Ana Barbosu, Olympic gymnast in Romania, headed for Stanford

Bronze medalist Olympic floor an ana bărbosu announced a commitment to Stanford And could become the first Olympic medalist in Romania to participate in the gymnastics of the NCAA.

The Bărbosu position said that it would be part of the 2029 class, which would mean its debut for Cardinal next season.

Bărbosu, 18, won the first Olympic gymnastics medal in Romania in 12 years at the Paris Games, although a current call process involving Jordan Chiles’ American score can affect the results.

On August 5, Chiles initially won the floor bronze after an American survey on his difficulty score led to his increase in a tenth. This moved him from fifth place in the bronze position, passing from Romanians Sabrina Voinea and Bărbosu.

After a Romanian call, a panel of the Arbitration Court for Sport (case) on August 10 rose the chile scoring because the score investigation was recorded as submitted four seconds after the one minute period. Chiles was returned to fifth place. Bărbosu has become the bronze medalist.

September 16, It was announced that the peppers called The decision of the Court to the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland. Case decisions, the headquarters of which are in Switzerland, can be invoked before the Swiss Federal Court for limited procedural reasons.

The chile call has not yet been resolved. The appeal said that cases refused to examine the video evidence found on August 11 which showed that the investigation had been submitted in time.

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