Category: Power Tumbling

Synchronised Trampoline

Senior Men

GOLD Stanislau Yaskevich & Ivan Melnikau (AIN1) 52.520

SILVER Fabian Vogel & Matthias Schuldt (GER) 51.810

BRONZE Jordy Mol & Ralph Van Tilborg (NED) 49.190

Senior Women

GOLD Zlata Miniakhmetava & Katsiaryna Yarshova (AIN1) 48.790

SILVER Catarina Marianito Nunes & Sofia Correia (POR) 47.360

BRONZE Noemi Romero Rosario & Erica Sanz (ESP) 43.690

U21 Mixed

GOLD Maia Bochoridze & Tsotne Chkhaidze (GEO) 47.900

SILVER Ildan Makhiianov & Diana Strelnikova (AIN2) 47.880

BRONZE Mariyana Uzunova & Kaloyan Petrov (BUL) 46. 180

Junior Men

GOLD Yelizar Hutsau & Daniil Kirushkin (AIN1) 50.260

SILVER Carlos Martin & Manuel Oliva (ESP) 46.600

BRONZE Gleb Kuzichking & Grigorii Volkov (AIN2) 46.390

Junior Women

GOLD Kseniya Pabudzei & Kira Parcheuskaya (AIN1) 48.350

SILVER Sophie Darous & Alena Maio Tuna (FRA) 45.970

BRONZE Anna Syryn & Laure Mestdagh (BEL) 44.960

Double Mini-Trampoline

Senior Men

GOLD Oko Aikeremiokha (GBR) 30.300

SILVER Mikhail Iurev (AIN2) 29.800

BRONZE Timofei Golubenko (AIN2) 29.000

Senior Women

GOLD Alena Kalashnikova (AIN2) 25.900

SILVER Molly Mckenna (GBR) 25.600

BRONZE Kirsty Way (GBR) 20.200

Junior Men

GOLD Gabriel Arias (ESP) 28.000

SILVER Iaroslav Dushchenko (AIN2) 27.000

BRONZE Timofei Chigvintsev (AIN2) 26.100

Junior Women

GOLD Ava Parsons (GBR) 25.900

SILVER Paige Russell (GBR) 25.600

BRONZE Daria Khovansaia (AIN2) 24.900

Tumbling

Senior Men

GOLD Vasco Peso (POR) 31.400

SILVER Tofiq Aliyev (AZE) 29.300

BRONZE Magnus Lindholmer (DEN) 28.300

Senior Women

GOLD Lani Spiessens (BEL) 25.100

SILVER Alexandra Efraimoglou (GRE) 24.800

BRONZE Jaeda-Lei Jeffers (GBR) 23.200

Junior Men

GOLD Laurent Lommaert (BEL) 27.700

SILVER Frankie John Clark (GBR) 25.100

BRONZE Harry William Bingham (GBR) 24.500

Junior Women

GOLD Varvara Dorokhova (AIN2) 24.800

SILVER Emily Seaman (GBR) 24.400

BRONZE Liia Valieva (AIN2) 23.600

Individual Trampoline

Senior Men

GOLD Ivan Litvinovich (AIN1) 65.310

SILVER Gabriel Albuquerque (POR) 64.240

BRONZE Kirill Kozlov (AIN2) 63.870

Senior Women

GOLD Anzhela Bladtseva (AIN2) 58.680

SILVER Iana Lebedeva (AIN1) 58.240

BRONZE Soffia Aliaeva (AIN2) 57.670

U21 Men

GOLD Fedor Sorokin (AIN2) 59.410

SILVER Bazhen Silin (AIN1) 57.290

BRONZE Remi Brochard (FRA) 57.610

U21 Women

GOLD Viktoryia Asiayuk (AIN2) 52.330

SILVER Anna Maria Mouratiada (GRE) 51.770

BRONZE Mariyana Uzunova (BUL) 51.580

Junior Men

GOLD Aleksei Gurin (AIN2) 58.410

SILVER Grigorii Volkov (AIN2) 58.090

BRONZE Daniil Kirushkin (AIN1) 57.610

Junior Women

GOLD Glafira Zaiko (AIN2) 54.330

SILVER Kseniya Pabudzei (AIN1) 54.290

BRONZE Nino Koridze (GEO) 53.050

Find the full results on the event website: 2026 European Championships in Trampoline, Double Mini-Trampoline and Tumbling – Portimao (POR) | European Gymnastics

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Flight, speed and repetition.

Height and rhythm between take-off and landing. Energy and momentum, unleashed. A new identity for movement without limits. ❤️#Trampoline #Tumbling #WorldGymnastics pic.twitter.com/iQm9D6O1qZ

— World Gymnastics (@gymnastics) February 6, 2026

Great moments.

The World Games and World Championships, plus six World Cups, made up some of TRA gymnastics’s most compelling storylines of 2025.

Below, a look back. 👇 #WorldGymnasticshttps://t.co/s0oGDwkZOq

— World Gymnastics (@gymnastics) December 18, 2025

Crew (team) competition.

1. place: Young Guns
2. place: SG Hurricanes
3. place: Team Lynx
4. place: Gladsaxe Hawks

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Kabooms off a springy Floor are the craziest skills.

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• China is back on top
• Litvinovich got his gold — just not the one everyone expected
• Mori Hikaru and Tanaka Saki (JPN) Women’s Synchro champions
• Azerbaijan’s 1st World Championship medals in Trampoline Gymnastics
• Triples are trending. Yan Langyu (CHN) and Miyano Hayato (JPN) both landed eight in a single routine.
• Mixed Synchro made a splashy World debut
• Ethan McGuiness (AUS) wins 2nd World Tumbling title
• Incredible Ruben Padilla (USA) continued to build his legend as one of the all-time greats
• Home favorite Melania Rodriguez (ESP) unleashed a rare triple back pike dismount in the all-or-nothing Women’s DMT final to retain her world title
• Sophiane Methot (CAN) scored a rare perfect 10 for Horizontal Displacement in the Women’s Trampoline final, helping put the Olympic bronze medallist to her first World podium since 2017.

FIG – Ten takeaways from the Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships

1️⃣0️⃣ of the #TRAWorlds2025 storylines that had everyone talking 👀 https://t.co/wrxubMs7E2#Gymnastics

— FIG (@gymnastics) November 12, 2025

VIDEO highlights.

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Wikipedia has been updated with full RESULTS of the 2025 Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships.

Here’s the final MEDAL TABLE.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1.	Individual Neutral Athletes	4	5	1	10
2.	China	4	0	2	6
3.	United States	3	2	1	6

China won the official TEAM COMPETITION.

A packed podium, how we like it! 💛🩶🤎

All-Around Trampoline Teams:
🥇 People's Republic of China 🇨🇳
🥈 AIN ◻️
🥉 Great Britain 🇬🇧#TRAWorlds2025 #Gymnastics pic.twitter.com/dfo905UkbM

— FIG (@gymnastics) November 9, 2025

Here’s the FIG summing-up:

Chinese gymnasts soar to three golds on final day of Trampoline Worlds

I’m most impressed by Ruben Padilla, Double Mini-trampoline master, who finished 2nd in Men’s Trampoline. The first U.S. man in 51 years to reach the podium in a Worlds Trampoline Final.