The fifth and final session of women’s gymnastics qualifications concluded with Brazil securing a spot in the team final, finishing 5.797 points behind the United States, which competed in Subdivision 2.

Despite having never won a team Olympic medal, Brazil is widely considered to be the biggest rival to Team USA and proved why with its confident performance in qualifications. Although the Brazilians finished the day in fourth, the team was just over a tenth of a point behind No. 3 China and just over three tenths behind No. 2 Italy.

All teams will start with a clean slate during the team final on July 30.

The team was led by Tokyo Olympic all-around silver medalist Rebeca Andrade, who posted the top score for her team on all four events. Andrade’s all-around score (57.700) also further solidifies her status as Simone Biles’ biggest medal threat. Biles and Andrade are the only two athletes who qualified to four out of five event finals.

Julia Soares impressed in her Olympic debut, posting a 13.800 on beam to qualify into the beam final with Andrade.

Fan-favorite Flavia Saraiva was en route to a spot in the balance beam final until she fell on her switch ring leap. However, Saraiva lit up the floor in the next rotation and secured a spot in the all-around final with Andrade.

Results: Team | All-Around | Vault | Uneven Bars | Balance Beam | Floor Exercise 

TEAM
1. United States - 172.296
2. Italy - 166.861
3. China - 166.628
4. Brazil - 166.499
5. Japan - 162.196
6. Canada - 161.563
7. Great Britain - 160.830
8. Romania - 159.497

ALL-AROUND
1. Simone Biles (United States) - 59.566
2. Rebeca Andrade (Brazil) - 57.700
3. Suni Lee (United States) - 56.132
4. Kaylia Nemour (Algeria) - 55.966
5. Manila Esposito (Italy) - 55.898
6. Alice D'Amato (Italy) - 55.432
7. Qiu Qiyuan (China) - 54.998
8. Ellie Black (Canada) - 54.766
9. Rina Kishi (Japan) - 54.699
10. Flavia Saraiva (Brazil) - 54.199
11. Ou Yushan (China) - 53.965
12. Ruby Pass (Australia) - 53.866
13. Helen Kevric (Germany) - 53.865
14. Ana Barbosu (Romania) - 55.533
15. Haruka Nakamura (Japan) - 53.532
16. Filipa Martins (Portugal) - 53.166
17. Naomi Visser (Netherlands) - 53.032
18. Bettina Lili Czifra (Hungary) - 52.732
19. Amalia Ghigoarta (Romania) - 52.665
20. Georgia-Mae Fenton (Great Britain) - 52.632
21. Sarah Voss (Germany) - 52.565
22. Ava Stewart (Canada) - 52.332
23. Alice Kinsella (Great Britain) - 51.999
24. Luisa Blanco (Colombia) - 51.698

VAULT
1. Simone Biles (United States) - 15.300
2. Rebeca Andrade (Brazil) - 14.683
3. Jade Carey (United States) - 14.433
4. Yeo Seojeong (South Korea) - 14.183
5. An Chang Ok ( North Korea) - 14.183
6. Shallon Olsen (Canada) - 14.166
7. Ellie Black (Canada) - 14.000
8. Valentina Georgieva (Bulgaria) - 13.999

UNEVEN BARS
1. Kaylia Nemour (Algeria) - 15.600
2. Qiu Qiyuan (China) - 15.066
3. Suni Lee (United States) - 14.866
4. Nina Derwael (Belgium) - 14.733
5. Yihan Zhang (China) - 14.700
6. Alice D'Amato (Italy) - 14.466
7. Becky Downie (Great Britain) - 14.666
8. Helen Kevric (Germany) - 14.600

BALANCE BEAM
1. Zhou Yaqin (China) - 14.866
2. Simone Biles (United States) - 14.733
3. Rebeca Andrade (Brazil)  - 14.500
4. Suni Lee (United States)  - 14.033
5. Sabrina Maneca-Voinea (Romania) - 14.000
6. Manila Esposito (Italy) - 13.966
7.  Alice D'Amato (Italy) - 13.866
8. Julia Soares (Brazil) - 13.800

FLOOR EXCERCISE
1. Simone Biles (United States) - 14.600
2. Rebeca Andrade (Brazil)  - 13.900
3. Jordan Chiles (United States) - 13.866
4. Sabrina Maneca-Voinea (Romania) - 13.800
5. Alice D'Amato (Italy) - 13.700 
6. Ou Yushan (China) - 13.666
7. Manila Esposito (Italy) - 13.633
8. Rina Kishi (Japan) - 13.600
8. Ana Barbosu (Romania) - 13.600