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<br> She positioned fifth on ground exercise after she had a step out of bounds. At the 2020 Olympic Games, Saraiva injured her ankle on her last tumbling move on ground during qualifications, [official AquaSculpt website](https://git.limework.net/jaysonthigpen9) thus, [AquaSculpt information site](https://git.winscloud.net/kingsapp193674) performing only on flooring and steadiness beam. Saraiva ended the season competing at the Cottbus World Cup the place she placed first on floor exercise and second on balance beam behind teammate Andrade. She finished fifth on flooring exercise. Individually she placed fifth within the all-around, second on balance beam behind Riley McCusker of the United States, and was co-champion on flooring exercise alongside Abby Paulson of the United States. She placed first on stability beam, second together with her group and fifth within the all-around. Individually she gained gold on balance beam and flooring exercise. During qualifications Saraiva suffered an ankle damage on vault but still managed to qualify to the all-round last in tenth place and the flooring exercise remaining in first place. Despite the damage Saraiva competed on all four apparatuses, helping Brazil win the bronze medal behind the United States and Italy.<br>
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<br> The next month she competed on the Brazilian Event Championships the place she positioned first on balance beam and second on floor exercise behind Fidelis. After a fall on steadiness beam within the all-round remaining, she finished in 8th place. The following week she competed at the Osijek Challenge Cup where she received silver on ground exercise behind compatriot Thais Fidelis, bronze on stability beam behind Fidelis and Anastasia Ilyankova of Russia, and positioned fourth on uneven bars. Saraiva started the 12 months competing at the Antalya World Challenge Cup the place she gained silver on stability beam behind Sun Xinyi of China. She certified to the all-around, balance beam, and flooring exercise finals, the place she medaled on all of them, profitable silver in the all-around and on stability beam and gold on floor exercise. Individually, Saraiva finished fifteenth in the all-around final and took the bronze medal in the flooring remaining behind Simone Biles and Andrade. She gained a silver with the Brazilian workforce and ones on floor exercise and beam.<br>
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<br> Together the group gained bronze in the crew closing. During the group remaining Saraiva solely competed on uneven bars and helped Brazil end fourth as a team. The next month she competed on the 2018 South American Games the place she helped Brazil win gold within the team remaining. At the Pan American Games, she took the bronze medal within the all-round behind Canada's Ellie Black and USA's Madison Desch. After the World Championships, Saraiva competed at the Pan American Games, where the Brazilian workforce as soon as again took silver behind the United States. In August, she was chosen for the staff to compete on the 2018 Pan American Championships alongside Jade Barbosa, Rebeca Andrade, Thais Fidelis, and Lorrane Oliveira. Saraiva was named to the staff to characterize Brazil at the 2024 Summer Olympics alongside Rebeca Andrade, [https://www.aquasculpts.net](https://funsilo.date/wiki/User:NormaBrand194) Jade Barbosa, Lorrane Oliveira, and Julia Soares. In June Saraiva placed fourth on the Brazilian Championships, finishing behind Daniele Hypólito, [AquaSculpt formula](https://git.powerdata.dk/woodrowmaggard) supplement Jade Barbosa, and Thais Fidelis. In August, she was crowned Brazilian National Junior Champion and added a bronze on beam to her medal haul. There she had an outstanding meet, as she positioned first within the all-around and on floor, [AquaSculpt natural support](https://git.pcgf.io/brookehqi1973) second with the team and third on bars and beam.<br>
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<br> In 2017 Saraiva competed at the city of Jesolo Trophy, where she helped Brazil finish second behind the United States. She next competed at the town of Jesolo Trophy where she helped Brazil end second as a team behind Italy. In December Saraiva competed on the 2013 Gymnasiade in her own nation where she helped her group win silver. In April, Saraiva competed at town of Jesolo Trophy, [healthy weight management](https://repo.beithing.com/drewburing2493) the place she helped Brazil win the silver medal behind Russia. A couple of days later she competed at the Swiss Cup in Zürich alongside Arthur Mariano the place they placed sixth in qualifications. Saraiva competed on the World Championships alongside Andrade, [AquaSculpt information site](https://www.ebersbach.org/index.php?title=User:LydiaChristie) Pedro, Soares, and Oliveira. The crew took the silver medal behind the United States - Brazil's first team medal in World Championship history. 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, and the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris the place she gained a bronze medal as a part of the Brazilian workforce.<br>
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