28th SEA Games Singapore 2015

Results - Women's Qualifications & Team Final Subdivision 1

MALAYSIA = 206.200
SINGAPORE = 202.500
PHILIPPINES = 91.400

Go Malaysia Go

WAG Team Malaysia. SEA Games Singapore.

If better is possible, then good is not enough..... For all the Malaysian gymnasts at the meet today: get the best out of yourself, then you're always a winner!

Good Luck

28th SEA Games( South-East Asian Games ) 2015, Singapore

Gymnastics Results - Team Men

Vietnam wins MAG Team gold = 344.700 points
Thailand  Silver = 318.150 points
Singapore.Bronze = 318.100 points

It was also a historic day for Singapore as it was the men's team's first podium finish in the history of the SEA Games. 

Congratulations to Vietnam, Thailand and Singapore.

Pan Americn Games,Toronto, 2015

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) and Gymnastics Canada, on Thursday named the athletes of the Canadian teams of artistic and rhythmic gymnastics for the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, to be held from July 10 to 26 .

Artistic gymnastics competitions will take place at the Coliseum in Toronto from July 11 to 15, with the team events, the individual all-around and apparatus finals for men and women.

The unique opportunity to experience a multi-sport event on Canadian soil, combined with several Olympic qualification opportunities for Rio 2016, made these Games an amazing experience for high-performance Canadian athletes.

WAG Team

Ellie Black, Halifax (NS), Maegan Chant, Waterdown (Ont.), Isabela Onyshko, Brandon (Man.) Madison Copiak, Calgary (Alta.), and Victoria Kayen Woo, Brossard (QC)

MAG Team

 Zachary Clay, Chilliwack (BC),Kevin Lytwyn Stoney Creek (Ont.), Scott Morgan, North Vancouver (BC), Jackson Payne, Edmonton (Alta.) and Jackson Payne, Edmonton (Alta.)

Canada has a very good gymnastics team. Its members will deliver the goods and be the pride of their country this summer in Toronto.

Congratulations to all who add to the team. 

Photo: Zachary Clay and Ellie Black

1st European Games, Baku,

Russian Delegation for 1st European Games, Baku,

A ceremony was held today at Lake Krugloye Olympic training centre, where the Russian team assembled ahead of the European Games in Baku.
President of the Russian Olympic Committee, Alexander Zhukov, was present, and Aliya Mustafina was handed the Russian Olympic flag. Pictures courtesy of Aliya Mustafina

Good luck to all at this Games.

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Trampolinist retires – age 50

The great Aussie champion from the 80's and 90's Adrian Wareham, announced his retirement during the Trampoline Gymnastics events that  took place in the Hisense Arena in Melbourne, May 25-30 This is  his 43rd and final National Championships. Twelve-time National Trampoline Champion of Australia,  who won his titles  between 1987-1996.

You are wonderful, your spirit and energy will always guide young trampoliners  to move forward..

May all your dreams after retirement become true!

Adrian on left.

Victoria Mo0rs Retires from Gymnastics

2012 Canadian Olympian  Victoria Moors  has announced her retirement from gymnastics. She posted the following message today on instagram:

"My gymnastics career has been a long hall... And now it's time for me to retire as a professional gymnast. It's been a tough road for me and I've been faced with some challenges that i just couldn't overcome. This sport has taught me so much about myself and life itself.

I've made so many amazing friends that i know will stick by my side for my whole life and I know I will stick by theirs. My love for this sport will truly never end and I will continue to inspire young athletes to be the best person/athlete that they can be.

I would like to thank my friends, fans, coaches and my family who have stood by my side throughout my whole career I wouldn't of been where I am without you thanks so much for believing in me and understanding this tough decision."