Elite Gymnastics | GIGA Perspectives

2026 Worlds: All Around, Event Finals, and Season Highs

Blakely's AA execution, four Event Final titles, and the 2026 season highs behind Rotterdam's medalists

Executive Summary

  • Blakely won AA gold with 55.733, led by the final's highest cumulative E score, 33.433
  • Andrade won VT, Nemour won UB and BB, and Pease won FX
  • Nemour's 0.200 execution edge decided BB gold after a tie at 14.566
  • Nemour leads the 2026 AA and UB season highs; Andrade leads both VT categories
  • World Final scores and season highs measure different performances, with Event VT and AA VT ranked separately

Blakely's AA Gold: The Final's Best Execution

Skye Blakely won the Women's All Around Final with 55.733 at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam, delivering the final's highest cumulative E score, 33.433. She earned top-three scores on VT, UB, and BB on the way to the title.

Liudmila Roshchina finished second with 55.199, and Qinqin Ke took bronze with 55.032. Claire Pease, seventh overall, delivered the AA Final's highest combined D score, 23.2.

55.733Blakely | AA gold
33.433Blakely | Highest AA Final E total
23.2Pease | Highest AA Final D total

Blakely finished Rotterdam with four medals: AA gold, Team silver, and VT and UB bronze. She also competed in the BB final, placing sixth. Her full career story is featured in Road to LA28 - Skye Blakely.

Andrade, Nemour, and Pease Capture Event Final Gold

In the October 24–25 Event Finals, Rebeca Andrade won VT with 14.466 and the highest VT Final average E score, 9.367. Kaylia Nemour won UB with 15.333, delivering the highest Event Final D score, 7.0.

Nemour then won BB gold with 14.566, tied on total with Qingying Zhang. The execution tie-break favored Nemour, 8.266 to 8.066. Claire Pease won FX with 13.866, ahead of teammate Reese Esponda at 13.566.

Rebeca Andrade
VT gold
Kaylia Nemour
UB + BB gold
Claire Pease
FX gold

Qualification Leaders and Event Final Winners

The Event Qualification results and Event Finals show different outcomes across the four apparatus. Andrade and Nemour retained their qualification leads on VT and UB. On BB, qualification leader Zhang earned silver behind Nemour; on FX, Esponda earned silver behind Pease.

VT
QualificationAndrade14.533
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UB
QualificationNemour14.933
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BB
QualificationQ. Zhang15.100
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FX
QualificationEsponda13.633
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Where the World Finalists Stand in 2026 Season Highs

Following Worlds, GIGA's 2026 Elite High Score Tracker places many of Rotterdam's medalists and finalists among the season leaders. Nemour holds the highest AA score, 57.750, the highest UB score, 15.650, and the highest apparatus D score, 7.4 on UB. Those season highs were recorded in different performances; they are not a single routine or AA total from Rotterdam.

Andrade leads Event VT with a two-vault average of 14.549, and single VT with 14.800. Her 9.700 single-VT E score is also the season's highest apparatus execution mark in the tracker. Pease ranks second in Event VT with 14.525 and third in AA with 56.700. Blakely ranks fourth in AA with 56.500 and shares third in single VT at 14.450.

2026 Elite Season | Gymnast High Score Stats | Post-Worlds Snapshot
CategoryGymnastHigh scoreKey Stat
All AroundKaylia Nemour57.750AA high
VaultRebeca Andrade14.5492 VT high
AA VTRebeca Andrade14.800Best single VT
BarsKaylia Nemour15.650UB High
BeamQingying Zhang15.333Best BB
FloorReese Esponda14.450Top FX
DifficultyKaylia Nemour7.4Peak D (UB)
ExecutionRebeca Andrade9.700Best E (single VT)

Note, GIGA's high score tracker analyzes international, continental, and domestic elite events, plus World Cup and World Challenge Cup competitions.

GIGA Data + Analytics

Last updated: October 29, 2026