Category: Gymnastics

The fan favourite is finally #1 in the AA in Australia.

Australian Championships MAG AA

🥇 Heath Thorpe 78.299
🥈 James Hardy 77.181
🥉 Kipp Smith 76.964

— The Gymternet (@thegymterdotnet) May 11, 2023

Congratulations.

AUSTRALIAN ALL-AROUND CHAMPION 😭🥇👑

15 years in the sport, 8 attempts at an all-around title, and numerous setbacks… it’s hard to emote how I am feeling.

I’ll have more words soon, but for now I’m soaking this in, and enjoying my moment. Thank you to everyone! pic.twitter.com/tN8M8cDXJy

— Heath Thorpe (@thorpeheath) May 11, 2023

The hometown heroes – Queensland is your WAG Senior International Team Champion#gymnastics #gymaustralia #AGC2023 #getready
📷 Winkipop Media pic.twitter.com/GaTpEE4TBX

— Gymnastics Australia (@GymAustralia) May 11, 2023

Olympic Oval, Richmond, BC

May 18-22, 2023

Men’s and Women’s Artistic

WAG

• Day 1: Novice, Junior and Senior: All-Around
• Day 2: All Around & Apparatus Finals – Maximum of 32 athletes

• Day 1: CCP Level 9 and Level 10: Team
• Day 2: All Around & Apparatus Finals – Maximum of 24 athletes determined according to the results on Day 2. There is no carry over from the Team Competition. 

Details.

1. Vietnam
2. Phillipines
3. Malaysia

Carlos Yulo claimed the individual all-around gold at the Southeast Asian Games on Monday (8 May) ahead of the Vietnamese pair of Le Thanh Tung and Dinh Phuong Thanh, who came second and third, respectively.

The trio scored 84.000, 80.450 and 78.150, and finished in the same positions as the previous edition at Hanoi 2021. …

https://twitter.com/intlgymnast/status/1655575732456771584