2010 Ghent World Cup

2010 Ghent World Cup
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Dates	September 11-12
City	Ghent, Belgium
Vault Gold Medalist	Jessica Gil Ortiz (COL)
Uneven Bars Gold Medalist	Wu Liufang (CHN)
Balance Beam Gold Medalist	Ana Porgras (ROU)
Floor Exercise Gold Medalist	Sandra Izbaşa (ROU)
Preceded by	2010 Porto World Cup
Succeeded by	2010 Osijek World Cup

The 2010 Ghent World Cup took place on September 11-12 in Ghent, Belgium.

List of Participants

• Dorina Böczögő - Hungary
• Diana Chelaru - Romania
• Julie Crocket - Belgium
• Priti Das- India
• Luca Divenky - Hungary
• Jolien Eggermont - Belgium
• Luisa Galiulina - Uzbekistan
• Jessica Gil Ortiz - Colombia
• Sandra Izbaşa - Romania
• Roma Joglekar - India
• Ariella Kaeslin - Switzerland
• Ivana Kamnikar - Slovenia
• Diana Karimdjanova - Uzbekistan
• Dipa Karmakar - India
• Hadas Koren - Israel
• Tjasa Kysselef - Slovenia
• Jessica López - Venezuela
• Vasiliki Millousi - Greece
• Paschalina Mitrakou - Georgia
• Gaëlle Mys - Belgium
• Fiona Novak - Slovenia
• Adrian Nunes Gomes - Brazil
• Ana Porgras - Romania
• Roni Rabinovitz - Israel
• Amelia Racea - Romania
• Asal Saparbaeva - Uzbekistan
• Floriane Scianguetta - Belgium
• See Teng Yeong - Malaysia
• Renata Toth - Hungary
• Tracie Ang - Malaysia
• Irina Volodchenko - Uzbekistan 
• Wong Hiu Ying Angel - Hong Kong
• Wu Liufang - China
• Yang Yilin - China

Results

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Vault	Jessica Gil Ortiz Colombia (COL)	Diana Chelaru Romania (ROU)	Wong Hiu Ying Angel Hong Kong (HKG)
Uneven Bars	Wu Liufang China (CHN)	Ana Porgras Romania (ROU)	Jessica López Venezuela (VEN)
Balance Beam	Ana Porgras Romania (ROU)	Yang Yilin China (CHN)	Wu Liufang China (CHN)
Floor Exercise	Sandra Izbaşa Romania (ROU)	[[Julie Crocket] Belgium (BEL)	Roni Rabinovitz Israel (ISR)

Medal Count

Rank	Country				Total
1	Romania	2	2	0	4
2	China	1	1	1	3
3	Colombia	1	0	0	1
4	Belgium	0	1	0	1
5	Hong Kong	0	0	1	1
6	Israel	0	0	1	1
7	Venezuela	0	0	1	1