Angel Romaeo is Twice Golden in Denmark
The 2014 Northern European Championships concluded today in Greve, Denmark with event finals. Annika Urvikko of Finland and Wales’ Angel Romaeo and Latalia Bevan came out on top.
Vanessa Ferrari Leads Italian Worlds Team
After the conclusion of the Golden League competition this weekend, the Italian Gymnastics Federation has selected the team that will represent Italy at the World Championships in Nanning, China this October.
World Championship Team Master List
With World Championship team announcements coming in by the minute, The Gymternet has decided to organize them all in an effort to make it easier to share information! Here’s what we know thus far.
Dorina Boczogo Wins Grand Prix All-Around
Dorina Boczogo won the women’s all-around competition at the 6th Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, one of the final tests for many gymnasts hoping to be named to World Championship teams.
Playing Martha: Figuring Out the U.S. Worlds Team
The U.S. senior women will head to the ranch on Monday for the World Championships selection camp. Of the 13 senior women who competed at nationals, all will be in attendance but Maggie Nichols.
Bailie Key Verbally Commits to Florida
Bailie Key of Texas Dreams has verbally committed to the University of Florida, according to a social media post by the athlete on Saturday.
Wales Leads at Northern Europeans
The Welsh team came out strong at the 2014 Northern European Championships, winning the team final, placing two athletes onto the all-around podium, and leading all on three events going into finals.
You Asked, The Gymternet Answered
What else should Mykayla Skinner try on floor, how does Ariana Agrapides’ future look, who should we watch from the Youth Olympic Games…all this and more is answered in today’s You Asked, The Gymternet Answered!
The Golden League Coverage Guide
The Golden League, a new Italian women’s gymnastics meet, will be held for the first time ever this weekend in Porto San Giorgio, Italy, as the gymnasts prepare for Worlds.
Bring Back the Three-Per-Country Format
The two-per-country rule came about in search of stronger diversity, but diversity hasn’t grown and the competition quality has decreased. Is it time for another change?
The Gymternet 