Yes, there is something wrong. Somebody has misheard, misunderstood or mistranscribed this sentence: 'She finished 10th in the all-around.' Here's a definition of 'all-around.': Definition: The term all-around simply means all of the different gymnastics apparatus. All-around results would be the total of all four events in women's gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics, or all six events in men's gymnastics.

"all rounds" may be a special term for her sport or she finished 10th after all the rounds, might be better