Interregional Gymnastics Event

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Today, ladies and gentlemen, Vulshain is proud to announce the start of the first Interregional Gymnastics Competition. The Interregional Gymnastics Competition will be held in the Gymnastics Grand Stadium located in the capital city of Vulshain, Kitsuniva. We have teams from all over the East Pacific Region.

It has been announced by the Ministry for Sports, Tourism, and Youth that to start off the Interregional Gymnastics Competition, a huge ceremony welcoming the athletes who will be competing here in Vulshain for the next several days.

This is Sara Suleslawa for VCNMN’s 1st Interregional Gymnastics Competitons.

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The camera focuses on the gate where the aircraft carrying the Southern Yugoslavian team docked to unload them. Camera bulbs began flashing and the reporter began speaking in Lobonese as Alexsander Repita exited the gate.

"And here’s Alexsander Repita, exiting from the gate where the plane carrying the gymnastics team from Southern Yugoslavia has docked in preparation for the gymnastics event here in Kitsuniva, Vulshain. The team from Southern Yugoslavia will be facing the teams from Vekaiyu, Smigsachenweiz, and Vulshain itself, along with other nations throughout the region. The team is hopeful to bring home victories against each competitor nation, and possibly even bringing home the 1st Place trophy.

This is Selena Reschikanov with New Skopje Today, signing off."

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“Hello this is Barthles Riddenstein for SRN, I’m at the front of the Gymnastics Grand Stadium in Kitsuniva, Vulshain.”

Camera shows a probably 50 years old gentleman in a light gray suit. His hair is in similar shade of gray, and his face is full of wrinkles - a standard look of Smigsachwian News casters and reporters. In the front of the Stadium there was a billboard advertising new Serenitech’s smart phone.

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“And the coach with our national team is already here. Let’s all you in front of your TVs cheer for them! Back to the studio!”

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Nuverisistre Takes Gold
Reporting for V3 News Services, Yamanov Sulekarenso

KITSUNIVA - The Vekaiyun Gymnastics team arrived at the Vulshain capital earlier today amidst throngs of fans from the home nation. Many cheered the athletes on, who will compete in this event then move onto Olympic competition in July. During the Fifth Summer Olympics in Outineau, Kelssek, the Vekaiyun Gymnastics team took home four silvers, but was unable to break through and earn gold for the nation.

“All things considered, this is kind of a prelude to the Olympics,” Vinsent Kis said of the games. “But with only four countries competing, it feels more like a spar to me.” The silver medalist of the Men’s Individual (Rhythmic) event last Olympics, he declined to compete in these events, electing to stay behind in Vekaiyu and continue to practice. Yamano Teleseri has taken his place during the competition.

“I wish all our athletes the best of luck in the days to come,” Premier Levinile addressed to those competing for the events. “May you be representative of our people abroad, and may the Almighty bar you from harm.” It is believed Levinile is referring to the fallen athlete Yiisu Oblervi, who died in a car accident during the Winter Games in Ashton, Krytenia, only months ago.

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VCNMN’s Coverage of the East Pacific Interregional Gymnastics Competiton

This is Jena Lisametica for VCNMN. I’ll be covering the events here. Today marks a historical moment for Vulshain as this will be the first time our nation has ever hosted an interregional sporting event. It is hoped that after this event, Vulshain will consider hosting future events.

So far, four countries are competing: Southern Yugoslavia, Vekaiyu, Vulshain, and Smigsachenweiz. Despite the fact that only a small number of nations are taking part, many are still expecting a fierce competition.

This has been Jena Lisametica for VCNMN.

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OOC: Cutoff right. And now for the scores of Day 1:

1 Alexsander Repita (SOYU) 47.225 49.125 49.525 49.200 195.075

2 Evayan Meirain (Vul) 47.500 49.425 46.425 49.225 192.575

3 Ehjy Uvves (Vek) 46.950 48.275 46.175 49.700 191.100

4 Johan Kastk (Smigsachenweiz) 48.825 48.825 47.100 45.175 189.925
5 Leon Frey (Vul) 47.075 48.325 47.275 45.925 188.600
6 Nicholi Watse Kaspar (Vul) 46.800 46.875 47.325 47.550 188.550
7 Kurt Ironpantson (Smigsachenweiz) 47.375 45.700 48.450 46.875 188.400
8 Trestan Lysander (SOYU) 47.100 46.875 45.925 48.100 188.000
9 Toddor Vonnegut (Smigsachenweiz) 46.350 47.400 46.125 48.100 187.975
10 Con Persakis (Vul) 46.950 45.675 46.900 46.650 186.175
11 Enlil Vosteru (Vek) 44.625 45.450 46.950 48.175 185.200
12 Stapen Skilusi (Vek) 45.475 47.100 46.950 44.250 183.775
13 Nikolai Reivan (SOYU) 45.050 45.600 44.050 46.450 181.150
14 Kaslo Nuveru (Vek) 45.925 42.875 46.200 45.025 180.025
15 Samuel Brno Derigsch (Smigsachenweiz) 45.050 44.350 45.325 45.125 179.850
16 Jakob Yverskinok (SOYU) 43.575 47.275 43.450 45.250 179.550
17 Wladislaw Konstantinov (Vul) 45.400 43.800 43.500 46.125 178.825
18 Jokkob Eimerl (Smigsachenweiz) 46.325 44.575 44.250 43.350 178.500
19 Klaus Andraniov (Vul) 45.175 42.975 44.475 45.225 177.850
20 Yiisu Besatera (Vek) 43.850 43.900 44.525 44.050 176.325
21 Vanmar Bandaison (Smigsachenweiz) 42.250 44.700 45.450 43.325 175.725
22 Kristian Svechinok (SOYU) 44.600 44.750 43.550 42.300 175.200
23 Boris Sveikonichov (SOYU) 43.500 43.725 45.375 41.900 174.500
24 Yiisu Reveseri (Vek) 43.525 43.225 42.250 42.800 171.800

1 Barbro Marstk (SMIGSACH) 46.300 49.025 48.250 47.450 191.025

2 Leina Uverilsetrese (Vek) 46.975 47.100 47.925 48.800 190.800

3 Rebekka Tchaiskonov (SOYU) 49.150 48.225 48.475 44.675 190.525

4 Nina Keletida (Vul) 46.150 46.450 47.450 49.525 189.575
5 Georgina Wsverik (SOYU) 47.000 45.550 47.450 49.150 189.150
6 Alida Diana (Vul) 45.800 49.525 46.050 47.025 188.400
7 Uoldolberta Trogdorson (SMIGSACH) 45.725 47.575 47.850 46.975 188.125
8 Elin Marsch (SMIGSACH) 47.200 46.825 47.050 46.100 187.175
9 Xa Vilaseru (Vek) 46.200 47.750 46.725 45.900 186.575
10 Ikrisia Eleseri (Vek) 45.400 47.075 46.725 46.250 185.450
11 Elena Comanadia (Vul) 46.150 46.425 47.225 45.150 184.950
12 Annemarie Thuemerley (Vul) 46.875 45.525 47.225 45.300 184.925
13 Ivalsa Noleste (Vek) 45.575 45.600 46.450 46.250 183.875
14 Alexis Ryakiv (SOYU) 43.075 46.875 45.225 48.500 183.675
15 Tayana Tystein (SMIGSACH) 47.075 45.400 45.425 45.275 183.175
16 Tekla Angelina (Vul) 44.825 46.875 45.600 44.775 182.075
17 Tedje Irnscrbrson (SMIGSACH) 46.750 46.000 43.175 45.550 181.475
18 Audrei Halonen (SOYU) 44.925 44.375 45.500 46.275 181.075
19 Irma Koska (SMIGSACH) 43.225 45.625 44.325 46.175 179.350
20 Rachel Asinolikov (SOYU) 44.600 44.450 46.200 44.050 179.300
21 Yva Kire (Vek) 45.300 43.550 44.925 45.300 179.075
22 Selvala Lusesitre (Vek) 44.250 45.650 44.100 45.000 179.000
23 Tarja Halomain (SOYU) 43.900 43.575 45.450 45.850 178.775
24 Amanda Brown (Vul) 44.100 46.000 45.225 42.925 178.250

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Ooc: Cutoff will be Wednesday night to give some people time to do some posts. Also, I’ll give an extra RP bonus because of the event being pushed back.

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Alexsander Repita Brings Home the Gold

KITSUNIVA — Alexsander Repita, member of the Men’s Artistic team from Southern Yugoslavia, won the first gold medal of the event. Thousands of fans that followed the Southern Yugoslavian team cheered when he completed his performance, and were on their feet when he was awarded with the gold. This marks the first gold medal for Southern Yugoslavia in gymnastics since 2007.

Also winning a medal was Rebekka Tchaiskonov, who was awarded the bronze for Women’s artistic. She received massive amounts of cheers as she took her spot at third place.

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Uverilsetrese Grabs Silver
Reporting for V3 News Services, Yamanov Sulekarenso

KITSUNIVA - Leina Uverilsetrese took home silver for Vekaiyu in the woman’s artistic routine. Her final routine of 48.800 was a strong effort, but was not enough to overcome front-running Barbro Marstk from Smigsachenweiz, who finished ahead of her by a margin of 0.225 points. “I’m proud of my score,” she commented after the event, “but I wish there were more nations who competed for this competition. I really would like to continue my training for the 2011 Summer Games.”

For the men’s artistic routine, Ehjy Uvves took bronze with a very impressive 49.700 score in the last event. “I tend to warm first,” he replied. “Actually I’m glad I came. It helps me to get warmed up for other competitions later on.”

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VCNMN’s Coverage of the East Pacific Interregional Gymnastics Competiton

This is Sara Suleslawa for VCNMN. Evayan Meirain grabbed the silver in the Men’s Artistic Team event. “My only regret is that there aren’t that many nations competing. Hopefully, the Olympics this summer will prove to be a challenge to me and my fellow athletes.”

In the Women’s event, Nina Keletida missed the bronze after she nearly stumbled upon landing after doing a back flip in the air. “I guess that didn’t sit well with the judges,” Nina Keletida said. “I plan to do much better in the Summer Olympics this year.”

This has been Sara Suleslawa for VCNMN.

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OOC: Day 2 Cutoff. Alright, here are the scores!

RHYTHMIC
Men’s Individual
1 Leon Frey (VUL) 76.325

2 Gernot Sonson (SMIGSACH) 73.225

3 Reko Sobanost (VEK) 71.400

4 Yamano Teleseri (VEK) 70.325
5 Sven Bjornstein (SMIGSACH) 68.800
6 Serj Ikinov (SOYU) 68.250
7 Klaus Andraniov (VUL) 68.125
8 Brandon Yussif (SOYU) 68.025

RHYTHMIC Men’s Team

1 Yero Sakaneski (VEK) 35.725

2 Leon Frey (VUL) 35.400

3 Herschel Ervinask (SOYU) 35.250

4 Vaast Centrafuhst (SMIGSACH) 34.950
5 Evayan Meirain (VUL) 34.600
6 Rikfrid O’Malley (SMIGSACH) 34.475
Viktor Erasavri (VEK) 34.475
8 Daszo Ikni’istro (VEK) 34.175
9 Nigil Weskivotry (SOYU) 32.875
10 Klaus Andraniov (VUL) 32.375
11 Virgil Grantisov (SOYU) 32.200
12 Boje Zetrestein (SMIGSACH) 31.625

Usually there’s a qualifying round, but since there aren’t that many nations, I decided it wasn’t necessary to do so. I hope this is okay with everyone, and congrats to everyone who has won medals so far.

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Herschel Ervinask Gets Bronze

KITSUNIA - Herschel Ervinask brought home the bronze in Men’s Rhythmic for Southern Yugoslavia. Finishing with a final score of 35.250, just narrowly losing the silver to Leon Frey from Vulshain with a final score of 35.400. “I felt I did okay, but I could have done better.” Ervinask commented after the event.

Serj Ikinov finished 6th in the Men’s Individual, not winning a medal. Ervinask’s medal win brings the total of medals won by Southern Yugoslavia to three, one gold and two bronze medals.

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VCNMN’s Coverage of the East Pacific Interregional Gymnastics Competiton

This is Sara Suleslawa for VCNMN. Leon Frey won two medals in a row during Day 2 of the Interregional Gymnastics Competition: first a gold then a silver. “I only wish there were more people competing. But still, I had a lot of fun out there, and I’m betting all of the other athletes did as well,” Leon Frey told VCNMN.

Today is Day 3 of the Interregional Gymnastics Competition.

This has been Sara Suleslawa for VCNMN.

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Yero Sakaneski Takes Gold
Reporting for V3 News Services, Yamanov Sulekarenso

KITSUNIVA - With a score of 35.725, Yero Sakaneski took gold for Vekaiyu in the mens rhythmic event yesterday. His score edged out the silver from Vulshain by a slim margin of 0.325 points. “Rhythmic Gymnastics is a relatively new event in Olympic Games,” he said prior to the event, “but it the dexterity and aesthetics involved in it captures the essence of Vekaiyun style. We’re built for the such events.”

Reko Sobanost won bronze with a score of 71.400 for the individual events. Following close behind was Vekaiyun athlete Yamano Teleseri, whose score was only 0.075 points off the pace from the front-running Vekaiyun.

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Cutoff for Day 3 starts now! And here are the scores!

RHYTHMIC

Women’s Individual

1 Jesika Nislasvi (VEK) 71.825

2 Jyulia Herskiv (SOYU) 71.550

3 Elena Comanadia (VUL) 70.875

4 Rae Udero-Danielson (SIMGSACH) 70.650
5 Ankya Subanistre (VEK) 70.250
6 Kayla Kekonniv (SOYU) 69.700
7 Dagmare Shellarst (SMIGSACH) 68.750
8 Amanda Brown (VUL) 65.300

Women’s Team

1 Elena Comanadia (VUL) 35.350

Yva Solakuv (VEK) 35.350

3 Kristal Triskinov (SOYU) 35.125

4 Toeki Pevertschofreugberg-Dusntstein (SIMGSAC) 34.750
5 Zjarriten Steinson (SMIGSAC) 34.625
6 Nina Keletida (VUL) 34.450
7 Robyn Rhodesiv (SOYU) 34.100
8 Annalina Simpson (SMIGSAC) 34.050
9 Kate Niskovi (SOYU) 33.350
10 Ika Solepise (VEK) 33.075
11 Amanda Brown (VUL) 32.150
12 Riyna Bolisavo (VEK) 32.100

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Vekaiyun Women Sweep Golds
Reporting for V3 News Services, Yamanov Sulekarenso

KITSUNIVA - Yesterday, Vekaiyu took golds in both events: the women’s individual and women’s team rhythmic gymnastics event. The successes began in the morning with Jesika Nislasvi of Iruk claiming gold with a score of 71.825, about 0.275 points above the silver medalist from Southern Yugoslavia. “It’s true,” she said after her routine, “we Vekaiyuns are very good at being dexterous. But I believe we’re ready to compete at the Olympics this year. It will definitely be exciting to see if we can keep up.”

In the afternoon, Vekaiyun athlete Yva Solakuv tied with Elena Comanadia of Vulshain for the gold in the Womens Team event with a score of 35.350. This marks the first time in the events that entrants have tied for a medal. Due to accepted scoring procedures, no silver medal was awarded and instead a bronze was issued to the third-place Kristal Triskinov from Southern Yugoslavia. “I only hope I can continue to bring glory to my Vekaiyun nation,” the nationalistic Solakuv said after her routine.

Vekaiyu has now amassed three golds, one silver, and two bronze through three days of competition so far.

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Smigsachwian Royal News

“Not long ago our Smigsachwieolimpschguppe has gathered a gold medal in Women’s Artistic event with a brilliant show of finesse by Barbo Marstk, who gathered 191.025 points in total. Then recently we got information, of the next medals for our country, Gernot Sonson got silver in Men’s Rythmic event, with 3.100 points in total, after Vulshain’s representative - Leon Frey! Annnd here comes Gernot! Gernot! Barthles Riddenstein for SRN, would you answer a few questions?”

“Sure” said a small, dark-haired man. His red costume, with white and yellow stripes, and black details had a Serenitech logo on the back.

“How do you feel about getting a silver medal?”

“It’s great! I mean, everyone knows, that candidsapiens are more agile, yet I managed to get as far, as second place!”

“And what about Barbo?”

“I already congratulated her. Gold medal? I wasn’t even sure we will get any medals!”

“Why?”

“Smigsachwieolimpschguppe isn’t exactly well-financed. Our training is difficult because of it.”

“I thought Serenitech has been sponsoring you?”

“No, no. They give us some funding, in exchange for the ads on our costumes. If not for this, we wouldn’t have money for the trainer even!”

“Next day will be the trampoline event. Any thoughts on, who might win it?”

“In Women category? Sayli Eroni definetely. This Vekayiun fox is the favourite. Especially since Gusti Sulverschwatscheson, has sprained her ankle two days ago. Though in Men, our own Rado Brandost is getting claims of being favourite. Of course there could be heard untrue rumors, as if he took drugs. Those jealous furbags!”

“Uuuh, yes, Barthles Riddenstein for SRN, back to the studio.”

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Women Take Second and Third

KITSUNIVA - The women’s individual and women’s team rhythmic won the silver and bronze medals respectively yesterday. The day started with Jesika Nislasvi of Vekaiyu winning the gold, and Southern Yugoslavia’s own Jyulia Herskiv, a New Skopje native. She fell short of winning the gold by about 0.275 points. “I felt confident about my performance, and it paid off in the end. I am disappointed about missing out on the gold, however.” She commented after the event.

The next event brought on a tie between the gymnasts from Vekaiyu and Vulshain, who were both awarded gold medals. Kristal Triskinov, who came third in the event, was awarded a bronze medal. The tying gymnasts scored 35.350, while Triskinov scored 35.125. “I know both our men and women’s gymnastics team is bringing fame to our country, and will hopefully continue to do so in later competitions.” She commented before returning to the hotel she and the rest of the team is staying in.

In all, Southern Yugoslavia has won one gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.

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Cutoff for Day 4, which is the last day of the Gymnastics Event. And now, here are the final scores!

Men’s Trampoline

1 Gustaf Urgov (SOYU) 40.70

2 Leo Benedikt (VUL) 40.60

3 Rado Brandost (SMIG) 40.50

Viktor Salaberu (VEK) 40.50

5 Jozef Rafal (VUL) 40.10
6 Stapen Nolestru (VEK) 39.70
7 Mauritz Westikov (SOYU) 39.50
8 Siegfred Sonstein (SMIG) 38.60

Women’s Trampoline

1 Julienne Valerija (VUL) 37.00

2 Sayli Eroni (VEK) 36.70

3 Alexsandra Priskontiv (SOYU) 36.50

Gusti Sulverschwatscheson (SMIG) 36.50

Tania Rikarov (SOYU) 36.50

6 Elena Comanadia (VUL) 35.90
7 Riyna Mulekastri (VEK) 35.80
8 Lage Testegstyschviste (SMIG) 35.70

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Gymnastics Event Comes to a Close

KITSUNIVA - The Interregional Gymnastics Event came to a close yesterday as the final medals were awarded and teams returned home. Southern Yugoslavia finished strong as Gustaf Urgov won the gold for Southern Yugoslavia with a final score of 40.70, .10 points ahead of the second place Vulshainian, Leo Benedikt. Coming in third in another tie were Rado Brandost from Smigsachenweiz and Viktor Salaberu from Vekaiyu.

In the women’s trampoline, a three-way tie occurred between two gymnasts from Southern Yugoslavia, Alexsandra Priskontiv and Tania Rikarov, and Gusti Sulverschwatscheson from Smigsachenweiz. This event marks the first time a national team for gymnastics was formed to represent Southern Yugoslavia since the late 1970s.

During the competition, Southern Yugoslavia amassed two gold medals, one silver medal, and five bronze medals.