TRAMPOLINE NEWS No 58 October 2009

BRITISH GYMNASTICS: Trampoline Technical Committee 

TRAMPOLINE NEWS No 58 October 2009 

Editor: John D Beeton: john@beeton9.wanadoo.co.uk 

Dear Reader, 

EDITORIAL 

Martin Laws 

Welcome to the October edition of TRAMPOLINE NEWS 

2009. My thanks to all those who contribute to this our most 

important newsletter, especially our Editor, JOHN BEETON. 

As always, please circulate this latest edition as widely as 

possible. Note: Trampoline News can also be viewed on the BG 

webpage under Trampoline – Download. Please let your club 

members know. 

Since August we have seen quite a busy two months with 

International competitions! First over the August bank holiday 

weekend, England took a team to the Flanders Fliffus Cup in 

Belgium, with GB taking a squad to the Ostend World Cup. 

Belgium saw the sky painted Gold for Kat Driscoll, who won 

her first World Cup! It’s been a while since a GB lady has 

taken top podium position; the last was Claire Wright’s win in 

Sophia in 2005! Well done Kat. 

For many attending the Flanders Fliffus Cup, it was their first 

representative international competition. The English Team 

performed very well indeed, taking 7 out of a possible 18 

medals. Special mention goes to Rebecca Finch & Clare 

Stapenhill, who claimed top spot in the Junior Girls Synchro. 

Then GB sent a team to the Polish World Cup in Zielona 

Góra and then Germany for the World Cup in Salzgitter. The 

Polish World Cup was not as successful as Belgium with a 

young team attending, but in a large field dominated by the 

formidable Chinese, all of our gymnasts gained some valuable 

experience. 

Germany saw the GB team fair slightly better, with Katherine 

Driscoll claiming the highest ranking of the GB team, finishing 

in 10th place in the ladies, with James Higgins being the 

highest placed GB male in 15th. Well done to all those who 

competed. 

I hope that you all enjoyed the summer break and are now well 

into your training for the new season kicking off in October for 

the Regions and January for the National Competitors. I am 

certain that all your hard work and effort will be rewarded in the 

coming months and you will all achieve your personal goals. 

Coming soon, will also be the publication of the Trampoline 

Development Pathway. The NTTC and BG Trampoline World 

Class team have been working on a process that will help 

improve development of our gymnasts from Juniors, right 

through to world class Senior gymnasts. Each group have so far 

worked excellently on their own different streams and we are all 

now working to pull everything together to complete the part 

of the scheme to give all of our talented gymnasts every 

opportunity to fulfil their potential. 

I would like to thank the World Class team of John Beeton, 

Georgina Sharples & Tim Jones for all their efforts so far and 

hope that we can continue to work together to complete the 

scheme. 

Next Steps (Schools) has now taken off and there is great 

interest in trampoline for school activity. There will soon be 

released further information on the simplified judging level for 

students and teachers, following the second pilot held this week. 

As clubs you may well get the opportunity to link with local 

schools and stimulate this competitive opportunity. I would 

encourage you all to form these links, but please remember this 

is a gentle introduction. It is however pleasing to see that body 

management has been included even at this embryonic stage. 

With the current international season coming to a close it only 

leaves me to wish our Senior team every good wish for the 

forthcoming World Championships in St Petersburg RUS 

during the month of November (11-14), followed the week 

afterwards with the World Age-Group Competitions (WAGC) 

(18-21) at the same venue. 

I am certain that all BG members will join with me in the same 

sentiment. 

Good luck to all. 

European Championships 

Date Change 

20-25 April 2010 

Varna, Bulgaria 

Content 

Page 02-04: World Cup / Flanders Cup - results 

Page 04: World Championship team 2009 - confirmation 

Page 06: International Calendar - 2010-2012 

Page 07-08: World Records - update 

Page 09-10: World Cup series 2009 – final placing 

Trampoline News is an official TTC publication for British Gymnastics 

Email: john@beeton9.wanadoo.co.uk

Tumbling Men (15 entries) 

01 Andrey Krylov RUS 73.9 (36.5/11.1+37.3/11.4) points 

02 Kalon Ludvigdon USA 73.7 (35.3/10.4+38.4/11.4) points 

03 Alex Seifert CAN 69.5 (35.2/10.0+34.2/8.8) points 

FIG World Cup 

Ostend BEL 26-30 Aug 09: team composition:- 

HOD: Sharon Wood 

Team Manager: Georgina Sharples 

Coaches: 

TRA – Tracy Whittaker-Smith, Bill Leach 

TUM – Craig Lowther 

Judges: 

TRA – Elizabeth Scales 

TUM – Claire Thompson 

Physio: Chris Dunne 

Gymnasts: 

TRA – Cara Jamieson, Katherine Driscoll, Yasmin Gumbs, 

Laura Gallagher, James Higgins, Luke Rendell, Steven Walsh, 

Jack Helme, Steven Williams 

TUM – Rachael Letsche, Zara McLean, Jennifer Dawes, Sarah 

Turner 

There was a smaller than usual entry for this particular World 

Cup, although entries in TUM appear to be on the rise once 

more. No GBR tumbling men entered on this occasion. Results 

were as follows: 

Trampoline Men – Individual (44 entries) 

01 Logan Dooley USA 40.8/16.2 points 

02 Yuriy Nikitin UKR 40.2/15.8 points 

03 Viachaslev Model BLR40.0/16.2 points 

14 Steven Walsh GBR 66.6/15.2 points 

30 James Higgins GBR 57.7/11.1 points 

32 Luke Rendell GBR 48.8/9.2 points 

33 Jack Helme GBR 43.7/6.7 points 

Trampoline Men – Synchronised (17 entries) 

01 Steven Gluckstein/Logan Dooley USA 49.3/15.6 points 

02 Yevgen Doka/Andriy Matvyeyev UKR 48.9/14.4 points 

03 Manabu Yamaguchi/Hideyasu IshikawaJPN 48.6/14.6 points 

07 Jack Helme/Steven Williams GBR 42.4/12.8 points 

Trampoline Women – Individual (29 entries) 

01Katherine Driscoll GBR 36.9/13.5 points 

02 Olena Movchan UKR 35.7/12.8 points 

03 Claudia Prat ESP 34.7/12.3 points 

09 Yasmin Gumbs GBR 62.1/14.0 points 

10 Cara Jamieson GBR 61.8/13.1 points 

16 Laura Gallagher GBR 59.8/13.3 points 

Trampoline Women – Synchronised (10 entries) 

01 Yulia Domchevska/Olena Movchan UKR 46.1/11.8 points 

02 Tatsiana Leaniuk/Hanna Harchonak BLR 45.4/11.8 points 

03 Andrea Lenders/Tara Fokké NED 44.7/11.2 points 

05 Katherine Driscoll/Cara Jamieson GBR 44.6/11.8 points 

Tumbling Women (17 entries) 

01 Anna Korobeynikova RUS 67.1 (34.0/7.9+33.1/6.9) points 

02 Rachael Letsche GBR 66.5 (33.0/6.5+ 33.5/5.9) points 

03 Olena Chalanenko UKR 66.2 (33.4/7.4+32.8/6.8) points 

05 Zara Mclean GBR 64.3 (32.6/6.2+31.7/5.3) points 

06 after prelims: Jennifer Dawes GBR 62.6 points (2 to final) 

17 withdrawn: Sarah Turner GBR 

These were excellent results, both for Katherine Driscoll, 1 st in 

women’s individual trampoline, Rachael Letsche 2 nd and Zara 

Maclean 5 th in the women’s tumbling events. Our synchronised 

pairings of Katherine Driscoll / Cara Jamieson, along with 

Steven Williams / Jack Helme reached their respective finals 

finishing in 5 th and 7 th place respectively – another good result 

for TeamGB. 

This was also Laura Gallagher and Jack Helme’s first senior 

international event. Congratulations to you both. Editor 

Additional Report by Sharon Wood HOD 

An excellent competition with some outstanding results, 

notably from Katherine Driscoll who won the ladies event in a 

very impressive way and from Rachael Letsche who won the 

Silver medal in the tumbling competition. Rachel, Zara and 

Jenny finished the preliminaries in the top 6 which bodes well 

for the World Championships team event and in the ladies 

trampoline, with Katherine taking first place, Yasmin just 

outside the final in 9 th , Cara in 10 th and Laura 14 th , shows 

encouraging signs for ladies trampolining moving forward. 

The men didn’t fair so well. All team members completed 

some very good compulsory routines but failed to impress with 

their voluntary routines with the exception of Steven Walsh 

who finished a credible 14 th overall. More work on consistency 

in competition is required if we are going to make headway in 

these events. 

Flanders Fliffis Cup 

A large number of English gymnasts attended this bi-annual 

event, held in Ostend BEL in conjunction with the FIG World 

Cup. 

Results of the various events were as follows 



Youth Boys – Individual (26 entries) 

04 Jason Ryall 34.1/12.3 points 

05 Daniel Fawcett 33.5/12.0 points 

06 Philip Jackson 33.2/10.3 points 

24 Zach Sherridan 26.7 /1.6 points 

Youth Girls – Individual (26 entries) 

03 Kate Overman 31.1/8.5 points 

05 Lucy Alcock 30.5/9.1 points 

07 Natasha Short 28.0/9.6 points 

25 Daina Rose 37.2/3.9 points 

Junior Boys – Individual (22 entries) 

02 Nathan Bailey 37.9/14.4 points 

03 Luke Strong 36.5/14.6 points 

05 Bradley Hampson 36.0/14.0 points 

06 Daniel Greaves 36.0/14.4 points 

10 Jake Chattaway 56.4/12.2 points 

Junior Girls – Individual (26) 

03 Nicole Short 33.0/11.2 points 

08 Sasha Carter 3.6/1.5 points 

17 Rebecca Finch 49.8/6.3 points 

23 Claire Stapenhill 38.6/5.2 points 

Junior Boys – Synchronized (14 entries) 

02 Zach Sheridan/Ryan Stickland 41.6/7.9 points 

03 Sina Abolghassem/Joe Berry 41.4/7.8 points 

07 Bradley Hampson/Daniel Greaves 5.2/1.8 points 

10 Phillip Jackson/Jason Ryall 64.7/7.3 points 

13 Luke Strong/Nathan Bailey 26.2/5.6 points 

Junior Girls – Synchronised (13 entries) 

01 Rebecca Finch/Claire Stapenhill 42.1/7.1 points 

04 Hannah Mosses/Emily Steen 40.7/8.5 points 

06 Daina Rose/ Lauren Sears 39.4/7.1 points 

FIG World Cup 

Zielona Góra POL 02-06 Sep 09: team composition:- 

HOD: Martin Laws 

Coaches: Tracy Whittaker-Smith, Jay Scouler 

Judge: Peter Heames 

Physio: Stephanie Smith 

Gymnasts: Laura Gallagher, Yasmin Gumbs, Cara Jamieson, 

Bryony Page, James Higgins, Steven Walsh, Steven Williams, 

Jack Helme 

The penultimate event in the 2009 World Cup series saw a 

considerable increase in entries from that of Ostend BEL the 

week previous. It was noted that GBR did not enter any 

tumblers or women synchronised pairings in this particular 

competition. It was pleasing to see however, the current 

Olympic men’s champion LU Chunlong CHI participating for 

the first time in an FIG event since Beijing – he did not 

disappoint, winning the men’s event in an impressive 42.4/16.6 

points over his countryman TU Xiao 41.9/17.4 points. LU’s 

overall score for the three rounds was also a new world record, 

previously held by the great Alexandre Moskalenko RUS 

since the 2001 World Championships which were held in 

Odense DEN. Unfortunately, the current ladies Olympic 

Champion HE Wenna CHI had to pull out of the event at the 

very last minute owing to some problem in training at the 

present time but is expected to be fully fit for St Petersburg in 

November. 

The Chinese, having missed out on both the Loulé and Ostend 

World Cups, sent their second team to the Sofia World Cup. 

However, they were present here in Zielona Góra in force, and 

what a force they are! It is safe to say that they completely 

dominated the trampoline preliminaries, taking the top four 

places in the men’s event, and the top three places in the 

women’s event! 

Main results were as follows: 


01 LU Chunlong CHI 42.4/16.6 points 

02 TU Xiao CHI 41.9/17.4 points 

03 Masaki Ito JPN 41.7/16.2 points 



46 Jack Helme GBR 52.9/10.5 points 

63 Steven Williams GBR 36.7/4.9 points 


01 Masaki Ito/Shunsuke Nagasaki JPN 51.6/15.4 points 

02 Daniel Praest/Peter Jensen DEN 50.2/15.4 points 

03 Ben Wilden/Blake Gaudry AUS 50.0/14.8 points 

18 Steven Williams/Jack Helme GBR 53.1/4.9 points 


01 Haung Shanshan CHI 39.6/14.3 points 

02 Zhong Xinping CHI 38.9/14.4 points 

03 Rosannagh MacLennan CAN 38.8/14.8 points 


33 Bryony Page GBR 58.3/11.5 points 

39 Laura Gallagher GBR 54.0/10.0 points 

41 Cara Jamieson GBR 48.3/7.3 points 


01 Yulia Domchevska/Olena Movchan UKR 45.9/11.9 points 

02 Anna Ivanova/Galina Goncharenko RUS 45.6/11.9 points 

03 Ekaterina Khilko/Anna Savkina UZB 45.1/13.1 points 

Note: Like Laura Gallagher and Jack Helme the week previous, 

this was Bryony’s first senior international event. We offer her 

our congratulations. Editor 



FIG World Cup 

Salzgitter GER 09-13 Sep 09: team composition:- 

HOD: John Beeton 

Coaches: Tracy Whittaker-Smith, Nigel Rendell 

Judge: Sally Slinger 

Physio: Chris Dunne 

Gymnasts: Katherine Driscoll, Amanda Parker, Yasmin 

Gumbs, Bryony Page, James Higgins, Steven Walsh, Nicholas 

Joyce, Luke Rendell 

The team travelled to Germany in two parties from Manchester 

and London, with the London party having to zig zag across 

Germany to reach Hanover! However, the team were able to reunite 

within an hour of landing in Hanover. 

Like Zielona Góra the week previous most of the main 

contenders who will feature in the forthcoming World 

Championships were present in Hanover with some 66 entries 

in the men’s event and 49 entries in the women’s event. Again, 

GBR were without members of the national tumbling team – 

nor did we have entries in either of the men or women’s 

synchronised events. Main results were as follows: 


01 DONG Dong CHI 42.0/16.6 points 

02 Martin Gromowski GER 41/16.2 points 

03 TU Xiao CHI 40.9/17.4 points 



32 Luke Rendell GBR 64.4/14.6 points 

44 Nicholas Joyce GBR 62.4/13.1 points 


01 Masaki Ito/Shunsuke Nagasaki JPN 51.6/15.4 points 

02 Peter Jensen/Daniel Praest DEN 50.6/15.4 points 

03 Mikalai Kazak/Viachaslav Modzel BLR 49.6/15.4 points 


01HUANG Shanshan CHI 38.5/14.3 points 

02 Irina Karavaeva RUS 37.9/14.0 points 

03 LI Dan CHI 37.7/14.6 points 

10 Katherine Driscoll GBR 64.7/13.5 points 

25 Bryony Page GBR 60.8/12.9 points 

28 Amanda Parker GBR 59.6/12.5 points 



01 Ekaterina Kilkho/Anna Savkina UZB 46.1/13.1 points 

02 Victoria Voronina/Anastasia Velichko RUS 45.4/11.0 pts 

03 Sarah Seyd/Jessica Simon GER 44.7/11.6 points 

For the second week running the Chinese dominated both the 

women and men’s events, with the men finishing in the first 

four places after the preliminaries, and the women having three 

gymnasts in the first three places in their event, with their 

Olympic Champion due to join the team for the world 

championships in St Petersburg! 

The Great Britain team members are still endeavouring to come 

to grips with their performances, with time running out fast if 

they are going to make any kind of impact in November; and 

with only Katherine Driscoll and James Higgins showing 

signs of making inroads to the top 15 in their particular event, it 

does not bode well for places in the team finals in either of the 

men or women’s event. 

World Class Programme 

Georgina Sharples 

I hope that you will join with me in welcoming Mhairi Keil to 

the World Class Trampoline Programme. For those of you that 

have not previously met Mhairi she is a Sports Nutritionist 

with the English Institute of Sport in the Midlands region and 

as of the beginning of September I am delighted to say that she 

will be working a number of days for British Gymnastics 

primarily with the World Class Trampoline programme and also 

the Artistic Programme. 

Mhairi is contracted by British Gymnastics one day a week 

(flexible timetabling) and has initially been asked to meet 

individually with podium athletes and to begin addressing some 

identified key topic areas in order to share information on 

aspects such as Recovery and Hydration. 

She will also be in attendance for some part of future National 

Trampoline Squads. 

FIG World Cup Programme 2010 

The FIG has confirmed a total of eight (8) World Cups for the 

2010 series. These are: 

April 

16-17 – Ghent BEL 

June 

11-12 – Davos SUI 

18-19 – Levallois (Paris) FRA 

July 

02-03 – Wroclaw POL 

September 

03-04 – Albacete ESP 

17-18 – Astrakhan RUS 

24-25 – Loule POR 

October 

08-09 – Salzgitter GER 

Up to-date information on the international programme can be 

found on Page 6 of this Newsletter 



World Championships 2009 

Team Selection 

British Gymnastics has confirmed the team selection for these 

championships which are due to be held in St Petersburg RUS 

during the period 07-15 November. 

HOD: Judy Wootton ACRO 

Team Managers: 

TUM:- Matei Todorov 

TRA:- Georgina Sharples 

Coaches: 

TRA:- Tracy Whittaker-Smith, Sue Lawton, Bill Leach 

DMT:- Nick Earle, Toby Eagar 

TUM:- Craig Lowther 

Judges: 

TRA:- Sally Slinger 

DMT:- Steven Grist 

TUM:- Claire Thompson 

Doctor: TBC 

Physios: TBC 

Gymnasts: 

TRA:- Jamie Moore, Katherine Driscoll, Amanda Parker, Laura 

Gallagher, *Cara Jamieson James Higgins, Steven Walsh, 

Nicholas Joyce, Steven Williams, *Jack Helme 

*synchro only 

DMT:- Adeva Bryan, Robyn Osborne, Hanna Moses, Philip 

Dodson, Mathew Swaffer, Dominic Swaffer 

TUM:- Zara McLean, Rachael Letsche, Sarah Turner, Jenny 

Dawes, Charlie Burrows, Michael Barnes, Greg Boosey 

Registration for the various events indicates 366 entries from 33 

Federations. In individual TRA 91 men from 32 nations will 

compete, whilst 64 women from 24 nations have entered. DMT 

shows a slight increase in numbers from the last world 

championships in Quebec CAN with 42 men and 32 women 

from 12 and 10 nations respectively. In TUM there has been a 

slight drop in entries in the men’s competition from that of 2007 

with 49 men competing from 14 nations. In the women’s event 

there are 29 entries from 10 nations. 

The delegation departs for Russia on the 7 th 

returning to the UK on the 15 th November. 

November, 

All at British Gymnastics wish the team every success in these 

Championships. Editor 

Great Britain v German 

Youth Match 

Taunton 

26 th September 2009 

As has been the case for a great many years this annual match 

was closely contested with both teams putting on a tremendous 

display which had the large audience on the edge of their seats 

throughout. 

As can be seen from the results this was a closely contested 

match, with Great Britain winning the match 1081.3 points to 

Germany’s 1051.0 points. 

This was a well organised event and on behalf of the NTTC and 

British Gymnastics I would like to thank both Sharon Wood 

and Jackie Collings – along with her local committee – who 

did everything possible to ensure that the competition ran 

smoothly and that our guests enjoyed their visit, taking home 

found memories of their visit to Taunton and surrounding area. 

Ed. 

4 Countries Annual Match 

GBR GER FRA POR 

Boulogne sur Mer, France 

25 th October 2009 

The team to represent British Gymnastics at this annual event 

departs for France on the 24 th October, returning to the UK on 

the 26 th .and will consist of the following members: 

HOD/Judge: Donna Grist 

Coaches: Tracy Whittaker-Smith, Bill Leach 

Physio: Amberin Fur 

Gymnasts: Jamie Moore, Amanda Parker, Emma Smith, 

Katherine Driscoll, James Higgins, Steven Walsh, Nicholas 

Joyce, Steven Williams 

All at British Gymnastics wish the team every success. 

Latest News 

The 2010 4 Countries Annual Match between GBR GER 

FRA and POR will be hosted by Great Britain on the 3 rd April, 

most probably in either Bath or Loughborough. 

Martin Laws is a candidate for re-election to the UEG TRA 

TC during the UEG Congress, which this year will be held in 

Tel Aviv ISR during the month of November 2009. 

The European Championships have now been moved to the 

coastal City of Varna BUL. Dates have also been changed to 

20-25 Apr 09. 

The date of the 4 Nations Annual Match between GBR DEN 

POR and CZE has been confirmed as 5 th June 2010 in the City 

of Prague. 

Date of next NTTC Meeting: 1 st November 2009 



Dates Title Venue Participants 

Senior 

16 - 17 April 2010 Trampoline FIG World Cup cat. A GENT (BEL) 

20 - 25 April 2010 Trampoline European Championships SOFIA (BUL) 

9 - 12 June 2010 46th Nissen Cup DAVOS (SUI) 

18 - 19 June 2010 Trampoline FIG World Cup cat. A 

1 - 5 July 2010 Trampoline FIG World Cup cat. A 

14 - 26 August 

Youth Games of the I Olympiad 

2010 

3 - 4 September 

2010 Feira Internacional de Albacete 


2010 Trampoline FIG World Cup cat. A 


Loulé World Cup - Portuguese Republic 

2010 

Centenary Competition 

8 - 9 October 

2010 Trampoline FIG World Cup cat. A 

LEVALLOIS 

(FRA) 

WROCLAW 

(POL) 

SINGAPORE 

(SIN) 

ALBACETE 

(ESP) 

ASTRAKHAN 

(RUS) 

LOULE (POR) 

SALZGITTER 

(GER) 

Senior and Junior 

Senior 

Senior 

Senior 

Junior 

Senior 

Senior 

Senior 

Senior 

11 - 13 November 

27th Trampoline World Championships 

2010 

METZ (FRA) Senior Websit 

17 - 19 November Trampoline World Age Group 

2010 

Competitions 

METZ (FRA) Age Group 


World Age Group Competitions 

2010 

METZ (FRA) Age Group 


BIRMINGHAM 

28th Trampoline World Championships 

2011 

(GBR) 

Senior 


BIRMINGHAM 

International Age Group Competition 

2011 

(GBR) 

Age Group 

10 - 16 April 2012 European Championships 

WROCLAW Senior, Junior and 

(POL) 

Age Group 

27 July - 12 

August 2012 

Games of the XXX Olympiad LONDON (GBR) Senior

FIG World Records 

(up-dated 05 September 2009) 

World Records are unofficial since the FIG decided to stop recording them in 2008 

Trampoline – Men’s Individual 

Highest Total Score LU Chunlong CHI 115.80 05.09.09 World Cup Zielona Góra (POL) 

Highest Difficulty Jason Burnett CAN 17.50 02.04.07 World Cup Lake Placid (USA) 

Highest Scoring 

Routine 

Alexander Moskalenko RUS 43.50 28.07.01 World 

Championships 

Odense (DEN) 

Highest Scoring 1 st 

Routine 

Jason Burnett CAN 31.60 24.04.09 World Cup Sofia (BUL) 

Trampoline – Women’s Individual 

Highest Total Score Irina Karavaeva RUS 109.50 06.08.05 World Cup Ostend (BEL) 

Highest Difficulty Irina Karavaeva RUS 15.30 23.04.04 World Cup Moscow (RUS) 


Routine 

Irina Karavaeva RUS 41.30 17.10.03 World 

Championships 

Hanover (GER) 


Routine 

He Wenna CHN 30.80 22.06.07 World Cup Sofia (BUL) 

Synchro – Men 

Highest Total Score 

Highest Difficulty 

Alexander Moskalenko/German 

Khnychev 

Yasuhiro Ueyama/Tetsuya 

Sotomura 

RUS 141.40 22.08.01 World Games Akita (JPN) 

JPN 16.20 23.06.07 World Cup Sofia (BUL) 


Routine 

Alexander Moskalenko/German 

Khnychev 

German Khnychev/Alexander 

Leven 

RUS 

RUS 

51.90 

51.90 

22.08.01 

17.07.04 

World Games 

World Cup 

Akita (JPN) 

Savognin (SUI) 


Routine 

Yasuhiro Ueyama/Tetsuya 

Sotomura 

Scott Brown/Ben Wilden 

JPN 

AUS 

40.40 

40.40 

23.06.07 

23.05.08 

World Cup 

World Cup 

Sofia (BUL) 

Publier (FRA)

Synchro – Women 

Highest Total 

Score 

Elena Movchan/Oxana 

Tsiguleva 

UKR 137.50 28.07.01 World 

Championships 

Odense (DEN) 

Highest Difficulty 


Routine 

Karen Cockburn/Roseannagh 

Maclennan 

Elena Movchan/Oxana 

Tsiguleva 

CAN 14.20 02.04.07 World Cup Lake Placid (USA) 

UKR 50.90 22.08.01 World Games Akita (JPN) 


1 st Routine 

Anna Dogonadze/Jessica 

Simon 

Karen Cockburn/Rosannagh 

MacLennan 

Karen Cockburn/Rosannagh 

MacLennan 

GER 

CAN 

CAN 

39.90 

39.90 

39.90 

16.09.05 

31.08.07 

22.07.09 

World 

Championships 

World Cup 

World Games 

Eindhoven (NED) 

Zielona Góra (POL) 

Kaohsiung (TPE) 

Tumbling – Men’s Individual 

Highest total score Andrei Krylov RUS 156.30 28.08.07 World Cup St Petersburg (RUS) 

Highest score in 

one pass 

Wang Jiexu CHN 40.60 23.06.07 World Cup Sofia (BUL) 

Highest difficulty in 

one pass 

Kalon Ludvigson USA 14.80 07.12.08 Pan American 

Championships 

Buenos Aires (ARG) 

Highest total 

difficulty 

Andrei Krylov RUS 51.90 01.07.07 World Cup Ostend (BEL) 

Tumbling – Women’s Individual 

Highest total score Elena Chabanenko UKR 141.60 16.07.05 World Games Duisburg (GER) 

Highest score in 

one pass 

Highest difficulty in 

one pass 

Highest total 

difficulty 

Anna Korobeynikova RUS 36.20 25.04.09 World Cup Sofia (BUL) 

Elena Chabanenko UKR 10.00 16.07.05 World Games Duisburg (GER) 

Elena Chabanenko UKR 38.00 16.07.05 World Games Duisburg (GER) 

Updated by Ulf Andersson

TRA World Cup List 2009 Series 

MEN'S INDIVIDUAL 

Rk NOC Gymnast 1 Gymnast 2 POR BUL BEL POL GER Best1 Best2 Best3 Best4 TOT. 

JPN ITO M. 40 50 0 30 23 0 50 40 30 23 143 

CAN BURNETT J. 50 25 20 8 16 0 50 25 20 16 111 

UKR NIKITIN Y. 0 40 40 25 0 0 40 40 25 0 105 

JPN UEYAMA Y. 14 16 0 23 25 0 25 23 16 14 78 

BLR MODEL V. 12 14 30 0 20 0 30 20 14 12 76 

CHN TU X. 0 0 0 40 30 0 40 30 0 0 70 

CHN DONGDONG 0 0 0 14 50 0 50 14 0 0 64 

CHN LU C. 0 0 0 50 14 0 50 14 0 0 64 

USA DOOLEY L. 0 0 50 10 0 0 50 10 0 0 60 

GER GROMOWSKI M. 0 0 0 18 40 0 40 18 0 0 58 

WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL 


UKR MOVCHAN O. 40 23 40 0 0 0 40 40 23 0 103 

CHN HUANG S. 0 0 0 50 50 0 50 50 0 0 100 

CAN MACLENNAN R. 50 0 20 30 0 0 50 30 20 0 100 

UZB KHILKO E. 0 50 0 20 25 0 50 25 20 0 95 

GBR DRISCOLL K. 16 10 50 0 13 0 50 16 13 10 89 

BLR PETRENIA T. 30 30 0 23 0 0 30 30 23 0 83 

ESP PRAT C. 14 20 30 0 12 0 30 20 14 12 76 

UKR DOMCHEVSKA Y. 9 18 23 16 11 0 23 18 16 11 68 

NED LENDERS A. 

GEO GOLOVINA L. 

0 

0 

25 18 0 18 

0 16 25 16 

0 25 

0 25 

18 

16 

18 

16 

0 

0 

61 

57 

MEN'S SYNCHRO 


JPN NAGASAKI ITO 14 50 0 50 50 0 50 50 50 14 164 

BLR KAZAK M. MODZEL V. 25 23 0 23 30 0 30 25 23 23 101 

FRA MARTINY PENNES 30 40 0 0 12 0 40 30 12 0 82 

DEN PRAEST D. JENSEN P. 0 0 0 40 40 0 40 40 0 0 80 

AUS WILDEN B. GAUDRY B. 0 0 25 30 23 0 30 25 23 0 78 

USA GLUCKSTEIN S. DOOLEY L. 0 0 50 25 0 0 50 25 0 0 75 

POR MERINO 

UKR DYOKA 

GANCHINHO 

MATVYEYEV 

40 

0 

11 0 0 18 

0 40 13 13 

0 40 

0 40 

18 

13 

11 

13 

0 

0 

69 

66 

NED KASLANDER GOSTCHIN 20 25 12 0 0 0 25 20 12 0 57 

JPN UEYAMA SOTOMURA 50 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 50

WOMEN'S SYNCHRO 


UKR DOMCHEVSKA Y. MOVCHAN O. 40 40 50 50 0 0 50 50 40 40 180 

RUS VELICHKO VORONINA 30 10 20 13 40 0 40 30 20 13 103 

BLR PETRENIA T. MIRONOVA K. 50 13 0 23 16 0 50 23 16 13 102 

UZB KHILKO E. SAVKINA A. 0 8 0 30 50 0 50 30 8 0 88 

JPN YAMASHITA N. TERADA M. 0 30 0 25 18 0 30 25 18 0 73 

UKR MOSKVINA N. KYIKO M. 20 9 14 14 23 0 23 20 14 14 71 

BLR HARCHOMAK H. LEANIUK T. 0 25 40 0 0 0 40 25 0 0 65 

NED LENDERS A. FOKKE T. 25 0 30 0 0 0 30 25 0 0 55 

CHN JIANG Y. GU Q. 0 50 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 50 

GBR DRISCOLL K. JAMIESON C. 0 23 23 0 0 0 23 23 0 0 46 

MEN'S TUMBLING 


RUS KRYLOV A. 50 20 50 0 25 0 50 50 25 20 145 

USA LUDVIGSON K. 0 0 40 40 50 0 50 40 40 0 130 

UKR KIFORENKO V. 20 25 18 30 40 0 40 30 25 20 115 

RUS ZINUKOV E. 0 30 25 50 0 0 50 30 25 0 105 

POL SONDEL S. 23 12 0 23 23 0 23 23 23 12 81 

FRA TARIN Y. 25 18 0 14 14 0 25 18 14 14 71 

CAN SEIFERT A. 0 0 30 25 0 0 30 25 0 0 55 

POL BRYLKA A. 40 13 0 0 0 0 40 13 0 0 53 

CHN WANG J. 0 50 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 50 

UKR PYSAREV A. 0 0 14 20 13 0 20 14 13 0 47 

WOMEN'S TUMBLING 


RUS KOROBEYNIK. A. 50 50 50 0 50 0 50 50 50 50 200 

UKR CHABANENKO O. 40 40 30 50 40 0 50 40 40 40 170 

RSA WILSON K. 23 23 16 23 25 0 25 23 23 23 94 

CAN SPEED A. 0 30 20 20 0 0 30 20 20 0 70 

RUS SOLDATKINA A. 0 18 18 0 30 0 30 18 18 0 66 

CAN SMITH E. 0 14 25 25 0 0 25 25 14 0 64 

FRA COURREGES-CLERCQ J. 0 13 0 18 23 0 23 18 13 0 54 

RSA BUDLER B. 0 0 13 14 18 0 18 14 13 0 45 

GBR MCLEAN Z. 0 20 23 0 0 0 23 20 0 0 43 

RUS ISUPOVA A. 0 0 0 40 0 0 40 0 0 0 40 

GBR LETSCHE R. 0 0 40 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 40

TRAMPOLINE NEWS No 58 October 2009

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