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MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS QUALIFICATIONS: SUBDIVISION ONE: GERMANY (STARTING ON FLOOR EXERCISE): Pascal Brendel Lukas Dauser Nils Dunkel Timo Eder Andreas Toba Reserves: Milan Hosseini, Glenn Trebing, Alexander Kunz UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (STARTING ON POMMEL HORSE): Frederick Richard Brody Malone Paul Juda  Stephen Nedoroscik Asher Hong  RESERVES: Khoi Young, Shane Wiskus  MIXED GROUP 5 (STARTING ON STILL RINGS): CROATIA: Aurel Benovic CROATIA: Tin Srbic BRAZIL: Diogo Soares  BRAZIL: Artur Nory Mariano  Brazil Reserves: Caio Souza, Yuri Guimaraes ISRAEL: Artem Dolgopyat  ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN: Mahdi Olfati GREAT BRITAIN (STARTING ON VAULT): Max Whitlock Joe Fraser Jake Jarman Harry Hepworth Luke Whitehouse RESERVES: James Hall; Courtney Tulloch  MIXED GROUP 4 (STARTING ON PARALLEL BARS): JORDAN: Ahmad Abou Al-Said LITHUANIA: Robert Tvorogal HUNGARY: Krisztofer Meszaros  DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Audrys Nin Reyes GREECE: Eleftherios Petrounias ROMANIA: Andrei Vasile Muntean CANADA (S

  2024 OLYMPICS QUALIFICATIONS: SUBDIVISION ONE: GREAT BRITAIN (STARTING ON VAULT): Alice Kinsella Georgia-Mae Fenton Rebecca Downie Ruby Evans Abigail Martin RESERVES: Ruby Stacey; Charlotte Booth MIXED GROUP 7 (STARTING ON UNEVEN BARS): SOUTH AFRICA: Caitlin Rooskrantz  SWITZERLAND: Lena Bickel UKRAINE: Anna Lashchevska  BULGARIA: Valentina Georgieva  ROMANIA (STARTING ON BALANCE BEAM): TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MIXED GROUP 1 (STARTING ON FLOOR EXERCISE): MEXICO: Alexa Moreno Medina MEXICO: Ahtziri Sandoval  MEXICO: Natalia Escalera  INDONESIA: Rifda Irfanaluthfi  SUBDIVISION TWO: CHINA (STARTING ON VAULT): LUO Huan OU Yushan QIU Qiyuan ZHANG Yihan ZHOU Yaqin Reserves: DU Siyu, HUANG Zhoufan, ZHANG Qingying MIXED GROUP 2 (STARTING ON UNEVEN BARS): GERMANY: Pauline Schaefer-Betz  GERMANY: Sarah Voss GERMANY: Helen Kevric  Germany Reserves: Elisabeth Seitz, Karina Schoenmaker ALGERIA: Kaylia Nemour ISRAEL: Lihie Raz UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (STARTING ON BALANCE BEAM): TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Res

Competition in Rhythmic Gymnastics at the 2024 BRICS Games in Kazan, Russia will run from the 20th to the 22nd of June. Junior and Senior Individuals and Groups will be competing for honours. Unsure of whether all Thailand Juniors are competing as Individuals and if the Krygyrzstan Juniors make up a group. Will update when these details are known. Armenia: No competitors listed Belarus: Arina Tsitsilina (1998) - Senior Group  Yuliya Druzhynina (2010) - Junior Group Yelyzaveta Zorkina (2006) - Individual Senior Palina Aliaksandrava (2006) - Senior Group  Kamilla Baranova (2010) - Junior Group Aryanna Parkhachova (2010) - Junior Group Anastasiia Salos (2002) - Individual Senior Aliaksandra Kurak (2009) - Junior Group Nicole Liauta (2009) - Individual Junior Dana Chayeuskaya (2003) - Senior Group Karyna Yarmolenka (2000) - Senior Group Anastasiya Zhukavets (2009) - Junior Group Yaseniya Paretskaya (2009) - Junior Group Lalita Matskevich (2002) - Senior Group Darya Viarenich (2006) - Indiv

Today saw the final day of the Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2024 BRICS Games in Kazan, Russia. Russian Federation's Nikita Nagornny won the Vault title over compatriot Daniel Marinov, with Belarussian Yahor Sharamkou winning the bronze medal. Daniel Marinov outclassed the field on the Parallel Bars, with fellow Russian Federation gymnast, Vladislav Polyashov and Alisher Toibazarov of Kazakhstan finishing in second and third respectively. Sergey Neydin of the Russian Federation outclassed the field on the Horizontal Bar, with Marinov finishing in second place over Enkhtuvshin Damdindorj of Mongolia. In the Women's competition, Russian Federation's Mariya Agafonova won the Balance Beam title over Thailand's Sasiwimon Mueangphuan, with Belarussian Kira Maharevich finishing third.  Anna Mantashyan (Armenia) did not compete in the Floor Exercise final which was won by Anna Kalmykova of the Russian Federation. Fellow Russian Federation gymnast Leyla Vasilyeva finish

Today saw the first day of event finals at the 2024 BRICS Games in Kazan, Russia.  Belarussian Yahor Sharamkou took out the Floor Exercise over the Russian Federation's Nikita Nagornyy, with Belarussian compatriot Yaraslau Krutau taking out the bronze medal. Was a tough final for Kazakhstan's Alisher Toibazarov who went out of bounds and put his hands down on landing short on his penultimate pass. Yahor Sharamkou, showed such power and solid landings in all of his tumbling passes. Yaraslau Krutau - Started solidly, not as clean in the landings as his compatriot but a solid routine.  He was wrapped with that effort! Nagornyy is up next. Oh it seems that the Women's vault competitors are out on the competition floor watching already. Step out of bounds on second pass for Nagornyy and deep/low chest in the landing of his third pass, great final pass. Nagornyy originally scored a 13.866, however it seems a successful petition was made to increase his score. Artur Dalaloyan - la

Loved seeing Viktoria Listunova on the sidelines giving support and advice to the other gymnasts; Viktoria was originally listed to compete but withdrew from the competition. The Women from (Apple Girma Bekele, Asgerami Admasu Woldesenbet, Melat Meshesha Kasahun, Rediet Kebede Zewude, Mekdelawit Derba Chento and Gida Dazo Tolo) and Men (Abubakar Yasin Mehamed, Esrael Geremew Asfaw, Abel Tewdros Zebene, Yonas Tarekegn Welde, Abel Eshete Yetagesu and Natei Abdurehman Kebede of Ethiopia; Mongolia's Usukhbayar Erkhembayar; and Ahmed Labidi (Tunisia) did not compete.  WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: ALL AROUND FINAL: Leyla Vasilyeva (Russian Federation) (14.050, 14.650, 13.750, 14.000) 56.450 Anna Kalmykova (Russian Federation) (14.200, 13.450, 14.200, 14.240) 56.100 Angelina Melnikova (Russian Federation) (14.200, 14.350, 14.000, 13.000) 55.550 Elena Gerasimova (Russian Federation) (13.750, 14.050, 13.600, 13.200) 54.600 Lyudmila Roschina (Russian Federation) (14.000, 13.450, 12.900,

I have scoured the current country participant list and here are the Artistic Gymnastics who will be competing at the 2024 BRICS Games. This year's Games are being held from 11th to 24th of June in Kazan, Russia. BRICS stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The competition appears to be heavily focused on the MAG field. Artistic Gymnastics will be contested from the 13th to 15th with the All Around and Qualification for Men and Women taking place on the first day with the apparatus finals split over the next two days. Rhythmic Gymnastics for Junior and Seniors will also be contested at the Games with it looking as though participants' names will be unveiled throughout the competition.  MAG AND WAG PARTICIPANTS: Anna Mantashyan (Armenia) Alena Tsitavets (Belarus) Kira Maharevich (Belarus) Yahor Sharamkou (Belarus Yaraslau Krutau (Belarus) Abubakar Yasin Mehamed (Ethiopia) Apple Girma Bekele (Ethiopia) Mekdelawit Derba Chento (Ethiopia) Melat Meshesha Kasahun