Sugawara wins women's gymnastics national c'ships

TOYAMA, Japan - Risa Sugawara of Nippon Sports Science University comes from behind to win her fifth women's all-around title in the gymnastics national championships at Toyota municipal gymnasium on Nov. 13.

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