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Copiii născuți de mame trecute de 50 de ani sunt mai inteligenți

Femeile care nasc după 50 de ani au copii mai inteligenți și mai sănătoși, spre deosebire de cele care nasc înainte de a împlini această vârstă.

Femeile care nasc după 50 de ani au copii mai inteligenți și mai sănătoși, spre deosebire de cele care nasc înainte de a împlini această vârstă. Aceasta este concluzia la care au ajuns oamenii de știință de la Institutul pentru Sănătatea Copilului din Marea Britanie, care au observat că micuții născuți de femei trecute de 50 de ani au obținut scoruri mai ridicate la testele de IQ, decât cei născuți de femei mai tinere.

În plus, datele cercetării arată că mamele care nasc după vârsta de 50 de ani au parte de copii mai sănătoși și mai puțin predispuși la accidente și îmbolnăviri, notează Daily Mail.

Studiul, care a fost prezentat luni la conferința „Sănătatea Copilului”, organizată de Colegiul Regal al Medicilor Pediatrii din Glasgow, mai arată că pruncii născuți de mame trecute de prima tinerețe au șanse mai mari să aibă un vocabular bogat la vârste fragede.

Pentru a ajunge la această concluzie, savanții britanici au monitorizat 1.300 de copii născuți de mame trecute de 50 de ani și 28.000 de copii născuți de mame mai tinere. În urma monitorizării s-a observat că prima categorie de copii este mai puțin predispusă să aibă nevoie de spitalizare sau să sufere de obezitate, mai notează cotidianul britanic.

Oamenii de știință spun că succesul acestor copii se datorează în mare măsură maturității, plusului de experiență și câștigurilor mai mari ale mamelor trecute de 50 de ani, în comparație cu mamele tinere.

Statisticile citate de Daily Mail arată că în ultimul deceniu tot mai multe femei preferă să devină mame după vârsta de 50 de ani. Astfel, dacă în anul 2002 în Regatul Unit s-au născut 15. 000 de copii ale căror mame erau trecute de vârsta de 50 de ani, în 2010 numărul copiilor născuți de mame trecute de această vârstă a ajuns la 27. 000.
2021 Nicosia World Cup

## Start list

### Antigua & Barbuda

* Damarsia Branson
* Machelle Meadows
* Margarita Powell
* Rebekah Nunnally

### Costa Rica

* Camille-Anna Rocket
* Heika Del Sol Salas

### Egypt

* Farah Hussein
* Farah Salem
* Zeina Ibrahim

### Fiji

* Ursula Lakua
* Luvena Yalewa
* Angelesa Montoya

### French Polynesia

* Auli'i Brevet
* Lorette Maui

### Greece

* Delta Mu
* Eta Melas

### Iceland

* Elisa Hansdottir
* Kristina Bjorkidottir

### Iraq

* Dalia El Asani
* Nada Mahmoud

### Ireland

* Emma Slevin
* Megan Ryan
* Skylar Patrick
* Kate Molloy

### Luxembourg

* Celeste Mordenti
* Chiara Hitler

### Mongolia

* Aana Lianshin
* Ellaa Mukaari
* Mirinae Kaarl

### Morocco

* Heba Serry
* Najwa Dassalm

### Nepal

* Kāra Jonasa
* Mayā Jonasa

### Norway

* Ingrid Madsø
* Maria Tronrud
* Julia Storms
* Julie Erichsen

## Results

Results
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Medal Table:

1. USA (3)
2. Costa Rica (2)
3. Fiji (2)
4. Tonga (1)
5. Canada (1)
6. Nepal (1)
7. Finland (1)
8. Egypt (1)
Luisa Gale

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**Luisa Tala Gale Jenkins** is an American gymnast, and the youngest sister of Iñe Gale.

## Career

Making her senior debut in 2007, Luisa competed at the world championships that year, winning gold with her team, in the all around and on floor. She competed at the 2008 Olympic trials, and made the Olympic Games. There, she won silver with her team, in the all around, and on floor. She also won a bronze on beam. After missing the 2009 season due to injuries, Gale made the world championships in 2010, winning silver with the team.

In 2011, Gale competed at the US classic and championships, but injured herself shortly after. She was not named for the US classic or championships in 2012, and therefore unable to qualify for the Olympics. In late 2012, she initially retired from the sport. However, she returned to the sport in late 2020. However, due to injuries, her first competition back was actually the 2021 world championships, but didn’t make any finals.

After winning the 2022 winter cup, she was initially named for the US classic that year, but withdrew. She returned to the US championships, where she was first. Unfortunately, a back injury left her out of the world championships.

Gale at the 2007 world championshipsGale at the 2008 Olympic trialsGale at the 2008 Olympic GamesGale at the 2010 US classicGale at the 2010 world championshipsGale at the 2011 US classicGale at the 2011 US championshipsGale at the 2021 world championshipsGale at the 2022 Winter cup
Gale moved to baton rogue with her father in 2005. Unfortunately, her sister stayed in New Orleans and was forced to move to Dallas. The two sisters initially reunited together in 2009, but broke up with each other again in 2015. They have not reunited since, although they have seen each other multiple times since Luisa returned to gymnastics.
Annalise Newman-Achee

**Annalise Becca Newman-Achee** is an American-born Trinidadian gymnast.

Newman-Achee at the 2022 world championships

## Career

Annalise represented the United States during her junior career. She placed 14th at the American classic and 26th at the US classic. In 2021, Achee switched nationalities and competed at the Pan American championships that year, where she placed 12th in the all around and 5th on bars. She competed at the championships in 2022 as well, where she finished 19th. She then took to the commonwealth games that year. Unfortunately, a mishap happened where the bars were set too low, and Achee was unable to finish her routine, leaving her out of the finals.

Newman-Achee at the 2019 U.S. classicNewman-Achee at the 2022 Pan American championshipsNewman-Achee at the 2022 commonwealth gamesNewman-Achee during podium training at the 2022 world championshipsNewman-Achee in qualifications at the 2022 world championships
Camille-Anna Rocket

Rocket at the 2021 Olympic Games

Camille-Anna Rocket is a Costa Rican gymnast.

## Career

Camille-Anna was born in Poland in 2002. She moved to Costa Rica in 2007.

Her senior debut was at the 2018 worlds, where Costa Rica placed 41st. She then placed 6th at nationals in 2019. She was named for the Pan American Games, where she qualified 19th for the all around. Ironically, her teammate Heika Del Sol Salas finished 19th in the final, and Rocket placed 13th. She later competed at the world championships in Stuttgart, Germany. Unfortunately, she fell on floor, finishing 104th and not qualifying for Tokyo.

In 2020, Rocket competed at the Christmas cup, along with Dalas. She placed 10th AA & 8th on floor after a fall. In 2021, she competed at the Pan American championships, qualifying for Costa Rica's second Olympic Games. There, she finished 51st.

## Gallery

Rocket at the 2018 world championshipsRocket at the 2019 Pan American GamesRocket at the 2019 world championshipsRocket at the 2021 Olympic Games
Farah Hussein

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Hussein at the 2019 world championships

Farah Hussein is an Egyptian gymnast.

## 2017

Farah competed on all 4 events in Varna, winning silver and bronze on 2 events, the others placing 7th. She finished 8th in Paris after falling on her dismount. She did compete at the 2017 world championships in Montreal, but failed to qualify for finals.

## 2018

After missing the podium on both bars & beam in Osijek, Hussein finished 4th with her team at the Mediterranean games. Individually, she placed 5th in the AA, 6th on vault & 6th on beam after a fall . After she was unable to redeem herself on beam in Paris 2018, she returned to the world championships, but did not make a single final.

## 2019

Farah again competed at Osijek, but was unable to improve herself, finishing 7th on vault & 8th on bars behind her teammate Farah Salem. In Koper, she placed an impressive 3rd place on beam. An ankle injury left her out of Paris, but competed at worlds, finishing 92nd.

## 2021

Salem in 2021 was named a candidate for the Olympic Games, & the African championships. There, she finished 2nd after a bad fall on vault. She competed at the Cairo World Cup as well, but didn’t make any finals. She also competed at the world championships that year, but missed the finals.

Hussein at the 2017 Varna World CupHussein at the 2017 Paris World CupHussein at the 2017 world championshipsHussein in the all around at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesHussein at the 2018 Paris World CupHussein at the 2018 world championshipsHussein at the 2019 koper world challenge cupHussein (right) with her beam bronze medalHussein at the 2019 world championshipsHussein at the 2021 world championships
Amasi Lynch

**Amasi Petra Lynch** is a Fijian gymnast.

## Career

Lynch first competed at the 2019 junior world championships, but she did not make any event finals. In May 2020 she suffered a severe elbow injury which took her out for over a year. She eventually returned to the 2021 world championships, where she was a reserve for the all around final.

Lynch spent a majority of 2022 recovering from a knee injury. She returned to the 2022 Paris World Cup, where she finished 7th on bars. She was named an alternate for the 2022 world championships.
Felecity Ice Sandy

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Ice Sandy at the 2021 Olympic Games

**Felecity Ella Ice Sandy** is a Faroese gymnast.

## Career

### 2014-2020

Felecity did compete at the youth olympics in 2014, but didn’t qualify for the finals. In 2016, she made her senior debut at the Olympic test event, but injured he ankle badly on floor, and did not make the Olympic Games in the first place. She tore her Achilles tendon in 2017, and returned to the 2018 world championships. She competed in the same subdivision as Nina Mabole, but didn’t make a single final. She placed 16th at the Oversea Games, and placed 115th at the world championships, both in 2019. She tore her meniscus & ACL in January 2020.

### 2021

In 2021, Ice Sandy competed at the Opening World Cup, winning gold on both vault and floor, and placed 2nd on beam. On floor, she also scored the highest score at the competition, a 14.050. After being selected for every single apparatus World Cup. She competed at the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, but didn’t make the finals after injuring her ankle on floor. She returned to the 2021 Arctic Games, where she won gold on floor. Due to her exhaustion, she only competed on bars at the 2021 San Jose World Cup. Despite not making the final, she was named for the European championships. There, she was 4th in the all around. After an unsuccessful Olympic Games, she competed at the world championships. Unfortunately, she didn’t make any finals there, either.

## **Gallery**

Ice Sandy at the 2014 youth olympicsIce Sandy at the 2018 world championshipsIce Sandy at the 2018 autumn championshipsIce Sandy at the 2019 European championshipsIce Sandy at the 2019 world championshipsIce Sandy at the 2021 opening wcIce Sandy in podium training at the 2021 spring test eventIce Sandy during podium training at the 2021 European championshipsIce Sandy in qualifications at the 2021 European championshipsIce Sandy in the all around at the 2021 European championshipsIce Sandy in event finals at the 2021 European championshipsIce Sandy at the 2021 Olympic Games
Aida Bauyrzhanova

**Aida Bauyrzhanova** is a Kazakh gymnast.

Bauyrzhanova at the 2018 world championships

## Career

### 2013-2015

Bauyrzhanova competed at the 2013 Anadia World Cup, but did not make any event finals. Later that year, she took to the Voronin cup, where she finished 6th on vault and 10th in the all around. At the 2014 Doha World Cup, Aida did not make any finals. She did compete as the Asian Games, where she was 6th in the team final and 11th in the all around. In 2015, after missing finals at the Doha and Varna world cups that year, she competed at her first world championships, but unfortunately finished 191st in qualifications, missing the finals and not qualifying for the 2016 Olympic Games.

### 2018-2019

After missing 2016 and 2017 due to an elbow injury, Bauyrzhanova competed at the 2018 Asian Games and world championships, but did not make any finals at either competition. In 2019, she competed at the Melbourne World Cup, where she finished 7th at floor. She also competed at the Baku World Cup that year, but did not make any finals. She missed finals at the Summer Universiade as well, but has success at the voronin cup, placing 6th in the all around, 4th on bars, 3rd on beam, and silver on floor.

### 2021-2022

Aida returned to the 2021 Koper World Cup, where she placed 6th on floor. In 2022, she competed at the Doha, Cairo and Baku world cups. While she didn’t make any finals in Baku, she did make the floor finals in Doha and Cairo, finishing 6th and 7th, respectively. She qualified for the world championships at the Asian championships that year, and competed at the Mersin World Cup as well, where she finished 5th on vault and beam, and devastatingly finished 4th on floor after baulking on her final tumbling pass.

## Gallery

Bauyrzhanova at the 2015 world championshipsBauyrzhanova at the 2018 world championshipsBauyrzhanova at the 2022 Doha World Cup
Lunara Dennis

**Lunara Roslyn Dennis** is an American gymnast.

Dennis at the 2023 world championships

## Career

### Junior career

As a junior, Dennis competed at the 2018 Nastia Liukin Cup. She competed at the hopes championships later that year, placing 11th. In 2019, she competed at the American classic, which qualified her to the US championships later that year, where she finished 13th. In 2021, she competed at the winter cup, finishing 8th. She also competed at the US classic, but falls left her out of the national championships.

### Senior career

In 2022, Lunara competed at the US classic that year. Huge upgrades to the uneven bars led her to a second place finish, despite falling twice on beam, qualifying her to the national championships, where she finished second. She was eventually named for the Paris World Cup, where she won gold on bars and silver on floor, in addition to placing 5th on beam. She was later named for the world championships, where she helped the American team win gold in the team final. Individually she won silver in the all around and on bars.

Dennis missed the first half of 2023 with a torn labrum, but finished second at the US championships and was named for the world championships.

## Gallery

Dennis at the 2019 US championshipsDennis at the 2022 US championshipsDennis at the 2022 Paris World CupDennis in qualifications at the 2022 world championshipsDennis in the team final at the 2022 world championshipsDennis in the all around at the 2022 world championshipsDennis in the bars final at the 2022 world championshipsDennis at the 2023 US championshipsDennis in qualifications at the 2023 world championshipsDennis in team finals at the 2023 world championshipsDennis in the all around final at the 2023 world championshipsDennis during event finals at the 2023 world championships
Elina Vihrova

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Elina Vihrova is a Latvian gymnast.

Vihrova at the 2020 European championships

## Career

### 2018

Elina didn’t make much of an appearance in 2018. She did appear at the world championships & voronin cup, but didn’t make any finals. The latter she placed 2nd on vault.

### 2019

In 2019, she competed at her first European championships, but missed finals. She did compete at the European games, placing 16th in the all around. At the Osijek World Cup, she was 5th on bars & 6th on floor. She competed again at the Hungary cup, placing 4th on beam. She competed at the 2019 world championships, but missed Olympic qualification after falling twice on beam.

### 2020

Vihrova competed at the Hungary cup, where she won a silver on beam. She competed at the 2020 European championships. After many countries withdrew due to the Covid-19 pandemic, she qualified for every final except floor, placing 5th on beam, 8th in the team final, 7th on vault, & 8th on bars.

### 2021

Elina competed at the 2021 European championships, placing 23rd in the all around & 8th on beam. At the Osijek World Cup, she placed 5th on vault, 7th on bars, 6th on beam, and won a bronze medal on floor.

## Gallery

Vihrova at the 2018 world championshipsVihrova at the 2019 European championshipsVihrova at the 2019 European GamesVihrova at the 2019 world championshipsVihrova at the 2020 European championshipsVihrova in qualifications at the 2021 European championshipsVihrova in the all around at the 2021 European championshipsVihrova in the beam final at the 2021 European championships
Irma Tisa

**Hirmana "Irma" Marissa Tisa** is an American gymnast who represents Kiribati internationally. She has a sister, Katelynn, who did not represent the US domestically until 2022.

## Career

After an unsuccessful Oceanian championships, Irma competed at the 2018 US championships, where she placed 16th on floor, 30th on beam, & 24th on bars. She took to the world championships, but didn’t make any finals. She later competed at at the Christmas Cup that year, finishing 8th on floor. She competed at the US classic in 2019, but hurt her ankle badly & withdrew. She still managed to compete at the world championships.

In 2020, Tisa missed much of the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She still managed to compete at the Oceanian Games, albeit with an illness. In 2021, she competed at the US championships. She did not get named for Olympic trials.

### Tokyo Olympics

Tisa had some struggles in the all around that left her as the first reserve, and was put in when a Canadian withdrew. She withdrew from the floor final due to a minor injury & replaced with Aleah Betulkan.

### Post Tokyo

Tisa competed at the 2021 world championships, placing 5th in the floor final. She later competed at the 2022 US championships.

In 2023, Tisa competed at the Oceanian championships. Unfortunately, she tore her meniscus in the vault final.

## Gallery

Tisa at the 2018 Oceanian championshipsTisa at the 2018 world championshipsTisa at the 2018 Christmas CupTisa at the 2019 world championshipsTisa at the 2020 Oceanian GamesTisa in qualifications at the 2021 Olympic GamesTisa in the all around at the 2021 Olympic GamesTisa at the 2021 world championshipsTisa at the 2022 US championships
Nancy Taman

**Nancy Mohamed Taman** is an Egyptian gymnast. She has competed at 7 world championships.

## 2011-2014

Taman competed at the world championships in 2011, missing the finals. Injuries left her out of 2012, but did compete at the Mediterranean games in 2013. She finished 6th aa, 5th on vault, 8th on beam, & 4th with team Egypt. After having surgery on her shoulder, Nancy competed at the 2014 world championships in China, finishing 36th with her team.

## 2015-2017

Nancy started things off with a near-podium finish in Osijek. At the 2015 Glasgow world championships, she finished 138th in prelims, & was selected for the Olympic test event. However, a torn meniscus left her out. Though she recovered in December 2016, she aggravated her knee, this time with torn ligaments, leaving her out for 2017.

## 2018

After an unsuccessful Osijek vault, finishing 8th, Taman won the gold on vault at the Mediterranean games, as well as a 4th place finish with her team. A World Cup in Hungary knocked her down into 6th, but nearly qualified a full team for the next world championships in Stuttgart, placing 25th in Doha.

## 2019

Taman competed at both the Baku & Doha WCs that year, but didn’t make the finals. Falls left her in 128th place at the 2019 world championships in Stuttgart, and injured her knee in November. She returned in Mid-2020.

## 2020

After a successful African championships, she skipped the 2020 Africa World Cup to prepare for the 2020 Nicosia World Cup, where she won the vault final. She automatically qualified as an individual for the 2020 guest Olympic Games.

## 2021

Nancy had a breakout year in 2021. She first competed at the Cairo WC in June, winning the vault final. She also placed 3rd on the event in Doha. She competed at the world championships, qualifying 7th for the vault final. This made her the first female Egyptian gymnast to qualify for a final at worlds. She later finished 4th in the final.

## 2022

Taman competed at the Cairo World Cup once again, but finished 8th after a fall. She later took to the African championships, finishing 2nd on vault and helping Egypt qualify a full team to the world championships. She later competed at the Paris World Cup that year, where she finished 6th on vault.

## Gallery

Taman at the 2011 world championshipsTaman at the 2013 world championshipsTaman at the 2014 world championshipsTaman at the 2015 world championshipsTaman at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesTaman at the 2018 world championshipsTaman at the 2019 world championshipsTaman at the 2021 world championships
Adella Sitrang

Adella Mae Sitrang is an I-Kiribati gymnast. Until 2017, she trained in Puerto Rico, but since December 2017, she has trained in her home country.

## Adella Sitrang

Sithing at the 2021 Oceanian championships

## Career

Adella first competed at the 2017 Micronesian championships, where she won a bronze medal on vault. In 2018, she made her senior debut at the Oceanian championships, placing 24th in the all around. She competed at the world championships in 2018, but tore her ACL. She returned in 2019, but didn’t make the finals or qualify for the Olympic Games.

In 2020, Sithing competed at the Oceanian Games, but tore her meniscus & withdrew. She returned at the 2021 Oceanian championships, but injured her ankle & withdrew as well.

## Gallery

Sithing at the 2018 world championshipsSithing at the 2019 world championshipsSithing at the 2020 Oceanian GamesSithing at the 2021 Oceanian championships
2021 Olympic test event

The 2021 Olympic test event will take place from February 13th-22nd, 2021.

Competitors: Start list of 2021 Olympic test event

## Notable moments

* Two Namibian gymnasts got injured in the all around. More information here.
* In the beam final, the best gymnasts fell, which is why Diana Craftillíon took the victory.
* Craftillíon mentioned that it was a knee injury that caused her to struggle. She injured that knee in December 2020.
* In the floor final, American Alaina Skalīna injured her ankle on the last pass of her routine. She still won, but didn’t attend the podium. It is unknown if she will recover for the winter cup.
* American gymnast Sydney Barros won a silver medal in every event she competed on.

## Medal count

1. USA: 7
2. DRC: 4
3. Vatican City: 1
4. Indonesia: 1
5. Puerto Rico: 1
6. Ireland: 1
7. Turkey: 1
8. Bulgaria: 1
2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup

1, 2, 3
 Sydney Barros 🇺🇸
 Sara El Bulité 🇸🇱

Medal count
 South Africa
 Thailand
 Sierra Leone
 Great Britain
 Egypt

## Notable moments

* In an interview, Serbia’s Neptune Rodriguez said that she would compete for USA club GAGE.
	+ Also, she, Sydney Barros, & Alaina Skalīna have been selected for the upcoming winter cup.
* In the bars final, Morocco’s Heba Serry injured her knee on her dismount. She finished 5th.
* In the uneven bars final, South African Caitlin Rooskrantz & Congolese Diana Craftillion both tied with gold. Rooskrantz won based on higher execution.
* In event finals, American Alaina Skalina submitted a new skill, a quadruple twisting back salto. It was named after her & added into the code of points.
Laila Skies

**Laila Eli Skies** is an Egyptian gymnast. Despite the fact she was born & competes for Egypt, she trains in America through Texas Dreams. She used to only compete for America & competed at the 2017 world championships, making her the first Arab American to compete at a world championships & win a gold medal. She has 2 sisters, Loretta & Claire, who also compete in gymnastics.

### Years competing

2013-2017 (US only)2018-present (Egypt & USA)

## Personal life

Laila was born in 2000 in Cairo, Egypt. At just 9 years old, her parents Jana & Mohab passed away. She was adopted by Harvey Skies, & her name Lahna El Sama was changed to Laila Eli Skies. In 2021, she had 2 new gymnast sisters, Loretta & Claire O'kela.

Unlike Laila, the O'kela sisters were Congolese, & therefore African Americans.

## Gymnastics career

### 2013-2017

Laila competed at the 2013, 2014, & 2015 national championships as a junior. In 2016, she made her senior debut at the US classic. After missing the national championships due to illness, she petitioned to Olympic trials, but wasn’t named for the team. In 2017, she made her international debut while competing for the US at the world championships. There, she won balance beam silver, making her the first Arab American to compete at the world championships & win a medal.

### 2018

Skies switched to represent Egypt since she was born there. She made her debut as an Egyptian gymnast at the Mediterranean games, where she was 4th with the team & 5th on floor. She competed at the Paris World Cup after that in France, where she placed 8th on floor. She was named for the world championships, where she finished 25th with the team. Egypt initially didn’t qualify a team for the world championships, but Poland withdrew, therefore qualifying a full team.

### 2019-2020

Skies competed at the African games, where her team won gold. Individually, she won floor gold & beam silver. She competed at the Paris World Cup, but didn’t make the finals. At the world championships, Egypt placed 24th. Laila herself placed 60th, qualifying for the Olympic Games.

Laila missed 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

### 2021

Laila returned to the US classic. She decided to petition to trials, and it was accepted. She competed at the African championships later, but her scores didn’t count because she was already qualified for the Olympic Games. She competed at the Cairo world challenge cup, winning a bronze medal on floor, & placing 5th on bars.

## Gallery

Skies at the 2016 US Olympic trialsSkies at the 2017 world championshipsSkies at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesSkies at the 2018 Paris World CupSkies at the 2018 world championshipsSkies in podium training at the 2019 world championshipsSkies during qualifications at the 2019 world championshipsSkies at the 2021 Olympic Games
Viola Nìcite

Nìcite at the 2019 year finale

Viola Nícite is a gymnast. Although she trains in Italy, she is not the first gymnast representing her country to compete at the Olympic Games, European championships, European games & world championships, but is the only athlete to represent her country at all, Vatican City. That was, until late 2020.

## Career

Nícite competed at the 2012 London Olympic Games, where she qualified for the all around final, where she finished 19th. After that, she competed at the 2013 Italian championships, where she placed 5th, & in 2014 placing 6th.

In 2015, Viola took to rhythmic gymnastics to make the 2016 Olympic Games, where she was unsuccessful. After that, she resumed artistic gymnastics. At the 2017 world championships, she finished 6th on bars. After missing 2018 due to injuries, she returned to the 2019 European games, where she didn’t qualify for the finals. She competed at the 2019 world championships, finishing 17th in the all around, 8th on vault, & placed 7th on bars. Her results qualified her as an individual. She competed at the year finale, but missed finals.

At the 2021 Olympic test event, Nìcite won the bars final. At the European championships, she initially didn’t compete in the AA final, until Romania's Larisa Iordache pulled out. She finished 16th.

## Gallery

Nícite In qualifications at the 2012 Olympic GamesNícite in the all around at the 2012 Olympic GamesNícite at the 2019 European GamesNicíte In qualifications at the 2019 world championshipsNicite during the uneven bars final at the 2019 world championshipsNìcite at the 2019 year finaleNìcite at the 2021 European championships
Het Dictatorschap van Bonjasky

### De opkomst

Het was het jaar 2020, De Christelijke Discord Server was groter dan ooit. nieuwe leden kwamen erbij en vertrokken maar er bleven meer dan dat we verloren, het zorgde voor chaos... Mensen hadden een leider nodig, en precies op het moment dat we het nodig hadden kwam er een nieuwe leider. Iemand die met goede intenties de server wilde leiden naar de winst. Zijn naam was "Bonjasky".

### Het virus

Maar er was een virus in deze server.. Iets genaamd "Familie Richter". iets wat de gedachten van iedereen van de server voor altijd zou overnemen en wat het slechtste uit iedereen zou halen. Remi was een van de grootste slachtoffers hiervan. zijn goede ideeen naar democratie en een welvarende samenleving veranderde naar communisme en dictatuur, hij veranderde.. naar "Remi Bonjasky". Het virus had het gedaan... Wie zal dit dictatuur voor eeuwig stoppen en een nieuw begin voor de leden van de server maken, dit vond het volk in "Duncan Laurence". Er ontstonden rebellen en rellen tegen het leger van Bonjasky, mensen waren er eindelijk klaar mee... (en berichten werden verwijdert.)

### De partijen

Tot dit moment worden nog steeds elke dag rellen uit gevoerd en is het virus van "Familie Richter" nog steeds niet ontdaan. Er waren "neutralen" in de oorlog... Mensen die geen kant kozen. De rebellen, die alles zouden doen om de macht terug te pakken van de dictator "Remi Bonjasky". en er was natuurlijk nog "Het leger van Bonjasky" die alles over hadden om de communistische samenleving van Bonjasky te behouden.
2023 Oceanian championships

## World qualification

The following teams have qualified a full team for the 2023 World Championships:

* Fiji
* French Polynesia
* Samoa
* Kiribati

The following individual athletes have qualified for the 2023 World championships :

* Mylee Ray (Nauru)
* Aryana Blanco (Tonga)
* Tuana Hill (Nauru)
* Wilma Winston (Tonga)
* Eta LaSwanson (Tuvalu)
* Margarita Lakes (Marshall Islands)
* Raili Malari (Micronesia)
* Kyla Damara (Marshall Islands)
Linnea Wang

Linnea Wang is a danish gymnast.

Wang at the 2022 world championships

## 2015

Linnea had a great first year of 2015. Although missing finals at the 2015 European championships, she did place 30th at the spring games. She competed at the European games as well, where she placed 22nd with her team & 69th in the all around. After placing 16th at northern euros, she finished 135th at the world championships.

## 2016-2018

Wang did not compete in 2016. After placing 87th at worlds in 2017, she placed 2nd at the danish national championships, and 24th with her team at the European championships. In September, she tore her Achilles Tendon & missed the world championships.

## 2019-2020

After finishing 2nd place at national & an unsuccessful euros, Wang retired from gymnastics. However, she resumed training a year later.

## 2021-2022

Wang first was present at the 2021 European championships, but did not make any finals. She then competed at the 2021 world championships, but did not make any finals. She took to the 2022 European championships, where she finished 58th and was able to qualify for the world championships.

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Wang at the 2015 European GamesWang at the 2015 World ChampionshipsWang at the 2017 World ChampionshipsWang at the 2018 European ChampionshipsWang at the 2019 European ChampionshipsWang at the 2021 European championshipsWang at the 2022 European championshipsWang at the 2022 world championships
Isabel Martinez

**Isabel Nevéa Martinez** is an American gymnast.

Martinez at the 2023 US championships

## Career

Martinez first competed at the 2015 US championships. In 2016, she was originally selected for the US classic. However, days before, she severely injured her knee and had to withdraw. She tried to compete in 2017, but her knee problems prevented her from doing so.

Isabel became a senior in 2018, competed at the US championships. In September, she competed at the Orleans cup, placing second on vault and floor. Unfortunately, an ankle injury left her unable to contend for the world championships. In 2019, Martinez competed at the Tokyo World Cup, placing second. After a successful US classic and national championships, Martinez was once again named for the Orleans cup, placing first on vault and floor, third on bars, and second on beam. Her results made her the alternate for the 2019 world championships. However, prior to the competition, her teammate Alaina Skalina suffered an injury. Martinez stepped in for her, placing 1st with the team, 8th in the all around, 3rd on bars and 2nd on floor.

In 2021, Isabel qualified for the Olympic trials, but did not make the Olympic team. She was selected as an alternate for the world championships.

In 2022, Martinez competed at the winter cup, placing 5th. Despite her performance, she was not named for the Stuttgart World Cup. She was initially named for the Orleans cup as well, but withdrew due to an illness. She competed at the Hungarian International that year, winning gold on vault and floor, in addition to earning the bronze on bars. At the Swiss Cup later that year, she finished first.

Martinez at the 2015 US championshipsMartinez at the 2018 US championshipsMartinez at the 2018 Orleans cupMartinez at the 2019 Tokyo World CupMartinez at the 2019 Orleans cupMartinez at the 2019 world championshipsMartinez at the 2021 Olympic trialsMartinez at the 2021 World ChampionshipsMartinez at the 2022 Swiss CupMartinez at the 2023 US ClassicMartinez at the 2023 US championships
Orlana Francois

**Orlana Kelyn Francois** is a French Polynesian gymnast.

Francois at the 2019 Junior World Championships

## Career

Orlana competed at the 2019 junior world championships as a junior. She turned senior in 2021. There, she competed at the Oceanian cup, but had to withdraw from the competition after a torn ACL. She returned to competition at the 2022 Oceanian championships, and later at the Oceanian cup, where she helped French Polynesia qualify a full team to the world championships.
Tatiana Bachurina

**Tatiana Bachurina** *(Russian: Татьяна Бачурина) (Greek: Τατιάνα Μπατσουρίνα)* is a Russian-born Cypriot gymnast.

## Career

As a junior, Bachurina competed at the 2016 Gymnasiade, where she was 6th in the all around, 5th on floor, 8th on beam, and won an impressive bronze medal on bars. After an ankle injury left her out of the 2018 Commonwealth Games, she returned to the 2018 Gymnasiade, where she was 51st.

Unfortunately, her senior career was marred with injuries. She was named for the 2018 Mediterranean Games initially, but tore her ACL just weeks before the competition, and was replaced with compatriot Selena Nance. After missing most of 2019 due to the injury, she was originally scheduled to compete at the Cottbus World Cup, but withdrew due to illness. In 2021, she was scheduled to compete at the European championships, but tore her ACL once again in January 2021.

After years of battling injuries, Bachurina returned to 2022 Mediterranean Games, where she placed 11th in the all around. She later competed at at the Commonwealth Games, where she finished 16th in the all around. She later competed at the European championships, where she finished 46th in the all around. She also competed at the world championships, but did not make any finals.

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Bachurina at the 2022 Mediterranean GamesBachurina in qualifications at the 2022 commonwealth gamesBachurina in the all around final at the 2022 commonwealth gamesBachurina at the 2022 European championshipsBachurina at the 2022 world championships
Giulianna Pino

Giulianna Pino was an Ecuadorian gymnast.

Pino at the 2019 world championships

## 2013-2014

Giulianna made her debut at the 2013 Laosity WC. She placed 5th on floor, 6th on beam & 8th on bars. She made the final on bars since Bahamian gymnast Simone Hall withdrew with an injury. In April 2014, she tore her ACL & meniscus.

## 2015

Pino competed at 2 world cups: Anadia & Osijek. She missed the the finals in both world cups, but did better at the latter. In July, she competed at the summer games, finishing 20th in the all around & 6th with her team. At the Glasgow world championships, she was sick along with Heba Serry of Morocco but still finished 152nd in prelims.

## 2019

In 2019, Giulianna competed at the Melbourne, Doha, & Baku world cups, but missed the finals. Pino was selected for the pan am games, but didn’t make the finals. In September, she had surgery on her shoulder and as a result, she only competed on beam. She fell twice and finished in the 200s on that event, and didn’t make the event final, and didn’t qualify for Tokyo. She retired shortly afterwards.

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Pino at the 2015 world championshipsPino at the 2019 world championships
Irina Andrew

Irina Andrew is an Iranian/Persian gymnast.

## Jr career (2014-2016)

Irina competed at the Middle East Championships, winning gold on every individual event in 2014. She was then selected for the youth olympics in China, but tore her ACL in podium training & was replaced by Iraqi gymnast Fatimah Saadi. She took to the 2015 Asian Championships, but didn’t make any finals. She did however, finishing 7th in the all around. In 2016, she tore her ACL at the Nicosia World Cup. She returned to the Christmas cup, but due to a foot injury, she didn’t compete.

## 2017-2019

Andrew competed at the 2017 world championships, placing 8th on floor after tearing her Achilles Tendon. She returned to the 2018 world championships in Doha, only competing on bars. She did not make the final. It was later revealed that she had surgery on her ankle in January 2018. She then won the vault final at the 2019 Middle East Games, and later was selected for the world championships. However, she injured her knee in podium training & withdrew.

## 2020

The injury from the 2019 worlds required surgery, and Irina missed multiple world cups. In September, she won silver on vault at the Dabat World Cup. In December, she competed at the 2020 Nicosia World Cup. There, she won gold on every event but vault, where she won silver. As a result, she qualified as a guest for the Olympic Games in 2021.

## 2021

She qualified for the World Cup series in 2021. She then placed 4th on beam & floor at the Arabic champs.
Rosa Gronkowski

**Rosalina "Rosa" Lisette Gronkowski de La Cruz** is an American-born Filipina gymnast.

## Rosa Gronkowski

Gronkowski at the 2023 world championships

## Career

Rosa was born in Honolulu, Hawaii in the United States. She mostly trained in Aloha Gymnastics Academy, until 2018 where she moved to Athens, Georgia in order to pursue her elite career. She switched gyms to Georgia Elite when she moved. In 2019, Rosa qualified for the US classic, but did not make the national championships.

Rosa made her senior debut in 2020 at the Nastia Liukin Cup, where she finished 12th. After competing at the 2021 Winter Cup, she was not named for the US classic, and ultimately knew that she wouldn’t be able to qualify for the Olympics due to the high standards. Instead, she switched nationalities to compete for the Philippines at the 2021 Asian championships, which were ultimately canceled. As a result, the FIG chose the 2 highest ranked Asian athletes from the 2019 world championships not already qualified for the Olympics to automatically qualify. Since Rosa was ineligible to compete at the 2019 world championships, she was ineligible to qualify for the Olympics as well. Despite this, she competed at the 2021 world championships, where she qualified as the first reserve for the all around final.

After the world championships, Gronkowski committed to LSU. However, in 2022, she was forced to switch gyms again to Texas Dreams due to personal issues. In 2022, Rosa was selected to compete at the 2022 SEA games and the Asian championships. At the SEA games, Rosa finished 5th on vault, 6th on floor, and 8th on beam. She also finished 6th in the all around and won gold with the Filipina team. At the Asian championships, Gronkowski finished 15th and qualified for the world championships. Unfortunately, she did not have a good world championships, finishing 107th place out of 108 all arounders. In the process, she suffered a knee injury, but was forced to continue the competition. Afterwards, she returned to Georgia Elite and did not compete for the entire 2023 NCAA season.

Gronkowski returned to competition at the 2023 Varna World Cup, where she finished 7th on vault and floor, and 4th on bars. She then competed at the Osijek World Cup, where she finished 3rd on floor. At the Tel Aviv World Cup, she finished 5th on vault and 4th on floor. Rosa then competed at the Asian championships, where she finished 13th in the all around and won a silver medal on vault, in addition to placing 5th with the Filipina team and qualifying as an individual to the 2023 world championships. She later took to the Summer Games, where she finished 7th in the all around, 4th on vault, and 2nd on beam.
Laney Madsen

Laney Madsen is an American-Bulgarian gymnast.

Madsen at the 2019 world championships

## Career

Laney made her senior debut at the U.S. classic, where she competed on all 4 events, but unfortunately fell 4 times on beam, and as a result, she finished 13th AA, 18th on bars, 20th on beam, and 13th on floor. She did not petition for the National Championships. After failing to make the U.S. classic that year, she left Gym Max & represented Bulgaria instead. Originally selected for the world championships, she unfortunately injured her ankle & could not compete. Her first competition representing Bulgaria was the 2019 world championships, where she finished 36th In qualifications, and missed the final. Leading up to the European Games, Madsen tore her meniscus & competed watered down routines, placing 32nd in prelims and not making any finals. In August she tore a ligament in her ankle, and didn’t make any finals at the world championships that year. In 2020, she competed at the European championships, but didn’t make a single final.

In 2021, Laney Madsen was selected for the Olympic Games as a guest, and additionally competed at the World Cup trials. However, she did not qualify. At the Olympic test event, however, she won a bronze medal on floor & qualified for the Olympic Games.

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Madsen at the 2017 U.S. classicMadsen at the 2019 European championshipsMadsen at the 2019 European gamesMadsen in podium training at the 2019 world championshipsMadsen in qualifications at the 2019 world championships
Exarch Klopfer the Silent

Count of Altenbanz (resigned)

Count Benno Klopfer

**Klopfer the Silent** (513—607) was the exarch during the Emmerichite Pogroms, and the leader of the Haselhorst Conclave's "Klopferites," in opposition to Emmerich the Accursed. Born Karsten Arne Klopfer, to Count Benno the Brave, he was among the aristocrats mutilated under the reign of Archduke Volkhardt the Black. After he had his tongue removed for disobedience, he was submitted to the church monasteries to allow his younger brother to take hold of the county. Klopfer excelled in the church, however, and rose quickly, partly in account for his stand against Volkhardt, and was mentored by Primate Hauseger-Rutter. Klopfer could not perform sermons, and became known for his scholastic theses, most notable of which were Opinions on the Divine Succession, which became of paramount importance to the kingdom during the Ahrendt Succession Crisis. Later in life, Klopfer was appointed to be exarch of the conclave, wherein he became a profoundly moderate actor. He tutored Primate Guldenstadt, and, in the Emmerichite Pogroms of which he is remembered, fiercely stood against populist reformist sentiment in Etranon. He died an immensely controversial figure several years after the crisis fully abated.
Megan Ryan

Megan Ryan is an Irish gymnast.

Ryan at the 2021 Olympic Games

## 2016

Megan made her senior debut at the 2016 Olympic test event. She finished 60th, but her teammate Ellis O’Reilly placed ahead of her, and the Irish federation decided to pick Ellis instead of Megan. She took this as a chance to compete at nationals, where she won gold on every event except beam, where she won silver. She then competed at the European championships, but didn’t qualify for the finals.

## 2017-2018

Ryan competed at the FIT challenge in 2017, where Ireland placed 12th. Although she defended her national title, she missed the world championships in 2017 due to a torn ligament in her ankle. She underwent surgery in November, and was off the radar for much of 2018. She still managed to get a brief appearance at euros. She then was selected for the Northern European championships instead of worlds. There, she finished 6th on vault & 12th in the all around.

## 2019

Ryan returned to full form in 2019, an competed at the European championships, but didn’t make a single final. She won her 3rd national title, but was beaten by her teammate Jane Heffernan on beam. She got her revenge at the Irish Games, where she won gold on beam. She was initially named for the European Games, but withdrew with a minor injury. She recovered in time for the Mersin World Cup, where she won a silver medal on bars, and placed 8th on vault after a fall. Megan was named for the world championships.
In podium training, her teammates had some bad luck. Emma Slevin hurt her knee, but wasn’t replaced, and Jane Heffernan tore her Achilles tendon, being replaced by Kate Molloy. In qualifications, all 3 Irish gymnasts fell on beam, and Slevin fell twice, and Ryan was a minuscule 0.032 of a point away from qualifying as an individual. However, Emma was selected as a guest & reserve, and not Megan.

## 2020-2021

Megan competed at the 2020 Christmas Cup, along with Emma Slevin. She finished 13th, but Emma placed 4th. Ryan qualified for the uneven bars final, where she placed 5th. In 2021, she competed at the European championships, but didn’t make any finals. She was later unofficially named for the Olympic Games.

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Ryan at the 2018 European championshipsRyan at the 2019 European championshipsRyan at the 2019 world championshipsRyan at the 2021 European championshipsRyan at the 2021 Olympic Games
King Reginald II

**Reginald Bernhardt Jorn Gauss** (603—652) was the King of Osteria from 628—642. Under his reign, Osteria weathered the Second Great Plague, which took his father, King Sigismund IV, and put him on the throne instead of his expected elder brother, Sigismund Hotspur. Reginald witnessed the dissolution of the Osterik Protectorate, during the Fifteen Years War, which sparked amid a conspiracy to usurp his crown, led simultaneously by Natalia the Impaler and Duke Reinhold von Leitner. Reginald's reign was plagued with plagues, economic turmoils, and the question of his fertility during his marriage to Queen Godelieve, but he was remembered as, despite his misfortunes, an effective and shrewd ruler who managed to keep the powder-keg of Osteria from erupting for nearly two decades. Reginald spent the remainder of his life in exile, traveling Fadrean, obstinately dodging assassination and slyly feeding the rumor that he was planning to reclaim his rightful crown—but died to illness while sailing throughout Cathopica, ten years after he was deposed by his brother King Leonhard I.