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Complete Results Book 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Competition Schedule As of 10 SEP 2018 Start Date Event Details Time MON 10 SEP Individual Qualifications & Team Final 10:00 Group A - Hoop & Ball 12:00 Group B - Hoop & Ball 15:00 Group C - Hoop & Ball 17:10 Group D - Hoop & Ball TUE 11 SEP Individual Qualifications & Team Final 10:00 Group C - Hoop & Ball 12:10 Group D - Hoop & Ball 15:15 Group A - Hoop & Ball 17:15 Group B - Hoop & Ball Apparatus Finals 20:00 Individual Hoop Final 20:35 Individual Ball Final WED 12 SEP Individual Qualifications & Team Final 10:00 Group D - Clubs & Ribbon 11:18 Group C - Clubs & Ribbon 14:15 Group B - Clubs & Ribbon 15:30 Group A - Clubs & Ribbon THU 13 SEP Individual Qualifications & Team Final 10:00 Group B - Clubs & Ribbon 11:15 Group A - Clubs & Ribbon 14:00 Group D - Clubs & Ribbon 15:20 Group C - Clubs & Ribbon Apparatus Finals 19:00 Individual Clubs Final 19:35 Individual Ribbon Final FRI 14 SEP Individual All-Around Final 14:00 Group B 17:10 Group A SAT 15 SEP Group All-Around Final & Qualification for Finals 13:00 Group A 16:30 Group B SUN 16 SEP Apparatus Finals 15:00 5 Hoops Final 15:45 3 Balls & 2 Ropes Final GRY-------------------------------_08 3.0 Report Created MON 10 SEP 2018 16:33 Official Results Provided by Page 1/1 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Number of Entries by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 Number of Gymnasts NOC Individual Group Total AND - Andorra 3 3 ARM - Armenia 3 3 AUS - Australia 2 5 7 AUT - Austria 3 6 9 AZE - Azerbaijan 3 5 8 BEL - Belgium 3 3 BIH - Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 4 BLR - Belarus 4 5 9 BRA - Brazil 3 6 9 BUL - Bulgaria 3 5 8 CAN - Canada 3 5 8 CHI - Chile 2 2 CHN - People's Republic of China 3 5 8 CRO - Croatia 3 3 CYP - Cyprus 1 1 CZE - Czech Republic 2 6 8 DEN - Denmark 2 2 EGY - Egypt 4 6 10 ESP - Spain 4 6 10 EST - Estonia 3 6 9 FIN - Finland 3 6 9 FRA - France 1 6 7 GBR - Great Britain 3 3 GEO - Georgia 1 6 7 GER - Germany 2 6 8 GRE - Greece 1 6 7 HUN - Hungary 3 6 9 IND - India 2 5 7 ISR - Israel 3 6 9 ITA - Italy 3 6 9 JPN - Japan 3 5 8 KAZ - Kazakhstan 3 6 9 KGZ - Kyrgyzstan 2 2 KOR - Republic of Korea 4 6 10 LAT - Latvia 3 3 LBN - Lebanon 1 1 LTU - Lithuania 4 4 MAS - Malaysia 3 3 MDA - Republic of Moldova 2 2 MEX - Mexico 3 5 8 MNE - Montenegro 1 1 NOR - Norway 3 3 NZL - New Zealand 1 6 7 POL - Poland 3 6 9 POR - Portugal 3 3 PRK - Democratic People's Republic of Korea 1 6 7 PUR - Puerto Rico 2 2 ROU - Romania 3 3 RSA - South Africa 4 4 RUS - Russian Federation 3 6 9 SLO - Slovenia 3 6 9 SMR - San Marino 2 2 SRB - Serbia 3 6 9 SRI - Sri Lanka 1 1 SUI - Switzerland 5 5 SVK - Slovakia 3 3 THA - Thailand 2 2 TUR - Turkey 2 5 7 GRY-------------------------------_30 4.0 Report Created FRI 14 SEP 2018 11:05 Official Results Provided by Page 1/2 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Number of Entries by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 Number of Gymnasts NOC Individual Group Total UKR - Ukraine 3 6 9 USA - United States of America 3 6 9 UZB - Uzbekistan 3 6 9 Total: 61 157 205 362 REVISED Changement in Japan group composition GRY-------------------------------_30 4.0 Report Created FRI 14 SEP 2018 11:05 Official Results Provided by Page 2/2 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Entry List by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 FIG Licence Event NOC Name Date of Birth Number Code AND - Andorra FLINCH Judith 30611 I 4 OCT 2000 PEREIRA Jessica 23063 I 4 APR 2000 RAMOS Andrea 30610 I 25 APR 2001 ARM - Armenia AGAGULIAN Iasmina 35527 I 21 MAR 2001 ASTVATSATRYAN Ella 32275 I 1 JUL 2001 SARGSYAN Silva 43288 I 21 AUG 2002 AUS - Australia GILL Ashari 38151 I 29 JUL 2002 KIROI-BOGATYREVA Alexandra 36447 I 4 MAR 2002 MATHEWS Alannah 22942 G 9 APR 1999 ONODA Himeka 28765 G 5 MAR 1998 ROSENDAHL Nikita 28693 G 25 MAY 1998 TEIXEIRA Alexandra 44307 G 24 MAY 1997 WHITE Felicity 43924 G 25 SEP 2000 AUT - Austria MEDER Julia 11352 I 1 JUL 1997 RUPRECHT Nicol 5727 I 2 OCT 1992 SLAVOVA Oksana 32328 I 27 OCT 2001 HERZOG Franziska 45594 G 22 OCT 2002 HOFMANN Lisa 33791 G 17 JUN 2002 MARCHART Florentina 32327 G 31 OCT 2001 MARCHART Leona 43460 G 31 OCT 2001 REMEZKOVA Maria 38123 G 12 NOV 2002 NAGLER Romana 38306 G 18 MAR 2002 AZE - Azerbaijan AGHAMIROVA Zohra 31921 I 8 AUG 2001 HUDIS Veronika 32453 I 31 JUL 2002 SOROKINA Darya 30155 I 29 NOV 2002 BAYRAMOVA Ayshan 21993 G 24 DEC 1998 DOMAN Diana 18660 G 22 JUN 1998 HUMMATOVA Zeynab 21986 G 6 DEC 1999 PASHAYEVA Aliya 9566 G 6 AUG 1995 VASILEVA Siyana 18302 G 3 MAR 1996 BEL - Belgium COUROUBLE Aya 33766 I 15 JAN 2002 DELBEKE Sanna 42758 I 2 AUG 2000 van PUYVELDE Vanina 24810 I 20 OCT 1999 BIH - Bosnia and Herzegovina AZMAN Sara 43479 I 3 NOV 2002 KADRIC Azra 33208 I 27 AUG 2000 MUJACIC Ajsa 32963 I 4 MAR 2002 TANOVIC Zerina 32965 I 6 SEP 2001 GRY-------------------------------_32A 4.0 Report Created FRI 14 SEP 2018 11:05 Official Results Provided by Page 1/11 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Entry List by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 FIG Licence Event NOC Name Date of Birth Number Code BLR - Belarus EVCHIK Julia 25204 I 2 JAN 2001 HALKINA Katsiaryna 8861 I 25 FEB 1997 ISACHANKA Yuljya 25209 I 1 JAN 2001 SALOS Anastasiia 34839 I 18 FEB 2002 HAIDUKEVICH Hanna 31877 G 26 MAR 2001 MATSKEVICH Lalita 34850 G 25 FEB 2002 MISIUCHENKA Dziyana 37660 G 20 JUN 2002 RYBAKOVA Anastasiya 25210 G 23 APR 2000 SHVAIBA Hanna 22451 G 14 MAR 2000 BRA - Brazil BORNAL Heloisa 34235 I 14 JAN 2001 DOMINGOS Barbara 25074 I 2 MAR 2000 GAUDIO Natalia 18364 I 18 DEC 1992 GUERRA Vitoria 24740 G 3 JUN 2001 MAIER Jessica 16228 G 21 AUG 1994 MORAES Gabrielle 21758 G 4 MAR 1997 PIRCIO Nicole 44071 G 24 JUL 2002 WALTER Karine 32510 G 17 OCT 2001 RIBEIRO Gabriela 21777 G 28 JAN 1997 BUL - Bulgaria KALEYN Boryana 24418 I 23 AUG 2000 TASEVA Katrin 18374 I 24 NOV 1997 VLADINOVA Neviana 22769 I 23 FEB 1994 BINEVA Elena 20560 G 18 SEP 1999 DYANKOVA Simona 16847 G 7 DEC 1994 KIRYAKOVA Stefani 32624 G 5 JAN 2001 RADUKANOVA Madlen 24420 G 14 MAY 2000 TRAETS Laura 22533 G 13 DEC 1998 CAN - Canada CRANE Sophie 35150 I 13 OCT 2002 UCHIDA Katherine 25319 I 8 NOV 1999 WHELAN Carmen 21793 I 31 AUG 1998 BELITTCHENKO Elizabet 28978 G 18 APR 2000 PANOV Vanessa 22770 G 26 NOV 1999 SHANKO Anastasia 29559 G 14 JUL 2000 UDACHINA Alexandra 37568 G 31 JAN 2001 ZILYUK Alexandra 35154 G 10 MAY 2002 CHI - Chile RUBILAR Javiera 29826 I 6 APR 2000 URRUTIA Montserrat 42647 I 29 SEP 2001 GRY-------------------------------_32A 4.0 Report Created FRI 14 SEP 2018 11:05 Official Results Provided by Page 2/11 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Entry List by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 FIG Licence Event NOC Name Date of Birth Number Code CHN - People's Republic of China LIU Jiahui 23546 I 31 MAR 1996 SHANG Rong 22490 I 12 FEB 2000 ZHAO Yating 28703 I 12 MAY 2001 DING Ziyi 20943 G 2 FEB 1997 HU Yuhui 28700 G 13 JUN 1999 HUANG Zhangjiayang 35888 G 15 FEB 2000 LIU Xin 28698 G 12 OCT 1999 XU Yanshu 37913 G 14 JUL 1998 CRO - Croatia BOZIC Laura 21578 I 30 NOV 1999 LOZIC Suncica 29362 I 10 OCT 2002 RIBARIC Petra 18570 I 8 MAY 1998 CYP - Cyprus SKITTIDI Viktoria 34354 I 28 MAR 2002 CZE - Czech Republic CHAMZINA Alina 31594 I 30 APR 2002 ZALESAKOVA Sabina 34782 I 30 MAR 2002 FIEDLEROVA Gabriela 35248 G 15 SEP 2001 KOZOVA Andrea 31283 G 17 OCT 2000 NEMECKOVA Daniela 29518 G 24 MAR 2000 PESLOVA Daniela 31930 G 1 OCT 2002 PLCHOVA Adela 44581 G 23 FEB 1999 VONDRAKOVA Johana Marie 43570 G 26 MAR 2002 DEN - Denmark KRISTENSEN Josefie 37964 I 22 MAR 2002 SACHMANN Nicoline 31873 I 4 SEP 1997 EGY - Egypt KHATTAB Nourhal 16489 I 6 MAR 1997 MARZOUK Habiba 36123 I 14 MAY 2002 SELIM Mariam 36029 I 24 OCT 2002 ZAYED Haya 29458 I 26 JAN 2000 AHMED Sara 44534 G 10 APR 2001 AZIZ Nadine 37727 G 26 OCT 2002 HUSSEIN Malak 36121 G 21 OCT 2001 KAFAFI Farida 36124 G 9 JUL 2002 MAZAR Nour 44668 G 3 SEP 2002 PHILIPS Marla 36801 G 3 NOV 2002 GRY-------------------------------_32A 4.0 Report Created FRI 14 SEP 2018 11:05 Official Results Provided by Page 3/11 36th FIG RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sofia (BUL), 10-16 September 2018 Entry List by NOC REVISED 14 SEP 11:05 As of 14 SEP 2018 FIG Licence Event NOC Name Date of Birth Number Code ESP - Spain ANO BACA Maria 35582 I 24 SEP 2002 BEREZINA Polina 24199 I 5 DEC 1997 LLANA Sara 21221 I 21 AUG 1997 ROS ESTELLER Noa 35581 I 28 OCT 2002 ALONSO Monica 18600 G 19 MAY 1998 CUADRILLERO REDONDO Victoria 32270 G 6 JUL 2000 ESQUERDO Clara 30512 G 8 MAY 2000 GAYAN Ana 32272 G 22 MAY 2000 POLO Alba 32268 G 17 MAY 2001 SALARRULLANA Sara 38161 G 5 OCT 2001 EST - Estonia AESMA Carmen Marii 31931 I 10 MAY 2002 BOGDANOVA Viktoria 9142 I 24 DEC 1994 KELER Melany 35306 I 4 JUL 2002 JAEE Helena 31948 G 19 APR 1999 KUKSOVA Vasilina 22634 G 1 DEC 2000 REISKA Carmely 31952 G 8 AUG 2002 SUSI Maria 24914 G 19 DEC 2001 TEINO Lera 34878 G 29 JAN 2002 TROFIMOV Maria 31961 G 23 MAY 2002 FIN - Finland GERGALO Rebecca 22567 I 16 MAR 2000 RIF Inessa 16763 I 12 SEP 1994 TIKKANEN Jouki 16259 I 5 JUL 1995 LIINAVUORI Elisa 32794 G 10 JAN 2000 NAEREVAARA Milja 32212 G 18 MAY 2001 OIKARI Ada 31869 G 24 JAN 2001 RANTALA Emma 22570 G 10 NOV 1999 VAINIO Juulia 31870 G 21 APR 2001 VIRKKUNEN Amanda 31871 G 2 OCT 2001 FRA - France MOUSTAFAEVA Kseniya 19442 I 8 JUN 1995 COLLARD Danae 31841 G 8 AUG 2001 DECONNINCK Helene 31842 G 3 APR 2001 PRIOUX Iliona 37521 G 12 DEC 2000 RABETTE
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