Georgia Godwin

Australian gymnastics star Georgia Godwin has claimed gold in the women's vault, adding to her all-around gold and team silver.

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With the weight of the world on her shoulders and a Commonwealth Games gold medal at stake, Georgia...

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Georgia Godwin became the first Australian to win the individual all-round competition since Lauren Mitchell in Delhi 12 years ago.

“You can’t change the schedule,” she said. Like some days, I will have a sandwich before, but today, I didn’t quite need it because of the late dinner last night,” she said. “But I’m sure the waterworks will start again after that.” Then the competition opened up when leader Kinsella fell off the beam, failed to complete her routine and went over time. She sealed the deal with a score of 12.900 on the floor. “I feel like I was just lying with my eyes closed for half the night. A banana was all she needed for lunch before she went out to strut her stuff. At 24, an athlete’s career is more often than not just beginning, but Godwin conceded this may be the peak. Even still, she stuck to her disciplined competition routines of rehabilitation and nutrition. It was just the only choice for my music routine.” “Whenever I’m down, I always play the song. “It’s just there’s been a lot that I’ve had to get through,” she said.

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The Australian men’s gymnastics team narrowly missed out on the bronze medal on the first day of competition at Birmingham 2022. Australia have claimed silver in the women’s artistic gymnastics team final in Birmingham after falling heartbreakingly short of gold to England. Godwin then sealed the deal with a score of 12.900 on the floor. Godwin capitalised, completing a brilliant routine by dismounting with a double somersault in the pike position to earn a score of 13.750 and leap to the top of the leaderboard, ahead of Canada’s Emma Spence. Then the 24-year-old sealed gold with a strong routine on the floor to the tune of ‘Feeling Good’. The 21-year-old, who is also the defending beam champion, was distraught and slumped in a corner of Birmingham Arena after her score of 11.000 appeared.

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“I’ve had a lot to achieve. “My beam routine, I’ve never hit the opening score I wanted and if I’m right, I hit it today,” she said. Just enjoy it. so just enjoy it. Godwin completed a brilliant routine, landing with a double somersault in pike position to earn a competition-high score of 13.750 and take the lead. With the weight of the world on her shoulders and a Commonwealth Games gold medal at stake, Georgia Godwin knew exactly what soundtrack she needed to glorify.

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Aussies in action on Day 2 of the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Godwin qualified for the all-around final along with vault, uneven bars and beam. Australia turned in a strong performance in the vault, led by Godwin’s 13.75, and trailed England by 1.1 points after the first round. But England starred in the vault while Australia faltered on the floor and were unable to close the gap, with the hosts kicking away to finish on 161.100 to Australia’s 157.950. Canada finished third on 152.700. The Australians were second to the hosts after their first three events – vault, uneven bars and beams – and closed the gap to just 0.050 points heading into the final round. Australia have claimed silver in the women’s artistic gymnastics team final in Birmingham after falling heartbreakingly short of gold to England.

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An hour later, she was just tipped out of another gold when reigning Commonwealth champion, England’s Georgia-Mae Fenton, forced the Australian to settle for silver on the uneven bars. I always go out and do my best.” “Mental health wise it didn’t really help me, so I tried to avoid all of that. “And we’re heading in the right direction, so that is really exciting to see.” The inquiry was triggered following complaints of physical and mental abuse by former gymnasts who said they were made to train and compete while injured. It drew her level with Denommee on 13.233 (13.566 and 12.900), but Godwin pulled ahead by recording the highest-scoring individual vault.

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Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement On Monday, Godwin landed a 13.700 in her first vault and 12.766 on her second. "I just come to these competitions and I just have fun and I do my best and the medals are a huge bonus," she said. But the 24-year-old said she tried to play the "mother figure" in a young team attempting to put gymnastics in "the best light we can".

Australian gymnastics star Georgia Godwin has claimed gold in the women's vault, adding to her all-around gold and team silver.

England’s Jake Jarman snared his third gold of the Games, after the team and all-around finals, with a score of 14.650 ahead of Canada’s Felix Dolci (14.150) and Giarnni Regini-Moran (13.966). Mason Stephens, who battled back from three ACLs to make the squad, was the final competitor but a fall in the second half of his routine proved costly. Hometown hero Joe Fraser starred again, pulling out a score of 14.833 to claim his second gold ahead of Northern Ireland’s Rhys McClenaghan (14.133) and Canada’s Jayson Rampersad (14.000). Moore, 19, had a wonderful routine with a high degree of difficulty after battling through a shoulder injury, but was unable to complete his dismount and scored 13.366, finishing fifth. Meanwhile teenager Jesse Moore was left to rue a fall late in his pommel horse routine that all but cost him a medal. It drew her level with Canada’s Laurie Denommee on 13.233 (13.566 and 12.900) but Godwin pulled ahead for gold on tiebreak rules as she had the highest-scoring individual vault.

Star gymnast Georgia Godwin has turned in a magnificent all-around final performance to claim Australia's first gymnastics gold in Birmingham.

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