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Aiko Sugihara finishes fifth in world gymnastics all-around final
Aiko Sugihara finished fifth in the women’s all-around final at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Sky Blakely of the United States won her first world title with 55.733 points.
Russia’s Lyudmila Roshchina was second, and China’s 16-year-old Ke Qinqin took third.
Sugihara scored 54.765 points across four events, including the top vault score and the second-highest floor score.
She missed the podium by 0.267 points, despite placing 21st in qualifying.
Japan’s Rina Kishi finished 15th with 52.632 points after a fall on the balance beam; qualifying scores did not carry into the final.
Aiko Sugihara finished fifth in the women’s individual all-around final at the World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam.
She scored 54.765 points across four events, 0.267 points short of the podium.
Sugihara scored 13.400 on floor exercise, the second-highest score, and 14.266 on vault, the highest.
Sky Blakely of the United States won her first world title with 55.733 points.
Rina Kishi placed 15th with 52.632 points after a fall on the balance beam.
- Who
- Aiko Sugihara, Rina Kishi and the other finalists.
- What
- Sugihara finished fifth in the women’s individual all-around final at the World Gymnastics Championships.
- When
- October 23.
- Where
- Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
- Why
- Not stated
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Sugihara qualified in 21st place.
Sugihara placed fifth in the final, while Kishi finished 15th.
- Sugihara’s total
- 54.765 points
- Gap to podium
- 0.267 points
- Winner
- Sky Blakely, 55.733 points
- Kishi’s result
- 15th, 52.632 points
- Location
- Rotterdam, the Netherlands