Notas de las listas de inicio de calificación del día 1 por Lauren

Wei Xiaoyuan

Start lists are now available for the first day of qualifications at world championships, available for download through the FIG. Going subdivision by subdivision, we’ll take a look at anything notable to come out of this newly available information, including which gymnasts are confirmed to be competing each event.

SUBDIVISION 1

Wei Xiaoyuan will be China’s sole all-arounder.

Li Shijia and Luo Rui are both competing just bars and beam
Qi Qi will compete vault and floor
This was the plan going in due to Li only recently coming back from injury, but I was still holding out hope she’d do all four

Only Turkey and Israel join China in this group, and all four athletes – Göksu Üctas Sanli and Bilge Tarhan for Turkey along with Ofir Netzer and Geffen Dor for Israel – are competing in the all-around.

SUBDIVISION 2

A number of previously announced lineups were confirmed here, including:

Naomi Visser and Vera van Pol in the all-around, Elisabeth Geurts on vault and floor, and Sanna Veerman on bars and beam for the Netherlands
Asia and Alice D’Amato in the all-around, Desiree Carofiglio on vault and floor, and Elisa Iorio on bars and beam for Italy
Zoja Szekely and Csenge Bacskay in the all-around, Zsofia Kovacs on bars, and Nikolett Szilagyi on vault, beam, and floor for Hungary

Additionally, Great Britain confirmed that both Georgia-Mae Fenton and Ruby Stacey will compete in the all-around, while Becky Downie is doing both bars and beam.

SUBDIVISION 3

The biggest news is what the U.S. team ultimately decided to do with its four all-arounders:

As expected, Kayla DiCello will compete all four events
Leanne Wong is the second all-arounder for the team, getting the spot over eMjae Frazier, who beat her by a little over half a point at trials
Frazier will compete bars and floor, while Konnor McClain will compete vault and beam
McClain only has one vault listed, so no surprise second vaults…a bizarre decision but I guess experience is experience

Canada’s Laurie Denommée, who hasn’t been spotted in training pictures this week, is officially out of the competition.

2016 Olympian and 2020 Olympic alternate Rose Woo will compete in the all-around
Audrey Rousseau will compete vault, bars, and floor, while Cassie Lee will compete on beam

For Croatia and Norway…

Christina Zwicker is competing all four events
Norway’s all-arounders are Juliane Tøssebro and Maria Tronrud
Selma Halvorsen will compete vault and bars, while Marie Rønbeck will compete beam and floor for Norway

SUBDIVISION 4

All athletes for Portugal and Switzerland will compete in the all-around

Portugal’s athletes: Rafaela Ferreira, Filipa Martins, and Maria Mendes
Switzerland’s athletes: Lilli Habisreutinger and Stefanie Siegenthaler
Unfortunately, Switzerland’s Anina Wildi was injured on beam while training and has withdrawn from the competition

Team Iceland:

Margret Kristinsdottir and Gudrun Hardardottir are in the all-around
Hildur Gudmundsdottir is competing vault (though only one vault is listed) and beam
Nanna Gudmundsdottir is competing bars and floor

Team Colombia:

Yiseth Valenzuela is the sole all-arounder
Juliana Ochoa will do bars, beam, and floor
Maria Villegas will do vault, beam, and floor
Angelica Mesa will do vault and bars, but she’s another one with only one vault

Agata Vostruchovaite is also in this group and will compete only vault (she has two).

SUBDIVISION 5

Hatakeda Hitomi will be the only all-arounder (and only bars gymnast) for Japan.

We previously discussed Murakami Mai‘s injury situation, and her decision to compete only beam and floor
Beam specialist Ashikawa Urara will focus on only beam and Hiraiwa Yuna has opted to show a routine only on floor

All-arounders in this subdivision include:

Camille Rasmussen and Freja Petersen for Denmark
Celeste Mordenti for Luxembourg
Ting Hua-Tien for Taiwan
Anastasiia Bachynska and Yelizaveta Hubareva for Ukraine

Also competing are:

Taiwan – Lai Pin-Ju on beam and floor, Fang Ko-Ching on beam
Ukraine – Yana Fedorova on vault (she’ll do two), bars, and floor, Valeriia Osipova on beam

SUBDIVISION 6

Some happy news – Nancy Taman of Egypt, who reportedly dealt with an injury during podium training, is on the roster and expected to compete two vaults!

Farida Dabour will serve as Egypt’s only all-arounder
Farah Hussein is competing bars and beam, and Mariam Omar is going up on beam and floor

Some sad news – Maisa Kuusikko will not compete in the all-around, and is only on the start list for bars.

Both of her teammates here, Rosanna Ojala and Ada Hautala, will compete all four events

Also in this subdivision:

Germany – Pauline Schäfer on beam and floor
Austria – Marlies Männersdorfer in the all-around, Bianca Frysak on vault, bars, and beam, Charlize Mörz on vault, beam, and floor, and Selina Kickinger on bars and floor
Ecuador – Alais Perea in the all-around

SUBDIVISION 7

Lots of all-arounders in this subdivision, including: