Gymnastics Calendar to Worlds

We have quite the lineup of meets before 2013 World Championships in Antwerp, Belgium from Sept 30-Oct 6. This will be updated as we get more information on the various meets.

Worlds Definitive Registration here - number of spots open per country.

Dates	Meet Info
Aug 30-Sep 8	Chinese National Games
	More info: here Sui Lu, Deng Linlin, He Kexin, Huang Quishuang, Wu Liufang may all retire at the end of these Games Results/Links/Videos: chinesegymnastics on tumblr
Aug 31-Sep 1	International Friendly; Alphen aan den Rijn, NED
	More info: here; Nominative List: here Countries include Romania (Izbasa, Bulimar), Netherlands, Germany, Great Britain, Austria, Sweden and Belgium. This will also serve as the 2nd World Championships qualifying event for the Netherlands.
Sept 6 - 8	Romanian Nationals
	More info: here
Sept 7 - 8	Magyar Grand Prix, HUN
	More info: here Competitors include Kriztian Berki and Epke Zonderland along with up-and-comer Noemi Makra on the women's side.
Sept 12 - 16	US Worlds Team Selection Camp; Texas, USA
	More info: here Athletes: Biles, Maroney, Price, Nichols, Milliet, Skinner, Ross, Desch, Dowell, Ernst, and Baker.
Sep 13 - 15	Osijek Challenge Cup
	Nominative list: here (updated 9/11) GBR is sending both Rebecca Tunney and Downie, Noemi Makra of hungary and Elsa Garcia of Mexico are listed in the all-around. Four Dutch girls will be competing in what appears to be a very probable Worlds team. Millousi will grace us with her presence on beam. Russia is sending Sosnitskaya and Rodionova and South Africa will be represented by Claudia Cummins and Kirsten Beckett.
Sept 14	GER-ITA Friendly; Vigevano, ITA
	Info/Italian competitors: here German competitors: here Ferlito, Ferrari, and Meneghini are set to compete. Campana and Fasana are both listed but both are reported to be injured. Francesca De Agostini, who just fell short of making the Olympic team will also be there
Sept 19-25	Japan Junior International; Yokohoma, JPN
	More info: WAG, MAG participant lists USA will be sending Bailie Key and Laurie Hernandez. GBR will be sending Catherine Lyons and Georgia Mae-Fenton. Brinn Bevan, who impressed at EYOF, will compete in the men's competition with Nile Wilson.