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Georgia Godwin and Ruby Pass have automatically qualified to be a part of the Women's team for the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships to be held in Belgium, Antwerp from 30th September to the 8th of August. The full list of women eligible for selection are: Georgia Rose Brown Miella Brown Annabelle Burrows Georgia Godwin Kate McDonald Ruby Pass Macy Pegoli Kate Sayer Breanna Scott Lucy Stewart Emily Whitehead Harriet Wingrove For Men's Artistic Gymnastics, the following gymnasts are eligible for selection: James Bacueti Tyson Bull James Hardy Clay Mason Stephens Jesse Moore Mitchell Morgans Vedant Sawant Heath Thorpe 

 The 2023 Osijek Artistic Gymnastics World Challenge Cup is to be held in Osijek, Croatia from the 8th to the 11th of June.  WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: VAULT:  Mane Poghosyan (ARM) Georgia Godwin (AUS) Annabelle Burrows (AUS) Lisa Vaelen (BEL) Nikol Stoimenova (BUL) Clara Raposo (CAN) Denelle Pedrick (CAN) Tijana Korent (CRO) Saara Kokko (FIN) Nikolett Szilagyi (HUN) Csenge Maria Bacskay (HUN) Valerija Ratobilska (LAT) Katrina Jurevica (LAT) Celeste Mordenti (LUX) Casey-Jane Meuleman (NED) Floor Slooff (NED) Mari Kanter (NOR) Selma Halvorsen (NOR) Karma Visagie (RSA) Garcelle Napier (RSA) Tjasa Kysselef (SLO) Meta Kunaver (SLO) Tara Stefanovic (SRB) Nina Sabic (SRB) UNEVEN BARS: Mane Poghosyan (ARM) Georgia Godwin (AUS) Annabelle Burrows (AUS) Miriam Bernhard (AUT) Elisa Haemmerle (AUT) Lisa Vaelen (BEL) Fien Enghels (BEL) Jade Barbosa (BRA) Lorrane Oliveira (BRA) Nikol Stoimenova (BUL) Clara Raposo (CAN) Denelle Pedrick (CAN) Sara Sulekic (CRO) Chrisitna Zwicker (CRO) Saara Kokk

 The competition in Tel Aviv, Israel is set to take place from the 1st to the 4th of June. WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: VAULT: Georgia Godwin (AUS) Harriet Wingrove (AUS) Katrin Palicka (AUT) Nazanin Teymurova (AZE) Ylea Tollet (BEL) Lisa Vaelen (BEL) Adeliina Siikala (FIN) Malla Montell (FIN) Lea Franceries (FRA) Morgane Osyssek-Reimer (FRA) Cheuk Lam Chan (HKG) Nikolett Szilagyi (HUN) Csenge Maria Bacskay (HUN) Ofir Netzer (ISR) Lihie Raz (ISR) Kirsten Rampono (RSA) Nkazimlo Matyolo (RSA) Tjasa Kysselef (SLO) UNEVEN BARS: Georgia Godwin (AUS) Harriet Wingrove (AUS) Katrin Palicka (AUT) Nazanin Teymurova (AZE) Lisa Vaelen (BEL) Aberdeen O'Driscoll (BEL) Christina Zwicker (CRO) Alba Petisco (ESP) Laia Masferrer (ESP) Adeliina Siikala (FIN) Malla Montell (FIN) Morgane Osyssek-Reimer (FRA) Marine Boyer (FRA) Csenge Maria Bacskay (HUN) Lilla Makai (HUN) Ofir Netzer (ISR) Lihie Raz (ISR) Kirsten Rampono (RSA) Caleigh Anders (RSA) Barbora Mokosova (SVK) BALANCE BEAM: Georgia Godwin

The Federation Internationale de Gymnastique has officially announced and approved the Nationality change for Ayelen Tarabini from Argentina to Kyrgyzstan. This move has been in the works for awhile now, with Ayelen herself posting photos with various government officials back in November 2022 with Kyrgyz Republic news sites confirming the news back then.  Ayelen retired back in 2020 and as a huge fan of hers, I cannot wait to see her return!! Image from: https://www.clarin.com/deportes/gimnasta-ayelen-tarabini-anuncio-retiro-hizo-gravisimas-denuncias_0_DoTgoiVKE.html

 Varna World Challenge Cup to be taking place from the 25th to 28th May. WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: VAULT: Emma Ross (AUS) Harriet Wingrove (AUS) Nazanin Teymurova (AZE) Paloma Mintcheva (BUL) Nikol Stoimenova (BUL) Maddison Hajjar (CAN) Frederique Sgarbossa (CAN) Tijana Korent (CRO) Laia Font (ESP) Sara Loikas (FIN) Djenna Laroui (FRA) Aline Friess (FRA) Cheuk Lam Chan (HKG) Greta Mayer (HUN) Zsofia Kovacs (HUN) Geffen Dor (ISR) Naomi Visser (NED) Floor Slooff (NED) Mali Neurauter (NOR) Tara Stefanovic (SRB) Nina Sabic (SRB) Lou-Anne Citherlet (SUI) Daria Angelina Hartmann (SUI) Bengisu Yildiz (TUR) Derin Tanriyasukur (TUR) Lobar Amrillaeva (UZB) Gulnaz Jumabekova (UZB) UNEVEN BARS: Emma Ross (AUS) Harriet Wingrove (AUS) Nazanin Teymurova (AZE) Paloma Mintcheva (BUL) Nikol Stoimenova (BUL) Maddison Hajjar (CAN) Frederique Sgarbossa (CAN) Christina Zwicker (CRO) Sara Sulekic (CRO) Lorena Medina (ESP) Maia Llacer Sirera (ESP) Sara Loikas (FIN) Rosanna Ojala (FIN) Djenna Laroui (FR

Australian Ursula Sadlo took out the All-Around title at the inaugural Australian Junior Classic over Malaysia's Marissa Zaiful Azian and Hannah Yasmeen Mazwan. Australia's Ellie Tippett and Summa Hill who were on the original roster did not compete. New Zealand's Madison Brick was the top competitor on the Vault, taking the honours over Malaysia's Marissa Zaiful Azian with Australian  Imogen Schuitemaker in third. On the Uneven Bars, Freya Reid topped Sadlo and Schuitemaker, whilst on the Balance Beam it was a Malaysian top three with Marissa Zaiful Azian triumphing over Kang Xian Yeap and Cadence Zi Qi Teh. Brick of New Zealand also triumphed on the Floor Exercise over Marissa Zaiful Azian with Malaysia's Hannah Yasmeen Mazwan and Sadlo tying for third.  I have been unable to find the full results for MAG. Watch this space. Will update when found. AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR CLASSIC: WOMEN'S COMPETITION: ALL AROUND: Ursula Sadlo (AUS) (12.200, 11.200, 10.950, 11.750) 46

Gorgeous leotards for both the New Zealand and Australian teams. Love Heath Thorpe's artistry and save with the tumbling lines. The first Australian gymnast up is Macy Pegoli - step back on full twisting Yurchenko. Fantastic start for Clay Mason Stephens! Kate Sayer - lovely form in the air on FTY. Ruby Pass - big hop forward on Yurchenko 1.5. Ethan Dick - solid floor routine to begin. William Fu Allen - double pike, lovely second line, and small bobble on his final pass. Misha Koudinov - step oob on the double front, solid double tuck, strength elements. I missed the remainder of the competition due to unforeseen events but you can see the results below. Solid Horizontal Bar set from Heath Thorpe. Fall for James Hardy and hands down on dismount. Stephens - pulled out a good routine, hop on dismount. Mitchell Morgans - falls on first release, catches close to the bar on his Kolman, hop full turn, Russian giants, lovely stuck dismount. The reactions from the Australian male reserves

Here are the participants for the Australian and New Zealand teams for both the inaugural Australian Junior Classic and the 2023 Continental Championships. Both competitions will take place on the 6th of May with the Junior Classic taking place from 12.00pm to 3.00pm (Queensland local time) and the Continental Championships taking place from 5.30pm to 8.30pm (Queensland local time). A team victory for the Senior Men and the Senior Women will qualify full teams for the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships to be held in Belgium later this year. Excitingly the competition will be live-streamed via the SEN App and on the Gymnastics Australia Facebook page. 2023 CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: AUSTRALIA: Kate McDonald Ruby Pass Macy Pegoli Kate Sayer Breanna Scott RESERVE: Harriet Wingrove NEW ZEALAND: Ava Baddeley Ava Fitzgerald Keira Rolston-Larking Madeline Marshall Reece Cobb  NON-TRAVELLING RESERVE: Jun McDonald MEN'S COMPETITION: AUSTRALIA: Jame

Here is the list of the State Team Members who will be contesting the 2023 Australian Gymnastics Championships in the Senior International division. The competition in this division will be held over two days. Day 1 will be on Thursday 11th of May with the second night of competition being held on the 13th of May. The competition on the Saturday of both the Senior WAG & MAG and Junior WAG will be live-streamed via the SEN App and on the Gymnastics Australia Facebook page. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: James Bacueti  Blair Stewart  NEW SOUTH WALES (6 COMPETING AS A TEAM, 2 INDIVIDUALS): Jack Hall (NSW HPC/Sydney Olympic Park) Jose Caballero (NSW HPC/Sydney Olympic Park) Joseph D'Souza-Bullman (NSW HPC/South Coast Gymnastics Club) Logan Owen (NSW HPC/Sydney Gymnastics Centre) Heath Thorpe (NSW HPC/Shire Gymnastics) Lachlan Smith (NSW HPC/Sydney Gymnastics Centre) Benjamin Foster (NSW HPC/Sydney Gymnastics Centre) - Individual Campbell Smith (NSW HPC/Sydney Gymnastics Centre) - In

Here is the list of the State Team Members who will be contesting the 2023 Australian Gymnastics Championships in the Junior International and Senior International divisions. Please note that according to the running order, one of the Viction Juniors will not be competing. The competition in these divisions will be held over two days. Day 1 will be on Thursday 11th of May with the second night of competition being held on the 13th of May. The competition on the Saturday of both the Senior WAG & MAG and Junior WAG will be live-streamed via the SEN App and on the Gymnastics Australia Facebook page. JUNIOR & SENIOR INTERNATIONAL: GROUP 1: W.A.  SENIOR: Amanda Edwards (Vital) SENIOR: Emma Morris (PGA) SENIOR: Olena Edmeades (PGA) JUNIOR: Summa Hill (PGA) JUNIOR: Ursula Sadlo (PGA) GROUP 2: QUEENSLAND: (Senior Team and 1 Senior Individual) SENIOR: Georgia-Rose Brown (Premier Gymnastics Academy) SENIOR: Georgia Godwin (Delta Gymnastics) SENIOR: Ruby Pass (Premier Gymnastics Academy)