2026 Mediterranean Games - Event Finals

 Today is the final day of the Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2026 Mediterranean Games. All event finals will be contested in the Grottaglie Sports Hall, Taranto, Italy with the finals being divided into two. Greece's Antonios Tantalidis took the Floor Exercise honours over Italians Ivan Brunello and Niccolo Vannucchi, who were separated by a tiebreak. Italian Benedetta Gava won the Women's Vault title over Greece's Athanasia Mesiri and Slovenia's Teja Belak. Spain's Ignacio Yockers won the Pommel Horse title over Omar Elshobki of Egypt and Ferhat Arican of Turkiye. Algeria's Kaylia Nemour dominated on the Uneven Bars, winning the title by 1.4 points over Italy's Sofia Tonelli with fellow Italian Artemisia Iorfino rounding out the top three. On the Still Rings, Turkiye's Mehmet Ayberk Kosak won the title over Vannucchi, with Egypt's Omar Mohamed finishing third. Turkiye's Altan Dogan came into the Still Rings Final to replace Cyprus' Marios Georgiou. Morocco's Hamza Hossaini won the Men's Vault honours over Italian Tommaso Brugnami and Alperen Ege Avci of Turkiye. Nemour also took out the Women's Balance Beam final over Spain's Alba Petisco and Italian Eleonora Calaciura. Benedetta Gava replaces her Italian compatriot Sofia Tonelli in the Floor Final and wins the title over Petisco and compatriot Emma Fioravanti. Turkiye's Altan Dogan won the Parallel Bars title over Marios Georgiou of Cyprus and Italy's Matteo Levantesi, whilst over on the Horizontal Bar, Marios Georgiou won the title over Frenchman Swiamy Bellil and his own compatriot Neofytos Kyriakou.

MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:

  1. Antonios Tantalidis (GRE) 13.700
  2. Ivan Brunello (ITA) 13.600
  3. Niccolo Vannucchi (ITA) 13.600
  4. Mehmet Ayberk Kosak (TUR) 13.500
  5. Nicolau Mir (ESP) 13.400
  6. Mert Efe Kilicer (TUR) 13.200
  7. Swaimy Bellil (FRA) 13.200
  8. Anze Hribar (SLO) 12.400
WOMEN'S VAULT:
  1. Benedetta Gava (ITA) (14.000, 12.950) 13.675
  2. Athanasia Mesiri (GRE) (13.200, 13.400) 13.500
  3. Teja Belak (SLO) (12.750, 13.650) 13.400
  4. Aitana Pacheco (ESP) (13.350, 13.150) 13.250
  5. Celia Serber (FRA) (13.650, 12.500) 13.075
  6. Marina Escudero (ESP) (13.400, 12.350) 13.075
  7. Tjasa Kysselef (SLO) (13.200, 11.650) 12.425
  8. Ilayda Sahin (TUR) (13.000, 11.600) 12.300
MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:
  1. Ignacio Yockers (ESP) 14.250
  2. Omar Elshobki (EGY) 13.950
  3. Ferhat Arican (TUR) 13.750
  4. Antonios Tantalidis (GRE) 13.650
  5. Mohamed Afify (EGY) 13.550
  6. Matvei Petrov (ALB) 12.750
  7. Kevin George Buckley (SLO) 12.350
  8. Mateo Zugec (CRO) 12.150
WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Kaylia Nemour (ALG) 15.500
  2. Sofia Tonelli (ITA) 14.100
  3. Artemisia Iorfino (ITA) 13.800
  4. Alba Petisco (ESP) 13.550
  5. Lucija Hribar (SLO) 13.400
  6. Celia Serber (FRA) 13.350
  7. Aitana Pacheco (ESP) 12.250
  8. Alizee Letrange (FRA) 12.150
MEN'S STILL RINGS:
  1. Mehmet Ayberk Kosak (TUR) 14.250
  2. Niccolo Vannucchi (ITA) 13.850
  3. Omar Mohamed (EGY) 13.850
  4. Christos Tsingelidis (GRE) 13.800
  5. Sokratis Pilakouris (CYP) 13.500
  6. Luka Bojanc (SLO) 13.500
  7. Altan Dogan (TUR) 12.850
  8. Ivan Brunello (ITA) 12.650
MEN'S VAULT:
  1. Hamza Hossaini (MAR) (14.100, 13.950) 14.025
  2. Tommaso Brugnami (ITA) (14.050, 13.750) 13.900
  3. Alperen Ege Avci (TUR) (13.950, 13.750) 13.850
  4. Niccolo Vannucchi (ITA) (14.050, 13.450) 13.750
  5. Neofytos Kyriakou (CYP) (13.950, 13.350) 13.650
  6. Sergio David Kovacs (ESP) (12.400, 13.600) 13.000
  7. Antonin Delaye (FRA) (13.750, 12.150) 12.950
  8. Moetamen Bellah Jelassi (TUN) (12.900, 12.900) 12.900
WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Kaylia Nemour (ALG) 13.300
  2. Alba Petisco (ESP) 13.200
  3. Eleonora Calaciura (ITA) 12.900
  4. Alizee Letrange (FRA) 12.800
  5. Sofia Tonelli (ITA) 12.200
  6. Celia Serber (FRA) 12.050
  7. Aitana Pacheco (ESP) 11.800
  8. Christina Zwicker (CRO) 11.600
  9. Sevgi Kayisoglu (TUR) 10.550
MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:
  1. Altan Dogan (TUR) 14.000
  2. Marios Georgiou (CYP) 14.000
  3. Matteo Levantesi (ITA) 13.900
  4. Stefano Patron (ITA) 13.450
  5. Mert Efe Kilicer (TUR) 13.400
  6. Petar Vefic (SRB) 13.300
  7. Nicolau Mir (ESP) 12.850
  8. Stefanos Tsolakidis (GRE) 11.200
WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Benedetta Gava (ITA) 13.300
  2. Alba Petisco (ESP) 13.200
  3. Emma Fioravanti (ITA) 12.800
  4. Marina Escudero (ESP) 12.700
  5. Sevgi Kayisoglu (TUR) 12.650
  6. Athanasia Mesiri (GRE) 12.250
  7. Kaylia Nemour (ALG) 11.950
  8. Antea Sikic Kaucic (CRO) 11.500
MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR:
  1. Marios Georgiou (CYP) 14.200
  2. Swaimy Bellil (FRA) 13.750
  3. Neofytos Kyriakou (CYP) 13.100
  4. Matteo Levantesi (ITA) 12.450
  5. Mert Efe Kilicer (TUR) 12.350
  6. Apostolos Kanellos (GRE) 12.100
  7. Lorenzo Aymes (FRA) 12.000
  8. Omar Mohamed (EGY) 11.900

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