Women’s FINALISTS – World Gymnastics Championships 2025 Jakarta

Here are the fantastic gymnasts who qualified to the Finals. Congratulations.

Vault

1. Angelina Melnikova AIN 14.499
2. Deng Yalan CHN 14.250
3. Lia Monica Fontaine CAN 14.099
4. Karina Schönmaier GER 14.049
5. Anna Kalmykova AIN 13.916
6. Lisa Vaelen BEL 13.816
7. Charlize Mörz AUT 13.666
8. Joscelyn Roberson USA 13.599

No Simone. No Rebeca. I would say Vault is the weakest of the apparatus Finals in 2025.

Bars

  1. Kaylia Nemour ALG 15.533
  2. Yang Fanyuwei CHN 14.566
  3. Angelina Melnikova AIN 14.500
  4. Kate McDonald AUS 14.200
  5. Leila Vasilieva AIN 14.200
  6. Zoja Szekely HUN 14.200
  7. Skye Blakely USA 14.166
  8. Naomi Visser NED 14.000

It’s an honour just to compete against Kaylia, the greatest to ever put on grips.

Being second to Kaylia is like being second to Simone on Floor.

Beam

  1. Zhang Qingying CHN 14.366
  2. Flavia Saraiva BRA 13.833
  3. Sabrina Voinea ROU 13.833
  4. Ellie Black CAN 13.466
  5. Sugihara Aiko JPN 13.433
  6. Dulcy Caylor USA 13.333
  7. Amanda Yap SGP 13.300
  8. Kaylia Nemour ALG 13.233

Making the Final is the hard part. On the day, you go aggressively for your very best routine. HIT and good things can happen.

Floor

  1. Sabrina Maneca-Voinea ROU 13.666
  2. Kishi Rina JPN 13.566
  3. Ruby Evans GBR 13.566
  4. Sugihara Aiko JPN 13.366
  5. Denisa Golgota ROU 13.333
  6. Abigail Martin GBR 13.300
  7. Giulia Perotti ITA 13.266
  8. Dulcy Caylor USA 13.266

All-around

  1. Angelina Melnikova AIN 54.566
  2. Sugihara Aiko JPN 54.099
  3. Kaylia Nemour ALG 53.865
  4. Zhang Qingying CHN 53.699
  5. Dulcy Caylor USA 52.765
  6. Karina Schönmaier GER 52.131
  7. Lyudmila Roshchina AIN 52.065
  8. Kishi Rina JPN 51.965
  9. Leanne Wong USA 51.865
  10. Alba Petisco ESP 51.665
  11. Ruby Evans GBR 51.599
  12. Abigail Martin GBR 51.532
  13. Asia D’Amato ITA 51.498
  14. Naomi Visser NED 51.066
  15. Lena Bickel SUI 50.899
  16. Kaia Tanskanen FIN 50.866
  17. Silja Stöhr GER 50.731
  18. Laia Font ESP 50.665
  19. Breanna Scott AUS 50.665
  20. Zoja Szekely HUN 50.632
  21. Greta Mayer HUN 50.632
  22. Natalia Escalera MEX 50.532
  23. Sona Artamonova CZE 50.531
  24. Lucija Hribar SLO 50.498

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personal stories – World Gymnastics Championships ’25

Love this edit.

Everyone at Worlds has a different path. Their own unique story.

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Donnell makes history

You’ve got to cheer Donnell Whitenburg for ALL he’s done in the sport.

WHY do we do Gymnastics?

Another incredible edit from the FIG media team.

Great visuals. Emotional, personal reflections on our sport.

World Gymnastics Championships ’25 Jakarta – Women’s day 1

Three of 10 subdivisions are complete.

Here’s are the leaders, so far.

Vault

Bars … or we could name them Kaylia Bars

Beam

Look at you Amanda. Reppin’ Singapore.

Floor

All around

  • HIGHLIGHT for sure was Kaylia’s Bars. Unbelievable good again. The best who ever lived AND super consistent.
  • Kaylia fell on Yurchenko Double Twist and had a weird fall on Beam.
  • Stil — I could see Kaylia being World AA Champion 2025. It’s possible.
  • Japan is awesome, as usual. But had falls today.
  • Nakamura’s DEF on Bars is incredible. That skill should be valued higher.
  • Ellie Black leads Beam. This is her 9th Worlds? Or maybe 19th. 😀
  • I’m a new Kaia Tanskanen fan. Charlize Moerz is similarly amazing. Kicks out of Double Pike dismount.
  • Tiny Hwang Seohyun shoulda, coulda won Beam here. But she fell on Back 1/1.
  • South Korea is the most under appreciated team.
  • Karina Schönmaier is a new leader for German Gymnastics. And she’s very good.
  • Lia Monica Fontaine didn’t have a great day, aside from Vault. But Canada expects she’ll be the new #2 AA for the team behind Ellie.

Gymnastics Now has a page combining MAG & WAG highlights together.

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READ the FIG summing up ➙ Sugihara, Nemour 1-2 overall after first day of women’s qualification at World Championships in Jakarta

who are you excited to watch at Worlds?

This is fun.

Kameron Nelson – qualifications Floor

Best routine he’s ever competed with the 2 Triple Backs!

Donnell Whittenburg – qualification Rings

Men’s FINALISTS -World Gymnastics Championships 2025 Jakarta

Congratulations to all.

Maximum 2 / nation.

Russians are back. Competing AIN (Athlètes Individuels Neutres / Individual Neutral Athletes)

Floor

Thailand to the Floor Final.

  1. Jake Jarman GBR 14.700
  2. Carlos Yulo PHI 14.566
  3. Kameron Nelson USA 14.300
  4. Milad Karimi KAZ 14.133
  5. Minami Kazuki JPN 14.100
  6. Krisztofer Meszaros HUN 13.966
  7. Tikumporn Surintornta THA 13.866
  8. Luke Whitehouse GBR 13.866

Pommels

  1. Nariman Kurbanov KAZ 14.700
  2. Hong Yanming CHN 14.600
  3. Patrick Hoopes USA 14.566
  4. Hamlet Manukyan ARM 14.500
  5. Aidan Li CAN 14.400
  6. Mamikon Khachatryan ARM 14.400
  7. Alexander Yolshin-Cash GBR 14.333
  8. Zeinolla Idrissov KAZ 14.300

Rings

  1. Lan Xingyu CHN 14.766
  2. Donnell Whittenburg USA 14.700
  3. Zhang Boheng CHN 14.600
  4. Adem Asil TUR 14.466
  5. Eleftherios Petrounias GRE 14.366
  6. Harry Hepworth GBR 14.366
  7. Glen Cuyle BEL 14.333
  8. Caio Souza BRA 14.333

Vault

  1. Carlos Yulo PHI 14.750
  2. Artur DAvtyan ARM 14.566
  3. Nazar Chepurnyi UKR 14.316
  4. Daniel Marinov AIN 14.266
  5. Tommaso Brugnami ITA 14.249
  6. Huang Mingqi CHN 14.183
  7. Minami Kazuki JPN 14.050
  8. Mukhammadzhon Yakubov AIN 14.033

P Bars

  1. Zou Jingyuan CHN 15.466
  2. Oka Shinnosuke JPN 14.533
  3. Tsunogai Tomoharu JPN 14.500
  4. Shi Cong CHN 14.400
  5. Angel Barajas COL 14.300
  6. Donnell Whittenburg USA 14.300
  7. Vladislav Poliashov AIN 14.233
  8. Daniel Marinov AIN 14.200

H Bar

  1. Tsunogai Tomoharu JPN 14.800
  2. Joe Fraser GBR 14.533
  3. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 14.400
  4. Carlo Macchini ITA 14.233
  5. Milad Karimi KAZ 14.200
  6. Brody Malone USA 14.166
  7. Daniel Marinov AIN 14.133
  8. Shi Cong CHN 14.133

All-around

  1. Hashimoto Daiki JPN 83.065
  2. Noe Seifert SUI 82.499
  3. Zhang Boheng CHN 82.331
  4. Daniel Marinov RUS 81.932
  5. Shi Cong CHN 81.398
  6. Angel Barajas COL 80.664
  7. Florian Langenegger SUI 80.298
  8. Caio Souza BRA 79.166
  1. Ryu Sunghyun KOR 78.866
  2. Diogo Soares BRA 78.798
  3. Robert Kirmes FIN 78.798
  4. Oka Shinnosuke JPN 78.731
  5. Timo Eder GER 78.265
  6. Thierno Diallo ESP 78.032
  7. Krisztofer Meszaros HUN 77.699
  8. Anthony Mansard FRA 77.432
  1. Joel Plata ESP 77.365
  2. Akseli Karsikas FIN 76.865
  3. Jesse Moore AUS 76.732
  4. Félix Dolci CAN 76.632
  5. Vladyslav Hryko UKR 75.932
  6. Sebastian Sponevik NOR 75.898
  7. Omar Mohamed EGY 75.531
  8. Dagur Olafsson ISL 75.365

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