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7:23 pm. Rotation 1 Standings
1. Reese Esponda 14.200
– Skye Blakely 14.200
3. Charleigh Bullock 14.000
– Hezly Rivera 14.000
5. Lavi Crain 13.950
6. Caroline Moreau 13.900
7. Dulcy Caylor 13.850
8. Alessia Rosa 13.700
7:20 pm. Claire Pease FX: Strong on the double double to start. Double layout, minor form, chest a little low, but nails that landing. Switch ring to switch half. 1.5 to rudi, little stumble back. 2.5 with some ankle form. Good routine overall!
7:18 pm. Jade Carey BB: Switch side, little stumble. Front aerial to split jump to Korbut, not bad. Great control on the bhs loso. Side aerial, also solid. Double tuck, a little cowboyed, hop back, good hit!
7:17 pm. Isabella Anzola FX: Very nice double layout to start. 2.5 to front full, came a little short out of the former but got the tuck around. Mostly okay on the leap series, maybe a little short on the second. Double tuck was not bad, maybe slightly low with a little bounce on the landing. Good double pike to finish.
7:12 pm. Simone Rose BB: Hit the leap mount to another leap, good quick connection. Big wobble on the bhs loso loso. Front aerial, jumps mostly good, 2.5 dismount, twisting form is a little iffy but gets it around.
Caroline Moreau VT: EXCELLENT landing on the Yurchenko 1.5! Maybe a little deep but very solid overall.
Tatum Drusch FX: Triple spin was a close your eyes and go for it situation but she did pretty well with it! Hit the first pass. Popa maybe a little short. Also hit the second pass, I keep missing what she’s doing but seeing the landings. Good leap series. Hit routine overall!
Zoey Molomo UB: Couldn’t type for this but saw almost all of it and it was great! Double front dismount.
7:11 pm. Greta Krob UB: I missed the first skill, saw the stalder full, Maloney to clear hip to Ray, good! Clean Pak, van Leeuwen with some leg form, double layout, a little whippy, but lands it mostly well.
Lavi Crain VT: Yurchenko double full, twists it so nicely! Pretty good landing as well, step back.
7:09 pm. Izzy Stassi BB: Had a wild wobble on the mount but somehow stayed on and recovered nicely. The rest was hit, double tuck dismount.
Hezly Rivera FX: Full-twisting double layout and double layout both REALLY good. Something that I missed through to double tuck, good. Ring leaps in connection, 2.5 was pretty deep on the landing but she gets it there.
Alessia Rosa VT: Yurchenko double full, pretty nice! Maybe a little tentative on the landing, and a little crooked.
7:08 pm. Lila Richardson UB: Maloney with some leg separation into a big Tkachev, straddle Jaeger, toe full had some form, hit the rest, including a full-twisting double layout, some form but gets the landing.
Reese Esponda VT: Stuck the Yurchenko double full!!!
7:06 pmm. Charleigh Bullock VT: Big and very clean Yurchenko double full! Actually looks like she overrotates it slightly, kinda steps facing sideways into the salute.
7:04 pm. Dulcy Caylor VT: Yurchenko double full, slightly deep and a hop back.
Skye Blakely UB: Stalder to Church, nice! Downie to Pak is very clean. Van Leeuwen, toe half to front giant to double front half, EXCELLENT! Step back.
Jayla Hang BB: Gets the bhs loso well. Hit everything else I saw.
Ally Damelio FX: Whip to triple full, a bit underrotated but keeps it upright. Also hit the second pass and then a double tuck to finish.
6:59 pm. Again it’s going to be kinda hard to follow all four events at the same time given where the media is sitting for this meet, it’s a lot of looking left to see bars and right to see beam whereas usually I can see everything directly in front of me, but I’m going to try to get everything I can. I think senior competition moves a bit slower than juniors thanks to the broadcast delays.
6:54 pm. Athletes are being introduced now! We’ll have the national anthem and then touch warmups and should start right around 7 pm local time in Phoenix!
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