Flamengo wins five more medals in the Brazilian apparatus finals
Rebeca Andrade is spared in Aracaju
By Roberta Pinto - in
From the stands of the Constâncio Vieira gymnasium in Aracaju, Rebeca Andrade enjoyed a day as a fan. The gymnast, who won the individual all-around and team competitions with Flamengo last Friday, was spared from the apparatus finals at the Brazilian Artistic Gymnastics Championships. This Sunday (3), the Olympic champion watched her teammates take more important medals to Gávea.
The runner-up in the individual all-around, Lorrane Oliveira, was the best in the parallel bars, totaling 14.150 points. Jade Barbosa came in second, making it another red-and-black double with 13.200 points.
Jade won another silver on the balance beam with a score of 13.200 and Maria Heloisa Moreno secured bronze with a score of 12.950.
Little Hellen Vitória also secured another medal for the club with her bronze in the vault.
Owner of two bronze medals at the World Championships, Jade Barbosa, who is still in the final stages of recovery from two knee surgeries, was radiant with her medals.
The gymnast has not yet performed her most difficult exercises and has not made strong exits from the apparatus, but she made up for it with good execution.
"I'm very happy and fulfilled. The Brazilian Championship is always a celebration; we can come and compete in a competition with this structure that we didn't have before. I'm very happy to accomplish what I set out to do, which was two apparatuses. The series were a little more relaxed, but I managed to do it with good execution. Today I leave here very satisfied," said Jade.
RESULTS THIS SUNDAY
Lorrane Oliveira
Gold on the parallels
jade barbosa
Silver on the parallel bars
Silver on the Beam
Hellen Vitória
Bronze in the jump
Maria Heloisa Moreno
Bronze on the beam
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.