Ukraine vs. Canada vs. Russia June 29, Kiev 1. Ukraine (42.75, 46.05, 46.7, 43.9) 179.400 2. Russia (41.6, 45.7, 44.8, 43.45) 175.550 3. Canada (42.5, 41.3, 39.15, 41.25) 164.200 Ukraine: Daria Zgoba = leader 1st AA -1st year senior Valentina Golenkova beam routine incl.: front aerial to side somi, front handspring to front tuck, standing Arabian, full turn in Y and double pike -Alina Kozich = 2nd all-around even though fell on her Omelianchik on beam Svetlana Klyukina (Russia) = 3rd AA Gymnasts at the meet: Ukraine: Daria Zgoba, Valentina Golenkova, Alina Kozich, Anastasia Koval, Irina Krasnyanskaya, Marina Proskurina, Olga Scherbatykh; Russia: Svetlana Klyukina, Nadezhda Chikhiryova, Alyona Donodina, Yulia Lozhechko, Kristina Pravdina, Ksenia Semyonova, Alyona Zmeu; Canada: Kristina Vaculik (new national champion), Aisha Gerber, Cynthia Lemieux, Rebecca Simbhudas http://intlgymnast.com/news/2007/june/062907_canrusukr.html

Does full turn in Y mean with leg up?

Yup! Like in this video of Vanessa Ferrari's (Italy) gold floor routine at the European championships: [youtube]Nvcr26T7G0s[/youtube] Someone posted her start value for her floor routine, she got 0.2 for the full turn in Y position, a B element: 1. Double-double - G - 0.7 2. Full-in double tuck - E - 0.5 3. Split leap with full twist - C - 0.3 4. Triple twist - E - 0.5 5. One and half twist - C - 0.3 6. Punch front full - C - 0.3 and 0.1 in connection 7. Full turn in Y position - B - 0.2 8. Switch ring leap - C - 0.3 9 Switch leap - B - 0.2 10. Double pike - D - 0.4 SV = 16.3 (top 10 elements count)

Men's team: Ukraine vs. Russia vs. USA June 30, Kiev Men's Team 1. Ukraine 271.700 2. Russia 269.100 3. USA 268.250 All-Around 1. Jonathan Horton USA 89.600 2. Maxim Devyatovsky RUS 89.050 3. Vadim Kuvakin UKR 88.700 "Ukrainian Men Best Russia, USA" - http://internationalgymnast.com/news/2007/june/063007_rusukrusa.html