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Women's qualifying scores at Paris Olympics:

USA Women's Gymnastics Event Results at PAris Olympics - Search (bing.com)

Advancing to All-Around are Simone Biles and Suni Lee. If not for the Olympics rule that only two gymnasts per country can advance to All-Around, Jordan Chiles would have advanced too.

The four events will have individual winners as well. So far, scoring has been difficult to find pertaining to who advanced and who did not advance.

Leanne Wong and Joscelyn Roberson are both in Paris as traveling non-performing alternates. Biles has a hurt left calf but is able to perform. Jade Carey has been feeling sick the last few days. She was less than her best on her signature event, floor, doing uncharacteristically poorly. Maybe she should have given way to Wong or Roberson. When your best isn't good enough, that is what the alternates are there for. Insofar as the team is concerned, no harm is no foul as the US leads by a wide margin and no other team in Paris can catch team USA, so it looks like a Gold Medal for Team USA.

 

Men's & Women's Results & who advances:

USA Olympic gymnastics results: Updated scores, winners for women's, men's individual and team events (msn.com)

Olympic gymnastics women's qualifying results 2024
This section will be updated in full following the completion of women's qualifying on Sunday, July 28.

Team
Rank Country Score
1 United States 172.296
2 Italy 166.861
3 China 166.628
4 Japan 162.196
5 Great Britain 160.830
6 Romania 159.497
7 Netherlands 159.096
8 Canada 42.133

All-around
Rank Gymnast Country Score
1 Simone Biles USA 59.566
2 Suni Lee USA 56.132
3 Jordan Chiles* USA 56.065
4 Kaylia Nemour Algeria 55.966
5 Manila Esposito Italy 55.898
6 Alice D'Amato Italy 55.432
7 Qiu Qiyuan China 54.998
8 Rina Kishi Japan 54.699
9 Yushan Ou China 53.965
10 Elisa Iorio* Italy 53.898
11 Helen Kevric Germany 53.865
12 Ana Barbosu Romania 53.533
13 Haruka Nakamura Japan 53.532
14 Filipa Martins Portugal 53.166
15 Mana Okamura* Japan 53.132
16 Naomi Visser Netherlands 53.032
17 Amalia Ghigoarta Romania 52.665
18 Georgia-Mae Fenton Great Britain 52.632
19 Sarah Voss Germany 52.565
20 Kohane Ushioku* Japan 52.131
21 Alice Kinsella Great Britain 51.999
22 Luisa Blanco Colombia 51.698
23 Lihie Raz Israel 51.632
24 Lieke Wevers Netherlands 51.532
* Did not qualify because of the two-per-country rule.

Vault
Rank Gymnast Country Score
1 Simone Biles USA 15.300
2 Jade Carey USA 14.433
3 Jordan Chiles* USA 14.216
4 An Chang-ok North Korea 14.183
5 Shallon Olsen Canada 14.166
6 Ellie Black Canada 14.000
7 Valentina Georgieva Bulgaria 13.999
8 Alexa Moreno Mexico 13.949
* Did not qualify because of the two-per-country rule.

Floor exercises

Rank Gymnast Country Score
1 Simone Biles USA 14.600
2 Jordan Chiles USA 13.866
3 Sabrina Maneca-Voinea Romania 13.800
4 Alice D'Amato Italy 13.700
5 Ou Yushan China 13.666
6 Manila Esposito Italy 13.633
7 Rina Kishi Japan 13.600
Ana Barbosu Romania 13.600

Uneven bars
Rank Gymnast Country Score
1 Kaylia Nemour Algeria 15.600
2 Qiu Qiyuan China 15.066
3 Suni Lee USA 14.866
4 Zhang Yihan China 14.700
5 Alice D'Amato Italy 14.666
6 Rebecca Downie Great Britain 14.666
7 Helen Kevric Germany 14.600
8 Simone Biles USA 14.433

Balance beam
Rank Gymnast Country Score
1 Zhao Yaqin China 14.866
2 Simone Biles USA 14.733
3 Suni Lee USA 14.033
4 Sabrina Maneca-Voinea Romania 14.000
5 Manila Esposito Italy 13.966
6 Alice D'Amato Italy 13.866
7 Sanne Wevers Netherlands 13.766
8 Marine Boyer France 13.766

 

Somebody carry on. I'll soon be booted by a biased political mod on Too Hot. Thanks.

 

Fencing is under the spotlight now. Three Americans lost matches and it appears the fix was in. I tried to watch fencing but had to turn it as the replay judges were awful. Supposedly, it is being looked into, but I doubt anything comes of it.

At this point, I just hope all at the games gets home safely, including the athletes and particularly the Israeli team that is living under constant antisemitism and threat of death.

 

Insert snow and gymnastics and you'd have it down pat.

 

One country has said they will skip the perverted closing of the games.

 

The women won gold while the men won bronze, the men's first medal since 2008.

The all-around and the individual events will play out over the remainder of the week.

 

I hope the guy doesn't kill the girl. All it will take is one punch the female is not accustomed to.

It would serve the Olympics committee justice if all of the female boxers came together to boycott all of the fights until the males are removed from female competition. Last I looked there will be 2 males fighting females.

These crazy leftists will do anything to advance their principles even if someone is killed in the process, in this case females who participate in these fights.

 

Funny, we stopped the politics, and you persisted. Take your shitty politics off this thread.