20th Asian Games - Trampoline Gymnastics Participants

 The 20th Asian Games takes place from September 19th to October 4th across the Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya, Japan. Trampoline Gymnastics will take place on the 27th September with the schedule being able to be viewed at: https://results.asiangames2026.org/#/discipline/GTR/schedule/daily/2026-09-27

WOMEN:

  • QIU Zheng (CHN)
  • ZHU Xueying (CHN)
  • Kit Ying Jennifer May Kwa Liu (HKG)
  • Yiyao Xiao (HKG)
  • Yalda Hassan Shokati (IRI)
  • Fatemeh Tavassoli (IRI)
  • Hikaru Mori (JPN)
  • Megu Uyama (JPN)
  • Viktoriya Butolina (KAZ)
  • Luvicar Janine Padilla (PHI)

MEN:

  • WANG Zisai (CHN)
  • YAN Langyu (CHN)
  • Long Fung Ronald Lau (HKG)
  • Kwun Wai Lee (HKG)
  • Aria Mam Adbollah (IRI)
  • Mohammad Saeidabadi (IRI)
  • Daiki Kishi (JPN)
  • Yusei Matsumoto (JPN)
  • Roman Barkov (KAZ)
  • Yerlan Tasmagambetov (KAZ)
  • Jerry Jr. Ilano (PHI)
  • Komron Gaibov (TJK)

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