Siblings to put on a show at Australian Gymnastics Championships
Across Men’s Artistic Gymnastics and Aerobic gymnastics, two of Australia’s brightest young stars are set to ignite the Australian Gymnastics Championships, as Daniel and Angelina Chalabov look to come away from the Gold Coast with medals – and perhaps some sibling bragging rights.
Both shining lights of the 2024 iteration, the Chalabov siblings return to the national stage this July, as they compete for New South Wales at the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre.
Daniel, a Men’s Artistic gymnast who won four medals in 2024, including All Around silver and gold on Parallel Bars, will again compete at Level 9 U18 Category.
Understated when considering his performance, that also included bronze on Floor, as well as silver on Rings and Vault, he is hoping to build on it in 2025.
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One of the most impressive people of all time in our sport’ Adrian Wareham returns to Australian Gymnastics Championships
If there is one name that is synonymous with the Australian Gymnastics Championships, it is Adrian Wareham. The Victorian, who has already participated in fifty Championships – including those as a coach and judge – will this year compete for the fiftieth time.
His impact on gymnastics indelible, Adrian’s record includes a glittering two World Titles, 40 National Titles across disciplines, as well as a position in the Gymnastics Australia Hall of Fame and more than thirty years as an Australian representative.
It is the kind of stat sheet that one might be willing to boast about.
But that is just not Adrian’s character.
“He was – and is – extremely humble,” says Ryan Hatfield, Australian representative who trains alongside Adrian at Omega Trampoline Sports Club, and who will be Adrian’s Synchro partner at this year’s Championships.
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Olympians confirmed for 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships
Five of Australia’s 2024 Paris Olympic team – Brock Batty, Kate McDonald, Jesse Moore, Ruby Pass and Breanna Scott – are set to dazzle home audiences at the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships in July, as they compete at a national level for the first time since returning from the Games.
The Championships, held on the Gold Coast from July 3 – 17, is the pinnacle gymnastics event in Australia. It will bring together over 1500 of the best Artistic, Trampoline, Rhythmic, Aerobic and Acrobatic gymnasts from across the county, as they vie for the title of Australian Champion.
Following the historic performance in Paris, where the Olympic team put in one of Australia’s best-ever showings, the country’s leading gymnasts will inspire the next generation on home soil as they headline the action at the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre.
Fresh from a 13th-place finish in the Women’s Artistic All Around Final at the Olympics, Ruby Pass returns to her home state of Queensland looking to maintain her dominant record on the Gold Coast. Having put her name up in lights there in 2024, Pass won the All-Around, Vault, Uneven Bars and Floor titles at last year’s Australian Gymnastics Championships in a 90-minute burst of brilliance.
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10 Days to go until tickets are on sale
Today marks just ten days to go until tickets go on sale for the Australian Gymnastics Championships, and we are pleased to share the information and pricing guide for Australia’s premier gymnastics event.
Set to be held at the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre from July 3 – 17, the choice is yours for how you want to see the Championships in 2025, with all new ticketing options available, including offerings that boast premium seating and merchandise.
Following the release of the event schedule, now is the time to start planning your Australian Gymnastics Championships experience, with ticket prices starting from just $23.50 for a 1 Day Pass.
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Ji Wallace: Australian Gymnastics Championships reflections
As the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships draw nearer, hear from Olympic silver medallist, Ji Wallace, as he reflects on his experiences at our premier event.
The only Australian to win an Olympic medal in gymnastics, Ji won silver on Trampoline at the Sydney 2000 Games.
An historic achievement – and the first time sport had appeared in the Olympic program – Ji is synonymous with gymnastics in Australia.
As the current generation of Olympians and future stars gear up for the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships, we sat down with Ji to get his reflections on competing on the national stage, and to hear how it can help prepare Australia’s best and brightest for their next step.
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Australian Gymnastics Championships flashback: Emily excels to secure Olympic berth
As part of the countdown to the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships, join us for a flashback to 2021 when an Australian favourite secured her ticket to Tokyo.
At the 2024 Paris Games, Emily Whitehead became just the tenth Australian to compete at multiple Olympic Games in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.
Rewind to the 2021 Australian Gymnastics Championships – held in conjunction with the Oceania Championships – and Emily had to overcome doubt, underdog status and injury to earn her maiden Olympic berth.
The Victorian managed just that, as her all-around performance secured her the final continental quota spot for the Games.
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50 days to go: Australian Gymnastics Championships schedule released
May 14 represents another landmark in the lead up to the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships – 50 days to go until competition gets underway on the Gold Coast.
To celebrate, Gymnastics Australia is pleased to release the competition schedule for all gymsports.
The schedule, which contains draft timings, will be confirmed upon the closure of definitive entries on June 3.
Competition will begin with Artistic Gymnastics on July 3, set to run throughout the first week, before Rhythmic, Trampoline, Acrobatic and Aerobic Gymnastics take centre stage in the second week of competition.
As the Championships get ever closer, Gymnastics Australia CEO, Alistair Edgar, is excited to see the country’s best gymnasts in action on the Gold Coast.
“It is wonderful to continue the countdown to our most prestigious event and today’s milestone of fifty days to go marks a significant point in that,” he said.
“The release of the competition schedule is another important step as we move towards the Championships, and we look forward to seeing the rich Australian talent on show in each of the events in the program.”
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100 Days: Countdown to Australian Gymnastics Championships
March 25 marks 100 days to go until the start of the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships, as anticipation continues to build throughout the gymnastics community.
The Championships, held on the Gold Coast from July 3 – 17, is the pinnacle event in Australia for the year, bringing together the best Artistic, Trampoline, Rhythmic, Aerobic and Acrobatic gymnasts nationwide.
“This prestigious event showcases the best gymnasts from every State and Territory and is a source of inspiration for all aspiring gymnasts and fans,” said Gymnastics Australia CEO, Alistair Edgar.
“I very much look forward to welcoming our members and community back to the Gold Coast in July.”
Following an historic Olympic campaign in 2024, the Championships present another chance to see the next generation of Australia’s brightest talent on show.
With the added significance of being the first Championships to take place according to the updated Code of Points, the 2025 iteration also shapes as the perfect preparation for the 2025 World Games in August.
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