Not the strongest tumbler in the Final, but judges obviously like everything else — including artistry.
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Not the strongest tumbler in the Final, but judges obviously like everything else — including artistry.
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Read the FIG summing-up:
Two victories for Vera in ‘veni vidi vici’ performance at Junior Worlds
The last day at Jr Worlds 2025 in Manila, Philippines was exciting.
Now that the meet has ended, I find Wikipedia the best place to check RESULTS.

Read the International Gymnast magazine summing up of the last day:
Colombia’s Camilo Vera doubly golden on last day of apparatus finals at Junior World Championships
I’ll apply for a media credential for Dakar, having led Gymnastics courses there in the past, but it’s far from certain that I’ll get one.

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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

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

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

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

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. 😀
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Shawn Johnson East was one of two ‘winners‘ who passed all those tests. Her husband, Andrew East, made it to the top 5.

Congratulations.
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Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. Another great edit by the FIG VIDEO team.
Personally, I had Nishiyama 1st. BUT as a big Lavi fan, I’m super happy for her. Gold on Vault after 4th AA yesterday.
A deserving podium. HIT routines.
Sadly, Elena fell on release.
Favourite Dukhno had the most difficulty. But landings and O.B. dropped him to 4th. Judges “boxed” the E-scores, as usual, but I’d say they got the medal ranking correct.
Worst Worlds Pommel Final I can recall. All 8 had falls or major errors on Handstand dismount. A disappointment.
World Champion Dante Reive. His father / coach is JD Reive, a U.S. National team member for many years.
Read the FIG summing-up:
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.

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