2026 Commonwealth Games - Men's All Around Final

Today sees the All Around Finals being contested at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. We begin with the Men's Final. Isle of Man's Harry Eyres comes into the final to replace India's Yogeshwar Singh. Fall from Luke Whitehouse on floor to start with on his triple back, and the same with Jesse Moore on Pommel Horse. After the first rotation, Canada's Felix Dolci leads over Wales' Elliot Vernon with Ritam Malik of Australia in third. Early days yet. Fall from Felix Dolci on the Pommel Horse and comes off again after repeating skill. Luke Whitehouse falls from Pommels. After rotation two, Scotland's Reuben Ward leads over Cyprus' Marios Georgiou and Elliot Vernon. Singapore's Jovi Loh has a nasty fall from the Parallel Bars and the medical team is removing him from the field of play. At the halfway point, Ward leads over Australia's Ritam Malik and Vernon (WAL). After four rotations, Scotland's Ward leads over Canada's William Emard and Adam Tobin of England, who are tied for second. With one rotation to go, Ward leads over Jesse Moore of Australia and Adam Tobin. HISTORY MADE - Scotland's Reuben Ward wins the Men's All Around title!! Felix Dolci wins the silver medal over Jesse Moore, who takes the bronze. 

MEN'S ALL AROUND FINAL:

  1. Reuben Ward (SCO) (12.800, 14.100, 12.250, 14.050, 13.750, 12.700) 79.650
  2. Felix Dolci (CAN) (13.450, 9.500, 13.850, 14.200, 13.950, 14.500) 79.450
  3. Jesse Moore (AUS) (12.600, 12.500, 12.550, 13.850, 13.400, 14.100) 79.000
  4. Marios Georgiou (CYP) (13.150, 12.800, 12.350, 13.500, 13.500, 13.650) 78.950
  5. Adam Tobin (ENG) (12.550, 12.700, 13.050, 14.150, 13.300, 13.050) 78.800
  6. Ritam Malik (AUS) (12.900, 13.300, 12.400, 13.350, 12.450, 13.000) 77.400
  7. Luke Whitehouse (ENG) (12.950, 11.550, 12.650, 14.000, 13.250, 12.900) 77.300
  8. William Emard (CAN) (13.100, 11.850, 13.750, 13.750, 12.500, 12.300) 77.250
  9. Elliot Vernon (WAL) (12.800, 13.400, 12.450, 13.100, 11.850, 13.000) 76.600
  10. Cameron Lynn (SCO) (12.700, 11.800, 12.650, 13.700, 11.600, 12.900) 75.350
  11. Alexander Niscoveanu (WAL) (12.800, 12.450, 11.900, 13.750, 10.350, 12.800) 74.050
  12. Daniel Stoddart (NZL) (12.850, 10.450, 12.550, 12.650, 12.200, 12.850) 73.550
  13. Chane Cumbermack (TTO) (12.250, 10.900, 11.300, 13.600, 12.250, 12.150) 72.450
  14. Georgios Angonas (CYP) (10.400, 10.200, 11.700, 13.000, 13.100, 12.350) 70.750
  15. Tapan Mohanty (IND) (11.850, 9.500, 12.000, 12.700, 12.450, 11.600) 70.100
  16. Harry Eyres (IOM) (11.850, 10.950, 10.900, 10.550, 10.950, 9.800) 65.000
  17. Clayton Bell (JAM) (12.650, 9.200, 10.000, 13.450, 7.950, 11.150) 64.400
  18. Jovi Loh (SGP) (DNS, DNS, 11.300, 13.150, 11.750, DNS) DNF

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2025 Australian National Champs - Senior International WAG Results

Victoria's Breanna Scott won the Senior International Women's Australian National title, and also won the Balance Beam title. It was an incredibly close competition, with Queensland's Ruby Pass finishing second, 0.025 points behind Scott. Amber Ward who is representing Victoria here, but who competes internationally for Hong Kong tied for third with fellow Victorian Asher Bayles.  Summa Hill of Western Australia was the only gymnast to compete two vaults, whilst Kate McDonald (Victoria) took the Uneven Bars title over Pass and Scott. On the Balance Beam, Pass and McDonald finished second and third respectively, whilst McDonald added the Floor title to her name with Scott and Pass finishing second and third. SENIOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN: ALL AROUND FINAL: Breanna Scott (VIC) 105.725 (13.125, 13.375, 13.875, 12.825) 53.200 (13.250, 12.675, 14.025, 12.575) 52.525 Ruby Pass (QLD) 105.700 (13.000, 13.200, 13.000, 12.375) 51.575 (13.525, 13.875, 13.800, 12.925) 54.125 TIED FOR THIR...
Read more

2023 Pan American Games - MAG TF & Qualification Results

The U.S. Men's team of Cameron Bock, Colt Walker, Curran Phillips, Donnell Whittenburg, and Stephen Nederoscik took out the 2023 Pan American Games team title in Santiago, Chile. The team from Canada finished in second with Brazil winning the bronze medal. Cameron Bock has qualified to the All Around Final in first over compatriot Donnell Whittenburg with Brazil's Diogo Soares qualifying in third place. Canadian Felix Dolci qualified for the Floor Exercise final with the highest score over Whittenburg and Brazil's Yuri Guimaraes, whilst on the Pommel Horse, Canadian Jayson Rampersad topped compatriot Zachary Clay and Argentinian Santiago Mayol. Whittenburg topped the Still Rings qualification over Argentina's Daniel Villafane and Canada's Dolci and Rene Cournoyer. Brazil's Yuri Guimaraes has topped the Vault Qualification over Dolci and Brazilian compatriot Arthur Nory Mariano. Americans Curran Phillips and Colt Walker qualified 1-2 to the Parallel Bars final ov...
Read more

World University Games 2025 - Rhythmic Gymnastics

So I have been home unwell and have done some scouring of the FISU Member Federations websites (if available) to see if they have named their squads for the 2025 World University Games. The official website along with schedule can be found at:  https://rhineruhr2025.com/en/schedule#/general-schedule     N.B: Not in actual named starting order. UPDATE 14/7: After emailing the organising committee, they have revealed that start lists/competitor lists will not be available on the official website until the start of the University Games on the 14th July due to the potential late arrival of athletes. INDIVIDUAL ALL AROUND (DAY 1):  GROUP A: ROMANIA: Andreea Verdes  UKRAINE 1: Khrystyna Pohranyhna HUNGARY 1: Fanni Pigniczki UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1: Evita Griskenas NETHERLANDS 1: Barbara Galek-Olsthoorn THAILAND: Piyada Peeramatukorn ARMENIA 1: Julieta Avetisyan AZERBAIJAN 1: Ilona Zeynalova NORWAY:  Josephine Nordstad Juul Moeller GERMANY 1:  Margarita Ko...
Read more