Emma Malabuyo, Aleah Finnegan, at Levi Ruivivar Naghihintay ng Kapalaran sa Paris Olympics Matapos ang Matitinding Qualification Rounds

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Nagpakita ng kahanga-hangang pagganap ang mga Filipina gymnasts na sina Aleah Finnegan, Emma Malabuyo, at Levi Ruivivar sa kanilang pagsisimula sa 2024 Paris Olympics nitong Linggo. Gayunpaman, ang kanilang mga tsansa na umusad ay nakabitin pa sa balanse.


Naglahok sa Subdivision 3, sinimulan ng mga kinatawan ng Pilipinas ang kanilang kampanya sa balance beam, kung saan nakapagtala si Emma Malabuyo ng pinakamataas na puntos na 12.233, na naglagay sa kanya sa ika-32 na pwesto. Sinundan siya ni Levi Ruivivar, 18 taong gulang, at Aleah Finnegan, 21 taong gulang, na nakakuha ng 11.866 at 11.466 puntos. Sa kasamaang-palad, hindi sapat ang kanilang mga puntos para makapasok sa top 8 na kinakailangan para umusad sa medal round.


Sa floor exercise, muling nanguna si Malabuyo sa kanilang tatlo na may score na 13.100, ngunit hindi pa rin ito sapat para umusad. Nakapagtala naman sina Finnegan ng 12.733 at Jung-Ruivivar ng 12.433 puntos.


Nagpatuloy ang kanilang mga pagsubok sa vault, kung saan nakakuha si Jung-Ruivivar ng 13.600 puntos, habang sina Finnegan at Malabuyo ay nakapagtala ng 13.383 at 13.266 puntos.


Tinapos ng trio ang kanilang mga pagganap sa uneven bars, kung saan nakakuha si Jung-Ruivivar ng score na 13.200, habang sina Finnegan at Malabuyo ay nakapagtala ng 12.566 at 12.500 puntos.


Sa kasalukuyan, si Jung-Ruivivar ay nasa ika-28 pwesto sa all-around standings, habang sina Malabuyo at Finnegan ay nasa ika-29 at ika-32 pwesto. Tanging ang top 24 na atleta lamang ang uusad sa all-around finals, habang ang top 8 mula sa bawat apparatus ang makakapag-qualify para sa medal rounds. Ang kanilang mga huling ranggo at kwalipikasyon ay matutukoy matapos makumpleto ng lahat ng mga gymnast ang kanilang mga routine, kung saan bawat bansa ay maaaring magpadala lamang ng dalawang atleta sa finals.

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