2023 Australian Junior Classic and Continental Championships

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:
  • James Hardy
  • Mitchell Morgans
  • Clay Mason Stephens
  • David Tanner
  • Heath Thorpe
  • RESERVES: James Bacueti; Tyson Bull; Michael Tone 
NEW ZEALAND:
  • Sam Dick
  • Ethan Dick
  • William Fu Allen
  • Mikhail "Misha" Koudinov
  • Daniel Stoddart
AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR CLASSIC:
WOMEN'S COMPETITION:
  • AUSTRALIA:
    • Summa Hill
    • Ursula Sadlo
    • Ellie Tippett
    • Imogen Schuitemaker
  • NEW ZEALAND:
    • Freya Reid
    • Madison Brick 
MEN'S COMPETITION:
  • AUSTRALIA:
    • Alistair Hoole
    • Nicholas Howard
    • Ritam Malik
    • Matthew Davies
    • Lucas Engesser
    • RESERVE: Will Hansen-Cooper
  • NEW ZEALAND:
    • Joshua Teitelbaum
    • Yuto Kawase
    • Taiga Stenton
    • Logan Curtis
    • Oliver Gormack
    • NON-TRAVELLING RESERVE: Elijah Stewart

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