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APPARATUS FINAL RESULTS FROM 2025 SEA GAMES IN THAILAND: WOMEN'S VAULT FINAL: Aleah Finnegan (PHI) (13.700, 12.767) 13.433 (With 0.2 bonus) NGUYEN Thi Quynh Nhu (VIE) (13.600, 12.800) 13.400 (With 0.2 bonus) Kang Xian Yeap (MAS) (12.900, 12.633)12.966 ( With 0.2 bonus) Salsabilla Hadi Pamungkas (INA) (12.870, 11.800) 12.533 (With 0.2 bonus) Thantida Sophia Ruecker (THA) (12.100, 12.533) 12.516 (With 0.2 bonus)  Pan Ei Phyu (MYA) (11.830, 11.800) 12.016 (With 0.2 bonus)  WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS: Rachel Li Wen Yeoh (MAS) 13.300 Haylee Garcia (PHI) 12.233 Colleen Kaijia Hong (SGP) 10.933 TRAN Doan Quynh Nam (VIE) 10.767 Thantida Sophia Ruecker (THA) 10.700 WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM: Kang Xian Yeap (MAS) 13.233 Amanda Ee Lin Yap (SGP) 12.733 Aleah Finnegan (PHI) 12.467 TRAN Doan Quynh Nam (VIE) 12.000 Alarice Mallica Prakoso (INA) 11.667 Sasiwimon Mueangphuan (THA) 11.567 Pan Ei Phyu (MYA) 8.300 WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE: Sasiwimon Muengphuan (THA) 13.367 Emma En Lin Yap (SGP) 12.633 S...

It was an exciting, penultimate day of competition at the Senior Artistic Gymnastics World Championships yesterday. Great Britain's Jake Jarman and Luke Whitehouse finished 1-2 on the Floor Exercise over Carlos Edriel Yulo of the Philippines. China's HONG Yanming won the Pommel Horse title with a tiebreak over Armenia's Khachatryan, with Patrick Hoopes of the U.S. finishing in third. U.S.A's Donnell Whittenburg won the Still Rings honours over Turkiye's Adem Asil and China's LAN Xingyu. China's DENG Yalan seemed to have an off run up to her first vault, jumping over the horse and after consultation did not complete a second vault and is recorded as a DNS. Individual Neutral Athlete Angelina Melnikova took the title over Canada's Lia-Monica Fontaine with Joscelyn Roberson taking out third place. Kaylia Nemour of Algeria outshone the field on the Uneven Bars to take the World title with Melnikova finishing second after a tiebreak was applied between hersel...

We come to the final day of competition at the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships at the IMS Arena in Jakarta, Indonesia. Carlos Edriel Yulo of the Philippines won the Vault title over Armenia's Artur Davtyan with Ukraine's Nazar Chepurnyi picking up the bronze. On the Parallel Bars, China's ZOU Jingyuan put on a masterclass to win the title over Japan's Tommaso Tsunogai and Individual Neutral Athlete Daniel Marinov. Brody Malone of the United States won the Horizontal Bar honours over Japan's Daiki Hashimoto, with Joe Fraser of Great Britain finishing in third. For the Women, China's ZHANG Qingying outclassed the field on the Balance Beam. winning the title over Algeria's Kaylia Nemour and Aiko Sugihara of Japan. Sugihara took the Floor title over Great Britain's  Ruby Evans   and  Abigail Martin,   who finished second and third respectively. MEN'S VAULT: Carlos Edriel Yulo (PHI) (15.200, 14.533) 14.866 Artur Davtyan (ARM) (14.800, 14.866)...

 After the thrill and excitement of yesterday's Men's All-Around final, we now turn to the Women's All-Around Final.... Who will triumph at the IMS Arena in Jakarta, Indonesia? After the first rotation, Individual Neutral Athlete Angelina Melnikova leads over Dulcy Caylor of the United States of America, with Japan's Aiko Sugihara in third. At the halfway point, Melnikova leads over Algeria's Kaylia Nemour and Leanne Wong of the United States of America. Hungary's Zoja Szekely has withdrawn from the final, and we wish her well.  Fall from Melnikova on the Beam and a rough routine from Karina Schoenmaier. Fall from Nemour on the Kosac turn. Heading into the final rotation, China's ZHANG Qingying leads over Kaylia Nemour with Melnikova in third. Angelina Melnikova wins the All Around title over U.S.A's Leanne Wong with China's ZHANG Qingying finishing in third.  WOMEN'S ALL-AROUND FINAL: Angelina Melnikova (AIN)   (14.100.14.700. 12.800. 13.466) 55...

Tonight sees the Men's Artistic Gymnastics All Around final being contested at the 2025 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia. After the first rotation, Japan's Shinnosuke Oka leads over compatriot Daiki Hashimoto and Frenchman Anthony Mansard. After the second rotation, Hashimoto leads from Switzerland's Noe Seifert and Shinnosuke Oka.  At the halfway point, Shinnosuke Oka leads over ZHANG Boheng of China with Daiki Hashimoto in third. After the fourth rotation, there is no change to the top three. Shinnosuke Oka falls on Floor Exercise - he has been unwell this week. Heading into the final rotation, Daiki Hashimoto leads over China's ZHANG Boheng and SHI Cong. Japan's Daiki Hashimoto wins his third All Around title. China's ZHANG Bohang finishes second with Switzerland's Noe Seifert finishing third. ALL AROUND FINAL RESULTS: Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) (14.000, 13.966, 13.566, 14.466, 14.433, 14.700) 85.131 ZHANG Boheng (CHN)  (13.600, 13...

ALL AROUND: Daiki Hashimoto (JPN) (12.300, 14.133, 13.433, 14.553, 14.266, 14.400) 83.065 Noe Seifert (SUI) (13.633, 14.000, 13.200, 13.600, 14.066, 14.000) 82.499 ZHANG Boheng (CHN) (13.566, 13.233, 14.600, 14.333, 14.266, 12.333) 82.331 Daniel Marinov (AIN) (13.400, 13.333, 12.466, 14.400, 14.200, 14.133) 81.932 SHI Cong (CHN) (13.333, 13.366, 13.800, 12.366, 14.400, 14.133) 81.398 Angel Barajas (COL) (13.266, 12.566, 12.866, 13.566, 14.300, 14.100) 80.664 Florian Langenegger (SUI) (13.700, 13.233, 12.366, 13.933, 13.766, 13.300) 80.298 Caio Souza (BRA) (13.100, 11.000, 14.333, 13.300, 13.700, 13.733) 79.166 RYU Sunghyun (KOR) (13.700, 13.200, 12.600, 12.900, 13.733, 12.733) 78.866 Diogo Soares (BRA) (13.533, 13.133, 12.400, 12.500, 13.366, 13.866) 78.798 Robert Kirmes (FIN) (12.966, 12.800, 13.033, 13.466, 13.333, 13.200) 78.798 Shinnoshuke Oka (JPN) (10.200, 13.133, 13.566, 13.933, 14.533, 13.266) 78.631 Timo Eder (GER) (13.433, 12.166, 12.500, 14.033, 13.100, 13.033) 78.265 Thiern...