Ellie’s Bars day 2 Nationals. She’s STILL improving on what was originally her weakest Gymnastics apparatus. #respect
summing up Canadian Gymnastics Nationals 2025
I’m happy my home town — Calgary — did such a good job hosting Championships in all Gymnastics disciplines this year.
John Crumlish for International Gymnast Online posted a great recap:
First-year senior Lia-Monica Fontaine captured the women’s all-around title and Felix Dolci repeated as men’s all-around winner at the Canadian Championships held May 26-30 in Calgary.
Fontaine, the 2023 and 2024 Canadian junior all-around champion, tallied a two-day total of 106.547 points to finish ahead of silver medalist Gabrielle Black (104.682) and bronze medalist Amy Jorgensen (100.780). Black and Jorgensen were sixth and 13th, respectively, at last year’s Canadian Championships. …
Eight-time Canadian all-around champion and four-time Olympian Ellie Black competed on two apparatuses, with two-day totals of 27.983 on vault and 27.466 on uneven bars. Three-time Olympian Shallon Olsen competed on two apparatuses, with two-day totals of 27.366 on vault and 23.799 on floor exercise.
Dolci retained his 2024 title with a two-day total of 160.513, ahead of silver medalist William Emard (159.396) and bronze medalist Ioannis Chronopoulos (157.798). …
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Lia-Monica Fontaine, Felix Dolci dominate Canadian Championships
Read the Gymnastics Canada wrap-up including some results from all disciplines.
interview with Ana Bărbosu
Her English is excellent. Looking forward to watching her compete for Stanford next year.
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Gymnastics is for everyone
Bars – Double Layout dismount, 1/2 out
In TRAINING.
It would be easy to under-rotate this in competition.
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EU Gymnastics Championships ’25 RESULTS – day 2
Apparatus Finals
Beam
🥇 Nina Derwael, Belgium, 14.033
🥈 Ana Barbosu, Romania, 13.666
🥉 Sofia Tonelli, Italy, 13.633
Floor
🥇 Ana Barbosu, Romania, 13.833
🥈 Manila Esposito, Italy, 13.700
🥉 Alba Petisco, Spain, 13.566
Vault
An incredible final.
🥇 Artur Davtyan, Armenia, 14.799
🥈 Jake Jarman, Great Britain, 14.733
🥉 Nazar Chepurnyi, Ukraine, 14.583
P Bars
🥇 Nils Dunkel, Germany, 13.900
🥈 Ian Raubal, Switzerland, 13.766
🥉 Timo Eder, Germany, 13.700
H Bar
🥇 Robert Tvorogal, Lithuania, 14.300
🥈 Andreas Toba, Germany, 14.000
🥉 Anthony Mansard, France, 13.966
Hamlet Manukyan – Pommels
Gold at EU Gymnastics Championships 2025. The youngest in the competition at age-17.
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Félix Dolci – ’25 Canadian Gymnastics Champ
Canada has more depth.
Apparatus winners:
- Floor & Vault – Félix Dolci
- Pommels – Aidan Li
- Rings – William Emard
- P Bars & H Bar – René Cournoyer
Of course, many did not compete the AA this early in the season. René Cournoyer did not do Rings, for example.
RESULTS Sr. Women Canadian Gymnastics Championships ’25
Lia won Vault & Floor. Gabrielle won Beam. Ellie won Bars but did not compete the AA.
Great job Amy Jorgensen. Originally from Saskatoon, now training in Alberta.
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EU Gymnastics Championships ’25 RESULTS – day 1
Apparatus Finals
Vault
🥇 Karina Schönmaier, Germany, 13.983
🥈 Valentina Georgieva, Bulgaria, 13.900
🥉 Lisa Vaelen, Belgium, 13.666
Bars
🥇 Nina Derwael, Belgium, 14.466
🥈 Lili Czifra, Hungary, 14.100
🥉 Ana Barbosu, Romania, 13.766
Floor
🥇 Luke Whitehouse, Great Britain, 14.500
🥈 Harry Hepworth, Great Britain, 14.366
🥉 Lorenzo Casali, Italy, 13.966
Pommels
🥇 Hamlet Manukyan, Armenia, 14.766
🥈 Mamikon Khachatryan, Armenia, 14.733
🥉 Gabriele Targhetta, Italy, 14.400
Hamlet is the youngest competitor at Europeans, age-17. Mamikon isn’t much older.
The next generation of Pommel contenders is fantastic.
Rings
🥇 Adem Asil, Türkiye, 14.400
🥇 Eleftherios Petrounias, Greece, 14.400
🥉 Artur Avetisyan, Armenia, 14.366
FULL RESULTS on Lauren’s LIVE blog.
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