Gymnastics: Slovenians Dominant on Home Turf

Maribor, 27 April

Slovenia's men gymnasts had an excellent outing on Sunday in front of the home crowd at the Salamun Memorial in Maribor. Aljaz Pegan and Alen Dimic had a one-two finish on the high bar, while Mitja Petkovsek took third on the parallel bars.

The large crowd at the World Cup meet were on hand to see total Slovenian domination on the high bar, as Pegan scored 15.35 to top the competition, while Dimic came in second with 14.95.
Petkovsek scored 15.65 for third place on the parallel bars. The winner was Yann Cucherat of France with 15.9 points.
Unfortunately, the Slovenian women could not match the performance of the men, as Adele Sajn (13.475) had to settle for eighth place on the beam following a mistake. The winner was Canada's Kristina Vaculik (14.975).
In the vault, Korea's Ri Se Gwang mastered his two attempts to demolish the competition with a score of 16.4 points.
The Salamun Memorial was the last chance for European competitors to perfect their routines ahead of the European Championships in Lausanne on 8-10 May.

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Foreign Policy
Prime Ministers Jansa and Fukuda Discuss Ways to Bolster Ties
Tokyo, 23 April
Bilateral Cooperation
Slovenian, Slovakian President Discuss Cooperation
Bratislava, 22 April
Labour market
Conference: EU Needs Better Environment for Employing Youth
Brdo pri Kranju, 25 April
Minister Stresses Importance of Intergenerational Solidarity
Brdo pri Kranju, 28 April
Economy
PM Looking to Promote Trade Ties in Japan
Tokyo, 22 April
Perutnina Ptuj Opens New Factory in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sarajevo, 23 April
Chamber Confirms White Paper for Greater Competitiveness
Ljubljana, 22 April
EU Topics
EU and Japan Agree on Joint Climate Change Efforts
Tokyo, 23 April
Tuerk: EU Must Take on Role of Global Leader
Strasbourg, 23 April
Fight Against Drugs, Organised Crime Tops EU-Russia Meeting
Saint Petersburg, 25 April
Rupel Chairs EU Troika-OSCE Meeting
Luxembourg, 28 April
Official Outlines Presidency Progress to EP Committee Chairs
Strasbourg, 22 April
Transport
Karavanke Tunnel Gets Pass Grade, Will be Improved
Ljubljana, 23 April
Culture
Tuerk Says Today Chance to Reflect on Win over Fascism, Nazism
Begunje na Gorenjskem, 27 April
International Festival to Showcase Folklore
Novo mesto, 28 April
Sport
Gymnastics: Slovenians Dominant on Home Turf
Maribor, 27 April
Isakovic Getting Better and Better
Vienna, 28 April
Health
Slovenia Marks European Immunisation Week
Ljubljana, 23 April
Pharma Authorities Hold Meeting in a Bid to Establish Network
Brdo pri Kranju, 28 April
Government Adopts Mental Health Bill
Ljubljana, 25 April
Calendar of Events
Calendar of events for 29 April - 4 May

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