
 new zealand: jordan rae
 poland: marta pihan-kulesza
 portugal: zoi mafalda lima
 puerto rico: lorena quinones moreno
 south africa: ashleigh heldsinger
 singapore: heem wei lin
 slovakia: maria homolova
 sweden: jonna adlerteg
 turkey: goksu uctas
 vietnam: thi ngan thuong do


team final

the team final happened on january, 11th. after solid presentations, team italy won gold medal (224,624). team canada placed second (221,913) , team france placed third (220,744). team brazil placed 4th (217,985) , qualified 2012 olympic games.[1]



vault

mexico s elsa garcía qualified vault final, injured during warmups , pulled out @ last moment. because garcia withdrew before competition, first alternate yamilet peña of dominican republic did not have adequate time warm up. ergo, vault final contained 7 gymnasts.


uneven bars

balance beam

floor







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