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The FIG has released the nominative rosters for this year’s World Championships, to be held beginning October 19 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
A full list of all WAG teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.
ALGERIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
AUSTRALIA
Confirmed by the Australian federation on August 17.
AUSTRIA
Confirmed by the Austrian federation on October 9. Bianca Frysak and Katrin Palicka were originally on the nominative roster but were not named to the team, with Bohle and Wutschka in their places.
AZERBAIJAN
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
BELARUS
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
BELGIUM
Confirmed by the Belgian federation on October 9. Naomi Descamps was originally on the nominative roster but was not named to the team. Jade Vansteenkiste was originally named to the team, but she withdrew on October 22 due to illness.
BRAZIL
Confirmed by the Brazilian federation on October 9. Ana Luiza Lima is the reserve athlete.
BULGARIA
Confirmed by the Bulgarian federation on October 13.
CAMEROON
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
CANADA
Confirmed by the Canadian federation on October 6.
CHILE
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Sofia Casella was originally on the nominative roster but as of October 11 she has been replaced by Franchesca Santi, who was on the start lists but withdrew from the competition.
CHINA
Confirmed by a Chinese fan blog on September 17.
COSTA RICA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
CROATIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Sara Sulekic was originally on the nominative roster but withdrew from the competition.
CZECHIA
Confirmed by the Czech federation on October 4. Ema Strakosova was originally on the nominative roster was replaced by Vlkova.
EGYPT
Confirmed by the Egyptian federation on October 10. Jana Abdelsalam, Dana Khalil, and Jana Mahmoud were originally on the nominative roster but were not named to the team.
FINLAND
Confirmed by the Finnish federation on September 23.
FRANCE
Confirmed by the French federation on September 19. Noélie Ayuso, Romane Hamelin, Djenna Laroui, and Astria Nélo are the reserve athletes.
GERMANY
Confirmed by the German federation on September 28.
GREAT BRITAIN
Confirmed by the British federation on September 23. Shanna-Kae Grant, Taeja James, and Frances Stone are the reserve athletes. Jessica Gadirova was originally named to the team but has withdrawn due to injury.
HONG KONG
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
HUNGARY
Confirmed by the Hungarian federation on October 3. Sara Peter was originally named to the team but withdrew from the competition.
ICELAND
Confirmed by the Icelandic federation on August 28.
INDIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Protistha Samanta was originally on the nominative roster but as of October 11 she has been replaced by Patil.
INDONESIA
Confirmed by the Indonesian federation on October 13. Larasati Rengganis was originally named to the team but withdrew from the competition.
ISRAEL
Confirmed by the Israeli federation on October 11. According to the Associated Press, the Indonesian government is blocking visas for all Israeli athletes, who have since been removed from the nominative roster. The Israeli federation attempted to fight this through the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but on October 14, CAS rejected the request and no Israeli athletes will compete in Jakarta.
ITALY
Confirmed by Enrico Casella on the Italian Championships broadcast on September 28.
JAMAICA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
JAPAN
Confirmed by the Japanese federation on April 20.
KAZAKHSTAN
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
LATVIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
LIECHTENSTEIN
Julia Weissenhofer was originally expected to compete, but she has withdrawn due to injury, and as of October 11, she has been removed from the nominative roster.
LUXEMBOURG
Céleste Mordenti was originally expected to compete, but on October 8, she announced via Instagram Stories that she has withdrawn due to injury.
MALAYSIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Cadence Teh Zi Qi was originally on the nominative roster but was not included on the start lists.
MEXICO
Confirmed by the Mexican federation on September 29.
MONGOLIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
MOROCCO
Salina Bousmayo was originally expected to compete, with her participation confirmed by Turnzentrum Köln on September 14, but she was not included on the start lists.
NAMIBIA
Confirmed by the Namibian federation on October 13.
NETHERLANDS
Confirmed by the Dutch federation on September 30. Eve de Ruiter and Elisabeth Geurts were originally included on the nominative roster, but were not selected to the team due to not meeting the federation’s benchmark scores.
NEW ZEALAND
Confirmed by the New Zealand federation on July 1. Alisa Wada was originally named to the team but withdrew from the competition.
NORWAY
Confirmed by the Norwegian federation on October 8.
PANAMA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
PERU
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Ana Karina Mendez was originally on the nominative roster but was not included on the start lists.
PHILIPPINES
Confirmed by Radyo Pilipinas 2 Sports on September 26. Kaitlin DeGuzman was originally on the nominative roster but as of October 11 she has been replaced by Yulo.
POLAND
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
PORTUGAL
Confirmed by the Portuguese federation on September 8.
QATAR
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
ROMANIA
Confirmed by the Romanian federation on October 10.
RUSSIA
Confirmed by TASS on September 22.
SINGAPORE
Confirmed by the Singapore federation on October 10. Colleen Hong was originally on the nominative roster but has been replaced by Goh.
SLOVENIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
SOUTH AFRICA
Confirmed by the South African federation on October 13.
SOUTH KOREA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
SPAIN
Confirmed by the Spanish federation on October 8. Laura Casabuena was originally on the nominative roster but was not selected to the team due to her shoulder injury sustained on bars at the Szombathely Challenge Cup.
SRI LANKA
Confirmed by the Sunday Times on October 12.
SWEDEN
Confirmed by the Swedish federation on September 16.
SWITZERLAND
Confirmed by the Swiss federation on September 22.
SYRIA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
TAIWAN
Confirmed by the Taiwanese federation on September 1. Liao Yi-Chun was originally named to the team but withdrew from contention after sustaining an injury at the Taiwan National Games and was replaced by Chao.
THAILAND
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
TÜRKIYE
Confirmed by the Turkish federation on October 12. Nazli Savranbasi was originally named to the team but was not included on the start lists.
UKRAINE
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
UNITED STATES
Confirmed by USA Gymnastics on September 29. Hezly Rivera, originally on the nominative roster, withdrew from team contention on September 26 due to injury. Jayla Hang, Simone Rose, and Ashlee Sullivan were also originally on the nominative roster but were not named to the team. Hang and Sullivan are the non-traveling reserve athletes.
UZBEKISTAN
Confirmed via start lists on October 20.
VENEZUELA
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Alondra Romero was originally on the nominative roster but as of October 11 she has been removed, with no replacements.
VIETNAM
Confirmed via start lists on October 20. Le Vu Nhat Ha was originally on the nominative roster but as of October 11 she has been replaced by Le Thi Thanh Phuong, who was not included on the start lists.
Article by Lauren Hopkins
The Gymternet 
Jessica Gadirova withdrawing has me sad. I hope it’s more of a precaution than another injury, because she’s worked so hard and looked so happy to have made it to the Paris world cup.
That said, lots of new names on here I can’t wait to discover!
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Yes, I actually love a first year of the quad worlds with opportunities for athletes who are either new seniors or haven’t had the chance to make big international teams yet! As much of a bummer it is to not have Gadirova on the team, I also don’t think she looked SUPER ready based on trials and the Paris challenge cup, and she definitely didn’t look like she had any potential to make finals this year. I also hope it’s precaution but I think am actually kind of glad she withdrew so she can focus on continued improvement rather than rushing to put out routines that aren’t up to her standard if that makes sense? This year is not at all vital for her if LA 2028 is in her sights so it’s probably for the best that she can take a break and not be under a lot of pressure so soon!
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Do you know why Leanne Wong has not been selected for the team?
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This is just the nominative roster – the U.S. team hasn’t been selected yet. I think Leanne still has a pretty solid chance, as even if she’s not in the top two AA at the trial meet, she’ll still be a big threat to win a medal on vault.
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I’m sad Jennifer Williams from Sweden won’t be at worlds. I was hoping to see her beam again. She’s exceptional there. Do you know what happened?
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Me too! I know she had an injury over the summer but is also at Stanford now so I guess with 2028 in her mind it makes sense for her to take it easy this season and just focus on NCAA? Same with Tonya Paulsson, I thought for sure we’d see her competing for Taiwan in Jakarta but she’s focusing on NCAA as well!
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