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Naomi Visser placed 11th in the all-around final at the World Championships in Rotterdam. American Skye Blakely took gold, and Visser is due to compete in the uneven bars final on Saturday.
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Naomi Visser finished 11th in the women’s all-around final at the World Championships in Rotterdam, scoring 52.866 points. American Skye Blakely won gold with 55.733, ahead of Russia’s Lyudmila Roshchina on 55.199 and China’s He Qinqin on 55.032.
Visser had qualified eighth and performed a steady final without major errors, according to ANP. Algeria’s Kaylia Nemour, the top qualifier, placed fourth with 54.998 after a major mistake on vault.
Visser will compete again on Saturday in the uneven bars final.
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