2015 Anadia World Cup

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2015 Anadia World Cup

2015 Russian Youth Championships

2015 Anadia World Cup
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City	Anadia, Portugal
Dates	May 21-24
Vault Gold Medalist	Marcia Videaux (CUB)
Uneven Bars Gold Medalist	Jessica López (VEN)
Balance Beam Gold Medalist	Emma Larsson (SWE)
Floor Exercise Gold Medalist	Dorina Böczögő (HUN)
Preceded by	2015 Varna World Cup
Succeeded by	2015 Osijek World Cup

The 2015 Anadia World Cup, also known as the Anadia Challenge Cup, was held from May 21-24 at the High Performance Centre of Anadia in Anadia, Portugal.

Format of Competition

The first day of competition was the qualification round, where the top eight athletes on each event would advance to the event finals. Vault and uneven bars were held on the second day of competition, and balance beam and floor exercise were held on the third day.

List of Competitors

• Austria
  • Elisa Haemmerle
  • Jasmin Mader
• Azerbaijan
  • Marina Nekrasova
  • Kristina Pravdina
  • Yulia Inshina
• Chile
  • Franchesca Santi
  • Camila Vilches
  • Simona Castro
  • Makarena Pinto
• Colombia
  • Ginna Escobar
  • Bibiana Velez
• Cuba
  • Marcia Videaux
  • Yesenia Ferrera Nuñez
• Dominican Republic
  • Yamilet Peña
• Ecuador
  • Giulianna Pino
• Hungary
  • Eszter Romhanyi
  • Luca Diveky
  • Dorina Böczögő
  • Eniko Horvath
• Israel
  • Tzuf Feldon
• Latvia
  • Anastasija Dubova
• Mexico
  • Alexa Moreno
  • Miriana Almeida
  • Karla Retiz
  • Karla Torres
• New Zealand
  • Courtney McGregor
  • Millie Williamson
  • Charlotte Sullivan
• Portugal
  • Zoi Mafalda Marques de Lima
  • Mariana Pitrez
  • Ana Filipa Martins
  • Diana Abrantes
• Puerto Rico
  • Paula Mejias
  • Nicolle Vasquez
• Slovenia
  • Teja Belak
  • Tjasa Kysselef
  • Ivana Kamnikar
• South Africa
  • Tylah Lotter
  • Alessandra Thompson
• Spain
  • Natalia Ros
  • Eva Perez
  • Claudia Colom
• Sweden
  • Marcela Torres
  • Emma Larsson
  • Lovisa Estberg
• Venezuela
  • Eliana Gonzalez
  • Jessica López
  • Ivet Rojas

Results

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Vault	Marcia Videaux Cuba (CUB)	Alexa Moreno Mexico (MEX)	Makarena Pinto Chile (CHI)
Uneven Bars	Jessica López Venezuela (VEN)	Ana Filipa Martins Portugal (POR)	Marcia Videaux Cuba (CUB)
Balance Beam	Emma Larsson Sweden (SWE)	Ayelen Tarabini Argentina (ARG)	Charlotte Sullivan New Zealand (NZL) Tzuf Feldon Israel (ISR)
Floor Exercise	Dorina Böczögő Hungary (HUN)	Ayelen Tarabini Argentina (ARG)	Sasa Golob Slovenia (SLO)

Notable Moments

• Cuba's Yesenia Ferrera Nuñez injured her knee in the vault final and scratched the rest of the competition. Her spot in the balance beam final was given to first reserve Tzuf Feldon of Israel, who tied for the bronze medal.
• Charlotte Sullivan won New Zealand their first World Cup medal.

Medal Count

Rank	Country				Total
1	Cuba	1	0	1	2
2	Argentina	0	2	0	2
3	Venezuela	1	0	0	1
4	Sweden	1	0	0	1
5	Hungary	1	0	0	1
6	Mexico	0	1	0	1
7	Portugal	0	1	0	1
8	Chile	0	0	1	1
9	New Zealand	0	0	1	1
10	Israel	0	0	1	1
11	Slovenia	0	0	1	1

External Links

• Official results