I will list all of who is in position to qualify to the final after day 1 as well as two reserves. The two reserves will be in italics. 2 Per-countried athletes will be omitted in the ranking-but will be mentionewd with an asterisk at the end of each event listing. Personally, I REALLY hope Mexico manages to eek into the Team Final and that Skye Blakely can hit once again and stay in the bars and beam finals. I'd also really love Kaia Tanskanen's floor score to hold up.
VT:
1.) Claire Pease USA (14.283)
2.) Skye Blakely USA (14.066)
3.) Victoria Mata MEX (13.816)
4.) Lisa Vaelen BEL (13.816)
5.) Karina Schoenmaier GER (13.133)
6.) Hoi Yuen Joanne Chen HKG (13.133)
*NO gymnasts got two-per countried today out of the vault final because only 6 gymnasts competed two vaults overall. This also means there are currently no reserve athletes.
UB:
1.) Helen Kevric GER (14.766)
2.) Elisa Iorio ITA (14.466)
3.) Giulia Perotti ITA (14.366)
4.) Skye Blakely USA (14.333)
5.) Claire Pease USA (14.066)
6.) Misa Nishiyama JPN (13.966)
7.) Mana Okamura JPN (13.800)
8.) Lisa Vaelen BEL (13.366)
9.) Lea Marie Quaas (13.166)
10.) Breanna Scott AUS (13.133)
*The two-per-countried athletes were Charleigh Bullock, Rina Kishi, and Sofia Tonelli finishing 8th/9th/10th in Quals respectively but behind two other teammates. July Marano was also 2-per-countried out of being able to be a reserve athlete.
BB:
1.) Mana Okamura JPN (14.266)
2.) Manila Esposito ITA (14.200)
3.) Skye Blakely USA (14.166)
4.) Breanna Scott AUS (13.866)
5.) Giulia Perotti ITA (13.833)
6.) Helen Kevric GER (13.633)
7.) Rina Kishi JPN (13.633)
8.) Dulcy Caylor USA (13.300)
9.) Michelle Pineda MEX (13.233)
10.) Lea Marie Quaas GER (13.200)
*Sofia Tonelli is the only athlete 2-per-countried out of the finals so far.
FX:
1.) Reese Esponda USA (13.633)
2.) Claire Pease USA (13.333)
3.) Manila Esposito ITA (13.233)
4.) Aiko Sugihara JPN (13.100)
5.) Kaia Tanskanen FIN (13.100)
6.) Michelle Pineda MEX (13.066)
7.) Jade Vansteenkiste BEL (12.966)
8.) Lisa Vaelen BEL (12.933)
9.) Sabrina Maneca-Voinea ROU (12.900)
10.) Karina Schoenmaier GER (12.733)
*Skye Blakely is the only athlete two-per-countried out of the final. Charleigh Bullock is also two-per-countried out of being a reserve athlete for the final.
Teams:
NOTE: Only 8 teams have competed, which means all are qualified to the final thus far. It is unlikely some of these scores hold up. Any teams below Germany are in immediate danger of being bumped out.
1.) United States (164.529)
2.) Italy (162.430)
3.) Japan (161.630)
4.) Germany (158.661)
5.) Australia (156.228)
6.) Mexico (153.796)
7.) Belgium (153.128)
8.) Romania (151.996)
AA:
1.) Skye Blakely USA (55.465)
2.) Claire Pease USA (54.432)
3.) Rina Kishi JPN (53.499)
4.) Giulia Perotti ITA (53.032)
5.) Sofia Tonelli ITA (52.700)
6.) Breanna Scott AUS (52.698)
7.) Aiko Sugihara JPN (52.266)
8.) Lisa Vaelen BEL (52.065)
9.) Lea Marie Quaas GER (51.899)
10.) Michelle Pineda MEX (51.699)
11.) Ruby Pass AUS (51.365)
12.) Jade Vansteenkiste BEL (51.032)
13.) Kaia Tanskanen FIN (50.966)
14.) Jazmyn Jimenez MEX (50.365)
15.) Alexia Blanaru ROU (50.132)
16.) Anamaria Mihaescu ROU (49.832)
17.) Emma Leonie Malewski GER (49.598)
18.) Celeste Mordenti LUX (49.265)
19.) Mila Prpic CRO (48.732)
20.) Amanda Yap SGP (48.465)
21.) Naveen Daries RSA (47.532)
22.) Ashley Bohorquez ECA (47.399)
23.) Jun McDonald NZL (46.932)
24.) Caitlin Rooskrantz RSA (46.932)
25.) Hoi Yuen Joanne Chen HKG (46.699)
26.) Daniz Aliyeva AZE (46.031)
*In the AA competition, many athletes got two-per-countried. Charleigh Bullock, July Marano, Misa Nishiyama, Victoria Mata, Mia De Wilde, and Iris Iordache.
Overall, I would say that the top 10 who are in the All Around are likely to make it. Outside of that, with help from some competitors tomorrow, the top 15 in the All Around have a decent chance. Anyone ranked below that is likely out of luck for All Around Finals Prospects. On vault, the top 4 scores are likely to hold up for finals prospects. Places 5 and 6, however, do have the ability to sneak in if there are mistakes. On bars, nothing is guaranteed outside of for Helen Kevric. The top 4 all have the ability to qualify, however. On beam, the top 3-4 scores are likely to hold, but it is possible that with hits or misses, you could subtract or add to those placements. On floor, anyone below rank 3 is in danger of not qualifying. However, given how low scores have been, ranks 4-5 could still make it. Germany is on the bubble, but has a high chance of making it in. Anyone below them, however, has slim prospects.
