Kalamata Cup 2011

19th Kalamata Cup 2011
Venue	Kalamata
Participating Nations	22nd
Participating gymnasts	114
Competitions	8th
opening	April 15, 2011
graduation	April 17, 2011
timeline
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The 19th Kalamata Cup 2011 took place as part of the FIG World Cup Series 2011 of rhythmic gymnastics and was held between April 15th and 17th, 2011 in Kalamata , Greece .
The edition of this tournament was dedicated to Eleni Polychronidou, who died last year.

Participating Nations

Greece  Australia  Azerbaijan  Belgium  Bulgaria  France

Israel  Italy  Kazakhstan  Malaysia  Austria  Poland

Romania  Russia  Sweden  Turkey  Ukraine  Hungary

Uzbekistan  United Kingdom  Belarus  Cyprus

Results

Individual competition

Individual all-around

At around competition acquisitions 36 gymnasts in part. This consisted of the disciplines hoop , ball , clubs and ribbon . The scores from the sub-disciplines were added to determine the overall standings. In addition, the best eight in each discipline qualified for the device finals. The team all-around competition is not considered in the Kalamata Cup.

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Gymnast	country					Total
Darja Dmitrieva	Russia	28.125	27,800	27,950	28,350	112.225
Daria Kondakova	Russia	27,600	28,350	27,900	28,300	112.150
Lyubou Charkashyna	Belarus	27.825	27,400	27.325	27.975	110.525
Aliya Garayeva	Azerbaijan	27,200	27.575	27,400	27,200	109.375
Silviya Miteva	Bulgaria	27.050	27,000	27,550	27,250	108.850
Neta Rivkin	Israel	27.375	27.225	26,850	27,100	108.550
Anna Alyabyava	Kazakhstan	27,200	26.625	27.050	26,500	107.375
Ulyana Trofimova	Uzbekistan	26,525	27.225	26,350	27.075	107.175
Joanna Mitrosz	Poland	26.750	26,400	26,850	26,800	106,800
Alina Maskymenko	Ukraine	27.175	25,850	27,000	26,700	106.725
Varvara Filiou	Greece	26,525	26,500	26,300	26,500	105.825
Caroline Weber	Austria	26,550	26.200	26,600	26,400	105.750
Hanna Rabtsava	Belarus	25,900	26.725	26,050	25,450	104.125
Zeynab Javaldi	Azerbaijan	26,250	26,500	25,450	25,900	104.100
Chrystalleni Trikomiti	Cyprus	26,100	25,800	26,400	25,650	103,950
Viktoria Mazur	Ukraine	26,050	25.675	25,600	25,650	102.975
Therese Larsson	Sweden	25,900	25.225	25,500	25.575	102,200
Alexandra Piscupescu	Romania	25,000	25,475	25.750	25.925	102.150
Federica Febbo	Italy	25,900	24,950	24,800	25.750	101,400
Artemi Gavezou Castro	Greece	25,550	25,250	24,700	25.625	101.125

• Blue marked fields show the eligibility for the device finals, by double-clicking the arrows of a sub-discipline the individual ranking is displayed

Device finals

The eight best gymnasts from each sub-discipline of the all-around event qualified for the device finals , provided they did not waive their right to start.

tires

space	country	team	Points
1	Belarus	Lyubou Charkashyna	27,800
2	Russia	Darja Dmitrieva	27,800
3	Russia	Daria Kondakova	27,700
4th	Azerbaijan	Aliya Garayeva	27,600
5	Bulgaria	Silviya Miteva	27,575
6th	Ukraine	Alina Maskymenko	27,425
7th	Israel	Neta Rivkin	27,250
8th	Kazakhstan	Anna Alyabyava	26,000

ball

space	country	team	Points
1	Russia	Daria Kondakova	28,250
2	Russia	Darja Dmitrieva	28,150
3	Uzbekistan	Ulyana Trofimova	27,500
4th	Belarus	Lyubou Charkashyna	27,100
5	Israel	Neta Rivkin	27,100
6th	Belarus	Hanna Rabtsava	26,700
7th	Greece	Varvara Filiou	26,475
8th	Azerbaijan	Aliya Garayeva	25,025

Clubs

space	country	team	Points
1	Bulgaria	Silviya Miteva	27,950
2	Russia	Daria Kondakova	27,850
3	Russia	Darja Dmitrieva	27,450
4th	Belarus	Lyubou Charkashyna	27,250
5	Israel	Neta Rivkin	27,175
6th	Kazakhstan	Anna Alyabyava	26,700
7th	Ukraine	Alina Maskymenko	25,800
8th	Azerbaijan	Aliya Garayeva	25,000

tape

space	country	team	Points
1	Russia	Daria Kondakova	27,850
2	Bulgaria	Silviya Miteva	27,700
3	Belarus	Lyubou Charkashyna	27,375
4th	Russia	Darja Dmitrieva	27,250
5	Poland	Joanna Mitrosz	26,700
6th	Uzbekistan	Ulyana Trofimova	26,575
7th	Israel	Neta Rivkin	26,475
8th	Azerbaijan	Aliya Garayeva	26,025

Group competition

Group all-around

At the all-around 78 gymnasts participated. This consisted of two sub-disciplines, the results of which were added together for the overall ranking. The best eight groups in each individual discipline qualified for the upcoming equipment finals.

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country	group	5	2 +3	Total
	Bulgaria	27.050	27,000	54.050
	Belarus	26,100	27,650	53.750
	Israel	26,000	25,900	51,900
	France	25.925	25.725	51.650
	Russia	25,500	24.750	50.250
	Hungary	24.975	25.050	50.025
	Ukraine	25,500	24,200	49,700
	Poland	25.075	22.825	47,900
	Azerbaijan	25.050	22.675	47.725
	Greece	23.775	23,000	46.775
	Uzbekistan	22,150	22.750	44,900
	Austria	23,800	21,050	44,850
	Kazakhstan	21.675	22.225	43,900

Device finals

The best eight groups of each sub-discipline took part in the device finals .

5 ball

rank	country	group	Points
1		Israel	27,100
2		Bulgaria	26,575
3		France	25.875
4th		Azerbaijan	25,500
5		Poland	25,100
6th		Hungary	24.750
7th		Ukraine	24,700
8th		Russia	22.825

2 tires + tape

rank	country	group	Points
1		Bulgaria	27.075
2		Israel	26.875
3		Russia	25.625
4th		Ukraine	25,200
5		Hungary	24,950
6th		Poland	24,600
7th		France	24,700
5		Greece	24,425

Web links

• Results single (PDF; 140 kB)
• Results individual all-around (PDF; 342 kB)
• Results group (PDF; 143 kB)
• Results group all-around (PDF; 188 kB)