South East Asian Games RESULTS

Women

Vault:

  1. Aleah Finnegan PHI 13.433
  2. Nguyen Thi Quỳnh Nhu VIE 13.400
  3. Kang Xian Yeap MAS 12.966

Uneven Bars:

  1. Rachel Li Wen Yeoh MAS 13.300
  2. Haylee Garcia PHI 12.233
  3. Colleen Kaijia Hong SGP 10.933

Balance Beam:

  1. Kang Xian Yeap MAS 12.333
  2. Amanda Yap SGP 12.733
  3. Aleah Finnegan PHI 12.467

Floor Exercise:

  1. Sasiwimon Mueangphuan THA 13.367
  2. Emma Yap SGP 12.633
  3. Salsabilla Hadi Pamungkas INA 12.367

Men:

Floor Exercise:

  1. Tikumporn Surintornta THA 14.000
  2. Luqman Al Hariz Zulfa MAS 12.865
  3. Justine De Leon PHI 12.500

Pommel Horse:

  1. Dang Ngoc Xuan Thien VIE 14.367
  2. Asher Pua SGP 13.100
  3. Muhammad Sharul Aimy MAS 12.267

Still Rings:

  1. Nguyen Van Khanh Phong VIE 13.767
  2. Muhammad Aprizal INA 12.900
  3. Justine De Leon PHI 12.700

Vault:

1t. Muhammad Sharul Aimy MAS 13.833
1t. John Cruz PHI 13.833
3. Tikumporn Surintornta THA 13.717

Parallel Bars:

  1. Dinh Phuong Thanh VIE 12.900
  2. Tri Wira Yudha INA 12.633
  3. Fuga Nomura THA 12.167

Horizontal Bar:

1t. Abiyurafi INA 13.400
1t. Weerapat Chuaisom THA 13.400
3. Dinh Phuong Thanh VIE 13.133

Six gymnasts claim two medals apiece at South East Asian Games

Clemson has a Vault mat hoist

I’ve only seen these in the Nordic nations of Europe

all hail Yang Bo

Yang Bo is widely regarded as one of the greatest gymnasts ever on the balance beam.

Beam – Cartwheel Side Somi

Shelley Engel.

Twists & Turns – Jr Worlds Apparatus Finals – Day 1 VIDEOS

Click PLAY or watch Day 1 Highlights on YouTube.

Click PLAY or watch Day 2 Highlights on YouTube.

Click PLAY or watch MORE Day 1 Highlights on YouTube.

Men’s & Women’s All-Around Final at Jr Worlds – day 2

Beam

Enjoyable Beam Final, for a change. Only 2 falls. All finalists showed some excellent Gymnastics.

🥇 Xiang Yina 🇨🇳 14.133
🥈 Minamino Yume 🇯🇵 13.800
🥉 Caroline Moreau 🇺🇸 13.600

Floor

Elena had a 0.3 deduction for out of bounds.

🥇🇯🇵 NISHIYAMA Misa 5.3/8.233 – 13.533
🥈🇫🇷 COLAS Elena 5.6/7.900 -0.3 – 13.200
🥉🇫🇷 PRAT Maiana 5.3/7.866 – 13.166

Vault

A good final. The medalists would be very competitive in any Sr. competition.

Dukhno STUCK Yurchenko 3/1 twist. A Vault motor genius.

🥇 Arsenii Dukhno ◻️ 14.333
🥈 Sol Scott 🇬🇧 14.066
🥉 Evan McPhillips 🇬🇧 13.950

P Bars

Fun Final with some great Gymnastics. Some unique skills.

Seems there is no tie-break.

🥇 Camilo Vera 🇨🇴 13.866
🥇 Ojima Nao 🇯🇵 13.866
🥉 Yang Lanbin 🇨🇳 13.600
🥉 Leykin Danila USA 13.600

H Bar

Last routine at an excellent Jr World Championships was Camilo VERA from Colombia. He shocked the very savvy audience connecting Cassina to Kolman. Then sticking dismount. A deserving World Champion.

🥇 Camilo Vera 🇨🇴 14.533
🥈 Danila Leykin 🇺🇸 14.233
🥉 Karl Eldrew Yulo 🇵🇭 14.000

Home fans even happier with Yulo the 2nd collecting his 2nd individual apparatus medal.

Top 3 all stuck dismount collecting 0.1 bonus.

Camilo VERA won P Bars and H Bar. I’m still thinking about putting down a wager on Columbia qualifying a full team to the L.A. Olympics. 😀

Women’s Jr Worlds AA Gymnastics Final HIGHLIGHTS

Read the FIG summing-up:

Minamino and Dukhno grab Junior World All-Around titles on a night of surprises in the Philippines

It looked to be a coronation for Elena Colas — but she had problems on Bars after warming-up perfectly. A shocker for me. And a major deduction on Beam.

Manamino Yume had a terrific meeting to improve her qualifications score by 0.30 to total 53.632. Silver Elena Colas of France (53.298). Bronze Nishiyama Misa of Japan (53.066).

Both Japanese gymnasts are coached by two-time World Floor Exercise champion Murakami Mai, who said that her new dream in gymnastics is to see her protégées on World and Olympic podiums.

FIG photo
  1. Manamino Yume JPB 53.632
  2. Elena Colas FRA 53.298
  3. Nishiyama Misa JPN 53.066
  4. Lavi Crain USA 52.399
  5. Caroline Moreau USA 51.599
  6. Milana Kaiumova AIN 51.332
  7. Maiana Prat FRA 51.232
  8. Jiang Shuting CHN 51.165
  9. Sofia Shtykhetskaya AIN 50.899
  10. Lucia Piliarova SVK 50.766

Full results.

A few notes from the 2025 Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships Women’s All-around FINAL.

  • Surprisingly, BEAM was the most impressive apparatus. Japan puts on a clinic. China has even more difficulty and even better quality — but their gymnasts often fall. Somehow Japan usually hits in recent years.
  • BARS was the weakest, overall. Many of these short gymnasts have not yet mastered Maloney, making FIG routine construction challenging.
  • Choreography on Floor was mostly good. Routines much more entertaining than in the past.
  • FIG WTC obviously cares about “artistry“. But they still require artists to pin on a number that flops around during competition. Can you imagine a Cirque performer or dancer putting up with that crap?
  • Winner of the Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships 2023 in Antalya, Turkey, was Nakamura Haruka, an Olympian a year later.
  • Winner of the Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships 2019 in Győr, Hungary, was Viktoria Listunova, the best Junior of all-time, I’d argue.
  • BUT ➙ Many of the TOP senior gymnasts in the world in 2025 today did NOT do well at previous Jr Worlds. It’s one meet. And not all that great a predictor of future Gymnastics success.
  • Helena FINC (GBR) is a great gymnast already with potential for their Senior team
  • Lavi Crain (USA) has true AA potential as a Senior, as well
  • Lucia PILIAROVA. Beautiful Bars worker. Study her line.
  • there were few dangerous looking vaults, skills, etc. Coaches were smart enough to have their gymnasts use simple dismounts if the intended one was not ready
  • MINAMINO Yume showed a TRUE Geinger between the rails, not the “cheater” 1/4 twist used by everyone else. Respect. Not to mention Jam to Jaeger layout 1/1.
  • Caroline MOREAU and a few others I admire for being confident enough to compete a Bar routine without a coach running around underneath.
  • volume way too high in that small hotel ballroom. My noise cancelling headphones helped.
  • I’m wondering if we need announce every inquiry to the arena audience. Better would be to announce ONLY those scores that change. It was definitely a distraction. Also, why are the judges changing so many D-scores? Get it right in the first place.
  • did Sofia SHTYKHETSKAYA keep her knees straight on that over-bar Giant tap before dismount? It’s normally a built-in -0.3 deduction. And unnecessary.

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