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Tiana Sumanasekera Super Slow Motion 2025 Xfinity US Championships Day 2 Vertical Video

00:00 Vault 01:11 Uneven Bars 07:09 Balance Beam 13:21 Floor Vertical Video Tiana Sumanasekera Super Slow Motion 2025 Xfinity US Championships Day 2 Tiana Sumanasekera, the 17-year-old artistic gymnast from Pleasanton, California, training at World Champions Centre, wrapped up her senior women's competition at the 2025 Xfinity U.S. Championships on Day 2 (August 10) at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. Entering the day in 9th place after a 52.850 all-around on Day 1, she delivered a cleaner performance with fewer major errors, boosting her Day 2 score to 53.100 and securing 9th overall with a combined total of 105.950. This result earned her a spot on the newly announced 2025 Senior Women's National Team, positioning her for the World Championships Selection Camp (September 29–October 2 in Crossville, Tennessee) and a potential berth to the 2025 World Championships in Jakarta (October 19–25). Her Day 2 routines emphasized consistency on her stronger events—vault and beam—while showing improvement on floor, though uneven bars remained a relative weakness. Day 2 featured the second rotation of all-around competition, with gymnasts performing on all four events again. Sumanasekera avoided falls but picked up minor deductions for steps and form breaks. Her execution scores improved noticeably from Day 1. Vault 13.950 Balance Beam 13.850 Floor Exercise 13.500 Day 2 All-Around Total: 53.100 (a 0.25-point gain from Day 1, showing progress despite the competitive field). Overall Placement After Day 2: 9th in all-around (Hezly Rivera dominated with 112.000 to win the title, followed by Leanne Wong at 111.200 and Joscelyn Roberson at 109.600). She ranked mid-pack on individual events but qualified for national team consideration based on her combined scores.