2014 Senior Pan American Championships

Results

Sr Pan Ams Event Finals Results and Videos

Women's Vault:

1. Mykayla Skinner USA - 15.037 - Video

2. Yesenia Ferrera CUB 14.40 - Video

3. Dovelis Torres CUB - 14.112 - Video

4. Maegan Chant CAN - 13.962 - Video

5. Isabelle Cruz BRA - 13.887 - Video

6. Paula Mejias PUR - 13.812 - Video

7. Alexa Morena MEX - 13.450 - Video

8. Nicolle Vazquez PUR 13.0 - Video

Women's Bars:

1. Ashton Locklear USA - 14.975 - Video
2. Madison Kocian USA - 14.85 - Video
3. Ahtziri Sandoval MEX - 13.1 - Video
4. Leticia Costa BRA - 13.075 - Video
5. Alexa Morena MEX - 13.025 - Video
6. Marcela Sandoval COL - 12.675 - Video
7. Jessica Lopez VEN - 12.175 - Video
8. Maria Cruz BRA - 11.075

Women's Beam:

1. Ana Sofia Gomez GUA - 14.45 - Video

2. Jessica Lopez VEN - 14.1 - Video

3. Julie Sinmon BRA - 14.0 - Video

4. Madison Kocian USA - 13.825 - Video
4. Yesenia Ferrera CUB - 13.825 - Video
6. Ayelen Tarabini ARG - 13.55 - Video
7. Mykayla Skinner USA - 13.475 - Video
8. Daniele Hypolito BRA - 12.725 - Video

Women's Floor:

1. Mykayla Skinner USA - 14.75 - Video

2. Jessica Lopez VEN - 14.475 - Video

3. Yesenia Ferrera CUB - 14.4 - Video

4. Daniele Hypolito BRA - 14.0 - Video
5. Isabelle Cruz BRA - 13.25 - Video
6. Maddie Desch USA - 12.9 - Video
7. Karla Torres MEX - 11.55 - Video
8. Merlina Galera ARG - 10.7 - Video

Men's Floor:

1. Tomas Gonzalez CHI - 15.70 - Video

2. Diego Hypolito BRA - 15.625 - Video

3. Arthur Zanetti BRA - 15.075 - Video

4. CJ Maestas USA - 14.825 - Video

5. Sean Melton USA - 14.60 - Video

6. Randy Leru CUB - 14.50 - Video

7. Tarik Soto Byfield CRC - 14.225 - Video

8. Jorge Vega GUA - 13.975 - Video

Men's Pommel Horse

1. Daniel Corrall Barron MEX - 15.25 - Video
2. Marvin Kimble USA - 14.775- Video
3. Alexander Rodriquez PUR - 14.725 - Video
4. Luis Rivera PUR - 14.7 - Video
5. Sean Melton USA - 14.55 - Video
6. Jossimar Calvo COL - 14.3
7. Francisco Barretto Junior BRA - 14.3 - Video
8. Jhonny Munoz COL - 13.825

Men's Rings:

1. Arthur Zanetti BRA - 15.8 - Video
2. Brandon Wynn USA - 15.45 - Video
3. Juan Raffo CHI - 15.2 - Video
4. Federico Molinari ARG - 15.075 - Video
5. Sergio Sasaki Junior BRA - 14.9 - Video
6. Luis Rivera PUR - 14.85 - Video
7. Jon Horton USA - 14.65 - Video
8. Alexis Torres PUR - 14.225 - Video

Men's Vault

1. Sergio Sasaki Junior BRA - 14.762 - Video

2. Jorge Vega Lopez GUA - 14.662 - Video

3. Caio Souza BRA - 14.65 - Video
4. Tomas Gonzalez CHI - 14.475 - Video
4. Juan Pablo Gonzalez CHI - 14.475 - Video
6. Audrys Nin Reyes DOM - 14.462 - Video
7. Tarik Soto Byfield CRC - 14.412 - Video
8. Manrique Larduet Bicet CUB - 14.025 - Video

Men's Parallel Bars

1. Jorge Giraldo COL - 15.7 - Video

2. Manrique Larduet Bicet CUB - 15.625 - Video

3. Caio Souza BRA - 15.15 - Video
4. Randy Leru Bell CUB - 15.05 - Video
5. Sean Melton USA - 15.0 - Video
6. Marvin Kimble USA - 14.7 - Video
7. Javier Sandoval COL - 14.4 - Video
8. Alexis Torres PUR - 13.425 - Video

Men's High Bar

1. Jossimar Calvo COL - 15.825 - Video

2. Sergio Sasaki Junior BRA - 15.15 - Video

2. Manrique Larduet Bicet CUB - 15.15 - Video
4. Jackson Payne CAN - 14.95 - Video
5. Javier Sandoval COL - 14.725 - Video
6. Lucas Bitencourt BRA - 14.7 - Video
7. Brandon Wynn USA - 14.6 - Video
8. Marvin Kimble USA - 13.425 - Video

Related:
Women's team/AA results
Men's team/AA results

Sr Pan Ams Women's Team/AA Results

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Team USA claimed gold today at the Senior Pan American Championships with a team score of 223.7. Brazil took the silver with a 216.95 and Mexico won bronze with a 210.7. Mykayla Skinner won the all-around competition with a 56.85, Jessica Lopez of Venezuela placed second with a 56.65, and Maggie Nichols took third with a 55.5.

Nichols had a bad landing on her final floor tumbling pass and injured her knee. She was able to finish the competition but only competed a Yurchenko full on vault. She has withdrawn from event finals and was not at the award ceremony.

The USA men claimed gold in their competition last night. See results from last night here.

Team USA videos
Vault
Amelia Hundley - 13.95
Maddie Desch - 14.75
Maggie Nichols - 13.6
Mykayla Skinner Vault 1 - 15.3, Vault 2 - 15.3

Bars
Mykayla Skinner - 13.85
Maddie Desch - 13.6
Maggie Nichols - 14.25
Madison Kocian - 14.75
Ashton Locklear - 15.0

Beam
Mykayla Skinner - 13.75
Amelia Hundley - 13.2
Maddie Desch - 13.1
Maggie Nichols - 13.95
Madison Kocian - 14.6

Floor
Amelia Hundley - 11.65
Maddie Desch - 13.45
Maggie Nichols - 13.7
Mykayla Skinner - 13.95

Click here to view all videos from this weekend

Team Results

1. USA- 223.700

2. Brazil- 216.950

3. Mexico- 210.700

4. Cuba- 207.950

5. Canada- 207.000

6. Colombia- 205.150

7. Venezuela- 204.500

8. Argentina- 204.450

All-Around Results

1. Mykayla Skinner USA 56.85

2. Jessica Lopez VEN 56.65

3. Maggie Nichols USA 55.5

4. Yesenia Ferrera CUB 55.45

5. Maddie Desch USA 54.9

6. Alexa Morena MEX 54.6

Sr Pan Ams Men's Team/AA Results

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Pictured: Sean Melton, photo credit: Christy Ann Linder

Led by all-around bronze medalist Sean Melton of Orlando, Fla./Ohio State University, the U.S. men claimed the team gold medal at the 2014 Pan American Championships at the Hersey Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The event, which serves as the qualifier for gymnastics to the 2015 Pan American Games, runs through Monday, Sept. 1. The USA posted a 352.550, followed by Colombia, 346.800, and Brazil, 346.450.

In the all-around competition, Colombia’s Jossimar Calvo Moreno won the title, scoring 89.300, followed by Cuba’s Manrique Larduet Bicet, 89.250, and Melton, 88.850.

The U.S. women are set to hit the competition floor tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. ET and begin on the uneven bars. The individual event finals are scheduled for Sunday and Monday. Fans can catch the action via a live webcast provided by Gymnastics Canada.

In addition to Melton, the U.S. men’s team is comprised of Jonathan Horton, Houston, Texas/Team Hilton HHonors (Cypress Gymnastics); Marvin Kimble, Milwaukee, Wis./Swiss Turners; CJ Maestas, Corrales, N.M./University of Illinois; Eddie Penev, Penfield, N.Y./Team Hilton HHonors (Stanford University); Brandon Wynn, Voorhees, N.J./Team Hilton HHonors (U.S. Olympic Training Center); and alternate Akash Modi, Morganville, N.J./Stanford University.

Pictured: Jonathan Horton, photo credit: Christy Ann Linder

The U.S. began on vault, where Maestas got the event underway with a solid Yurchenko double twist for a 14.400. Melton posted the highest score in the rotation, earning a 14.900 for his nearly stuck front handspring double front. Horton, 14.600, and Penev, 13.800, gave Team USA a 57.700 on the event. On the landing of his vault, Penev suffered a knee injury that will require further evaluation.

Melton again posted the highest score for the United States on the parallel bars, where he earned a 15.300. He executed a peach to one bar, peach half to peach sequence and nearly stuck his double pike dismount. Kimble earned a 15.200, sticking his double front half-out dismount. Wynn and Maestas added scores of 15.050 and 14.900, respectively, giving the U.S. a 60.450 total on the event.

Kimble led the way on high bar, posting a 15.000. Wynn and Maestas posted matching scores of 14.900. All three ended their routines with stuck dismounts. Melton added a 14.650 to give the U.S. a 59.450 on the horizontal bar.

Maestas continued his solid work in the fourth rotation on the floor exercise, where he posted Team USA’s highest score, a 14.750. He tumbled a tucked double-double, two-and-a-half to barani, a layout Thomas and dismounted with a tucked full-in. With scores of 14.700, Melton; 14.250, Horton; and 14.050, Kimble; the USA posted a 57.750 on the event.

Due to the injury to Penev, the U.S. competed four-up, four-count on floor exercise and pommel horse. Handling the pressure well, the U.S. earned a 57.500 total on the pommel horse. Kimble posted the top score, a 14.900, executing two scissors to handstand to start his routine and a clean handstand pirouette dismount. Maestas led the team off with a solid 14.500, followed by Melton’s 14.800. Horton scored 13.300.

In the final rotation, 2013 World still rings bronze medalist Wynn delivered a 15.500 for his rings routine, showing perfect positions on his Azarian Maltese, back-up rise to Maltese to bounce cross sequence. Horton stuck his double-double dismount in the anchor position to assure the gold with his 14.900. Melton and Kimble added scores of 14.500 and 14.800, respectively, to the team’s 59.700 total.

The U.S. had the top scores on every apparatus except vault, where they finished with the third best total.

Release via USAG. Videos and interviews here.

Team
1. USA - 352.550
2. Colombia - 346.8
3. Brazil - 346.45
4. Puerto Rico - 339.8
5. Canada - 334.1
6. Cuba - 332.55
7. Chile - 332.45
8. Mexico - 331.75

All-Around
1. Jossimar Calvo - 89.3
2. Manrique Larduet Bicet - 89.25
3. Sean Melton - 88.85 - INTERVIEW

Team USA Videos
Vault
CJ Maestas
Marvin Kimble
Sean Melton
Jon Horton

Parallel Bars
CJ Maestas
Sean Melton
Marvin Kimble
Jon Horton
Brandon Wynn

High Bar
CJ Maestas
Sean Melton
Brandon Wynn
Jon Horton
Marvin Kimble

Floor
CJ Maestas
Sean Melton
Jon Horton
Marvin Kimble

Pommel Horse
CJ Maestas
Sean Melton
Jon Horton
Marvin Kimble

Rings
Marvin Kimble
Sean Melton
CJ Maestas
Brandon Wynn
Jon Horton

All-around results below
Click here for team scores