Final Challenge Cup of the Season Takes Place in Paris This Weekend

Elena Colas

The world challenge cup series concludes in Paris this weekend, where the winners of the 2026 season will be announced while the meet also offers one of the final major internationally competitive opportunities to athletes preparing to compete at world championships.

The host country has an impressive list of names on the roster, including a number of athletes who are set for Rotterdam next month. For WAG, most notable are Elena Colas, Morgane Osyssek, and Maïana Prat, and while many of the top MAG athletes are competing under the hors concours designation – basically as guests whose scores in qualifications won’t count toward the total ranking – I’m excited to follow Naël Sakouhi, Kevin Carvalho, and Benjamin Osberger.

In addition to France, the WAG field will include Sabrina Voinea of Romania and Lisa Vaelen of Belgium as two who are often capable of medaling in these types of competitions, and I think Izzy Stassi of the United States could put up some medal-worthy routines on vault and floor. I’m also psyched about Emelie Westlund of Sweden and Sofia Shtykhetskaya on bars, Aitana Pacheco of Spain on beam, and Christine Kubon of Norway, who could medal on vault if she brings back the Yurchenko double full she debuted at Euros this summer, a first in her program’s history.

Lots of top MAG names are on the list as well, including high bar standout Carlo Macchini of Italy, Ferhat Arican and Ibrahim Colak of Türkiye, Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine in his second competition back after an extended break along with his teammate Nazar Chepurnyi, who should be the top contender for vault gold, and pommel horse stunners Hamlet Manukyan of Armenia and Gabriele Targhetta of Italy. Fan favorite Cooper Kim of the United States should put up some exciting routines here, Artem Dolgopyat of Israel should be a top contender on floor, Ilya Zaika of Russia will be one to watch on rings, and I always love Sebastian Sponevik of Norway on floor and vault.

The competition begins tomorrow, September 26, with all of the qualification sessions, while apparatus finals will be held on Sunday, September 27. There will not be a stream for qualifications, but finals will stream live on MaGymTV and on World Gymnastics TV for a fee, and live scores are available through Longines Timing.

A full list of athletes expected to compete is below.

ALGERIA
Louna Hamames-Moallic
Sihem Hamidi
Léna Khenoun
Djenna Laroui
ARGENTINA
Meline Mesropian
ARMENIA
Artur Avetisyan
Gagik Khachikyan
Hamlet Manukyan
AUSTRALIA
Carlos Lai
Max Langdon
Ewen McConville
Blair Stewart
Audrey Hawkins
Sophie Leo
Haylee Whitehead
AZERBAIJAN
Rasul Ahmadzada
Nikita Simonov
Daniz Aliyeva
Nazanin Teymurova
BELARUS
Bahdan Ilyinkou
Yahor Sharamkou
Karalina Fedaniuk
Sofia Shtykhetskaya
BELGIUM
Alessio Corda
Romeo Jost
Florient Olmanst
Victor Tournicourt
Naomi Descamps
Lisa Vaelen
CANADA
Addyson Cheladyn
Raphael Madore
Jackson Martin
Charlotte Raymond
Zoe Tsaprailis
CROATIA
Marko Jovicic
Jakov Vlahek
Mateo Zugec
Erin Bakran
Sofia Mester
Antea Sikic Kaucic
Christina Zwicker
CZECHIA
Beata Merinska
Julie Steinhauserova
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Wilfry Contreras
EGYPT
Sirine Abouelhoda
FINLAND
Marcus Pietarinen Misella Antila
Maisa Kuusikko
FRANCE
Lorenzo Aymes
Swaïmy Bellil (hors concours)
Alphonce Burbail (hors concours)
Kevin Carvalho
Anthony Mansard (hors concours)
Alan Moullec
Benjamin Osberger
Naël Sakouhi
Melwin Touchais
Leeroy Traore-Malatre (hors concours)
Lorette Charpy (hors concours)
Elena Colas
Alizée Letrange-Mouakit (hors concours)
Morgane Osyssek
Maïana Prat
Célia Serber
GREAT BRITAIN
Elliot Vernon Crystelle Lake
Emily Roper
Ruby Stacey
IRELAND
James Hickey Mimi Moloney
ISRAEL
Noam Berkovich
Artem Dolgopyat
Ilia Liubimov
Ron Ortal
Ron Pyatov
Roni Shamay
Yali Shoshani
ITALY
Tommaso Brugnami
Carlo Macchini
Gabriele Targhetta
LATVIA
Anna Grauda Grote
Elana Svike
LITHUANIA
Nedas Grikinas
LUXEMBOURG
Quentin Brandenburger
Ronan Foley
Ben Mangen
Joy Palermo
MONACO
Kevin Crovetto
MOROCCO
Hamza Hossaini
Wallys Pharess Khiri
Salina Bousmayo
Danielle Ferris
NORWAY
Theodor Gadderud
Sebastian Sponevik
Christine Kubon
Keisha Lockert
PANAMA
Pablo Broszio
PERU
Soleil Rodrigues
Alessia Suarez
ROMANIA
Maria Ceplinschi
Adelina Ionescu
Sabrina Voinea
RUSSIA
Matvei Akinshin
Timofei Akinshin
Aleksei Rostov
Ilya Zaika
Varvara Belova
SLOVAKIA
Nela Ostrihonova
SLOVENIA
Luka Bojanc
Kevin Buckley
Anze Hribar
Beno Kunst
Gregor Rakovic
SPAIN
Daniel Carrion
Sergio Kovacs
Ignacio Yockers
Laura Casabuena
Maia Llacer
Aitana Pacheco
SWEDEN
David Rumbutis
William Sundell
Emelie Westlund
TÜRKIYE
Ferhat Arican
Alperen Ege Avci
Ibrahim Colak
Mert Efe Kilicer
Mehmet Ayberk Kosak
Kerem Sener
Ceren Biner
Sevgi Kayisoglu
UKRAINE
Nazar Chepurnyi
Ihor Dyshuk
Oleg Verniaiev
Bohdana Kovalova
Diana Lobok
UNITED STATES
Crew Bold
Brandon Dang
Cooper Kim
Lila Richardson
Izzy Stassi

Article by Lauren Hopkins

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