Gymnastics at the 2017 Summer Universiade – Women's artistic team all-around

Women's artistic team all-around
at the XXIX Summer Universiade
Women's artistic team all-around; at the XXIX Summer Universiade
Venue	Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 4F
Dates	21 August
Competitors	70 from 26 nations
Medalists
	←2015 2019→

Last updated July 02, 2024

The women's artistic team all-around gymnastics event at the 2017 Summer Universiade on August 21 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 4F in Taipei, Taiwan.

Final results

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	Qualified for the individual all-around final
	Reserve for the individual all-around final

Team									Total (All-around)
Team	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Russia	43.100	1	40.400	1	39.350	2	40.150	1	163.000
Lilia Akhaimova (RUS)	14.450	3			12.300	18	13.600	3	40.350	46
Darya Elizarova (RUS)			12.850	14	12.600	13	13.850	1	39.300	48
Maria Paseka (RUS)	15.000	1	12.700	15					27.700	55
Evgeniya Shelgunova (RUS)	13.500	17	13.650	5	13.500	2	12.200	23	52.850	6
Daria Spiridonova (RUS)	13.650	14	13.950	2	13.250	7	12.700	12	53.500	4

Canada	42.750	2	39.350	4	40.475	1	38.525	3	161.100
Ellie Black (CAN)	14.650	2	13.550	6	14.400	1	13.450	4	56.050	1
Jessica Dowling (CAN)			12.900	12			12.050	26	24.950	59
Denelle Pedrick (CAN)					12.750	11	12.525	15	25.275	58
Brittany Rogers (CAN)	14.400	6	12.900	13	13.225	8			40.525	45
Briannah Tsang (CAN)	13.700	11	10.450	42	12.850	10	12.550	14	49.550	13

Japan	41.550	3	40.100	2	39.350	2	38.900	2	159.900
Yumika Nakamura (JPN)			13.350	7	11.700	28	12.450	18	37.500	50
Natsumi Sasada (JPN)	13.650	14	13.050	9	13.300	4	12.900	8	53.650	5
Asuka Teramoto (JPN)	14.450	3	12.700	15	13.300	4	13.200	5	53.650	3
Ayana Tone (JPN)	13.450	20			12.750	11			26.200	56
Yuki Uchiyama (JPN)	13.450	20	13.700	4			12.800	9	39.950	47

Germany	39.550	5	39.400	3	36.650	4	38.150	4	153.750	4
Antonia Alicke (GER)	12.850	33			10.650	45	12.300	21	35.800	52
Kim Bùi (GER)			13.800	3	12.350	17			26.150	57
Leah Grießer (GER)	13.000	30	13.250	8	12.000	22	12.900	7	51.150	9
Pauline Tratz (GER)	13.700	11	12.350	20	12.300	18	12.950	6	51.300	8

Netherlands	40.900	4	36.600	5	33.800	8	37.650	5	148.950	5
Elze Geurts (NED)	13.950	8	11.700	26	10.450	52	11.850	33	47.950	20
Anne Klein (NED)	13.500	17	11.100	36	10.900	43	12.500	16	48.000	19
Denise Tan (NED)			12.600	17	10.500	50	12.750	10	35.850	51
Nadieh van Pol (NED)	13.250	27							13.250	67
Vera van Pol (NED)	13.450	20	12.300	21	12.400	16	12.400	19	50.550	10

Chinese Taipei	39.150	6	34.225	6	33.550	11	35.800	7	142.725	6
Chuang Hsiu-ju (TPE)	12.600	41	11.325	33	11.150	40	11.750	35	46.825	23
Chuang Shu-yun (TPE)					11.100	41	11.700	38	22.800	63
Lo Yu-ju (TPE)	13.500	17	9.200	52					22.700	64
Mai Liu Hsiang-han (TPE)	12.850	33	11.700	26	11.300	37	12.350	20	48.200	18
Tsai Chia-jung (TPE)	12.800	36	11.200	34	10.500	49	11.600	40	46.100	27

Portugal	37.100	10	31.600	10	35.500	6	35.850	6	140.050	7
Diana Abrantes (POR)	11.550	52	9.350	49	11.300	35	11.500	43	43.700	39
Ana Filipa Martins (POR)	13.400	25	12.450	18	13.000	9	12.700	11	51.550	7
Inês Romero (POR)	12.150	48	9.800	46	11.200	38	11.650	39	44.800	34

South Korea	37.250	9	32.450	8	35.700	5	33.800	12	139.200	8
Eun Da-yeon (KOR)	12.650	39	11.350	32	11.800	25	10.850	50	46.650	25
Jeong Hee-yeon (KOR)			8.900	53	9.450	60			18.350	66
Jung Choong-min (KOR)	12.650	39					11.400	46	24.050	62
Kim Chae-yeon (KOR)	11.550	52	9.600	48	12.150	20	10.450	54	43.750	38
Lee Hye-been (KOR)	11.950	50	11.500	30	11.750	27	11.550	41	46.750	24

Finland	37.400	8	33.500	7	33.800	8	34.025	11	138.725	9
Maija Karoliina Leinonen (FIN)	12.850	33	11.750	25	12.450	15	11.900	30	48.950	15
Annika Kristiin Urvikko (FIN)	13.400	25	10.850	38	11.350	34	11.750	37	47.350	22
Veronika Vuosjoki (FIN)	11.150	56	10.900	37	10.000	54	10.375	55	42.425	44

Norway	36.400	11	32.300	9	34.200	7	34.300	9	137.200	10
Sofie Braaten (NOR)	12.300	44	10.550	40	11.800	26	11.900	31	46.550	26
Mira Neurauter (NOR)			10.300	43	10.600	47	10.950	49	31.850	53
Thea Nygaard (NOR)
Sofie Skåttun (NOR)	12.300	44	11.450	31	10.400	53	11.450	45	45.600	29
Anna Worpvik (NOR)	11.800	51	9.650	47	11.800	24	10.750	52	44.000	37

South Africa	38.750	7	30.400	11	33.200	12	34.200	10	136.550	11
Claudia Jane Cummins (RSA)	13.450	20	7.800	56	11.200	39	12.200	22	44.650	36
Tylah Ann Lotter (RSA)					11.350	33	11.000	47	22.350	65
Angela Hilda Maguire (RSA)	12.750	38	10.750	39	10.500	51	11.000	48	45.000	31
Bianca Fallon Mann (RSA)	12.550	42	11.850	24	10.650	46	10.800	51	45.850	28

Slovenia	35.050	12	30.325	12	33.750	10	35.000	8	134.125	12
Ana Cikač (SLO)	11.450	54	7.900	55	9.550	59			28.900	54
Ivana Kamnikar (SLO)	11.400	55	11.900	23	9.850	56	12.000	28	45.150	30
Sara King (SLO)	12.200	47	10.525	41	10.650	44	11.500	42	44.875	33
Adela Šajn (SLO)					13.250	6	11.500	43	24.750	60
Individual
Larisa Iordache (ROU)	14.450	3	14.150	1	13.450	3	13.650	2	55.770	2
Gabriela Janik (POL)	13.750	9	13.050	10	11.650	29	11.750	36	50.200	11
Barbora Mokosova (SVK)	13.700	11	12.900	11	11.300	36	12.100	25	50.000	12
Jasmin Mader (AUT)	13.450	20	12.400	19	11.450	32	11.800	34	49.100	14
Dalia Al-Salty (HUN)	12.900	32	11.550	29	12.500	14	11.900	32	48.850	16
Dorien Eva Motten (BEL)	13.750	9	12.250	22	9.700	57	12.500	17	48.200	17
Demet Mutlu (TUR)	13.150	28	11.200	35	11.050	42	12.150	24	47.550	21
Yamilet Peña (DOM)	14.000	7	9.250	51	9.700	57	11.950	29	44.900	32
Yekaterina Chuikina (KAZ)	12.550	42	9.950	45	11.900	23	10.300	57	44.700	35
Caterina Barloggio (SUI)	10.800	57	8.300	54	12.150	20	12.050	27	43.300	40
Tatiana Avila (ARG)	12.300	44	10.000	44	9.950	55	10.350	56	42.600	41
Kwan Sau Chung (HKG)	12.150	48	9.300	50	10.525	48	10.600	53	42.575	42
Anna Geidt (KAZ)	12.800	36	11.600	28	8.400	61	9.650	58	42.450	43
Dorina Böczögő (HUN)	13.600	16			11.500	30	12.650	13	37.750	49
Valerija Grisane (LAT)	13.050	29			11.475	31			24.525	61
Ema Kajic (CRO)	13.000	30							13.000	68
Kelly Simm (GBR)

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Gymnastics at the 2017 Summer Universiade
Artistic
Team	men	women
Individual all-around	men	women
Vault	men	women
Floor	men	women
Pommel horse	men
Rings	men
Parallel bars	men
Horizontal bar	men
Uneven bars		women
Balance beam		women
Rhythmic
Individual all-around		women
Individual hoop		women
Individual ball		women
Individual clubs		women
Individual ribbon		women
Group all-around		women
Group 5 hoops		women
Group 3 balls + 2 ropes		women
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Gymnastics at the 2017 Summer Universiade – Women's artistic team all-around

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