World Gymnastics… that’s a little too much, how are gymnast supposed to get to Antartica… what are we penguins now?!

🇮🇹 Italian Championships MAG Results 🧵 All Around

Manrique Larduet is the new Italian champion with an 81.250

Richard on the 2025 world champion website *checks notes* did not make the world championship team 😬

Ukrainian National Championships 2025 MAG TEAM 🥇 Kyiv city 🥈 Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 🥉 Khmelnytskyi Oblast

Brazilian Championships are this week. We are expecting them to stream on cbg's YouTube. m.youtube.com/@tvcbg

Very interesting read. It’s neat to read about these old competitions and realize some things never change (example, Japan is really good at tumbling).

Rhys McClenaghan: "I want to be the greatest gymnast of all time." www.redbull.com/ie-en/rhys-m...

1952: The Men's Compulsories Competition at the Olympics www.gymnastics-history.com/2025/07/1952...

FISU World University Games MAG Event Finals Felix Dolci (🇨🇦) HB D: 5.8 E: 8.733 B: +0.1 Total: 14.633

Jake Jarman, Harry Hepworth & MORE take on HILARIOUS drawing challenge youtu.be/le49sYBAdhQ?...

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Matteo saying the goal is to beat his dads best AA finish within the next year. Love that goal 😂 35 years ago Daniel Giubellini finished 10th at the 1990 European Championships. Today his son equalized that

Cal gymnasts will be competing next week: Theodor Roald Gadderud representing Norway at the European Championships in Leipzig, Germany, sophomore Matteo Bardana and recent graduate Aidan Li heading to Calgary, Alberta, for the Canadian Championships. calbears.com/news/2025/5/...

Chilean gymnast Tomás González is returning to the sport he loves – but with a fresh outlook on himself and his career. A Floor specialist, he may have trouble qualifying for Worlds 2025 unless he competes 3 apparatus. www.olympics.com/en/news/toma...

NEW SKILL ALERT: "The Hall" James Hall (GBR 🇬🇧) has debuted a new skill on parallel bars: a front straddle toss with a ½ twist to upper arms. The skill has officially been accepted into the FIG Code of Points and assigned an "E" value. #Gymternet

Tin Srbić (Croatia) returns to the top of the high bar podium with a 14.166 at the 2025 Antalya World Cup. 🇭🇷 #gymternet

Ferhat Arıcan (Türkiye) claims parallel bars gold at home in Antalya with a clean 14.466. 🇹🇷 #gymternet

Tumaini Carayol of The Guardian reports on the recent appearances of Russian gymnast Nikita Nagornyy alongside FIG president Morinari Watanabe, as well as the eligibility status of Angelina Melnikova. #Gymternet www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/m...

Artur Davtyan (Armenia) wins vault gold again at the 2025 Antalya World Cup with a 14.650 average. 🇦🇲

Team China’s Lan Xingyu earns the rings gold in Antalya with a 14.566 🇨🇳

Team Kazakhstan sweeps the top two spots on pommel horse in Antalya as Nariman Kurbanov wins gold with a 14.633. 🇰🇿 #gymternet

Taylor Burkhart (USA) takes the floor title at the 2025 Antalya World Cup with a 13.933, featuring a 5.6 difficulty score. 🇺🇸

Olympic floor bronze medalist Jake Jarman

With the IOC Presidential elections coming up in a week, I’ve done a little piece on the seven candidates and their main proposals — interesting reading if you’re an Olympics junkie. Here’s the gist.

Crew Bold (Michigan) won the high bar title at the 2025 Winter Cup, with a combined score of 26.90 over two days. His highest score came on night two, where he earned a 13.70. 🎥: USAGymnastics #Gymternet

Colt Walker (Stanford) won the parallel bars title at the 2025 Winter Cup. His best score came on day two, earning a 14.20 (5.4). 🎥: USAGymnastics #Gymternet

Artur Davtyan (Armenia) wins the vault title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.900. 🇦🇲

Vahagn Davtyan (Armenia) wins the rings title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.133. 🇦🇲

Kaito Sugimoto (Japan) wins the parallel bars title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.300. 🇯🇵

Shohei Kawakami (Japan) wins the high bar title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.400. 🇯🇵

Shiao Yu-Jan (Taiwan) wins the pommel horse title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.433. 🇹🇼

Milad Karimi (Kazakhstan) wins the floor title at the 2025 Cottbus World Cup with a 14.133. 🇰🇿 #Gymternet

Alex Diab (EVO) scored a 13.7 on day one of the Wind Cup, with a 5.2 difficulty score. His inverted cross remains a standout element. #Gymternet 🎥: USAGymnastics

Riley Loos wins floor at the 2025 Winter Cup. Despite a modest 5.0 difficulty score, his clean execution and consistent landings proved to be the difference-maker, allowing him to post strong scores in the high 13s on both days of competition. 🎥 Video credit: @usagym.bsky.social #Gymternet

Brandon Dang (Illinois) claimed the pommel horse title at the 2025 Winter Cup. On day one, he competed with a 5.9 difficulty routine, but on day two, he opted for a 5.6 difficulty and posted the highest pommel horse score of the competition with a 14.35. 🎥 Video credit: @usagym.bsky.social

➡️ #WinterCup ➡️ Senior Men ➡️ Standings from Day One

Max Whitlock’s longtime coach, Scott Hann, reflects on nearly 20 years of working with the triple Olympic champion following his retirement after Paris 2024. www.insidethegames.biz/articles/115...

Emre Dodanli is the only athlete in the NCAA currently ranked in the top six on three or more events. The Paris Olympian and 2024 CGA Specialist of the Year is currently ranked 3rd on floor and high bar, and 4th on vault. That's #OUDNA

Logan McKeown (Michigan) is now leading the NCAA parallel bars rankings. He holds a three-score average of 14.283, peaking at 14.55. His routine is packed with difficulty, featuring a Peach ½ (E) and a double front dismount (E). He also performs the rarely competed Korolev (D)- a back straddle toss.

Charlie Larson (Michigan) jumps to No. 1 on floor after Week 6. He is averaging 13.920, with a high score of 14.35. His background in competitive tumbling is on full display—his first two passes include a layout double-double (G) and a double layout full (F). #Gymternet #NCAAMensGym

Week 6 NCAA Rankings Update: Oklahoma and Stanford hold firm in the top two spots, while Michigan climbs to No. 4 after a strong scoring weekend. Nebraska also makes their way back into the top six. #Gymternet #NCAAmensgym

Emre Dodanli (Oklahoma) claims the top high bar ranking after Week 5. He has been very consistent this season, averaging 14.033. His routine includes a Cassina (G), a Kolman (E), two Tkatchev variations, and a double-double dismount (E). #Gymternet #NCAAMensGym

After a successful 2024, Canada’s best gymnasts kick off the 2025 season at Elite Canada this weekend. More info and live stream links here: gymcan.org/gymnastics-c... (Also, please send a quick email to [email protected] encouraging Gymnastics Canada to join Blue Sky!)

Big moves in the NCAA vault rankings. Kameron Nelson (Ohio State) takes over the No. 1 spot after Week 5, averaging 14.483 across three scores. He has soared as high as 14.55 with his front handspring 2½ twist (Yeo 2), which carries a 5.2 difficulty score. #Gymternet #NCAAMensGym

Sam Oldham’s channel put out a short documentary-style video called “Building Olympians” featuring interviews with Harry, Luke, and their coaches at Leeds Gymnastics Club. A well-produced video and worth a watch! #Gymternet

Matthew Burgoyne (Oklahoma) is holding strong at No. 2 on rings in the NCAA after Week 5. With a three-score average of 14.117, he has been rock-solid all season. His routine showcases impressive Planches and Maltese holds, including a well-executed back uprise Maltese (E). #Gymternet #NCAAMensGym

Joshua Karnes, a senior at Penn State, has announced he will join EVO Gymnastics after graduation. A former Senior Development/Senior National Team member, this move signals his plans to continue elite gymnastics beyond the NCAA. #Gymternet

Frederick Richard (Michigan) delivered a massive high bar score this weekend, earning a 14.70. His set is loaded with difficulty, featuring a Cassina (G), a Kolman (E), two Tkatchev variations, and a double-double dismount (E).

Week 5 of the NCAA brings notable shifts in the rankings. Ohio State jumps into the top three, Stanford improves its position, and Michigan finally breaks into the top six. #Gymternet