2015 Chinese Artistic Gymnastics Championships

2015 Chinese Artistic Gymnastics Championships
2015 Chinese Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Location	Fuzhou, Fujian
Start date	1 June 2015
End date	4 June 2015
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Last updated July 07, 2022

The 2015 Chinese Artistic Gymnastics Championships were held from 1-4 June 2015 in Fuzhou, Fujian.^[1]

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men
Team	Guizhou	Guangdong	People's Liberation Army
All Around	Deng Shudi (Guizhou)	Zhou Shixiong (Guangdong)	Lin Chaopan (Fujian)
Floor	Lin Chaopan (Fujian)	Wei Xin (Shanxi)	Deng Shudi (Guizhou)
Pommel horse	Xiao Ruoteng (PLA)	Chen Xuezhang (Fujian)	Deng Shudi (Guizhou)
Rings	Liu Yang (PLA)	Lei Peng (Shanghai)	You Hao (Jiangsu)
Vault	Qu Ruiyang (Hunan)	Huang Mingqi (Guangxi)	Cheng Ran (Beijing)
Parallel bars	Zhou Shixiong (Guangdong) He Youxiao (Shanghai)		Lin Chaopan (Fujian)
Horizontal bar	Xiao Ruoteng (PLA)	Zhang Chenglong (Shandong)	Sun Wei (Jiangsu)
Women
Team details	Shang Chunsong Tan Jiaxin Xie Yufen Wang Cenyu Luo Youjuan Chen Xiaoqing (Hunan)	Fan Yilin Mao Yi Zhang Jin Xu Li Yang Tianyi Zhang Ziwen (Shanghai)	Liu Tingting Zhu Xiaofang Hong Ke Chen Li Xu Chujun Liu Jingxing (Guangdong)
All Around details	Shang Chunsong (Hunan)	Wang Yan (Beijing)	Chen Siyi (Fujian)
Vault details	Wang Yan (Beijing)	Li Linxi (Tianjin)	Liu Jinru (Henan)
Uneven Bars details	Fan Yilin (Shanghai)	Huang Huidan (Zhejiang)	Zhu Xiaofang (Guangdong)
Balance Beam details	Shang Chunsong (Hunan)	Luo Youjuan (Hunan)	Fan Yilin (Shanghai)
Floor details	Wang Yan (Beijing)	Shang Chunsong (Hunan)	Luo Huan (Zhejiang)

Women's results

Team

Rank	Team					Total
	Hunan	55.450	55.950	56.050	51.900	219.350
	Shang Chunsong	13.650	14.050	14.800	13.650
	Xie Yufen	13.350	14.500	13.550	12.600
	Wang Cenyu	13.450	11.350	13.650	12.500
	Tan Jiaxin	14.700	14.950		12.900
	Luo Youjuan	13.650		14.050	12.900
	Chen Xiaoqing		12.450	12.800
	Shanghai	54.950	55.400	54.800	53.600	218.750
	Mao Yi	13.900	13.450	14.000	14.300
	Xu Li	13.500	13.400	13.150	13.450
	Fan Yilin		15.000	13.950	13.050
	Zhang Jin	13.100		13.700	12.800
	Yang Tianyi	14.450	11.700		11.850
	Zhang Ziwen	12.250	13.550	12.000
	Guangdong	55.100	53.700	54.800	53.050	216.650
	Liu Tingting	14.600	14.650	13.550	13.550
	Zhu Xiaofang	13.500	14.450	14.200	13.150
	Hong Ke	13.400	10.050	12.900	10.800
	Xu Chujun	13.600		13.950	13.300
	Liu Jingxing	13.300	11.900	13.100
	Chen Li		12.700		13.050
4	Zhejiang	53.000	53.500	51.950	51.500	209.950
	Luo Huan	13.650	13.650	13.600	13.250
	Yuan Xiaoyang	13.500	12.250	12.950	12.750
	Hu Mengyao	12.500	12.400	10.400	12.500
	Huang Huidan		13.850	13.550	12.950
	Lou Nina	13.350			12.250
	Lyu Jiaqi		13.600	11.850
5	Beijing	53.800	50.500	53.750	49.800	207.850
	Wang Yan	15.100	13.300	14.050	14.200
	Lin Yuyao	12.900	12.450	13.750	12.200
	Niu Sizhuo	11.450	12.550	12.900	12.150
	Jing Yang	13.500	12.200	11.850	11.250
	Yuan Jiahe	12.300	11.350	13.050	11.050
6	Henan	55.850	49.250	49.850	47.800	202.750
	Lu Yufei	13.500	13.850	12.750	12.850
	Zhou Lu	12.500	12.650	12.800	12.350
	Liu Jinru	15.000	11.200	11.750	11.500
	Xiao Jiale	12.550	11.550	12.550	11.100
	Li Yiwei	14.800		10.600	11.100
7	Fujian	52.650	49.800	47.400	50.800	200.650
	Chen Siyi	14.650	13.600	14.200	13.100
	Tao Siyan	12.400	12.600	11.250	12.400
	Yu Yanfang	12.450	11.600	10.400	12.000
	Cai Mengjie	13.150	11.500		12.450
	Zheng Lin		12.000	10.900	12.850
	Cheng Wenlong	12.400		11.050
8	Hubei	52.050	48.350	50.800	47.150	198.350
	Gong Kangyi	12.450	12.000	13.350	12.750
	Zhang Jin	13.300	11.200	12.600	11.850
	Chen Yongdie	12.150	12.250	11.300	11.800
	Chen Zhaohui	12.650	12.300	11.650	10.750
	Wu Jing	13.650	11.800	13.200
	Mei Jie				10.750
9	Guangxi	51.750	43.350	47.400	47.650	190.150
	Bai Yawen	13.450	9.800	13.450	12.100
	Liang Wenqi	12.700	11.100	10.550	12.250
	Wei Ruitong	13.250	11.950	12.200
	Huang Ruotong	12.350	10.500		11.650
	Lu Qiuying			11.200	11.650
10	Jiangsu	48.950	41.050	45.850	45.950	181.800
	Zhou Linlin	13.250	12.500	12.900	11.800
	Lin Yitong	12.400	10.500	11.000	11.600
	Li Ziqi	12.400	10.550	11.150	11.200
	Qin Chang	10.900		10.800	11.350
	Zhou Jie		7.500	9.950	9.750
-	Individual qualifications
	Li Linxi (Tianjin)	14.850	12.150	9.700	11.800	48.500
	Fu Yuyao (Sichuan)	12.400	12.700	11.500	11.800	48.400
	Wang Qianmei (Yunnan)	12.700	12.000	12.200	11.150	48.050
	Li Yanye (Tianjin)	13.100	9.850	11.600	11.800	46.350
	Yao Shunyu (Shaanxi)	13.700	9.950	10.550	11.800	46.000
	Lin Jinyu (Jiangxi)	12.300	8.800	11.450	12.000	44.550
	Yang Shuoxuan (Hebei)	11.700	9.900	11.400	11.200	44.200
	Zhang Yuxin (Shaanxi)	12.650	9.550	9.950	11.650	43.800
	Yang Yu (Jiangxi)	12.000	10.400	9.500	10.600	42.500
	Wang Jiayi (Jiangxi)	12.100	10.050	10.200	10.100	42.450
	Zhao Wei (Anhui)	12.050	10.050	8.050	11.850	42.000
	陳芷芯 (Hong Kong)	12.650	9.050	8.700	9.900	40.300
	梁嘉雯 (Hong Kong)	12.000		9.000		21.000
	Wang Jiayi (Jiangxi)		9.600			9.600

All-around

Rank	Gymnast	Team					Total
	Shang Chunsong	Hunan	13.100	15.300	14.150	14.550	57.100
	Wang Yan	Beijing	14.900	13.350	13.450	13.800	55.500
	Chen Siyi	Fujian	14.050	13.750	14.050	13.400	55.250
4	Mao Yi	Shanghai	13.650	13.650	14.050	13.500	54.850
5	Zhu Xiaofang	Guangdong	13.300	14.650	14.000	12.500	54.450
6	Liu Tingting	Guangdong	14.400	14.900	11.800	13.200	54.300
7	Luo Huan	Zhejiang	13.600	14.000	12.950	13.650	54.200
8	Bai Yawen	Guangxi	13.300	12.650	14.400	12.750	53.100
9	Liu Jinru	Henan	14.850	11.450	13.300	13.200	52.800
10	Lu Yufei	Henan	12.650	14.650	12.900	12.400	52.600
11	Zhou Linlin	Jiangsu	13.050	13.850	13.700	11.800	52.400
12	Xie Yufen	Hunan	13.300	14.500	11.950	12.400	52.150
13	Xu Li	Shanghai	13.200	11.250	13.800	13.050	51.300
14	Lin Yuyao	Beijing	12.050	12.550	13.800	11.400	49.800
15	Li Yanye	Tianjin	13.000	12.100	11.450	12.900	49.450
16	Liang Wenqi	Guangxi	12.500	11.600	11.900	12.400	48.400
17	Gong Kangyi	Hubei	12.350	11.000	13.800	10.600	47.750
18	Yang Shuoxuan	Hebei	12.100	10.200	12.800	12.400	47.500
19	Zhang Yuxin	Shaanxi	12.400	12.000	11.050	11.900	47.350
20	Tao Siyan	Fujian	12.900	11.800	11.750	10.300	46.750
21	Fu Yuyao	Sichuan	12.100	11.950	10.750	11.600	46.400
22	Zhang Jin	Hubei	13.000	11.400	10.450	11.100	45.950
23	Wang Qianmei	Yunnan	12.400	11.800	10.800	10.750	45.750
24	Lin Jinyu	Jiangxi	12.200	8.650	12.250	12.200	45.300

Vault

Rank	Gymnast	Team	D Score	E Score	Score 1	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Score 2	Total
	Wang Yan	Beijing	6.0+0.3	8.767	15.067	6.2+0.3	8.600		15.100	15.084
	Li Linxi	Tianjin	6.0+0.3	8.500	14.800	6.2+0.3	8.300	0.1	14.700	14.750
	Liu Jinru	Henan	6.2+0.3	8.100	14.600	6.0+0.3	8.300		14.600	14.600
4	Li Yiwei	Henan	6.0+0.3	8.400	14.700	6.2+0.3	7.367	0.3	13.567	14.134
5	Yao Shunyu	Shaanxi	5.2	8.333	13.533	5.0	8.267		13.267	13.400
6	Yang Tianyi	Shanghai	5.8+0.2	8.000	14.000	5.0	7.300		12.300	13.150
7	Chan Tsz Sum	Hong Kong	?	?	12.700	5.0	7.367	0.3	12.067	12.384
8	Yuan Xiaoyang	Zhejiang	?	?	10.767	?	?		10.900	10.834
Rank	Gymnast	Team	Vault 1			Vault 2				Total

Uneven bars

Rank	Gymnast	Team	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Fan Yilin	Shanghai	6.7+0.1	8.400		15.200
	Huang Huidan	Zhejiang	6.8+0.1	8.200		15.100
	Zhu Xiaofang	Guangdong	6.4	8.300		14.700
4	Xie Yufen	Hunan	6.5	7.867		14.367
5	Tan Jiaxin	Hunan	6.9+0.3	6.900		14.100
6	Lu Yufei	Henan	5.9+0.4	7.567		13.867
7	Luo Huan	Zhejiang	5.5	7.133	0.5	12.133
8	Liu Tingting	Guangdong	6.3	6.000	0.5	11.800

Balance beam

Rank	Gymnast	Team	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Shang Chunsong	Hunan	6.1+0.2	8.167		14.467
	Luo Youjuan	Hunan	6.1	8.167		14.267
	Fan Yilin	Shanghai	5.9	7.933		13.833
4	Zhu Xiaofang	Guangdong	5.8	7.967		13.767
5	Wang Yan	Beijing	6.3+0.2	6.667		13.167
6	Chen Siyi	Fujian	6.0+0.3	6.833	0.1	13.033
7	Xu Chujun	Guangdong	5.7	7.000		12.700
8	Mao Yi	Shanghai	5.1	5.033		10.133

Floor exercise

Rank	Gymnast	Team	D Score	E Score	Pen.	Total
	Wang Yan	Beijing	6.3+0.4	7.767	0.1	14.367
	Shang Chunsong	Hunan	6.5+0.2	7.733	0.1	14.333
	Luo Huan	Zhejiang	5.6	7.833		13.433
4	Chen Siyi	Fujian	5.4+0.1	7.700		13.200
5	Liu Tingting	Guangdong	5.4+0.1	7.700	0.1	13.100
6	Xu Chujun	Guangdong	5.3+0.1	7.567		12.967
7	Xu Li	Shanghai	5.1	7.800		12.900
8	Mao Yi	Shanghai	5.7+0.2	6.367		12.267

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References

↑ Hopkins, Lauren (1 June 2015). "2015 Chinese Championships Results". The Gymternet. Retrieved 6 July 2022.

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[1] Hopkins, Lauren (1 June 2015). "2015 Chinese Championships Results". The Gymternet. Retrieved 6 July 2022.

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