Flamengo wins 13 gold medals at the State Artistic Gymnastics Championship
With the results, Rubro-Negro secured the 2019 Efficiency Trophy
By Isabella Loureiro* - inFlamengo shone at the State Artistic Gymnastics Championship, winning 13 gold medals in the tournament held last Sunday, November 3, at Arena Carioca. The tournament featured athletes from the Pre-Child, Junior, and Youth categories. Flamengo won gold on all apparatus and in the Individual All-Around event in all categories.
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In the individual all-around, vault, parallel bar, balance beam, and floor events, ten Rubro-Negro athletes won 13 gold medals, three silver medals, and two bronze medals. The "Mais Querido" also received the 2019 Efficiency Trophy for its athletes' achievements in the competition and was the team champion in the Youth category.
Check out the red-blacks' results in the competition below:
Preschool
Individual general
Gold: Gabriela Bouças
Silver: Isabel Ramos
Salto
Gold: Larissa Machado
Parallel
Gold: Maria Luisa Marinho
Leaves
Gold: Gabriela Bouças
Only
Gold: Gabriela Bouças
Children
Individual general
Gold: Maria Heloísa Moreno
Silver: Manuela Garcia
Bronze: Giovana Cruz
Salto
Gold: Giovana Cruz
Parallel
Gold: Maria Heloísa Moreno
Leaves
Gold: Helen Vitória
Only
Gold: Maria Heloísa Marinho and Giovana Cruz (tie)
Young Adult
Individual General
Gold: Vitoria Correa
Silver: Thaynná Máximo
Bronze: Maria Manuela Annunciation
Salto
Gold: Thaynná
Parallel
Gold: Victory
Leaves
Gold: Maria Manuela
Only
Gold: Victory
The artistic gymnastics teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo rely on resources from their sponsors – AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR), in addition to support from the Brazilian Committee of Clubs (CBC) resulting from the decentralization of resources originating from the Pelé Law.
Isabella Loureiro wrote the article, under the supervision of Raiana Monteiro.