#Camilla Feeley

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gifs of every rhythmic gymnast at the 2020 olympics

United States of America  - 11th Place

Isabelle Connor

Camilla Feeley

Lili Mizuno

Elizaveta Pletneva

Nicole Sladkov

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Camilla Feeley, USA

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Camilla Feeley is such a joy to watch, she’s always smiling and her routines are always fun to watch!

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Its all in the basics... 1: Evita Griskenas 2: Camilla Feeley 3: Laura Zeng 👀

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1. i used to despise camilla but this year shes growing on me

2. evita is so gorgeous, but her feet !! i know you can do better

3. laura is beaming as always 

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Участница Кубка Мира по Художественной Гимнастике в Баку Американская Спортсменка Эвита Грискенас: Каждое выступление для меня удовольствие и праздник

Участница Кубка Мира по Художественной Гимнастике в Баку Американская Спортсменка Эвита Грискенас: Каждое выступление для меня удовольствие и праздник

Каждое выступление для меня удовольствие и праздник, сказала в воскресенье участница Кубка мира по художественной гимнастике в Баку американская спортсменка Эвита Грискенас, передает Day.Az со ссылкой на Trend.

“Своим выступлением я осталась довольна. Для меня каждое выступление – это удовольствие. Большое спасибо вашим зрителям за поддержку, посвящаю свое выступление вам”, – сказала Грискенас.

Г…

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Camilla Feeley (USA), ball 2019

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WCC Portimao 2019 Ribbon Final

Milena Baldassarri 20.250

Yeva Meleshchuk 18.850

Camilla Feeley 18.300

Yuliana Telegina 18.100

Nicol Voronkov 18.000

Polina Berezina 17.900

Alina Harnasko 17.650

Natalia Gaudio 16.550

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DAY 11 - MEDALS!

Gold:

Sandra Uptagraftt (Women's Shooting 25m Pistol) 

Christian Elliot (Men's Shooting Skeet) 

Evita Griskenas (Women's Rythmic Gymnastics Individual All-Around) 

Caroline Dolehide/Usue Arconada (Women's Doubles Tennis) 

Team USA (Men's Track Cycling Pursuit) 

Jennifer Valente (Women's Track Cycling Omnium) 

Silver:

Mindy Miles/Lucas Kozeniesky (Shooting Air Rifle Mixed Team). 

Camilla Feeley (Women's Rythmic Gymnastics Individual All-Around) 

Team USA (Women's Rythmic Gymnastics Team All-Around) 

Bronze:

Michael Nixon/Andrew Capobianco (Men's Diving Synchronised 3m Springboard)

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GP THIAIS 2017 HOOP EF

1. Dina Averina – 🇷🇺 - 19,350 2. Yulia Bravikova – 🇷🇺 - 19,150 3. Kseniya Moustafaeva – 🇫🇷 - 18,300 4. Katsiaryna Halkina – 🇧🇾 - 17,650 5. Viktoriia Mazur – 🇺🇦 - 17,450 6. Nicol Zelikman – 🇮🇱- 17,250 7. Alina Harnasko –🇧🇾 - 16,900 8. Camilla Feeley – 🇺🇸 - 16,560

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USA Rhythmic Championships 2017

USA Rhythmic Championships 2017

Rhythmic Gymnastics All-around – Individual 1. Laura Zeng, Libertyville, Ill., 138.352 2. Evita Griskenas, Orland Park, Ill., 135.734 3. Camilla Feeley, Highland Park, Ill., 134.486 Group 1. Baltovick-Bourand- Dragunas-Du-Merenzon-Slad, Deerfield, Ill., 62.667 2. Brasoveanu-Chen-Gu- Kaluzhny-Salie-Wang, Needham, Mass., 34.034 Athlete of the Year: Laura Zeng Coach of the Year: Natalia Klimouk…

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GP THIAIS 2017 RIBBON EF

1. Iuliia Bravikova – RUS - 18,55 2. Dina Averina – RUS - 17,6 3. Kseniya Moustafaeva – FRA - 17,05 4. Erika Zafirova – BUL - 16,5 5. Nicol Zelikman – ISR - 16,05 6. Camilla Feeley – USA - 16,05 7. Alessia Russo – ITA - 15,95 8. Katsiaryna Halkina – BLR - 15,8

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2017 Grand Prix in Thiais, All Set Up For The Weekend

The third stop of this year’s Grand Prix Series is going to be held in Thiais, France on March 25 to 26. This is the 31st Thiais International rhythmic gymnastics competition and according to the organizers’ first newsletter about the event, twenty-six gymnasts from more than twelve different countries are expected to compete at the Palais Omnisports.

The gymnasts expected to compete are the champions from the previous Grand Prix in Moscow last month, Russians Dina Averina, Arina Averina, Aleksandra Soldatova, and  22nd Deriugina Cup—also known as Grand Prix in Kiev—silver medalist Yulia Bravikova. According to the newsletter, the Deriugina Cup All-Around champion Polina Khonina is not expected to be attending this event, although the set list of gymnasts is still subject to change.

The talented gymnasts who would try to dethrone the Russians are Austrian Nicol Ruprecht, Azarbaijani Marina Durunda, Belarusians Katsiaryna Halkina and Alina Harnasko. Spain has sent two of their bests to beat the current bests—Polina Berezina and Sara Llana. Of course, the host country wouldn’t be left behind as they sent Kseniya Moustafaeva and Axelle Jovenin to represent their country. Israel sent two as well, Linoy Ashram and Nicol Zelikman, to bring pride to their motherland.

Aside from those already mentioned, other countries assigned one gymnast to represent them as well. Japan has Kaho Minagawa, Bulgaria has Erika Zafirova, Finland has Jouki Tikkanen, Kazakhstan has Anna Afuxenidi, Uzbekistan has Anastasiya Serdyuokova, Czech Republic has Anna Sebkova and another one still unannounced. The host’s neighboring country, Italy, has Alessia Russo, while USA has Camilla Feeley. Ukraine assigned Olena Diachenko, Viktoria Mazur and Anna Rizatdinova. The latter was on the initial list, although it is still unknown whether she could compete this time or not, as she sustained an injury in the Grand Prix in Kiev.

The gymnasts invited to participate in the qualifications will present the exercise according to this program—hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon. Only the first eight gymnasts per apparatus will advance to the finals on Sunday afternoon.

For those who cannot attend personally, there will be a live broadcast for Saturday (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDPJ3xnoUMk) and Sunday (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B74i5N9xxJw).

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WC Baku 2019 Results  Day 1

Top 24 is as follows:

AVERINA Dina-43.300

ASHRAM Linoy-41.800

AVERINA Arina-40.000

NIKOLCHENKO Vlada-39.950

ZELIKMAN Nicol-39.500

SALOS Anastasiia-39.100

TASEVA Katrin-38.850

HALKINA Katsiaryna-38.550

ZENG Laura-38.250

AGHAMIROVA Zohra-38.050

AGIURGIUCULESE Alexandra-37.850

BALDASSARRI Milena-37.800

ONOPRIIENKO Viktoriia-37.650

OIWA Chisaki-37.550

 MINAGAWA Kaho-37.250

MOUSTAFAEVA Kseniya-37.000

MAILAT Denisa-36.900

ZHAO Yating-36.800

KALEYN Boryana-36.350

FEELEY Camilla-35.950

GERGALO Rebecca-35.600

TASHKENBAEVA Sabina-35.55

VEDENEEVA Ekaterina-35.450

LIU Jiahui-35.250

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US Gymnast Camilla Feeley: "Excellent fans gathered at the National Gymnastics Arena in Baku"

US Gymnast Camilla Feeley: “Excellent fans gathered at the National Gymnastics Arena in Baku”

Excellent fans gathered at the National Gymnastics Arena in Baku, US gymnast Camilla Feeley, participating in FIG World Cup Final in Rhythmic Gymnastics, told reporters in Baku July 23.

The gymnast says she really liked to perform in Baku.

Feeley also said she was a little nervous at first, but thinks she had performed well. The FIG…

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DAY 10 - RESULTS!

Badminton:

Men's Doubles Final: Phillip Chew/Ryan Chew fell to Nyl Yakura/Jason Ho-Shue of Canada (11-21, 21-19, 18-21).

Women's Doubles Final: Jamie Hsu/Kuei-Ya Chen fell to Kristen Tsai/Rachel Honderich of Canada (10-21, 9-21).

Basketball:

Men's Team fell to Puerto Rica (84-87). They're 2-1 and will face Argentina in the semi-final.

Boxing:

Men's Bantam (56kg) Final: Duke Ragan fell to David Caballero of Cuba.

Men's Light Welter (64kg) Final: Keyshawn Davis fell to Andy Cruz of Cuba.

Women's Fly (48-51kg) Final: Virginia Fuchs fell to Lorena Valencia of Colombia.

Women's Middle (69-75kg) Final: Naomi Graham fell to Jessica Caicedo of Colombia.

Canoe Slalom:

Evy Leibfarth finished 1st of the Women's Extreme Slalom (K1) Heat 3.

Track Cycling:

Team USA finished 1st of the Women's Pursuit.

Diving:

Sarah Bacon finished 1st of the Women's 1m Springboard Final.

Brooke Schulz finished 2nd of the Women's 1m Springboard Final.

Steele Johnson/Benjamin Bramley finished 4th of the Synchronised 10m Platform Final.

Equestrian:

Team USA leads the Eventing Competition after Dressage.

Handball:

Men's Team fell to Chile (24-34). They're 1-2 and will play placement.

Field Hockey:

Women's Team def Peru (8-0). They're 3-0.

Racquetball:

Men's Singles Preliminary: Jakob Bredenbeck def Sebastian Franco of Colombia (2-0).

Women's Singles Preliminary: Kelani Lawrence fell to Paz Munoz of Ecuador (0-2).

Women's Singles Preliminary: Rhonda Rajsich def Montserrat Mejia of Mexico (2-0).

Men's Singles Preliminary: Charles Pratt fell to Coby Iwaasa of Canada (1-2).

Men's Doubles Preliminary: Charles/Pratt/ R.O Carson III def to Coby Iwaasa/Samuel Murray (2-1).

Rythmic Gymnastics:

Evite Griskenas finished 1st of the Women's Individual All Around and Qualifications Rotation 1.

Camilla Feeley finished 4th of the Women's Individual All Around and Qualifications Rotation 1.

Evita Griskenas finished 1st of the Individual All Around and Qualifications Rotation 2.

Camilla Feeley finished 3rd of the Individual All Around and Qualifications Rotation 2.

Team USA finished 3rd of the Groups All Around Final and Qualifications Rotation 1

Shooting:

Christian Elliott finished 5th of the Men's Skeet Qualification - Day 1.

Philipp Jungman finished 7th of the Men's Skeet Qualification - Day 1.

Nathalia Granados finished 9th of the Women's 25m Pistol Qualification - Precision.

Lucas Kozeniesky finished 1st of the Men's 10m Air Rifle Final.

Timothy Sherry finished 5th of the Men's 10m Air Rifle Final.

Kimberly Rhode finished 1st of the Women's Skeet Final.

Dania Vizzi finished 3rd of the Women's Skeet Final.

Surf:

Candice Appleby finished 2nd of the Women's SUP Race Final.

Connor Baxter finished 1st of the Men's SUP Race Final.

Women's Longboard Repechage Round 3: Tiare Thompson fell to Fernanda Maria Reyes of Peru.

Men's SUP Surfing Main Round 3: Daniel Hughes fell to Tamil Martino of Peru.

Women's SUP Surfing Main Round 3: Candice Appleby fell to Vania Torres of Peru.

Tennis:

Women's Singles Quarterfinals: Usue Arconada fell to Nadia Podoroska of Argentina (4-6, 4-6).

Women's Doubles Quarterfinals: Usue Arconada/Caroline Dolehide def Alexa Guarachi/Daniela Seguel of Chile (7-5, 6-3).

Women's Singles Quarterfinals:  Caroline Dolehide def Daniela Seguel of Chile (7-5, 7-6).

Volleyball:

Men's Team fell to Brazil (2-3). They're 1-2.