The 2015 World Championships Team Master List

/ September 23, 2015

With the 2015 World Championships now only a month away, we’re going to be getting team news left and right. In an effort to keep everyone up-to-date, we’ll be maintaining this list of all nominative, provisional, and official teams. If you have any news or additions, please let us know in the comments! We will also track all changes here, i.e. if an athlete is injured or no longer able to compete.

All nominative entries have been updated as of September 24. We will list them as nominative until they are confirmed.

ALGERIA

Confirmed via Boufadene’s Facebook.

ARGENTINA

Confirmed via a source close to the Argentinian program. These gymnasts are also listed on the nominative register.

ARMENIA

Confirmed via Gebeshian’s Facebook.

AUSTRALIA

Confirmed via Gymnastics Australia; for more information, read our announcement. Nedov, originally named to the nominative team, was replaced by Little in the official listing.

AUSTRIA

Confirmed via Österreichischer Fachverband für Turnen.

AZERBAIJAN

Nominative.

BAHAMAS

Confirmed via FIG start list.

BELARUS

Confirmed via the Belarusian Gymnastics Federation.

BELGIUM

Confirmed via RTBF Sport. 

BOLIVIA

Confirmed via Jornadanet. As of October 22, Cole is out.

BRAZIL

Confirmed via ESPN Brazil. Sinmon, originally listed on the nominative roster, sustained an injury in training and will not compete.

BULGARIA

Nominative.

CANADA

Confirmed via Gymnasics Canada; for more information, read our announcement.

CAYMAN ISLANDS

Confirmed via email with the president of the Cayman Islands Gymnastics Association.

CHILE

Nominative.

CHINA

Confirmed via Baidu, though is subject to change. For more information, read our announcement. As of October 16, Huang is off the team and has returned to China.

COLOMBIA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

CROATIA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

CUBA

Nominative.

CYPRUS

Confirmed via FIG start list.

CZECH REPUBLIC

Confirmed via Ceska Gymnasticka Federace. Mickova has replaced Palesova, who is out due to a knee injury.

DENMARK

Nominative.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Nominative.

ECUADOR

Confirmed via Miami Herald.

EGYPT

Nominative.

FINLAND

Confirmed via Voimisteluliitto on Twitter. Leinonen was originally on the nominative list but was left out of the final selection.

FRANCE

Confirmed via Fédération Française Gym; for more information, read our announcement.

GEORGIA

Confirmed via FIG start list. As of October 22, Rumbutis is out.

GERMANY

Confirmed via Deutscher Turner-Bund; for more information, read our announcement.

GREAT BRITAIN

Confirmed via British Gymnastics; for more information, read our announcement.

GREECE

Nominative.

GUATEMALA

Confirmed via Gomez’s Facebook.

HUNGARY

Confirmed via Magyar Torna Szövetség. Csillag was originally named to the team, but suffered an injury in training on October 12 with Al Salty coming in as alternate.

ICELAND

Confirmed via Fimleikasamband Íslands.

INDIA

Confirmed via Orissa Post.

INDONESIA

Nominative.

IRELAND

Confirmed via Gymnastics Ireland.

ISRAEL

Confirmed via Israeli Gymnastics.

ITALY

Confirmed via Federazione Ginnastica d’Italia.

JAMAICA

Confirmed via Gymnastics Jamaica.

JAPAN

Confirmed via The Japan Times; for more information, read our announcement.

KAZAKHSTAN

Confirmed via FIG start list.

LATVIA

Nominative.

LITHUANIA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

MALAYSIA

Confirmed via Malay Mail Online.

MALTA

Nominative.

MEXICO

Confirmed via Mural; for more information, read our announcement.

MONACO

Nominative.

MONGOLIA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

MOROCCO

Confirmed via FIG start list. As of October 22, Eddacheraoui is out.

NAMIBIA

Nominative.

NETHERLANDS

Confirmed via the Royal Dutch Gymnastics Federation; for more information, read our announcement. Van Klaveren was initially on the nominative roster but was replaced by Volleman on the official list.

NEW ZEALAND

Confirmed via GymSports New Zealand. As of October 22, Slee is out.

NORTH KOREA

Nominative.

NORWAY

Confirmed via FIG start list.

PANAMA

Confirmed via La Estrella de Panama.

PERU

Nominative.

PHILIPPINES

Confirmed via Verdeflor’s Twitter.

POLAND

Confirmed via Polski Zwiazek Gimnastyczny. 

PORTUGAL

Confirmed via Federacao de Ginastica de Portugal.

PUERTO RICO

Confirmed via Comité Olímpico de Puerto Rico.

ROMANIA

While not officially confirmed by the Romanian Federation, the FIG reported Ponor’s withdrawal from the team as of October 13 while MediaFax lists the remaining team members as those above. For more information, read our announcement. As of October 22, Ocolisan is out due to injury. She will not be replaced by an alternate.

RUSSIA

Confirmed via TASS; for more information, read our announcement. As of September 23, Mustafina is now alternate over Sosnitskaya, according to TASS. As of October 7, Dmitrieva has replaced Mustafina as alternate. As of October 13, Shelgunova has replaced Dmitrieva as alternate.

SERBIA

Confirmed via FIG start list. As of October 22, Mrdjenovic is out.

SINGAPORE

Confirmed via Singapore Gymnastics.

SLOVAKIA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

SLOVENIA

Confirmed via Gimnastična Zveza Slovenije.

SOUTH AFRICA

Confirmed via the South African Gymnastics Federation.

SOUTH KOREA

Nominative.

SPAIN

Confirmed via Real Federación Española de Gimnasia.

SWEDEN

Confirmed via Gymnastikförbundet. As of October 19, Gustaffson is no longer able to compete due to a shoulder injury and Torres will compete.

SWITZERLAND

Confirmed via Schweizerischer Turnverband. Siegenthaler was originally named to the nominative roster but was replaced by Hitz following nationals. Siegenthaler will likely be the alternate.

TAIWAN

Nominative.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Confirmed via FIG start list.

TURKEY

Confirmed via Turkiye Cimnastik Federasyonu.

UKRAINE

Confirmed via FIG start list.

UNITED STATES

Confirmed via USA Gymnastics; for more information, read our announcement.

URUGUAY

Confirmed via Republica.

UZBEKISTAN

Confirmed via FIG start list.

VENEZUELA

Confirmed via FIG start list.

VIETNAM

Nominative.

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    • Marta was injured in the spring…but she actually returned this weekend and did fine so I’d imagine they submitted this before she was back and she’ll probably be added. Not sure where Angel Wong is! And yes, great to see Jonna going in some capacity.

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      • Ah, good to hear that about Marta! I love watching her compete – she’s one of the most sporting gymnasts around, love the way she watches everyone else and cheers for them all, regardless of country. And she’s just so much fun to watch on floor… almost an actress as well as a dancer and acrobat! Lauren are you going to Glasgow? Just want to say thank you for all your work on this site – you must spend hours every day on it and it’s wonderful!

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  8. Jamaica Danuscia Francis AND Toni Ann Williams??!!?? Is this true? How is it possible? I’d be happy to see both of these NCAA stars on the world stage

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