Marios Georgiou wins Mediterranean Games

1. Marios Georgiou, Cyprus, 80.450
2. Nicolau Mir, Spain, 79.450
3. Omar Mohamed, Egypt, 79.050
4. Swaimy Bellil, France, 78.750
5. Mert Efe Kilicer, Türkiye, 78.650
6. Tommaso Brugnami, Italy, 78.000

Full results and Lauren’s LIVE blog.

Kaylia Nemour wins Mediterranean Games

57.775 is the highest (WAG) all-around total recorded in 2026.

Hezly Rivera’s best is 56.750.

  1. Kaylia Nemour, Algeria, 57.750
  2. Alba Petisco, Spain, 52.850
  3. Sofia Tonelli, Italy, 51.650
  4. Artemisia Iorfino, Italy, 51.400
  5. Alizée Letrange-Mouakit, France, 51.150
  6. Aitana Pacheco, Spain, 50.950

Full results and Lauren’s LIVE blog.

Illia Kovtun – 6 apparatus to win Europeans

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Australia plans to grow Gymnastics

Gymnastics Australia has released a new national blueprint designed to grow participation in the sport in the lead-up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games and beyond.

Developed in close collaboration with our state and territory associations and key stakeholders across the sport, the Gymnastics in Australia Participation Plan is built around a simple but powerful vision, an inspiring gymnastics experience for every Australian, and sets out how we will strengthen and grow participation in communities right across the country. …

  • Grow to more than 356,000 athletes – a 50% increase on today’s registered base.
  • Double average member tenure to 4.8 years – keeping more gymnasts in the sport for longer.
  • Expand the workforce to 17,800 coaches and 9,800 judges – empowering the people who make participation possible.
  • Increase and optimise facilities – with a focus on regional and high-growth communities.

Gymnastics Australia launches growth oriented Participation Plan

Italy wins Mediterranean Games

Kaylia Nemour 55.800 with a fall in qualification.

🥇 Italy 157.750
🥈 Spain 155.900
🥉 Algeria 151.700

2026 Mediterranean Games | WAG Qualifications Live Blog

Giulia Perotti – Bars

What a talent.

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2027 European Championships ARMENIA

The 2027 European Championships in Men’s and Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (Seniors) will take place from April 27 to May 2, 2027, in Yerevan, Armenia.

Details.