* GYMfamily Event16th Asian Games - TRAMPOLINE Events

At the weekend November 20 to 21 take place the trampoline competition of the 16th ASIAN GAMES 2010 in the city of Guangzhou.
In site China an Japan are leading nation, this gymnastics discipline is not so widely spreat in Asia.
So the trampoline event here in Guangzhou is visited by five nations only in women's and men's Olympic individual trampoline class.

At the end the Chinese athlets won all the each gold and silver medals ...

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16th Asian GAMES 2010
- Guangzhou, Nov 21 - 22
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** Women's FINAL
1. HUANG Shanshan (CHN)   - 41.40
2. HE Wenna                (CHN) -40.90
3. KHILKO Ekaterina (UZB) -39.50

4. SAVKINA Anna      (UZB) -39.20
5. YAMADA Ayana    (JPN) - 37.10

* Women's Qualification
1. HE Wenna                 (CHN) - 71.80 Q
2. HUANG Shanshan (CHN) - 71.40 Q
3. KHILKO Ekaterina   (UZB) - 69.60 Q
4. YAMADA Ayana         (JPN) - 66.40 Q
5. SAVKINA Anna         (UZB) - 59.60 Q

** MEN's FINAL

1. DONG Dong                 (CHN) - 44.50
2. TU Xiao                        (CHN) - 43.80
3. SOTOMURA Tetsuya (JPN) - 42.40

4. ITO Masaki 41.90
5. SYZDYK Yernur 37.10
6. ALHAMAD Faraj Musa 34.80
7. ALKHAHDEIR Saleh K.. 22.50
8. MUSTAFIN Marat 11.80

* MEN's Qualification

1. DONG Dong                (CHN) - 76.20 Q
2. TU Xiao                         (CHN) - 75.90 Q
3. ITO Masaki                     (JPN) - 74.90 Q
4. SOTOMURA Tetsuya   (JPN) - 73.90 Q
5. MUSTAFIN Marat           (UZB) - 66.70 Q
6. ALHAMAD Faraj Musa (QAT) - 63.80 Q
7. SYZDYK Yernur             (IOC) - 39.20 Q
8. ALKHAHDEIR Saleh K.. (IOC) - 23.00 Q

The 17th edition of the quadrennial Asian Games is scheduled to take place from September 19 – October 4, 2014 in Incheon, South Korea.

The city was awarded the right to host the Games on April 17, 2007 when it defeated Delhi, India, and made this the third city in South Korea to host the Asian Games after Seoul (1986) and Busan (2002).

At their 29th General Assembly held this month in Guangzhou, the Olympic Committee of Asia (OCA) postponed deciding on the Incheon Games sports programme until the Executive Board meeting in Oman in December.

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