Problem of finding the right sequence of a passage

The passage below is from the following website.

http://www.humankinetics.com/excerpts/excerpts/sport-mechanics-offer-a-performance-edge-for-athletes

You can see the sentence as follows:

Apart from minor differences, all top-class athletes, no matter
what their sport, use superior technique based on the best use of
the mechanical principles that control human movement.

And after this sentence, the test demands for students to make a right connection between the jumbled passages, which respectively start with...

(A) Today’s top athletes get help from knowledgeable coaches
who critically observe their performances and tell them what
is efficient movement and what is not....

(B) Likewise, it’s virtually impossible nowadays for an athlete to
reach world-class status without the assistance of coaches
and sport scientists who know why it’s better to perform
movements one way rather than another.

(C) But it’s important to remember that the refined, polished
movements you see in the technique of an elite athlete seldom
occur by chance...

(I omitted two additional sentences after passage (A) and (B) each according to the prescription that we should use four or less sentences when questioning.)

And the correct answer presented is (C)-(B)-(A).

This is my question. The first time I read this question, I thought (C)-(A)-(B) is also OK. And after reading the original passage several times, I still think so. This question somehow seems to be wrong. (I’m not say the test answer is wrong. I’m saying there’s the possibility of another choice.)

Do you agree with me? If not, can you tell me the reason for where I go wrong in my line of thought?