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Russian News Piece on the National Championships Featuring Viktoria Komova

The Russian Championships are happening this week in Penza, Russia.

It has been confirmed that all of the major players (excluding Ksenia Afasaneyva) are there.
That does include Viktoria Komova and Tatiana Nabieva. However, this is not a "comeback" she's just there to help her St. Petersburg team and nothing more.

In this video clip from the Russian news media, we see lovely Aliya Mustafina giving an interview and we see clips of the girls in training, including the elusive Viktoria Komova, who is back after nearly a year off.  She's definitely grown, but she still has those lovely lines. She looks so different, I nearly didn't recognize her.



There is live streaming of the event on www.sportgymrus.ru. The schedule is posted below

Wednesday 2 April
Junior AA Qualification and Team Final

  • 12:00 - 13:50 Subdivision 1 (Northwestern, Siberian, Southern, Moscow I, Volga)
  • 14:00 - 15:50 Subdivision 2 (Ural, Central, Far Eastern, Saint Petersburg, Moscow II)
Thursday 3 AprilSenior AA Final and Team Qualification
  • 12:00 - 13:50 Subdivision 1 (Southern, Northwestern, Central I, Central II, Siberian)
  • 14:00 - 15:50 Subdivision 2 (Volga, Ural, Moscow, Far Eastern, Saint Petersburg)
Friday 4 April
  • 12:00 - 13:50 Junior AA Final
Saturday 5 April
  • 11:00 - 13:00 Senior Team Final
Sunday 6 April
  • 11:00 - 13:00 Junior & Senior Event Finals
All times in Moscow time (GMT+4). For those of you who are going to be watching in the United States and Canada, Moscow time is roughly 8 hours ahead of New York (EDT). You can find out what time the event will be held on your local time via The World Time Server.


Some GIFS for your consideration:


GIFS via mustafeener

Schedule via lakekrugloye

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