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Event Results 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 1 Printed on: 6/28/2012 AA Rankings at: 5:01 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 1 41 Danell Leyva Hilton HHonors/Univ 91.850 92.950 91.700 276.500 2 60 John Orozco Hilton HHonors/OTC 91.800 93.050 90.700 275.550 3 59 Sam Mikulak Univ of Michigan 90.550 92.300 91.800 274.650 4 11 Jonathan Horton Hilton HHonors/Cyp 90.300 91.400 89.650 271.350 5 24 Jake Dalton Univ of Oklahoma 88.950 90.050 90.550 269.550 6 16 Chris Brooks Hilton HHonors/Cyp 90.500 88.500 88.650 267.650 7 73 Paul Ruggeri Univ of Illinois 86.950 88.600 88.300 263.850 8 34 Glen Ishino Cal Berkeley 88.000 86.950 88.100 263.050 9 50 Steven Legendre Hilton HHonors/Okla 87.850 86.050 88.900 262.800 10 36 C.J. Maestas Univ of Illinois 86.500 86.800 89.000 262.300 11 61 Brandon Wynn Hilton HHonors/Ohio 86.200 86.650 88.600 261.450 12 56 Alexander Naddour Hilton HHonors/USA 83.900 87.850 88.650 260.400 13 19 Alex Buscaglia Hilton HHonors/Stan 86.150 88.400 85.700 260.250 14 25 David Sender Hilton HHonors/Ill 86.450 87.100 84.850 258.400 15 2 Josh Dixon USOTC 87.300 85.650 85.100 258.050 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 1 Printed on: 6/28/2012 Floor Rankings at: 5:00 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 1 24 Jake Dalton Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 15.800 15.700 16.100 47.600 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 9.200 9.100 9.500 ND: 2 50 Steven Legendre Hilton HHonors/Okla Fin: 16.150 14.800 16.050 47.000 D: 6.900 6.700 6.900 E: 9.250 8.100 9.150 ND: 3 73 Paul Ruggeri Univ of Illinois Fin: 15.750 15.200 15.250 46.200 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 9.150 8.700 8.650 ND: -0.100 4T 60 John Orozco Hilton HHonors/OTC Fin: 15.050 15.500 15.150 45.700 D: 6.100 6.100 6.100 E: 8.950 9.400 9.050 ND: 4T 41 Danell Leyva Hilton HHonors/Univ Fin: 15.250 15.450 15.000 45.700 D: 6.300 6.300 6.300 E: 8.950 9.150 8.800 ND: -0.100 6 11 Jonathan Horton Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 15.150 15.400 15.100 45.650 D: 6.400 6.400 6.300 E: 8.750 9.100 8.800 ND: -0.100 7 59 Sam Mikulak Univ of Michigan Fin: 14.400 15.650 15.500 45.550 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 7.900 9.050 8.900 ND: -0.100 8 16 Chris Brooks Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 14.750 15.350 15.150 45.250 D: 6.300 6.300 6.500 E: 8.450 9.050 8.650 ND: 9 19 Alex Buscaglia Hilton HHonors/Stan Fin: 15.400 15.500 14.000 44.900 D: 6.500 6.500 6.400 E: 8.900 9.000 7.600 ND: 10 2 Josh Dixon USOTC Fin: 15.200 14.900 14.650 44.750 D: 6.400 6.500 6.500 E: 8.800 8.400 8.550 ND: -0.400 11 61 Brandon Wynn Hilton HHonors/Ohio Fin: 14.700 14.750 15.000 44.450 D: 6.300 6.300 6.300 E: 8.400 8.450 8.700 ND: 12 34 Glen Ishino Cal Berkeley Fin: 14.900 14.550 14.700 44.150 D: 6.100 5.800 6.000 E: 8.800 8.750 8.700 ND: 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 2 Printed on: 6/28/2012 Floor Rankings at: 5:00 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 13 56 Alexander Naddour Hilton HHonors/USA Fin: 14.650 14.800 14.600 44.050 D: 6.200 6.200 6.100 E: 8.550 8.600 8.500 ND: -0.100 14 36 C.J. Maestas Univ of Illinois Fin: 13.250 15.300 14.750 43.300 D: 6.100 6.500 6.500 E: 7.150 8.800 8.250 ND: 15 25 David Sender Hilton HHonors/Ill Fin: 13.100 14.400 14.100 41.600 D: 6.200 6.100 5.800 E: 6.900 8.300 8.300 ND: 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 1 Printed on: 6/28/2012 H Bar Rankings at: 5:01 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 1 41 Danell Leyva Hilton HHonors/Univ Fin: 15.850 16.350 15.850 48.050 D: 7.200 7.200 7.100 E: 8.650 9.150 8.750 ND: 2 60 John Orozco Hilton HHonors/OTC Fin: 15.750 15.850 15.650 47.250 D: 6.700 6.700 6.700 E: 9.050 9.150 8.950 ND: 3 73 Paul Ruggeri Univ of Illinois Fin: 15.850 15.550 15.600 47.000 D: 6.800 6.700 6.800 E: 9.050 8.850 8.800 ND: 4 19 Alex Buscaglia Hilton HHonors/Stan Fin: 14.950 15.800 15.800 46.550 D: 6.300 7.100 7.000 E: 8.650 8.700 8.800 ND: 5 59 Sam Mikulak Univ of Michigan Fin: 15.300 15.550 15.550 46.400 D: 6.700 6.700 6.700 E: 8.600 8.850 8.850 ND: 6 11 Jonathan Horton Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 15.800 15.650 14.200 45.650 D: 6.700 6.700 6.100 E: 9.100 8.950 8.100 ND: 7 24 Jake Dalton Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 14.550 15.050 14.900 44.500 D: 6.300 6.300 6.300 E: 8.250 8.750 8.600 ND: 8 2 Josh Dixon USOTC Fin: 15.350 14.900 14.100 44.350 D: 6.500 6.400 5.600 E: 8.850 8.500 8.500 ND: 9 16 Chris Brooks Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 15.150 13.700 15.400 44.250 D: 6.400 6.400 6.700 E: 8.750 7.300 8.700 ND: 10 34 Glen Ishino Cal Berkeley Fin: 13.800 14.550 14.650 43.000 D: 5.900 5.900 5.900 E: 7.900 8.650 8.750 ND: 11 61 Brandon Wynn Hilton HHonors/Ohio Fin: 14.550 13.550 14.650 42.750 D: 5.700 5.500 5.700 E: 8.850 8.050 8.950 ND: 12 36 C.J. Maestas Univ of Illinois Fin: 14.450 13.050 14.750 42.250 D: 6.700 5.900 6.500 E: 7.750 7.150 8.250 ND: 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 2 Printed on: 6/28/2012 H Bar Rankings at: 5:01 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 13 56 Alexander Naddour Hilton HHonors/USA Fin: 13.600 13.700 13.800 41.100 D: 5.200 5.200 5.200 E: 8.400 8.500 8.600 ND: 14 25 David Sender Hilton HHonors/Ill Fin: 14.300 13.450 12.800 40.550 D: 5.700 5.700 4.800 E: 8.600 7.750 8.000 ND: 15 50 Steven Legendre Hilton HHonors/Okla Fin: 13.000 12.750 14.100 39.850 D: 5.900 5.400 5.400 E: 7.100 7.350 8.700 ND: 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims Page: 1 Printed on: 6/28/2012 P Bars Rankings at: 5:01 PM Men #1 = 2012 US Olympic Trials - Prelims: 100% Competition I #2 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 2: 100% Thursday, June 28, 2:00pm #3 = 2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1: 100% Place Num Name Gym #3 #2 #1 Score 1 41 Danell Leyva Hilton HHonors/Univ Fin: 15.800 16.000 15.900 47.700 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 9.200 9.400 9.300 ND: 2 59 Sam Mikulak Univ of Michigan Fin: 15.600 15.600 15.700 46.900 D: 6.200 6.200 6.200 E: 9.400 9.400 9.500 ND: 3 60 John Orozco Hilton HHonors/OTC Fin: 15.400 15.450 15.550 46.400 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 8.800 8.850 8.950 ND: 4 11 Jonathan Horton Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 14.850 15.750 15.650 46.250 D: 6.400 6.500 6.500 E: 8.450 9.250 9.150 ND: 5 24 Jake Dalton Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 15.100 15.350 15.100 45.550 D: 6.200 6.200 6.200 E: 8.900 9.150 8.900 ND: 6 16 Chris Brooks Hilton HHonors/Cyp Fin: 15.200 15.650 13.950 44.800 D: 6.500 6.500 6.100 E: 8.700 9.150 7.850 ND: 7 61 Brandon Wynn Hilton HHonors/Ohio Fin: 15.400 14.550 14.550 44.500 D: 6.600 6.600 6.600 E: 8.800 7.950 7.950 ND: 8 73 Paul Ruggeri Univ of Illinois Fin: 14.100 15.050 15.100 44.250 D: 6.000 6.000 6.000 E: 8.100 9.050 9.100 ND: 9 34 Glen Ishino Cal Berkeley Fin: 14.550 14.450 15.100 44.100 D: 6.000 5.400 6.000 E: 8.550 9.050 9.100 ND: 10 36 C.J.
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