2025 in artistic gymnastics

Below is a list of notable men's and women's artistic gymnastics international events scheduled to be held in 2025 as well as the medalists.

Retirements

Gymnasts who announced retirements in 2025
Gymnast Country Date Ref
Anastasia Ilyankova  Russia 6 January 2025 [1]
Arthur Zanetti  Brazil 12 January 2025 [2]
Krisztián Balázs  Hungary 20 January 2025 [3]
Francisco Barretto Júnior  Brazil 10 February 2025 [4]
Charlotte Booth  Great Britain 27 February 2025 [5]
Ofir Netzer  Israel 11 May 2025 [6]
Elisabeth Seitz  Germany 29 May 2025 [7]
Andreas Toba  Germany 31 May 2025 [8]
Zachary Clay  Canada 4 July 2025 [9]
Nina Derwael  Belgium 15 July 2025 [10]
Sarah Voss  Germany 30 July 2025 [11]
Brooklyn Moors  Canada 3 August 2025 [12]
Paul Juda  United States 9 August 2025 [13]

Nationality changes

Gymnasts who changed nationalities in 2025
Gymnast From To Ref
Vitaliy Guimaraes  United States  Brazil [14]
Tonya Paulsson  Sweden  Chinese Taipei [14]
Angelina Melnikova  Russia  Authorised Neutral Athletes [a]
Grigorii Klimentev  Russia  Authorised Neutral Athletes [a]
Vladislav Polyashov  Russia  Authorised Neutral Athletes [a]
Kirill Prokopev  Russia  Authorised Neutral Athletes [a]
Ignacio Yockers  United States  Spain [16]
Illia Kovtun  Ukraine  Croatia [16]

Calendar of events

Date Location Event Men's winners Women's winners
February 20–23 Germany Cottbus FIG World Cup[17] FX: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi
PH: Chinese Taipei Shiao Yu-jan
SR: Armenia Vahagn Davtyan
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: Japan Kaito Sugimoto
HB: Japan Shohei Kawakami 		VT: Slovenia Teja Belak
UB: China Zhang Kexin
BB: China Zhou Yaqin
FX: China Zhang Yihan
March 6–9 Azerbaijan Baku FIG World Cup[18] FX: Authorised Neutral Athletes Yahor Sharamkou
PH: United States Brandon Dang
SR: Azerbaijan Nikita Simonov
VT: Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
PB: Japan Kazuki Matsumi
HB: Japan Kazuki Matsumi 		VT: Uzbekistan Oksana Chusovitina
UB: Authorised Neutral Athletes Alena Tsitavets
BB: Japan Haruka Nakamura
FX: Japan Rina Kishi
March 20–23 Turkey Antalya FIG World Cup[19] FX: United States Taylor Burkhart
PH: Kazakhstan Nariman Kurbanov
SR: China Lan Xingyu
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: Turkey Ferhat Arıcan
HB: Croatia Tin Srbić 		VT: United States Jayla Hang
UB: China Yang Fanyuwei
BB: United States Claire Pease
FX: Japan Aiko Sugihara
April 10–13 Croatia Osijek FIG World Cup[20] FX: Israel Artem Dolgopyat
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: Turkey Adem Asil
VT: Croatia Aurel Benović
PB: Israel Ron Pyatov
HB: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi 		VT: Bulgaria Valentina Georgieva
UB: China Yang Fanyuwei
BB: Netherlands Eythora Thorsdottir
FX: United States Jayla Hang
April 16–19 Qatar Doha FIG World Cup[21] FX: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: China You Hao
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
HB: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi 		VT: Slovenia Teja Belak
UB: Australia Kate McDonald
BB: Hungary Gréta Mayer
FX: Romania Sabrina Voinea
April 25–28 Egypt Cairo FIG World Cup[22] FX: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: Armenia Artur Avetisyan
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: Egypt Omar Mohamed
HB: Kazakhstan Milad Karimi 		VT: Canada Ellie Black
UB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
BB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
FX: Egypt Jana Mahmoud
May 5–11 Bulgaria Varna FIG World Challenge Cup[23] FX: Bulgaria Eddie Penev
PH: Vietnam Đặng Ngọc Xuân Thiện
SR: Turkey Adem Asil
VT: Chinese Taipei Tseng Wei-sheng
PB: Turkey Ferhat Arıcan
HB: Lithuania Robert Tvorogal 		VT: United Kingdom Ruby Stacey
UB: United States Nola Matthews
BB: Ukraine Marianna Kiniuk
FX: United States Nola Matthews
May 15–18 Slovenia Koper FIG World Challenge Cup[24] FX: Chinese Taipei Chiou Min-Han
PH: Kazakhstan Diyas Toishybek
SR: Turkey İbrahim Çolak
VT: Chinese Taipei Tseng Wei-sheng
PB: France Cameron-Lie Bernard
HB: Brazil Lucas Bitencourt 		VT: Slovenia Teja Belak
UB: Slovenia Lucija Hribar
BB: United Kingdom Georgia-Mae Fenton
FX: Brazil Julia Coutinho
May 26–31 Germany Leipzig European Championships[25] TF:  Great Britain
AA: Turkey Adem Asil
FX: United Kingdom Luke Whitehouse
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: Turkey Adem Asil / Greece Eleftherios Petrounias
VT: Armenia Artur Davtyan
PB: Germany Nils Dunkel
HB: Lithuania Robert Tvorogal 		TF:  Italy
AA: Italy Manila Esposito
VT: Germany Karina Schönmaier
UB: Belgium Nina Derwael
BB: Belgium Nina Derwael
FX: Romania Ana Bărbosu
Mixed Team:  Germany
June 5–8 South Korea Jecheon Asian Championships TF:  Japan
AA: Japan Shinnosuke Oka
FX: Philippines Carlos Yulo
PH: Kazakhstan Nariman Kurbanov
SR: China Lan Xingyu
VT: Iran Mahdi Olfati
PB: Japan Shinnosuke Oka
HB: Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung 		—
June 12–15 South Korea Jecheon Asian Championships — TF:  China
AA: Japan Aiko Sugihara
VT: China Zhang Yihan
UB: China Qin Xinyi
BB: South Korea Hwang Seo-hyun
FX: China Zhou Yaqin
June 12–15 Panama Panama City Pan American Championships TF:  United States
AA: Canada Félix Dolci
FX: United States Jun Iwai
PH: United States Brandon Dang
SR: Argentina Daniel Villafañe
VT: Canada Félix Dolci
PB: Canada Félix Dolci
HB: Canada Félix Dolci 		TF:  United States
AA: United States Jayla Hang
VT: Panama Karla Navas
UB: United States Gabrielle Hardie
BB: Canada Lia Redick
FX: Canada Lia Monica Fontaine
June 18–21 Uzbekistan Tashkent FIG World Challenge Cup[26] FX: Uzbekistan Abdulaziz Mirvaliev
PH: Armenia Mamikon Khachatryan
SR: Uzbekistan Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov
VT: Uzbekistan Abdulaziz Mirvaliev
PB: Uzbekistan Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov
HB: Turkey Mert Efe Kılıçer 		VT: Bulgaria Valentina Georgieva
UB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
BB: Algeria Kaylia Nemour
FX: Croatia Antea Šikić Kaučič
July 20–26 Croatia Osijek European Youth Olympic Festival TF:  Great Britain
AA: United Kingdom Evan McPhillips
FX: United Kingdom Evan McPhillips
PH: Germany Nikita Prohorov / Switzerland Ben Schumacher
SR: United Kingdom Uzair Chowdhury
VT: Republic of Ireland Chester Enríquez
PB: United Kingdom Uzair Chowdhury
HB: Italy Pietro Mazzola 		TF:  France
AA: France Elena Colas
VT: Italy Mia Proietti
UB: France Elena Colas
BB: France Elena Colas
FX: France Maïana Prat
July 22–26 Germany Rhine-Ruhr World University Games TF:  Japan
AA: Japan Daiki Hashimoto
FX: United Kingdom Luke Whitehouse
PH: Armenia Hamlet Manukyan
SR: China Liu Hengyu
VT: China Chen Zhilong
PB: Japan Tomoharu Tsunogai
HB: Canada Félix Dolci 		TF:  Japan
AA: Japan Shoko Miyata
VT: Japan Shoko Miyata
UB: China Yang Fanyuwei
BB: Japan Urara Ashikawa
FX: Japan Shoko Miyata
August 18–22 Paraguay Asunción Junior Pan American Games
September 13–14 France Paris FIG World Challenge Cup[27]
September 26–28 Hungary Szombathely FIG World Challenge Cup[28]
October 19–25 Indonesia Jakarta World Championships[29]
November 20–24 Philippines Manila Junior World Championships[30]
December 9–20 Thailand Thailand Southeast Asian Games

Medalists

Women

International events

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
World Championships All-Around
Vault
Uneven Bars
Balance Beam
Floor Exercise
Junior World Championships Team
All-Around
Vault
Uneven Bars
Balance Beam
Floor Exercise

Regional championships

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
Asian Team  China  Japan  South Korea
All-Around Japan Aiko Sugihara Japan Haruka Nakamura China Qin Xinyi
Vault China Zhang Yihan Vietnam Nguyễn Thị Quỳnh Như India Pranati Nayak
Uneven Bars China Qin Xinyi Japan Haruka Nakamura China Zhang Yihan
Balance Beam South Korea Hwang Seo-hyun Japan Aiko Sugihara China Zhou Yaqin
Floor Exercise China Zhou Yaqin Japan Aiko Sugihara Japan Haruka Nakamura
European Team  Italy  Germany  France
All-Around Italy Manila Esposito Spain Alba Petisco Romania Ana Bărbosu
Vault Germany Karina Schönmaier Bulgaria Valentina Georgieva Belgium Lisa Vaelen
Uneven Bars Belgium Nina Derwael Hungary Bettina Lili Czifra Romania Ana Bărbosu
Balance Beam Belgium Nina Derwael Romania Ana Bărbosu Italy Sofia Tonelli
Floor Exercise Romania Ana Bărbosu Italy Manila Esposito Spain Alba Petisco
Pan American Team  United States  Canada  Brazil
All-Around United States Jayla Hang Canada Lia Monica Fontaine United States Hezly Rivera
Vault Panama Karla Navas Canada Lia Monica Fontaine United States Jayla Hang
Uneven Bars United States Gabrielle Hardie United States Jayla Hang Canada Lia Monica Fontaine
Balance Beam Canada Lia Redick United States Jayla Hang United States Hezly Rivera
Floor Exercise Canada Lia Monica Fontaine United States Jayla Hang United States Gabrielle Hardie

World Cup series

Main article: 2025 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Cup series

Men

International events

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
World Championships All-Around
Floor Exercise
Pommel Horse
Rings
Vault
Parallel Bars
Horizontal Bar
Junior World Championships Team
All-Around
Floor Exercise
Pommel Horse
Rings
Vault
Parallel Bars
Horizontal Bar

Regional championships

Competition Event Gold Silver Bronze
Asian Team  Japan  China  Kazakhstan
All-Around Japan Shinnosuke Oka Japan Tsuyoshi Hasegawa Philippines Carlos Yulo
Floor Exercise Philippines Carlos Yulo Kazakhstan Milad Karimi South Korea Moon Geonyoung
Pommel Horse Kazakhstan Nariman Kurbanov South Korea Hur Woong Vietnam Đặng Ngọc Xuân Thiện
Rings China Lan Xingyu China Yang Haonan Iran Siavash Siahi
Vault Iran Mahdi Olfati China Huang Mingqi Philippines Carlos Yulo
Parallel Bars Japan Shinnosuke Oka Japan Tomoharu Tsunogai Philippines Carlos Yulo
Horizontal Bar Chinese Taipei Tang Chia-hung Japan Tomoharu Tsunogai China Tian Hao
European Team  Great Britain  Switzerland  Italy
All-Around Turkey Adem Asil France Léo Saladino Hungary Krisztofer Mészáros
Floor Exercise United Kingdom Luke Whitehouse United Kingdom Harry Hepworth Italy Lorenzo Minh Casali
Pommel Horse Armenia Hamlet Manukyan Armenia Mamikon Khachatryan Italy Gabriele Targhetta
Rings Turkey Adem Asil
Greece Eleftherios Petrounias 		none awarded Armenia Artur Avetisyan
Vault Armenia Artur Davtyan United Kingdom Jake Jarman Ukraine Nazar Chepurnyi
Parallel Bars Germany Nils Dunkel Switzerland Ian Raubal Germany Timo Eder
Horizontal Bar Lithuania Robert Tvorogal Germany Andreas Toba France Anthony Mansard
Pan American Team  United States  Canada  Argentina
All-Around Canada Félix Dolci United States Joshua Karnes Brazil Diogo Soares
Floor Exercise United States Jun Iwai Guatemala Jorge Vega Cuba Diorges Escobar
Pommel Horse United States Brandon Dang United States Joshua Karnes Jamaica Elel Wahrmann-Baker
Rings Argentina Daniel Villafañe Puerto Rico Francisco Vélez Puerto Rico José López
Vault Canada Félix Dolci Puerto Rico José López Guatemala Jorge Vega
Parallel Bars Canada Félix Dolci Brazil Diogo Soares Canada Evgeny Siminiuc
Horizontal Bar Canada Félix Dolci United States Joshua Karnes Canada Evgeny Siminiuc

World Cup series

Main article: 2025 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Cup series

Season's best international scores

Note: Only the scores of senior gymnasts from international events have been included below. Only one score per gymnast is included.

Women

Individual all-around

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Manila Esposito  Italy 55.750 City of Jesolo Trophy AA
2 Jayla Hang  United States 55.666 Pan American Championships TF
3 Shoko Miyata  Japan 55.150 Summer World University Games TF
4 Hezly Rivera  United States 54.766 Pan American Championships TF
5 Aiko Sugihara  Japan 54.765 Asian Championships AA
6 Ashlee Sullivan  United States 54.550 DTB Mixed Cup
7 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 54.200 International Gymnix AA
8 Haruka Nakamura  Japan 54.065 Asian Championships AA
9 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 53.966 Pan American Championships AA
10 Ana Bărbosu  Romania 53.933 European Championships QF
11 Helen Kevric  Germany 53.932 European Championships QF
12 Claire Pease  United States 53.800 City of Jesolo Trophy AA
13 Qin Xinyi  China 53.599 Asian Championships AA
14 Simone Rose  United States 53.500 City of Jesolo Trophy AA
15 Sofia Tonelli  Italy 53.332 European Championships QF
16 Alba Petisco  Spain 53.265 European Championships AA
17 Dulcy Caylor  United States 53.000 City of Jesolo Trophy AA
18 Mana Okamura  Japan 52.866 Summer World University Games AA
19 Vanesa Mašová  Czech Republic 52.767 Prievidza Friendly AA
20 Emma Fioravanti  Italy 52.750 City of Jesolo Trophy AA

Vault

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Karla Navas  Panama 14.334 Pan American Championships EF
2 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 14.200 Pan American Championships EF
3 Valentina Georgieva  Bulgaria 14.149 Osijek World Cup EF
4 Yu Linmin  China 14.066 Osijek World Cup EF
5 Karina Schönmaier  Germany 14.025 City of Jesolo Trophy EF
6 Jayla Hang  United States 13.850 Pan American Championships EF
7 Shoko Miyata  Japan 13.825 Summer World University Games QF
Ashlee Sullivan  United States City of Jesolo Trophy EF
9 Claire Pease  United States 13.725 City of Jesolo Trophy EF
10 Lisa Vaelen  Belgium 13.716 European Championships QF
Ming Van Eijken  France

Uneven bars

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 15.100 Tashkent World Challenge Cup QF
2 Yang Fanyuwei  China 15.000 Summer World University Games EF
3 Helen Kevric  Germany 14.766 European Championships QF
4 Nina Derwael  Belgium 14.466 European Championships EF
5 Kate McDonald  Australia 14.350 Summer World University Games TF
6 Zhang Yihan  China 14.266 Asian Championships QF
7 Simone Rose  United States 14.250 City of Jesolo Trophy EF
8 Tian Zhuofan  China 14.233 Antalya World Cup QF
Claire Pease  United States Antalya World Cup EF
10 Naomi Visser  Netherlands 14.133 European Championships AA
Jayla Hang  United States Pan American Championships TF

Balance beam

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Zhou Yaqin  China 15.233 Asian Championships QF
2 Manila Esposito  Italy 14.700 City of Jesolo Trophy EF
3 Kaylia Nemour  Algeria 14.650 Tashkent World Challenge Cup QF
4 Hwang Seo-hyun  South Korea 14.633 Asian Championships EF
5 Jennifer Williams  Sweden 14.500 European Championships QF
6 Mana Okamura  Japan 14.400 Summer World University Games TF
7 Zhang Xinyi  China 14.333 Asian Championships QF
8 Zhang Kexin  China 14.266 Cottbus World Cup EF
9 Haruka Nakamura  Japan 14.233 Asian Championships QF
10 Aiko Sugihara  Japan 14.166 Asian Championships EF
Urara Ashikawa  Japan Summer World University Games EF

Floor exercise

Rank Name Country Score Event
1 Manila Esposito  Italy 14.500 City of Jesolo Trophy QF
2 Aiko Sugihara  Japan 14.133 Asian Championships QF
3 Ana Bărbosu  Romania 13.833 European Championships EF
4 Lia Monica Fontaine  Canada 13.800 Pan American Championships EF
5 Jayla Hang  United States 13.767 Pan American Championships QF
6 Ashlee Sullivan  United States 13.750 DTB Pokal Mixed Cup
Emma Fioravanti  Italy City of Jesolo Trophy QF
8 Zhou Yaqin  China 13.733 Asian Championships EF
9 Sabrina Voinea  Romania 13.700 Doha World Cup QF
Shoko Miyata  Japan Summer World University Games EF

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d While not technically a nationality change, a handful of Russian gymnasts were granted AIN status, allowing them to compete internationally.[15]

References

  1. ^ "Серебряный призер Олимпиады в Токио гимнастка Ильянкова завершила карьеру" [Tokyo Olympic silver medalist gymnast Ilyankova ends her career]. TASS (in Russian). January 6, 2025.
  2. ^ @cbginastica; (January 12, 2025). "Obrigado, Arthur Zanetti! 🏆🤸🏻🎖️" – via Instagram.
  3. ^ "Gyógyíthatatlan betegség miatt 22 évesen visszavonult az FTC ifjúsági olimpiai bajnoka" [FTC Youth Olympic champion retires at age 22 due to incurable illness]. Hungarian Gymnastics Federation (in Hungarian). January 20, 2025.
  4. ^ @cbginastica; (February 10, 2025). "✨ Obrigado, Francisco Barretto Jr! ✨" – via Instagram.
  5. ^ @charlotte.boothh; (February 27, 2025). "Unfortunately, during floor finals in the World Cup in Germany this past weekend, I ruptured my Achilles" – via Instagram.
  6. ^ @wingate_institute; (May 12, 2025). "חיבוק חזק וברכת הצלחה למתעמלת המכשירים אופיר נצר" – via Instagram.
  7. ^ @Gymnastics_Now (May 29, 2025). "Germany's Elisabeth Seitz has announced her retirement and is pregnant! 👏🏻🥹" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  8. ^ "Tobas letzter Kampf endet mit Silber" [Toba's last fight ends with silver]. German Gymnastics Federation (in German). May 31, 2025.
  9. ^ @z_clay; (July 4, 2025). "Since I'm now retired, I feel like it's appropriate to show the skill I invented back in 2017" – via Instagram.
  10. ^ "Olympic gymnastics champion, Belgium's Nina Derwael, retires". ESPN. July 15, 2025.
  11. ^ @sarah.vossi; (July 30, 2025). "Danke du wunderbare Sportart! Danke für alles 🤍" – via Instagram.
  12. ^ @brooklynmoors_; (July 30, 2025). "End of an Era" – via Instagram.
  13. ^ "Olympic bronze medalist Paul Juda announces retirement: "I'm ready to move on with my life"". Gymnastics Now. August 10, 2025.
  14. ^ a b "Official news from the Executive Committee". International Gymnastics Federation. February 27, 2025.
  15. ^ "Authorised Neutral Athletes (AIN)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  16. ^ a b "Official news from the Executive Committee - Lausanne (SUI) 9-10 July 2025". International Gymnastics Federation. July 11, 2025.
  17. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Cottbus (GER)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  18. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Baku (AZE)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  19. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Antalya (TUR)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  20. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Osijek (CRO)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  21. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Doha (QAT)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  22. ^ "FIG Apparatus World Cup 2025 - Cairo (EGY)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  23. ^ "FIG World Challenge Cup 2025 - Varna (BUL)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  24. ^ "FIG World Challenge Cup 2025 - Koper (SLO)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  25. ^ "2025 Men's and Women's Artistic Europeans - Leipzig (GER)". European Gymnastics.
  26. ^ "FIG World Challenge Cup 2025 - Tashkent (UZB)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  27. ^ "FIG World Challenge Cup 2025 - Paris (FRA)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  28. ^ "FIG World Challenge Cup 2025 - Szombathely (HUN)". International Gymnastics Federation.
  29. ^ "53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships". International Gymnastics Federation.
  30. ^ "3rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics Junior World Championships Manila (PHI)". International Gymnastics Federation.
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