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Just how successful was Gina Gogean? Well consider this:

Gina ranks as the 7th best gymnast in my points data. In the same data she ranks 1st amongst 1990s gymnasts. In the 1993-1996 quad alone she accumulated more points than Lilia Podkopayeva who won two AA titles. She even ranks as the 5th most successful gymnast of the 1997-2000 Olympic quad despite having participated in just one major competition.

Gina Gogean is best known for being one of the most effective gymnasts when it came to winning medals. Yet oddly enough, despite winning a gold medal at the World Championships on nine different occasions, Gina never won an Olympic gold medal. It is one of the most bizarre stat lines in WAG history.

Olympics & World Championships:

Results:

1989
Japan Junior International: 4th-AA, 1st-FX

1990
Goodwill Games: 3rd-VT

1991
Medico Cup: 1st-AA, 1st-UB

1992
Gander Memorial: 4th-AA
Romanian International: 1st-AA
Champions All: 1st-AA
European Championships: 2nd-AA, 2nd-VT, 1st-FX
Olympic Games: 2nd-Team, 6th-AA, 5th-VT

1993
World Championships: 2nd-AA, 3rd-BB, 2nd-FX
Chunichi Cup: 2nd-AA
DTB Cup: 2nd-VT, 1st-UB, 2nd-BB, 2nd-FX

1994
European Championships: 1st-AA, 1st-BB, 3rd-FX
World Championships: 2nd-AA, 1st-VT, 3rd-FX
World Team Championships: 1st-Team
Chunichi Cup: 1st-AA

1995
World Championships: 1st-Team, 3rd-VT, 1st-FX
Chunichi Cup: 2nd-AA
DTB Cup: 1st-VT, 4th-UB, 2nd-BB, 2nd-FX
European Cup: 5th-AA, 5th-VT, 3rd-UB, 5th-FX

1996
European Championships 1st-Team, 2nd-BB
World Championships: 1st-VT, 1st-FX
Olympic Games: 3rd-Team, 2nd-AA, 3rd-VT, 3rd-BB
Chunichi Cup: 1st-AA
DTB Cup: 4th-VT, 1st-BB, 3rd-FX
Massilia Gym Cup: 1st-AA

1997
Chunichi Cup: 9th-AA, 1st-VT, 1st-BB, 1st-FX
DTB Cup: 3rd-VT, 1st-BB, 2nd-FX
World Championships: 1st-Team, 4th-AA, 1st-BB, 1st-FX

1998
World Cup: 2nd-VT, 3rd-BB, 2nd-FX

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Results are taken from Score for Score, The Gymternet, GymnasticGreats, My Meet Scores, Gymn-Forum, the official websites of various national gymnastics federations, newspaper clippings, classic gymnastics magazines, and in some cases, were provided by the gymnasts themselves. An explanation for the meaning of these symbols can be found here.