2026 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TRACKER
Results, Replays, Schedule & Teams
54th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships | Rotterdam, Netherlands | October 17–25, 2026
Rotterdam in Review
World Championships Results
2026 Worlds: Women’s Results
OCT 24–25 | WOMEN'S EVENT FINAL
Nemour wins UB + BB; Andrade takes VT, Pease FX
BB: Nemour and Zhang each scored 14.566; Nemour's 0.200 execution advantage decided first place. FX: Pease won with 13.866 after a −0.100 ND; Prat placed third ahead of Martin on execution at 13.466.
OCT 23 | WAG AA FINAL
Skye Blakely wins World AA title
OCT 21 | WAG TEAM FINAL
China wins Women’s Team Final; USA silver, Japan bronze
OCT 18–19 | WAG QUALIFICATION
Qualification — Official Results
Official Replays + Viewing
Watch World Championships: Replays + TV Coverage
Competition Schedule
2026 Worlds: Women’s Competition Schedule
The same subdivision and starting-apparatus draw used in qualification applies to WAG podium training.
Thursday, October 15, 2026
| Session / Time Local / ET | Subdivision | Featured Countries & Groups | Starts On |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4:00 PM10:00 AM ET | Subdivision 1 | United States, Germany, Romania, AA Group 7 | Germany: VTRomania: UBAA Group 7: BBUnited States: FX |
| 5:50 PM11:50 AM ET | Subdivision 2 | Japan, Australia, Belgium, AA Group 10 | Japan: VTAustralia: UBAA Group 10: BBBelgium: FX |
| 7:40 PM1:40 PM ET | Subdivision 3 | Italy, Mexico, AA Group 8, AA Group 14 | AA Group 14: VTItaly: UBAA Group 8: BBMexico: FX |
Friday, October 16, 2026
| Session / Time Local / ET | Subdivision | Featured Countries & Groups | Starts On |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30 AM3:30 AM ET | Subdivision 4 | Sweden, WG1, AA Group 2, AA Group 6 | AA Group 6: VTSweden: UBWG1: BBAA Group 2: FX |
| 11:05 AM5:05 AM ET | Subdivision 5 | Ukraine, Algeria, Argentina, AA Group 9 | Ukraine: VTAA Group 9: UBAlgeria: BBArgentina: FX |
| 12:40 PM6:40 AM ET | Subdivision 6 | France, Malaysia, AA Group 3, AA Group 4 | France: VTAA Group 4: UBMalaysia: BBAA Group 3: FX |
| 4:00 PM10:00 AM ET | Subdivision 7 | Great Britain, Netherlands (Host), Apparatus Specialist Groups 1 & 2 | AS Group 2: VTNetherlands: UBGreat Britain: BBAS Group 1: FX |
| 5:35 PM11:35 AM ET | Subdivision 8 | Canada, Spain, WG2, AA Group 11 | Canada: VTAA Group 11: UBSpain: BBWG2: FX |
| 7:35 PM1:35 PM ET | Subdivision 9 | Brazil, Switzerland, AA Group 12, AA Group 13 | Switzerland: VTBrazil: UBAA Group 12: BBAA Group 13: FX |
| 9:10 PM3:10 PM ET | Subdivision 10 | China, South Korea, AA Group 1, AA Group 5 | China: VTAA Group 1: UBAA Group 5: BBSouth Korea: FX |
Rotation order: VT → UB → BB → FX (Olympic order). Each team or group begins on the apparatus assigned in the official draw, then continues through the same Olympic order from that starting point. Podium training follows the qualification draw order by subdivision and apparatus. ET appears below Rotterdam local time. Source labels: the Oct. 6 registration uses BLR and RUS; the official Drawing of Lots uses WG1 and WG2. GIGA preserves each label in its source context.
Sunday, October 18, 2026
| Session / Time Local / ET | Subdivision | Featured Countries & Groups | Starts On |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4:00 PM10:00 AM ET | Subdivision 1 | United States, Germany, Romania, AA Group 7 | Germany: VTRomania: UBAA Group 7: BBUnited States: FX |
| 5:50 PM11:50 AM ET | Subdivision 2 | Japan, Australia, Belgium, AA Group 10 | Japan: VTAustralia: UBAA Group 10: BBBelgium: FX |
| 7:40 PM1:40 PM ET | Subdivision 3 | Italy, Mexico, AA Group 8, AA Group 14 | AA Group 14: VTItaly: UBAA Group 8: BBMexico: FX |
Monday, October 19, 2026
| Session / Time Local / ET | Subdivision | Featured Countries & Groups | Starts On |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30 AM3:30 AM ET | Subdivision 4 | Sweden, WG1, AA Group 2, AA Group 6 | AA Group 6: VTSweden: UBWG1: BBAA Group 2: FX |
| 11:05 AM5:05 AM ET | Subdivision 5 | Ukraine, Algeria, Argentina, AA Group 9 | Ukraine: VTAA Group 9: UBAlgeria: BBArgentina: FX |
| 12:40 PM6:40 AM ET | Subdivision 6 | France, Malaysia, AA Group 3, AA Group 4 | France: VTAA Group 4: UBMalaysia: BBAA Group 3: FX |
| 4:00 PM10:00 AM ET | Subdivision 7 | Great Britain, Netherlands (Host), Apparatus Specialist Groups 1 & 2 | AS Group 2: VTNetherlands: UBGreat Britain: BBAS Group 1: FX |
| 5:35 PM11:35 AM ET | Subdivision 8 | Canada, Spain, WG2, AA Group 11 | Canada: VTAA Group 11: UBSpain: BBWG2: FX |
| 7:35 PM1:35 PM ET | Subdivision 9 | Brazil, Switzerland, AA Group 12, AA Group 13 | Switzerland: VTBrazil: UBAA Group 12: BBAA Group 13: FX |
| 9:10 PM3:10 PM ET | Subdivision 10 | China, South Korea, AA Group 1, AA Group 5 | China: VTAA Group 1: UBAA Group 5: BBSouth Korea: FX |
Completed Wednesday, Oct. 21: 7:30 PM CEST 1:30 PM ET · Gold China 165.764; silver USA 165.531; bronze Japan 164.063. GIGA Team Final Results →
Teams rotate in Olympic order. Within each qualification-rank pair, the higher-ranked team performs first on rotations 1 and 3, then second on rotations 2 and 4.
| Qualification Rank | Starting Apparatus | Full Rotation Track |
|---|---|---|
| #1 and #2 | VT | VT → UB → BB → FX |
| #3 and #4 | UB | UB → BB → FX → VT |
| #5 and #6 | BB | BB → FX → VT → UB |
| #7 and #8 | FX | FX → VT → UB → BB |
Completed Friday, Oct. 23: Skye Blakely 55.733; Liudmila Roshchina 55.199; Qinqin Ke 55.032. GIGA AA Final Results →
- Field: top 24 gymnasts from qualification.
- Two-per-country: maximum 2 gymnasts per nation.
- Fresh start: qualification scores are dropped. Medals are decided by the four-event AA total in the final.
| Rotation Group | Qualification Rank | Starting Apparatus | Full Rotation Track |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group 1 | #1–#6 | VT | VT → UB → BB → FX |
| Group 2 | #7–#12 | UB | UB → BB → FX → VT |
| Group 3 | #13–#18 | BB | BB → FX → VT → UB |
| Group 4 | #19–#24 | FX | FX → VT → UB → BB |
Group 1 performer order:
Event Final | VT, UB, BB + FX Results →
- Field: top 8 individual gymnasts on each apparatus from qualification.
- Two-per-country: maximum 2 gymnasts per nation in each Event Final.
- Fresh start: qualification scores are dropped.
- VT: athletes must perform two different vaults in qualification to be eligible for the VT Final. Two vaults are performed again in the Final and averaged.
- UB, BB, FX: one routine is performed in each Event Final.
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2026 Qualified Teams + Gymnasts
Selection status: team rosters + individual athletes
2026 World Championships qualified teams and their current roster status.
Team
- Du Siyu
- Ke Qinqin
- Qiu Qiyuan
- Zhang Qingying
- Zhang Yihan
Registration note: the Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration also lists Qin Xinyi. The registration does not assign a team or reserve role.
Team
- Rina Kishi
- Haruka Nakamura
- Misa Nishiyama
- Mana Okamura
- Aiko Sugihara
Registration note: the Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration also lists Sara Yamaguchi. The registration does not assign a team or reserve role.
Oct. 6 registration
- Yeap Kang Xian
- Audi Zulkarnien
- Teh Cadence Zi Qi
- Yeoh Li Wen
- Khalid Zarith Imaan
World Gymnastics lists these five WAG team entries on Oct. 6. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Oct. 6 registration
- Yeo Seojeong
- Lee Yunseo
- Shin Solyi
- Hwang Seohyun
- Lim Sumin
- Park Nayoung
World Gymnastics lists these six WAG team entries on Oct. 6. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Oct. 6 registration
- Karalina Fedaniuk
- Ulyana Kuzmenkova
- Sofia Shtykhetskaya
- Vera Sadyrbaeva
- Anastasiya Smantsar
World Gymnastics uses BLR in the Oct. 6 registration. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Team
- Naomi Descamps
- Mie De Wilde
- Lisa Vaelen
- Jade Vansteenkiste
- Liese Vieuxtemps
Reserve
Sien Ghekiere
Gymfed announced the five-athlete team plus Sien Ghekiere as reserve on Oct. 7. The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration lists the same six names but does not assign the federation reserve role.
Team
- Lorette Charpy
- Elena Colas
- Morgane Osyssek-Reimer
- Maïana Prat
- Célia Serber
Traveling reserve
Alizée Letrange Mouakit
Non-traveling reserve
Lola Chassat
FFGym identifies Letrange Mouakit as the reserve traveling to Rotterdam and Chassat as the non-traveling reserve. The Oct. 6 registration carries the five team members plus Letrange Mouakit.
DTB nomination group
- Lea Quaas
- Helen Kevric
- Karina Schönmaier
- Madita Mayr
- Jesenia Schäfer
- Emma Malewski
DTB’s Oct. 8 release left one place unresolved between Jesenia Schäfer and Emma Malewski. Malewski subsequently competed in Worlds qualification on Oct. 18. The Oct. 6 registration and Oct. 8 nomination remain historical snapshots; the live results establish participation, not a newly verified federation reserve designation.
Team
- Becky Downie MBE
- Ruby Evans
- Alice Kinsella
- Alia Leat
- Abigail Martin
Travelling reserve
Shantae-Eve Amankwaah
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration carries the five team members plus Shantae-Eve Amankwaah.
Oct. 8 federation delegation
- Manila Esposito
- Elisa Iorio
- July Marano
- Giulia Perotti
- Sofia Tonelli
The Oct. 8 FGI delegation circular names these five WAG athletes. The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration also lists Anthea Sisio, who is absent from the later federation delegation circular. GIGA preserves both source states without assigning Sisio a role.
Team
- Naomi Visser
- Sanna Veerman
- Sanne Wevers
- Vera van Pol
- Vera Ubbink
Reserves
Floor Slooff • Yuna Uljee
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration reflects the same five selected team members.
Oct. 6 registration
- Iris Iordache
- Daria Tanasa
- Alexia Blanaru
- Sabrina Maneca-Voinea
- Ariana Cotu
- Anamaria Mihaescu
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration replaces Miruna Botez with Anamaria Mihaescu relative to the earlier list. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Oct. 6 registration
- Angelina Melnikova (visa denied Oct. 13)
- Anna Kalmykova (visa denied Oct. 13)
- Liudmila Roshchina
- Alena Glotova
- Viktoriia Listunova (visa denied Oct. 13)
- Milana Kaiumova
Oct. 13 visa decision: The Russian Gymnastics Federation reported that Dutch authorities denied entry visas to Melnikova, Listunova and Kalmykova. The three cannot compete in Rotterdam under that decision. The list above preserves World Gymnastics' Oct. 6 nominative registration; it is not a current competition-five roster. No replacement designation or final participating lineup has been verified. The registration uses RUS; the official competition draw uses WG2.
Team
- Alba Petisco
- Aitana Pacheco
- Laia Font
- Laura Casabuena
- Marina Escudero
- Carlota Armenta
RFEG names all six athletes for Rotterdam and does not assign a reserve role in the verified announcement. The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration carries the same six names.
Team
- Alva Eriksson
- Emelie Westlund
- Nora Hanfelt
- Maya Ståhl
- Nathalie Westlund
Sweden’s Oct. 9 federation update replaces Jennifer Williams with Nora Hanfelt. The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration predates that substitution.
Team
- Lena Bickel
- Daria Hartmann
- Anastassia Pascu
- Samira Raffin
- Anny Wu
Alternates
Caterina Cereghetti (travelling) • Kiara Raffin (non-travelling)
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration carries the five team members plus Caterina Cereghetti.
Oct. 6 registration
- Diana Lobok
- Bohdana Kovalova
- Kristina Hrudetska
- Anastasiia Lev
- Marianna Kiniuk
World Gymnastics lists these five WAG team entries on Oct. 6. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Team
- Romi Brown
- Kate McDonald
- Ruby Pass
- Breanna Scott
- Lucy Stewart
- Emily Whitehead
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration lists the same six athletes. The source used for the confirmed Australian Worlds group does not designate which athlete is the alternate.
Oct. 6 registration
- Isabella Ayelen Ajalla
- Emilia Acosta
- Julieta Lucas
- Sira Macias
- Meline Mesropian
- Rocio Saucedo
World Gymnastics lists these six WAG team entries on Oct. 6. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
Official six-athlete delegation | roles not assigned
- Flávia Saraiva
- Gabriela Bouças
- Lorrane Oliveira
- Rebeca Andrade
- Sophia Weisberg
- Thais Fidelis
CBG announced this six-athlete WAG delegation on Oct. 7. The verified CBG announcement and Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration do not identify a competition-five or reserve role, so GIGA does not assign one.
Team
- Ellie Black
- Gabrielle Black
- Coralie Demers
- Lia-Monica Fontaine
- Lia Redick
Travelling alternate
Zoe Tsaprailis
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration carries the five team members plus Zoe Tsaprailis.
Team
- Mariangela Flores
- Jazmyn Jiménez
- Paulina Guerra
- Victoria Mata
- Michelle Pineda
Source limitation: GIGA retains the five reported selected athletes because a primary federation role-designation source was not verified in this audit. The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration also lists Julieta Bizarron and does not assign a team or reserve role.
Team
- Skye Blakely
- Charleigh Bullock
- Reese Esponda
- Claire Pease
- Dulcy Caylor
Medical withdrawal | Oct. 17
Hezly Rivera
Non-traveling replacement
Jade Carey
Oct. 1 selection: Pease + Bullock earned automatic spots; Blakely, Esponda + Rivera were selected discretionarily. Oct. 17 roster update: Rivera medically withdrew; Caylor joined the active competition five.
Registration note: the Oct. 6 World Gymnastics nominative entry was issued before the Oct. 17 change and omits Blakely. The current competition five above reflects the later medical withdrawal and replacement, not the earlier registration snapshot.
Oct. 6 registration
- Kaylia Nemour
- Djenna Laroui
- Louna Marie Hamames-Moallic
- Sihem Hamidi
- Lena Khenoun
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics registration now includes five ALG WAG team entries. No final federation team announcement was verified in the Oct. 9 audit.
85 gymnasts from countries without a qualified team: 61 qualified for AA and 24 qualified as apparatus specialists. Specialists compete only on the events shown.
- Pin-Ju Lai (AA)
- Hua-Tien Ting (AA)
- Hoi Yuen Joanne Chen (AA)
- Nishka Agarwal (AA)
- Dylanov Brahmana (AA)
- Amina Khalimarden (AA)
- Haylee Garcia (AA)
- Chiara Andrew (AA)
- Amanda Yap (AA)
- Alena Tan (AA)
- Dildora Aripova (AA)
- Aleksandra Shevchenko (AA)
- Leni Bohle (AA)
- Charlize Moerz (AA)
- Nazanin Teymurova (AA)
- Daniz Aliyeva (VT, UB, FX)
- Mila Prpic (AA)
- Christina Zwicker (AA)
- Tijana Korent (VT)
- Sofia Mester (UB)
- Tina Zelcic (BB)
- Sona Artamonova (AA)
- Alice Vlkova (AA)
- Patricie Makovickova (VT, FX)
- Cecilie Bergholt (AA)
- Kaia Tanskanen (AA)
- Athanasia Mesiri (VT)
- Magdalini Tsiori (UB)
- Elvira Katsali (UB, BB)
- Greta Mayer (AA)
- Kira Balazs (BB)
- Nikolett Szilagyi (FX)
- Lilja Katrin Gunnarsdottir (AA)
- Thelma Adalsteinsdottir (FX)
- Emma Slevin (AA)
- Mimi Moloney (AA)
- Lihie Raz (AA)
- Roni Shamay (AA)
- Yali Shoshani (UB)
- Julia Weissenhofer (AA)
- Celeste Mordenti (AA)
- Christine Victoria Kubon (AA)
- Keisha Lockert (AA)
- Marta Pihan-Kulesza (AA)
- Maria Drobniak (AA)
- Mariana Parente (UB, BB)
- Mafalda Costa (BB, FX)
- Nela Ostrihonova (AA)
- Barbora Kundrat (UB, BB)
- Lucija Hribar (AA)
- Vita Prijanovic (AA)
- Teja Belak (VT)
- Meta Kunaver (VT)
- Zala Trtnik (BB)
- Ilayda Sahin (AA)
- Ceren Biner (AA)
- Sevgi Kayisoglu (BB, FX)
- Jun McDonald (AA)
- Sienna Shields (AA)
- Paula Carvajal (AA)
- Ginna Escobar Betancur (AA)
- Samantha Marin Lopez (AA)
- Rachel Rodriguez Miranda (AA)
- Sophia Diaz (AA)
- Ashley Bohorquez (AA)
- Maria Mancia (AA)
- Brithany Herrera (AA)
- Lily Guevara (AA)
- Jahzara Ranger (AA)
- Ana Gabriela Gutierrez Jones (AA)
- Hillary Heron (AA)
- Ana Lucia Beitia (VT)
- Alyiah Lide de Leon (FX)
- Fabiola Diaz (AA)
- Luana Roda (AA)
- Karelys Diaz (AA)
- Judy Abdalla (AA)
- Jana Mahmoud (AA)
- Sirine Abouelhoda (VT)
- Jana Abdelsalam (UB)
- Salina Bousmayo (AA)
- Myriam Ramphul (FX)
- Caitlin Rooskrantz (AA)
- Naveen Daries (AA)
- Kylana Muchatuta (AA)
Worlds Field
By the numbers: who qualified for Rotterdam
24 national teams qualified for Rotterdam.
- ALGAlgeria
- ARGArgentina
- AUSAustralia
- BLRBelarus
- BELBelgium
- BRABrazil
- CANCanada
- CHNChina
- FRAFrance
- GERGermany
- GBRGreat Britain
- ITAItaly
- JPNJapan
- MASMalaysia
- MEXMexico
- NEDNetherlands
- ROURomania
- RUSRussia
- KORSouth Korea
- ESPSpain
- SWESweden
- SUISwitzerland
- UKRUkraine
- USAUnited States
85 individual gymnasts qualified from countries without a qualified team.
- Judy Abdalla, EGY
- Jana Abdelsalam, EGY
- Sirine Abouelhoda, EGY
- Thelma Adalsteinsdottir, ISL
- Nishka Agarwal, IND
- Daniz Aliyeva, AZE
- Chiara Andrew, PHI
- Dildora Aripova, UZB
- Sona Artamonova, CZE
- Kira Balazs, HUN
- Ana Lucia Beitia, PAN
- Teja Belak, SLO
- Cecilie Bergholt, DEN
- Ginna Escobar Betancur, COL
- Ceren Biner, TUR
- Leni Bohle, AUT
- Ashley Bohorquez, ECU
- Salina Bousmayo, MAR
- Dylanov Brahmana, INA
- Paula Carvajal, CHI
- Hoi Yuen Joanne Chen, HKG
- Mafalda Costa, POR
- Naveen Daries, RSA
- Fabiola Diaz, PER
- Karelys Diaz, PUR
- Sophia Diaz, DOM
- Maria Drobniak, POL
- Haylee Garcia, PHI
- Lily Guevara, HON
- Lilja Katrin Gunnarsdottir, ISL
- Hillary Heron, PAN
- Brithany Herrera, GUA
- Lucija Hribar, SLO
- Ana Gabriela Gutierrez Jones, PAN
- Elvira Katsali, GRE
- Sevgi Kayisoglu, TUR
- Amina Khalimarden, KAZ
- Tijana Korent, CRO
- Christine Victoria Kubon, NOR
- Meta Kunaver, SLO
- Barbora Kundrat, SVK
- Pin-Ju Lai, TPE
- Alyiah Lide de Leon, PAN
- Keisha Lockert, NOR
- Samantha Marin Lopez, CRC
- Jana Mahmoud, EGY
- Patricie Makovickova, CZE
- Maria Mancia, ESA
- Greta Mayer, HUN
- Jun McDonald, NZL
- Athanasia Mesiri, GRE
- Sofia Mester, CRO
- Rachel Rodriguez Miranda, CRC
- Charlize Moerz, AUT
- Mimi Moloney, IRL
- Celeste Mordenti, LUX
- Kylana Muchatuta, ZWE
- Nela Ostrihonova, SVK
- Mariana Parente, POR
- Marta Pihan-Kulesza, POL
- Vita Prijanovic, SLO
- Mila Prpic, CRO
- Myriam Ramphul, MAR
- Jahzara Ranger, JAM
- Lihie Raz, ISR
- Luana Roda, PER
- Caitlin Rooskrantz, RSA
- Ilayda Sahin, TUR
- Roni Shamay, ISR
- Aleksandra Shevchenko, UZB
- Sienna Shields, NZL
- Yali Shoshani, ISR
- Emma Slevin, IRL
- Nikolett Szilagyi, HUN
- Alena Tan, SGP
- Kaia Tanskanen, FIN
- Nazanin Teymurova, AZE
- Hua-Tien Ting, TPE
- Zala Trtnik, SLO
- Magdalini Tsiori, GRE
- Alice Vlkova, CZE
- Julia Weissenhofer, LIE
- Amanda Yap, SGP
- Tina Zelcic, CRO
- Christina Zwicker, CRO
61 individual gymnasts qualified to compete AA in Rotterdam.
- Judy Abdalla, EGY
- Nishka Agarwal, IND
- Chiara Andrew, PHI
- Dildora Aripova, UZB
- Sona Artamonova, CZE
- Cecilie Bergholt, DEN
- Ginna Escobar Betancur, COL
- Ceren Biner, TUR
- Leni Bohle, AUT
- Ashley Bohorquez, ECU
- Salina Bousmayo, MAR
- Dylanov Brahmana, INA
- Paula Carvajal, CHI
- Hoi Yuen Joanne Chen, HKG
- Naveen Daries, RSA
- Fabiola Diaz, PER
- Karelys Diaz, PUR
- Sophia Diaz, DOM
- Maria Drobniak, POL
- Haylee Garcia, PHI
- Lily Guevara, HON
- Lilja Katrin Gunnarsdottir, ISL
- Hillary Heron, PAN
- Brithany Herrera, GUA
- Lucija Hribar, SLO
- Ana Gabriela Gutierrez Jones, PAN
- Amina Khalimarden, KAZ
- Christine Victoria Kubon, NOR
- Pin-Ju Lai, TPE
- Keisha Lockert, NOR
- Samantha Marin Lopez, CRC
- Jana Mahmoud, EGY
- Maria Mancia, ESA
- Greta Mayer, HUN
- Jun McDonald, NZL
- Rachel Rodriguez Miranda, CRC
- Charlize Moerz, AUT
- Mimi Moloney, IRL
- Celeste Mordenti, LUX
- Kylana Muchatuta, ZWE
- Nela Ostrihonova, SVK
- Marta Pihan-Kulesza, POL
- Vita Prijanovic, SLO
- Mila Prpic, CRO
- Jahzara Ranger, JAM
- Lihie Raz, ISR
- Luana Roda, PER
- Caitlin Rooskrantz, RSA
- Ilayda Sahin, TUR
- Roni Shamay, ISR
- Aleksandra Shevchenko, UZB
- Sienna Shields, NZL
- Emma Slevin, IRL
- Alena Tan, SGP
- Kaia Tanskanen, FIN
- Nazanin Teymurova, AZE
- Hua-Tien Ting, TPE
- Alice Vlkova, CZE
- Julia Weissenhofer, LIE
- Amanda Yap, SGP
- Christina Zwicker, CRO
24 gymnasts hold 32 apparatus qualification places: 8 each on VT, UB, BB and FX. Gymnasts with more than one apparatus place are listed once with all qualified apparatuses.
- Jana Abdelsalam, EGY (UB)
- Sirine Abouelhoda, EGY (VT)
- Thelma Adalsteinsdottir, ISL (FX)
- Daniz Aliyeva, AZE (VT, UB, FX)
- Kira Balazs, HUN (BB)
- Ana Lucia Beitia, PAN (VT)
- Teja Belak, SLO (VT)
- Mafalda Costa, POR (BB, FX)
- Elvira Katsali, GRE (UB, BB)
- Sevgi Kayisoglu, TUR (BB, FX)
- Tijana Korent, CRO (VT)
- Meta Kunaver, SLO (VT)
- Barbora Kundrat, SVK (UB, BB)
- Alyiah Lide de Leon, PAN (FX)
- Patricie Makovickova, CZE (VT, FX)
- Athanasia Mesiri, GRE (VT)
- Sofia Mester, CRO (UB)
- Mariana Parente, POR (UB, BB)
- Myriam Ramphul, MAR (FX)
- Yali Shoshani, ISR (UB)
- Nikolett Szilagyi, HUN (FX)
- Zala Trtnik, SLO (BB)
- Magdalini Tsiori, GRE (UB)
- Tina Zelcic, CRO (BB)
Rotterdam Results
Recent meets shaping the selection picture
Selection History + Source Links
U.S. World Team Selection Event
At the Oct. 1 Selection Event, Pease + Bullock secured the automatic positions; Blakely, Esponda + Rivera were selected discretionarily, with Caylor named traveling replacement and Carey non-traveling replacement. On Oct. 17, Rivera medically withdrew and Caylor joined the active competition five. The position cards below preserve the original selection outcome.
Charleigh Bullock
Reese Esponda
Hezly Rivera
Pease + Bullock earned the two automatic positions through the USA Gymnastics selection composite. Blakely, Esponda + Rivera were selected to the three discretionary positions following the Selection Event.
Before the final roster was announced, GIGA modeled two five-athlete scenarios using 2026 score bands, D / E profiles, team contribution and current Worlds final-access benchmarks. USA Gymnastics ultimately selected the roster represented by Scenario 2: Pease, Bullock, Rivera, Blakely + Esponda.
Explore U.S. roster scenarios →Rotterdam in Review Meet Results
German World Selection Event 2
Swiss Championships
Paris World Challenge Cup
Asian Games | Nagoya
Szombathely World Challenge Cup
Dutch World Team Selection
Official Resources
External links
About the Tracker
Qualification + selection explained
Roster sources: Oct. 6 World Gymnastics nominative registration and verified federation releases. Of 24 qualified team groups, 15 have federation-announced or reported selections/delegations, Germany has an unresolved nomination, and eight have registration-only entries. These categories do not establish all final five-athlete competition or reserve assignments. Country-specific source discrepancies appear in the expanded details.
What do announced delegation and nominative entry mean?
Qualified means the team or gymnast earned a World Championships place. Announced delegation means a federation-announced or otherwise reported selection/delegation; it does not necessarily establish the final five-athlete competition lineup or reserve roles. Nominative entry means an athlete group appears in World Gymnastics registration without verified selection confirmation, and does not verify an active competition roster. Registration, qualification quotas and selection decisions remain distinct; see each country’s details for source limitations.
How are the apparatus specialists qualified?
The World Championships Qualification World Cup Ranking awards quota places by name to the eight highest-ranked eligible athletes on each apparatus, subject to federation limits, eligibility rules and the published tie-breaking procedure.
How does U.S. World Championships team selection work?
USA Gymnastics used the U.S. Championships and World Team Selection Event. Claire Pease + Charleigh Bullock secured the two automatic World team positions through the published composite: 40 percent of the two-day U.S. Championships AA total plus 60 percent of Selection Event Day 1 AA. USA Gymnastics then selected Skye Blakely, Reese Esponda + Hezly Rivera to the three discretionary positions; Dulcy Caylor was named traveling replacement and Jade Carey non-traveling replacement.
Where does GIGA source the Worlds field information?
GIGA uses current World Gymnastics qualification, registration, Work Plan and draw documents for the Worlds field and schedule; official federation and NGB announcements for team and reserve roles; clearly labeled reported-selection sources when no primary role-designation source is verified; and GIGA result pages for Rotterdam in Review performance context. Registration alone is not treated as proof of a final team or reserve role.
How does GIGA handle a federation announcement that differs from World Gymnastics registration?
GIGA preserves the federation-announced team or role as the selection status and shows the registration difference separately until an authoritative update reconciles the sources. GIGA does not infer an unannounced replacement from registration alone. This applies to the current U.S. and Italy source discrepancies.
Why do roster sections use BLR and RUS while the competition draw uses WG1 and WG2?
The Oct. 6 World Gymnastics nominative registration uses BLR and RUS. The official Drawing of Lots uses WG1 and WG2. GIGA preserves the label used by each source in its own context rather than relabeling either document.
What is the Olympic apparatus rotation order?
The women move through the Olympic order VT, UB, BB, FX. A team or gymnast can start on a different apparatus based on the draw or qualification rank, then continues through that same order from the assigned starting station.
How does the Women’s Team Final work?
The top 8 teams from qualification advance. The Final uses a 3-3-3 format: 3 athletes compete on each apparatus and all 3 scores count, so there is no dropped score. Qualification totals do not carry forward. Qualification ranks #1 and #2 start on VT, #3 and #4 on UB, #5 and #6 on BB, and #7 and #8 on FX. Within each rank pair, the higher-ranked team competes first on rotations 1 and 3 and second on rotations 2 and 4, giving that team the second or anchor position on its final apparatus.
How does the Women’s AA Final work?
The top 24 eligible gymnasts from qualification advance, with a maximum of 2 gymnasts per country. Qualification scores are dropped. The finalists are split into four groups of 6 by qualification rank: #1 to #6 start on VT, #7 to #12 on UB, #13 to #18 on BB, and #19 to #24 on FX. Within each group, performer order shifts by one position on each rotation. For Group 1, the order moves from #1 through #6 on VT, then starts with #2 on UB, #3 on BB, and #4 on FX.
How do the Women’s Event Finals work?
The top 8 eligible gymnasts on each apparatus advance, with a maximum of 2 gymnasts per country. Qualification scores are dropped. For VT, gymnasts must perform two different vaults in qualification to be eligible, and two vaults are performed again in the Final with the average determining the result. UB, BB and FX each use one routine in the Final.
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