Results
2015 Brazil World Challenge Cup - Men
The Chinese, Brazilian and German men were successful at the World Challenge Cup, earning at least one medal on every event. Brazil won six medals on its home turf.
The Brazil World Challenge Cup has concluded and event finals winners were crowned. Enrique Sepulveda of Chile won floor, Ruoteng Xiao of China won pommel horse, Arthur Zanetti of Brazil won rings, Angelo Dias de Assumpcao of Brazil won vault, Lukas Dauser of Germany won parallel bars, and Ruoteng Xiao won high bar.
Results below via the official meet site:
FLOOR
POMMEL HORSE
RINGS
VAULT
PARALLEL BARS
HIGH BAR
Related:
Women's Results
Results below via the official meet site:
FLOOR
POMMEL HORSE
RINGS
VAULT
PARALLEL BARS
HIGH BAR
Related:
Women's Results
2015 Brazil World Challenge Cup - Women
The Chinese, Brazilian and German women were successful at the 2015 Brazil World Challenge Cup as each country medaled on at lease one event. China's Deng Yalan won vault while teammate Shang Chunsong won bars and beam, and Brazil's Flavia Saraiva won floor.
The Brazil World Challenge Cup ended today and event finals winners were crowned. Yalan Deng of china won vault, Chunsong Shang of China won bars and beam, and Flavia Saraiva of Brazil won floor.
Deng earned a 14.975 on vault one and a 14.95 on vault two to give her a 14.962. Rebeca Andrade of Brazil came in second with a 14.7 final score and Franchesca Santi of Chile came in third with a 14.162.
On bars, Shang took gold with a 15.025 and a 6.7 difficulty score. Sophie Scheder of Germany took silver with a 14.875 and a 6.4 difficulty score, and Elisabeth Seitz of Germany took bronze with a 14.7 also from a 6.4 difficulty score.
Shang won beam with a 15.4 and a 6.7 d-score. Saraiva came in second with a respectable 15.1 with a 6.5 d-score. Scheder came in third with a 14.0.
On floor, Saraiva scored a 13.625, Seitz was second with a 13.4, and Leah Griesser of Germany was third with a 13.325.
Full results below from the official meet site:
VAULT
BARS
BEAM
FLOOR
Deng earned a 14.975 on vault one and a 14.95 on vault two to give her a 14.962. Rebeca Andrade of Brazil came in second with a 14.7 final score and Franchesca Santi of Chile came in third with a 14.162.
On bars, Shang took gold with a 15.025 and a 6.7 difficulty score. Sophie Scheder of Germany took silver with a 14.875 and a 6.4 difficulty score, and Elisabeth Seitz of Germany took bronze with a 14.7 also from a 6.4 difficulty score.
Shang won beam with a 15.4 and a 6.7 d-score. Saraiva came in second with a respectable 15.1 with a 6.5 d-score. Scheder came in third with a 14.0.
On floor, Saraiva scored a 13.625, Seitz was second with a 13.4, and Leah Griesser of Germany was third with a 13.325.
Full results below from the official meet site:
VAULT
BARS
BEAM
FLOOR