2025 World University Games - RG Group All Around/Quals

After the first day of the Group competition at the Rhythmic Gymnastics at the 2025 World University Games in Rhine-Ruhr, Azerbaijan put in a dominant performance with the 5 Ribbons to lead the Groups All Around over Ukraine and Japan. Azerbaijan topped with the 3 Balls and 2 Hoops over Ukraine and Chinese Taipei, to win the Group All Around title. Ukraine won the silver with Japan the bronze.

GROUPS ALL-AROUND (5 RIBBONS; 3 BALLS & 2 HOOPS):

  1. Azerbaijan (24.150, 26.350) 50.500
  2. Ukraine (20.050, 24.400) 44.450
  3. Japan (19.050, 22.500) 41.550
  4. Chinese Taipei (16.500, 22.750) 39.250
  5. Republic of Korea (15.950, 19.300) 35.250

5 RIBBONS QUALIFICATION:

  1. Azerbaijan 24.150
  2. Ukraine 20.050
  3. Japan 19.050
  4. Chinese Taipei 16.500
  5. Republic of Korea 15.950
3 BALLS AND 2 HOOPS QUALIFICATION:
  1. Azerbaijan 26.350
  2. Ukraine 24.400
  3. Chinese Taipei 22.750
  4. Japan 22.500
  5. Republic of Korea 19.300

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