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Today sees the two All Around Finals take place at the 2026 Mediterranean Games, with the Gymnastics competition taking place at the Grottaglie Sports Hall in Taranto, Italy. First up are the Women. Algeria's Kaylia Nemour dominates the competition, winning the title with a MASSIVE 57.750. Spain's Alba Petisco takes the silver medal over Italy's Sofia Tonelli ALL AROUND FINAL: Kaylia Nemour (ALG) (13.800, 15.650, 14.700, 13.600) 57.750 Alba Petisco (ESP) (13.650, 12.500, 13.450, 13.250) 52.850 Sofia Tonelli (ITA) (13.700, 13.100, 11.600, 13.250) 51.650 Artemisia Iorfino (ITA) (13.250, 13.950, 12.600, 11.600) 51.400 Alizee Letrange (FRA) (13.050, 12.050, 13.150, 12.900) 51.150 Aitana Pacheco (ESP) (12.900, 12.950, 11.950, 13.150) 50.950 Djenna Laroui (ALG) (12.650, 13.300, 12.200, 12.450) 50.60 Celia Serber (FRA) (13.000, 13.400, 12.550, 11.550) 50.500 Lucija Hribar (SLO) (13.100, 12.500, 11.550, 12.250) 49.400 Mafalda Costa (POR) (13.050, 11.500, 12.300, 12.350) 4...

The 2026 Mediterranean Games are taking place from the 20th of August to the 3rd of September in Taranto, Italy. Whilst the Rhythmic Gymnastics competition has concluded, the Artistic Gymnastics competition is underway at Grottaglie Sports Hall. Today brings the Men's Team Final and Qualifications. The Women's and Men's All Around Finals will be held on 1 September, with all event finals taking place on 2 September.  Turkiye's Mehmet Ayberk Kosak is the top qualifier to the Still Rings final over Egypt's Omar Mohamed and Italy's Niccolo Vannucchi. Italy's Tommaso Brugnami topped the Vault qualification over Morocco's Hamza Hossaini and his compatriot Vannucchi. Italy's Matteo Levantesi was the top scorer on the Parallel Bars over Altan Dogan of Turkiye and Nicolau Mir of Spain. Cypriot Marios Georgiou was the high scorer on Horizontal Bar over Mert Efe Kilicer of Turkiye and Lorenzo Aymes of France. Vannucchi was the top on Floor Exercise over Antoni...

The 2026 Mediterranean Games are taking place from the 20th of August to the 3rd of September in Taranto, Italy. Whilst the Rhythmic Gymnastics competition has concluded, the Artistic Gymnastics competition is about to get underway at Grottaglie Sports Hall. Today brings the Women's Qualification and Team Final, with the Men's to follow tomorrow (31st of August). The Women's and Men's All Around Finals will be held on 1 September, with all event finals taking place on 2 September. Algeria's Kaylia Nemour is the top qualifier to the Uneven Bars final, despite having a fall. Italian Artemisia Iorfino and Spain's Alba Petistco round out the top three to the final. Nemour is the top qualifier to the Balance Beam final over Petisco and Italy's Sofia Tonelli. Slovenia's Teja Belak was the top scorer on the Vault over Italy's Benedetta Gava and Greece's Athanasia Mesiri. Italy's Emma Fioravanti topped the Floor Exercise qualification over Nemour and...

Just like that, we have reached the final day of the Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. The first final of the day sees Felix Dolci of Canada narrowly winning the Vault title over England's Luke Whitehouse. Neofytos Kyriakou of Cyprus wins the bronze medal due to the tie-breaking rule. Australia's Breanna Scott WINS the Balance Beam title, with Singapore's Amanda Yap and Lia Monica Fontaine finishing second and third, respectively. Australian Jesse Moore won the Parallel Bars title over Cyprus' Marios Georgiou and Canada's Felix Dolci. Wales' Ruby Evans won the Floor Exercise title over England's Abigail Martin and  Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, whilst over on the Horizontal Bar, Dolci took the title over Marios Georgiou with Canadian compatriot William Emard rounding out the top three. MEN'S VAULT: Felix Dolci (CAN) (13.900, 13.633) 13.766 Luke Whitehouse (ENG) (13.766, 13.733) 13.749 Neofytos Kyriakou (CYP) (...

  It is day one of the Event Finals at The Arena in Glasgow at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Jemima Taylor of Wales comes into the Uneven Bars final to replace compatriot Ruby Evans. Luke Whitehouse dominated on the Floor Exercise to take the title over Canada's Rene Cournoyer, with Australia's James Hardy earning the bronze. The Women's Vault title went to Lia Monica Fontaine of Canada with England's Abigail Martin winning the silver and Welshwoman Abigail Roper earning the bronze. Canada's Jordan Carroll produced an incredible routine to take the Pommel Horse title over Scotland's Reuben Ward and Cameron Lynn, who finished second and third respectively. Australia's Kate McDonald won the Uneven Bars title. Canada's Elsabeth Black and Wales' Emily Roper finish second and third respectively. Emily Roper becomes the first Welshwoman to win a medal in this event. And we move to the last apparatus final of the day; the excitement of the Men's Still Ri...

Next up from The Arena in Glasgow is the Women's All Around Final. South Africa's Caitlin Rooskrantz has withdrawn due to medical reasons and will be replaced by compatriot Zelme Daries, who was two-per-countryed out of the final. Canada's Ellie Black wins the gold medal over Australia's Breanna Scott with fellow Canadian Lia Monica Fontaine winning the bronze. Elsabeth Black (CAN) (13.850, 13.250, 13.200, 12.750) 53.050 Breanna Scott (AUS) (13.100,13.100, 13.900,  12.800) 52.900 Lia-Monica Fontaine (CAN) (14.300, 13.100, 12.250, 13.150) 52.800 Shantae-Eve Amankwaah (ENG) (12.950, 13.350, 12.200, 13.050) 51.550 Georgia Godwin (AUS) (12,900, 12.850, 12.500, 12.700) 50.950 Ruby Evans (WAL) (14.100, 12.850, 10.950, 12.950) 50.850 Emily Roper (WAL) (13.300, 13.300, 12.550, 11.200) 50.350 Kang Xian Yeap (MAS) (12.900, 12.250, 12.650, 11.900) 49.700 Crystelle Lake (SCO) (13.100, 13.250, 12.350, 10.700) 49.400 Naveen Daries (RSA) (12.800, 12.600, 12.300, 11.400) 49.100...