Courtesy of the Artistic Gymnastics Federation of Russia, we have added photos of Vika from the Moscow Championship to the gallery! You can click a thumbnail below to see the full gallery.

Patterson Dismount!!

Today was the last day of the AA competition and the girls on the national team won't be participating in the Event Finals tomorrow. The gymnasts on the national team only planned to compete in the AA competition, therefore, this concludes the competition for Vika.

Masters of Sport:
1.) Yulia Belokobylskaya
2.) Anna Dementieva
3.) Kristina Goryunova
4.) Yulia Inshina
5.) Anastasia Sidorova
6.) Anna Rodionova
7.) Ksenia Afanasyeva
8.) Tatiana Nabieva
9.) Viktoria Komova
10.) Anastasia Grishina
11.) Aliya Mustafina

Candidates Masters of Sport
1.) Maria Kharenkova
2.) Kristina Levshina

Vika and her coach decided to compete at the Moscow Championship in two events, the Beam and Bars.

During the All Around, Vika scored 15.6 on the Uneven Bars, and 15.1 on the Beam. Vika also dismounted the Beam with the Patterson.

Although the results aren't officially published and the full results aren't available yet, I can confirm Yulia Belokobylskaya finished in 1'st in the AA final, with Anna Dementyeva finishing in second, only .05 points behind Yulia.

Vika and her coach recently decided to not compete at the Moscow Championship this year. She is doing well, but they prefer to continue to train to work on new routines she is practicing on. She's not quite ready with her new routines just yet, and will continue her training instead.

The next competition for the gymnasts will be the Championship in Moscow which will take place at the Dinamo gym!

It will take place on February 14-17, and Vika will be competing!

Happy Birthday to Vika! Vika turns 17 today!

A new issue of Gymnastika has been released by the federation! It's now uploaded on the websites. You can click the link below to go directly to the new issue.

Gymnastics is a periodical released by the Gymnastics Federation of Russia. The latest issue features an interview with Galina Grishina, Anastasia Grishina's mother. Translation will soon follow.

Click here to see the new issue!

The results from the Couch Gymnast Awards have been announced.

The Most Unfortunate Injury of the Year is the injury Aliya suffered at the Euros last year.

"She was supposed to defend her title.  She was supposed to take us into the big pre-Olympic year proving that she was no flash in the pan.  She was supposed to remind us why she was the best gymnast in the World.  Instead, she landed badly on her most risky skill and was taken out of the game.  It was a shocking, sad moment."

Aleksandr Aleksandrov is also the runner up for the Coach of the Year award.

"Alexandrov tells it like it is, from his opinion of gymnastics, to his appraisals of his gymnasts.  He has  worked to turn Russian gymnastics around, bringing them back to gold medal potential, a position they have not been in for years.  It is a testament to his coaching talents."

As for Gymnast of the Year, Viktoria Komova finished as the Runner Up.

"All eyes have been glued on Komova since her junior debut.  Lyrical, but capable of great difficulty, she is a lovely gymnast.  This year she came back from a lengthy injury break, gaining enough form to seriously content for the World AA crown.  Very impressive indeed!"

Ksenia Afanasyeva finished in third place.

For the Award of Personality of the Year, Tatiana finished as a runner up in second place.

"Tatiana Nabieva, ever the fan favorite for her high spirits and comic charm is still considered one of the great characters of this sport- and where would we be without one of these Russians!  This year Nabieva went from key all-arounder rookie to a two-event team veteran- and she did it with a courage and consistency we have not seen from her before."

For the award of Rookie Gymnast of the Year, Yulia Belokobylskaya finished in second.

"With all the talk about juniors like Komova and Grishina, Yulia Belokobylskaya never figured largely in talk about the Russian up-and-comers.  She wasn’t even part of the junior European team that excited the gym world so much in 2010.  Then she emerged in 2011 to take a European floor bronze in early 2011 and to consolidate herself as one of Russia’s most elegant and exciting young gymnasts. It was less of a surprise then, when she made the World team."

Please check out the full results at the links below along with the comments from voters!

Dark Horse of the Year:

Anna Dementyeva won this award!

"When the European Championships rolled around in April this year, all expectations for the all around gold were placed on Russian team mate and World Champion Aliya Mustafina.  When a knee injury devastated her chances in the first rotation-vault-little Dementyeva stepped up with unprecedentedly confident and consistent performances to take the title."

Part 1 Results
Part 2 Results
Part 3 Results