Qualification was mainly decided by the voluntary portion of the event, as the top eight in that, qualified for the final. That meant Blake Gaudry (Australia) missed out on the final, despite the fourth-highest compulsory score. Gao Lei (China) led by a point and a half to Uladzislau Hancharou (Belarus). In the final, it was the consistency of Hancharou that got the win. The greatest difficulty and flight went to Lei, but his execution let him down so he could only finish bronze. Instead, it was compatriot Dong Dong (China) who snuck in for the silver medal.
🥇Uladzislau Hancharou 🇧🇾
🥈Dong Dong 🇨🇳
🥉Gao Lei 🇨🇳
Women’s Trampoline
Adversely to the male competition, it was the top eight in the compulsory section, who qualified for the final. Li Dan (China) scored the highest in that section, but a higher voluntary score saw Tatsiana Piatrenia (Belarus) top the qualification standings. He Wenna (China) had the highest difficulty and flight score in the final, with the highest execution score by Bryony Page (Great Britain). Neither of those put the trio together though, instead, Rosannagh MacLennan (Canada) took the gold medal by over 0.4 from Page. Wenna would not even get a medal, finishing behind compatriot Dan.
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