Elite Scores Explorer

Tap a column header to sort. D / E shown where the official sheet breaks them out. Meet links go to the official scoresheet. Avg: vault is the only event competed twice — gymnasts vying for a vault medal do two different vaults, and the two-vault average (dark, underlined) is what qualifies them to the final and decides medals; on all other rows the grey Avg is the gymnast's average on that event across the scores shown. Rank: a 1 gold / silver / bronze badge marks an official placement — the round that actually decided that title; a plain grey number is a qualification standing that awarded no medal (it decided who advanced); and — means no placement exists for that line, because the position would only be one we sorted ourselves. 2-Day Total: at two-day championships the title is decided on the combined Day 1 + Day 2 total — the all-around and the event titles at the U.S., Canadian, Italian and Japanese nationals, and the all-around alone at the Russian Cup, whose apparatus medals come from separate event finals. Filter to such a championship (only) and the table ranks it on that combined score, with each day shown underneath (Avg = combined ÷ 2); combined vault standings use the two-vault averages, so only gymnasts performing two vaults both days are ranked there. In mixed or all-meet views the days stay separate rows so every score compares routine-to-routine. A + after a two-vault average means it includes the 0.2 structural variety bonus — awarded under the 2025–2028 Code for two vaults with saltos in different directions, both landed. The bonus is added once to the average, not to either vault, so a marked figure sits above the mean of the two scores beside it. It did not exist before 2025, and today only about half of two-vault performances earn it, so set Vault bonus → Bonus off to strip it everywhere and compare eras — or gymnasts who forgo it — like-for-like.

Each cell is the gymnast's average on that event across the selected years & phase. Best per row highlighted; ranked on the full unrounded value. AA = sum of the four event values (needs all four).