Gymmin' Miel!

1. Anne Kuhm (Union Haguenau) (14.150, 14.000, 13.300, 14.150) 55.600
2. Marine Brevet (Detente Et Loisirs De Viriat) (13.900, 13.700, 13.600, 13.900) 55.100
3. Sophia Serseri (Alliance Dijon Gym 21) (13.950, 13.150, 12.450, 13.300) 52.850
4. Aurelie Malaussena (Elan Gymnique Rouennais) (13.750, 14.100, 12.950, 11.700) 52.500
5. Manon Cormoreche (Avenir Gymnique Des Pins) (12.900, 12.800, 13.600, 13.100) 52.400
6. Johanna Cano (Club Gymnique De Saint Giniez) (13.450, 12.400, 11.400, 12.450) 49.700
7. Katheleen Lindor (Meaux Gymnastique) (13.550, 11.300, 11.150, 12.700) 48.700
8. Sarah-line Errin (Union Sportive Forbach Gymnastique Et Danse) (12.350, 12.450, 10.500, 12.550) 47.850
9. Wendy Lejoyeux (Gymnastique Du Pays D'aix En Provence) (12.600, 10.800, 11.550, 12.550) 47.500
10. Marine Roszczka (Avoine Beaumont Gymnastique) (12.300, 12.350, 10.250, 12.450) 47.350
11. Audrey Boutigue (Sport Athletique Merignacais) (12.750, 10.550, 11.000, 12.500) 46.800
12. Youna Dufournet (Les Lucioles De Lyon) (14.450, 14.600, 12.900, 0.000) 41.950
13. Mira Boumejmajen (Elan Gymnique Rouennais) (13.200, 13.000, 12.450, 0.000) 38.650
14. Valentine Sabatou (Les Preux De St Girons Gym) (0.000, 11.250, 0.000, 0.000) 11.250

GYMNAST Lauren Mitchell is hoping the past mirrors the future as she prepares for a busy six months of competition.

Mitchell, 19 next month, has had an injury-interrupted start to 2010 after breaking her wrist late last year and then badly rolling her ankle a few months later.

Now back in full training, Mitchell is confident she can match last year's record-breaking feats, which saw her claim two silver medals at the world championships.

"It's kind of the same as last year when I had a rib injury, so I'm taking it as a good omen," she said.

"I missed the first half of last year and blitzed the second, so I hope to do the same again this year."

Mitchell returned from the championships in London to a heroine's welcome.

While her dual silver medal result is the best by an Australian at an international gymnastics meet, she insists her newfound status as the nation's greatest gymnast has not changed her approach to the sport.

"I'm still the same gymnast and everyone out there is still training, still getting better, so I still have to train to get better and I know I can improve," she said.

"The only pressure and expectation is the one I put on myself. I know all I have to do is what I did last time, but at the end of the day my best will get me there."

After a quicker-than-expected recovery from her double injury blow, Mitchell will spend the next two weeks preparing for the national championships in Perth, starting on July 5.

The nationals will double as selection trials for the Commonwealth Games in October.

Mitchell will make her Games debut in Delhi, if selected, after missing out on competing at the Melbourne Games in 2006 due to injury.

Fellow WA gymnasts Daria Joura and Emma Little will not compete at the national championships as they continue their recoveries from ankle and elbow injuries.

Mitchell hopes to feature among the individual medals in Delhi, but her primary aim is to guide the Australian team to top honours. And she is not fazed by the security fears surrounding the Games, but is advising her parents to stay home and save their money.

"If the organising committee say it's safe, then I trust them that it's safe to go," she said. "I think because I've been to the Olympics before, I know what to expect, so I don't really think it will be that much different to Beijing (2008 Olympics)."