Gymmin' Miel!

The Romanian duo of Larisa Andreea Iordache and Andrei Vasile Muntean took out the title at the 2013 Swiss Cup competition which was held on the 3rd of November at the Zurcher Hallstadion in Zurich, Switzerland. The German team of Fabian Hambuechen and Elisabeth Seitz finished second with the Swiss pairing of Claudio Capelli and Giulia Steingruber. The Ukrainian duo of Angelina Kysla and Oleg Verniaiev where the other team to make the Finale round. 

FINALE ROUND: 

HALF-FINALE ROUND:

1. ROMANIA: Larisa Andreea Iordache (BB: 14.950, UB: 14.700, FX: 14.550); Andrei Vasile Muntean (VT: 14.350, PB: 15.000, SR: 15.050) 88.550
2. GERMANY: Elisabeth Seitz (UB: 14.300, FX: 14.100, BB: 14.150); Fabian Hambuechen (SR: 14.850, HB: 15.350, PB: 15.100) 87.850
3. SWITZERLAND 1: Giulia Steingruber (UB: 14.150, VT: 15.000, FX: 14.500); Claudio Capelli (VT: 14.800, PB: 14.650, FX: 14.950) 88.050
4. UKRAINE: Angelina Kysla (FX: 13.800, VT: 13.775, UB: 11.700); Oleg Verniaiev (PH: 14.750, SR: 15.150, PB: 15.700) 84.875
5. CANADA: Maegan Chant (FX: 13.250, VT: 14.175, BB: 13.650); Kevin Lytwyn (SR: 15.000, FX: 14.400, HB: 13.550) 84.025
6. ITALY: Chiara Gandolfi (UB: 13.650, BB: 13.450, FX: 13.150); Paolo Principi (FX: 14.800, HB: 14.600, SR: 14.250) 83.900
7. GREAT BRITAIN: Raer Theaker (FX: 13.450, UB: 13.750, BB: 13.700); Reiss Beckford (FX: 14.450, HB: 14.400, SR: 14.150) 83.900
8. SWITZERLAND 2: Ilaria Kaeslin (UB: 12.300, BB: 13.850, FX: 13.400); Oliver Hegi (PB: 14.300, PH: 14.500, HB: 13.700) 82.050

1. ROMANIA: Larisa Andreea Iordache (BB: 14.950); Andrei Vasile Muntean (VT: 14.350) 29.300
2. GERMANY: Elisabeth Seitz (UB: 14.300); Fabian Hambuechen (SR: 14.850) 29.150
3. SWITZERLAND 1: Giulia Steingruber (UB: 14.150); Claudio Capelli (VT: 14.800) 28.950
4. UKRAINE: Angelina Kysla (FX: 13.800); Oleg Verniaiev (PH: 14.750) 28.550
5. ITALY: Chiara Gandolfi (UB: 13.650); Paolo Principi (FX: 14.800) 28.450
6. CANADA: Maegan Chant (FX: 13.250); Kevin Lytwyn (SR: 15.000) 28.250
7. GREAT BRITAIN: Raer Theaker (FX: 13.450); Reiss Beckford (FX: 14.450) 27.900
8. CHINA: SHANG Chunsong (UB: 14.550); ZHANG Chenglong (VT: 12.450) 27.000
9. FRANCE: Manon Cormoreche (FX: 12.700); Arnaud Willig (PB: 14.150) 26.850
10. SWITZERLAND 2: Ilaria Kaeslin (UB: 12.300); Oliver Hegi (PB: 14.300) 26.600

The 30th Memorial Arthur Gander will take place in Morges, Switzerland on the 30th of October. For those who are unfamiliar with the format, the Male gymnasts choose four apparatuses out of the six that they would like to compete on, with the Women choosing three out of the four apparatuses that they will compete on. The winners of the competition will be the Man and Woman with the highest combined All Around scores. This competition boasts an exciting roster on both the Men's and Women's sides, despite the withdrawal of Korean vaulting sensation YANG Hak Seon. YANG suffered an ankle injury during the Korean National Sports Festival which was held on the 21st to the 23rd of October with the decision being taken to seek treatment. 

PARTICIPANTS:

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

Today (Saturday, the 9th March) sees an International Friendly take place between Women's Artistic Gymnasts from Austria, Slovakia, Switzerland and the Czech Republic. The competition is set to take place at 1.00pm (Vienna Local time) at the Wiener Dusika Stadion and boasts an exciting line up.

The German pairing of Elisabeth Seitz and Fabian Hambuechen were triumphant at the 30th Swiss Cup which was held at on the 4th of November. Whilst hometown favorites Giulia Steingruber and Claudio Capelli narrowly holding on in the final round for second place. The second German team of Kim Bui and Marcel Nguyen finished third. As the format goes, after the first two rounds the two lowest scorers teams were eliminated with the top eight moving onto the Semi-Final. During the Semi Final, each member competes on another apparatus with their totals then being combined so that the top four teams move onto the final round where each member of the pair competes on another event (this time they are able to chose an apparatus they have already competed on) with the scores added to determine the winners. Poor Niamh Rippin had a bad day on the Floor Exercise crashing three of her four tumbling lines. Videos can be seen at RodolfoCrazyBrasil's Youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/rodolfocrazybrasil/videos?view=0. Thanks so much for uploading!!

RESULTS:

FINAL ROUND:

1. Elisabeth Seitz/Fabian Hambuechen (GER): 30.200 (Seitz - UB 14.350; Hambuechen - HB 15.850)
2. Giulia Steingruber/Claudio Capelli (SUI): 29.650 (Steingruber - VT 14.600; Capelli - PB 15.050)
3. Kim Bui/Marcel Nguyen (GER): 29.550 (Bui - UB 14.600; Nguyen - PB 14.950)
4. Nastassia Marachkouskaya/Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR): 27.850 (Marachkouskaya - VT 13.200; Likhovitskiy - PB 14.650)

The Switzerland contingent was triumph at the 1st Swiss Cup for Trainees, held in conjunction with the 2012 Swiss Cup. Switzerland were also 1-2 in the All Around, with Taha Serhani and Christian Baumann taking out the placings respectively. Belgium's Florian Landuyt was third. High scorers on each event were: Switzerland's Eddy Yusof on Floor Exercise, Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar, with Baumann on the Pommel Horse and Still Rings. Well done to all competitors.

TEAM RESULTS:

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

1. Taha Serhani (SUI) (13.800, 12.750, 12.950, 15.300, 13.850, 13.800) 82.450
2. Christian Baumann (SUI) (12.750, 13.700, 13.250, 14.800, 13.250, 13.650) 81.400
3. Florian Landuyt (BEL) (12.600, 13.100, 12.450, 14.800, 11.950, 12.550) 77.450
4. Eddy Yusof (SUI) (13.950, 13.650, 0.000, 15.550, 14.600, 14.000) 71.750
5. Illiaz Pyncket (BEL) (12.550, 8.850, 12.000, 13.450, 12.250, 12.550) 71.650
6. Jelle Van Leeuwen (NED) (12.200, 11.000, 11.800, 12.850, 12.650, 11.100) 71.600
7. Alex Klinkenberg (NED) (12.050, 10.850, 11.500, 13.450, 11.350, 6.650) 65.850
8. Bram Verhofstad (NED) (13.850, 11.500, 12.350, 14.300, 0.000, 11.850) 63.850
9. Noah Kuavita (BEL) (12.050, 3.250, 10.800, 13.450, 12.050, 11.200) 62.800
10. Aaron Blomme (BEL) (11.500, 11.000, 11.600, 13.500, 11.250, 0.000) 58.850
11. Richie Wanner (SUI) (13.400, 0.000, 13.100, 15.400, 0.000, 13.650) 55.550
12. Marco Walter (SUI) (13.500, 12.600, 0.000, 14.700, 12.750, 0.000) 53.550
13. Guido Hendrikx (NED) (12.150, 0.000, 10.550, 13.400, 8.500, 8.700) 53.300
14. Frank Rijken (NED) (13.200, 12.900, 12.750, 13.400, 0.000, 0.000) 52.250
15. Nicola Graber (SUI) (0.000, 13.150, 12.900, 0.000, 12.750, 13.000) 51.800
16. Jonathan Vrolix (BEL) (13.550, 11.100, 0.000, 13.700, 0.000, 10.150) 48.500
17. Luka Van den Keybus (BEL) (0.000, 0.000, 12.150, 0.000, 12.950, 12.800) 37.900
18. Nico Van den Boogard (NED) (0.000, 9.550, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 9.550

Yulia Belokobylskaya (RUSSIA) - Image by Thomas Schreyer for Intlgymnast.com 

(From 2011 DTB Team Cup. See here)

This year see the Swiss Cup head into it's 30th year. The competition will be held on the 4th of November, 2012 at the Hallstadion Zurich in Switzerland. The competition rounds out a busy four day programme which includes the Swiss Cup Kids Day and for the first time will see the 1st Junior Swiss Cup which will take place as a 3-nation tournament with Switzerland, Belgium and Netherlands sending participants.

For those unfamiliar with The Swiss Cup, it is a Pairs competition - usually with a MAG and WAG Gymnast from the same Nation, however in some cases it may be a WAG Gymnast from one Nation and a MAG Gymnast from another. All pairs compete in the first two rounds on two apparatuses of their choice, with the two gymnasts' scores combined at the end of the second round with the top eight pairs moving onto the Half-Final. Each Gymnast in the pair then competes on another apparatus of their choice (cannot be an apparatus they competed on in the first two rounds). At the conclusion of the round the scores from the Half-Final are added to the combined total from the first two rounds to receive a "Team All Around Score" with the four highest scoring teams moving onto the Finale. In the Finale, scores go back to zero with each member of the Pair competing on one apparatus of their choosing (can be an apparatus they have already competed on), with the two apparatus totals combined to come up with the winning pair.

ANNOUNCED PAIRS:

• TEAM SWITZERLAND 1: Giulia Steingruber, Claudio Capelli
• TEAM SWITZERLAND 2: Jessica Diacci, Nils Haller
• TEAM GERMANY 1: Elisabeth Seitz, Fabian Hambuechen
• TEAM GERMANY 2: Kim Bui; Marcel Nguyen
• TEAM KOREA: Ji Hye Sung; Yang Hak Seon
• TEAM RUSSIA: Yulia Belokobylskaya; Igor Pakhomenko
• TEAM UKRAINE: Mariya Livchikova; Oleg Stepko
• TEAM GREAT BRITAIN: Niamh Rippin; Sam Oldham
• TEAM ITALY: Carlotta Ferlito, Paolo Ottavi 
• TEAM BELARUS: Nastassia Marachkouskaya; Andrey Likhovitskiy 

Ilaria Kaeslin is set to make her Senior debut. (Image courtesy of NKL - see here)

The 29th edition of the Arturo Gander Memorial is set to be held on the 31st of October at the Palapenz di Chiasso in Chiasso, Switzerland. This competition is held annually, with it being alternated between Morges and Chiasso. This year however, sees the Arturo Gander Memorial take on a brand new format. A total of 10 Men's Artistic Gymnasts and 10 Women's Artistic Gymnasts are hoped to participate. For the MAG participants, Rounds 1-4 will see all MAG gymnasts compete on a single apparatus each round, of which they choose. For the Women, Rounds  1-2 sees all Gymnasts take part, competing on a single apparatus each round, and as with the Men, the apparatus they compete on is their choice. Round 4 for the Men and Round 3 for the Women is the Finale round, and sees the top six gymnasts from the Qualification rounds (after the total of the apparatus scores have been worked out) compete on one final apparatus of their choosing. The Winner of the competition will be the MAG and WAG Gymnasts who have the highest All Around scores (calculated from the total of the scores from all 4 Rounds for the Men and 3 Rounds for the Women). 

According to the official site (see: http://www.memorialgander.ch/) gymnasts from Belarus, Brazil, Germany,  Great Britain, Italy, Korea, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, and Ukraine are set to participate. The following gymnasts have been announced: The lists below have now been finalized. 

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

• Andrey Likhovitskiy (BLR)
• Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA)
• Sam Oldham (GBR)
• Marcel Nguyen (GER)
• Paolo Ottavi (ITA)
• Yang-Hak Seon (KOR)
• Igor Pakhomenko (RUS)
• Claudio Capelli  Pablo Braegger (SUI)
• Oleg Stepko (UKR)

Image from ETF website - see here. 

Claudio Capelli has claimed the Switzerland's lone men's berth for the London Olympics. This will be the second Olympics for Claudio, who competed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He was supposed to compete at an internal match in Magglingen on the 30th of June to see who would receive the spot, himself or Pascal Bucher. However, this match became obsolete as Bucher saw no way that he could catch up and recover the form required to win due to his ongoing shoulder problems and as a result withdrew from the Olympic Selection process. 

The Switzerland Women's participation spot at the 2012 Olympic Games was confirmed earlier this week as belonging to Giulia Steingruber. The Men's place, which will either belong to the Man who turns 26 in November, Claudio Capelli or to the Man who turn 23-years-old in December, Pascal Bucher. The answer is set to be revealed after they compete in the final test which is scheduled to be held in Macolin on the 30th of June.

The most recent test was at the 2012 German National Championships where they both competed as guests. Capelli competed in the All Around, scoring a formidable 86.800, whilst Bucher opted to drop Still Rings and Horizontal Bar earning himself a score of 50.100 for the four events.

From the article on the Swiss Gymnastics Federation website:

"Nothing much happened." Düsseldorf has been the worst competition of my life. I should work on all the equipment, but the four months of injuries have left traces. I don't know what will happen. I must speak with my coaches to see if it makes sense to participate in the competition test on June 30. "Perhaps the best solution would be to completely heal the injured shoulder", said a somewhat shot Pascal Bucher.

The 47th edition of the Nissen Cup, which is the third event of the 2012 FIG World Cup Trampoline series, will be held on the 22nd and 23rd of June in Arosa, Switzerland. Named in honor of the trampoline inventor George Nissen, this bi-annual event,  is the oldest international Trampoline competition. Some 250 athletes are expected to compete, with 19 countries having registered for the Elite competition. Also being held in conjunction with this competition will be an International Juniors competition, with both the Juniors and Senior competing in Individuals and/or Synchronized Trampoline competitions. 

COMPETITION SCHEDULE:

FRIDAY, 22ND JUNE, 2012:

SATURDAY, 23RD JUNE, 2012:

• 10.00am - 12.00pm: Individual Qualification - Juniors
• 1.00pm - 2.30pm: Finals - Juniors (Individuals and Synchro)
• 4.00pm - 6.00pm: World Cup Finals - Seniors (Individuals and Synchro)

WORLD CUP CATEGORY A:

INDIVIDUAL WOMEN:

• Tatsiana Piatrenia (BLR)
• Sviatlana Makshtarova (BLR)
• Camilla Gomes (BRA)
• Giovanna Bastos Matheus (BRA)
• Rosannagh MacLennan (CAN)
• Karen Cockburn (CAN)
• Mariah Madigan (CAN)
• Samantha Smith (CAN)
• HUANG Shanshan (CHN)
• ZHONG Xingping (CHN)
• LI Dan (CHN)
• LI Meng (CHN)
• Zita Frydrychova (CZE)
• Joelle Vallez (FRA)
• Katherine Driscoll (GBR)
• Laura Gallagher (GBR)
• Amanda Parker (GBR)
• Sarah Eckes (GER)
• Carina Baumgaertner (GER)
• Jessica Simon (GER)
• Anna Dogonadze (GER)
• Arianna Capitani (ITA)
• Claudia Andrea Manicone (ITA)
• Chisato Doihata (JPN)
• Haruna Yamashita (JPN)
• Mayu Otani (JPN)
• Haruo Yamaguchi (JPN)
• Yevgeniya Shapovalova (KAZ)
• Andrea Lenders (NED)
• Ana Rente (POR)
• Silvia Saiote (POR)
• Ana Simoes (POR)
• Anna Kornetskaya (RUS)
• Irina Kundius (RUS)
• Galina Goncharenko (RUS)
• Victoria Voronina (RUS)
• Simone Scherer (SUI)
• Melanie Peterhans (SUI)
• Sylvie Wirth (SUI)
• Fanny Chilo (SUI)
• Nataliia Moskvina (UKR)
• Maryna Kyiko (UKR)
• Ekaterina Khilko (UZB)

INDIVIDUAL MEN:

• Martin Spatt (AUT)
• Jakob Manuel Wallentin (AUT)
• Mikalai Kazak (BLR)
• Carlos Ramirez Pala (BRA)
• Rafael Andrade (BRA)
• Yasen Ivanov (BUL)
• Aleksandar Angelov (BUL)
• Jason Burnett (CAN)
• Keegan Soehn (CAN)
• Charles Thibault (CAN)
• Kyle Soehn (CAN)
• Dong Dong (CHN)
• TUXiao (CHN)
• YE Shuai (CHN)
• LU Chunlong (CHN)
• Naim Ashhab (CZE)
• Martin Pelc (CZE)
• Adam Sult (CZE)
• Gregoire Pennes (FRA)
• Sebastien Martiny (FRA)
• Matteo Campus (FRA)
• Mickael Renault (FRA)
• Christopher Schuepferling (GER)
• Kyrylo Sonn (GER)
• Martin Gromowski (GER)
• Henrik Stehlik (GER)
• Dario Aloi (ITA)
• Flavio Cannone (ITA)
• Yasuhiro Ueyama (JPN)
• Tetsuya Sotomura (JPN)
• Takashi Sakamoto (JPN)
• Manabu Yamaguchi (JPN)
• Akzhol Zamanbekov (KAZ)
• Yernur Syzdyk (KAZ)
• Diogo Ganchninho (POR)
• Nuno Merino (POR)
• Tiago Lopes (POR)
• Diogo Abreu (POR)
• Sergei Azarian (RUS)
• Nikita Fedorenko (RUS)
• Mikhail Mel'nik (RUS)
• Dmitry Ushakov (RUS)
• Nicolas Schori (SUI)
• Loic Schir (SUI)
• Fabian Wyler (SUI)
• Joey Dias (SUI)
• Dmytro Serozhenko (UKR)
• Mykola Prostorov (UKR)
• Dmytro Byedyevkin (UKR)
• Maksym Volianskyi (UKR)

SYNCHRO - WOMEN:

• Tatsiana Piatrenia and Sviatlana Makshtarova (BLR)
• Mariah Madigan and Samantha Smith (CAN)
• ZHONG Xingping and LI Dan (CHN)
• LI Meng and  LIU Lingling (CHN)
• Sarah Eckes and Carina Baumgaertner (GER)
• Jessica Simon and Anna Dogonadze (GER)
• Arianna Capitani and Claudia Andrea Manicone (ITA)
• Chisato Doihata and Haruna Yamashita (JPN)
• Mayu Otani and Haruo Yamaguchi (JPN)
• Anna Kornetskaya and Irina Kundius (RUS)
• Galina Goncharenko and Victoria Voronina (RUS)
• Simone Scherer and Melanie Peterhans (SUI)
• Sylvie Wirth and Fanny Chilo (SUI)
• Nataliia Moskvina and Maryna Kyiko (UKR)

SYNCHRO - MEN:

• Martin Spatt and Jakob Manuel Wallentin (AUT)
• Yasen Ivanov and Aleksandar Angelov (BUL)
• Keegan Soehn and Kyle Soehn (CAN)
• FU Bing and HE Yuxiang (CHN)
• Adam Sult and Krystof Baumelt (CZE)
• Gregoire Pennes and Sebastien Martiny (FRA)
• Christopher Schuepferling and Kyrylo Sonn (GER)
• Martin Gromowski and Henrik Stehlik (GER)
• Dario Aloi and Flavio Cannone (ITA)
• Yasuhiro Ueyama and Tetsuya Sotomura (JPN)
• Takashi Sakamoto and Manabu Yamaguchi (JPN)
• Diogo Ganchninho and Nuno Merino (POR)
• Sergei Azarian and Nikita Fedorenko (RUS)
• Mikhail Mel'nik and Dmitry Ushakov (RUS)
• Nicolas Schori and Loic Schir (SUI)
• Fabian Wyler and Joey Dias (SUI)
• Dmytro Serozhenko and Mykola Prostorov (UKR)
• Dmytro Byedyevkin and Maksym Volianskyi (UKR)

Four days after the conclusion of the Arthur Gander Memorial in Morges (the 6th November), most of the participants will head to Zurich to compete at the 2011 Swiss Cup. The event will be taking place at the Hallstadion and I am sure that last year's champions, the German pairing of Elisabeth Seitz and Fabian Hambuechen will be looking to repeat their success. This competition features a pre-round, half-final and final round to determine the winning pairing. The gymnasts from each team will compete one after the other and receive their team score based on the individual scores. The events that the gymnasts compete on are chosen by the gymnasts, within certain constraints. In the final round, the four team finalists will begin with a score of zero, with the team qualifying in fourth leading off and the champion team being that who scores the highest in the final round.
N.B. UPDATED 3/11/2011. 2nd team included from Germany and only one from Romania

TEAMS:

SWITZERLAND:

GERMANY:

• Elisabeth Seitz and Fabian Hambuechen
• Kim Bui and Sebastian Krimmer

• Elizabeth Beddoe and Ruslan Pantelemonov 

• Jessica Helene Mattoni and Paolo Principi

• Hyunjoo Jo and Hak Seon Yang

• Ana Porgras and Flavius Koczi

• Anna Dementyeva and Nikita Ignatyev

• Angelina Kysla and Mykola Kuksenkov

World Vault Champion Hak Seon Yang will be partnering Hyunjoo Jo for the Arthur Gander Memorial.

The 2011 Arthur Gander Memorial will take place at the Beausobre Gym Hall in Morges, Switzerland on November the 2nd. After the withdrawal of the French team and the injury to Bulgarian superstar Jordan Jovtchev, the competition will see nine teams take to the floor. Romanian Marian Dragulescu, who one of the favourites in my opinion to win the title with his partner, is currently partnerless after compatriot Catalina Ponor withdrew with injury. 

PARTICIPANTS:

SWITZERLAND:

GERMANY:

• Kim Bui and Fabian Hambuechen

• Hyunjoo Jo and Hak Seon Yang

• Anna Dementyeva and Nikita Ignatyev

• Ana Porgras and Flavius Koczi
• ? and Marian Dragulescu

• Angelina Kysla and Mykola Kuksenkov

• Elizabeth Beddoe and Ruslan Panteleymonov 

• Jessica Helene Mattoni and Paolo Principi 

The 2010 Swiss Cup will be held in Zurich on the 31st of October. It is the 32nd edition of the event, and we shall be looking for some new champions! The Swiss Cup is a mixed pairs event. Gymnasts choose the order of the apparatus they compete, however after the second round the four lowest scoring teams will be out of the competition. The remaining teams then select the next apparatus and the four best teams then qualify for the final. During the final, all teams start from zero and choose from all four of the apparatus, where before the couldn't recompete the apparatus.

ETA: Germany has added another team (Hill/Krimmer), Rebecca Downie of Great Britain is being replaced by compatriot Imogen Cairns, the Mexican duo of Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas and Daniel Corral Barron will not be in attendance, instead a team from Bulgaria (Mileva/Jovtchev) have been added, and Yana Demyanchuk will be substituted for Anastasiia Koval to compete instead for the Ukranian team.

The 27th edition of the Memorial Arturo Gander will take place on the 27th October. This annual competition which alternates between Morges and Chiasso, will this year held in Chiasso.

This sums up part of Gander's contribution to the sport of gymnastics, for the rest check out the official website:

Without doubt Arturo Gander is one of the few, if not rare people, who ranged over the total movement of the "ars gymnastica" of his time, with actions which were futuristic for the movement. It is inevitable that only a few citations can be made: from his native Brienz he went first to Chippis in Valais; preceded by his fame as an extremely competent instructor (at home and abroad) he arrived in Chiasso at the end of the thirties, where the local gymnastic directors and politicians of the time were clairvoyant, far-sighted and also "lucky"; he became a gym teacher in the schools and instructor in the Federal Gymnastics Society.

The competition lines up ten men and ten women. The men compete on four events of their choice, whilst the women select three apparatus to perform on, with their scores carrying on to the final. This year boasts a fantastic roster of gymnasts:

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTS:

• Daniel Corral Barron (MEX)
• Niki Boschenstein (SUI)
• Yann Cucherat (FRA)
• Fabian Hambuechen (GER)
• HUANG Yuguo (CHN)
  
• Jordan Jovtchev (BUL)
• Flavius Koczi (ROU)
• Mykola Kuksenkov (UKR)
• Timothy McNeill (USA)
• Matteo Morandi (ITA)
• Sergio Munoz (ESP)
• Mark Ramseier (SUI)
• Kristian Thomas (GBR)
• ZOU Kai (CHN)
• Epke Zonderland (NED)

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTS:

• Rose-Eliandre Bellemare (FRA)
• Diana Maria Chelaru (ROU)
• Rebecca Downie (GBR)
• Vanessa Ferrari (ITA)
• Elsa Garcia Rodriguez Blancas (MEX)
• Lisa Katharina Hill (GER)
• Marie-Sophie Hindermann (GER)
• Ariella Kaeslin (SUI)
• Angelina Kysla (UKR)
• Elisabeth Seitz (GER)
• Bridget Sloan OR Rebecca Bross (USA)
• Wyomi Masela (NED)
• ZHANG Yelinzi (CHN)