38th TRAMPOLINE WORLDS 2025

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* P r e v i e w : Great Britain's Bryony Page, who completed her Olympic collection with gold at the Bercy Arena in France, second-placed Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya, and Canada's Sophiane Methot (bronze), all face off in the women's edition, while the Tokyo 2020 Olympic champion, Zhu Xueying from People's Republic of China, who finished fourth in Paris, also competes in Spain.
Mori Hikaru, Japan's first trampoline gymnast to win an individual title at the world championships, looks to add a third top spot to her 2019 and 2022 triumphs. She'll be competing against friend and recent training partner, Page, who is the reigning world champion from 2023 and also the 2021 gold medallist.
Camilla Gomes celebrates competing at a 10th world championships, while Jessica Stevens, who made history as the first American woman in 49 years to earn a world medal in individual trampoline, with bronze last time out, also returns to the fray.

The defending champion (Birmingham 2024) in the men's edition, China's Yan Langyu, also the Olympic bronze medallist from Paris 2024, is aiming for a third title after also winning in 2021. Yan has wowed this season with nine triple somersaults out of a 10-skill routine at a domestic competition earlier this year, but he'll still have to go some to beat two-time Olympic champion Ivan Litvinovich who has recorded the highest score so far in 2025. Yan's compatriot and world and Olympic silver medallist, Wang Zisai, is aiming to again be in the mix, while New Zealand's history-making world champion from 2021, Dylan Schmidt, also the bronze medallist at Tokyo 2020, continues his trampoline journey into a new season.

All but one of the eight men who contested the men’s trampoline final in France's capital will be competing, while Ruben Padilla, one of the United States of America's top hopes in individual trampoline, is also the reigning world champion in double mini-trampoline and could come away with multiple medals in individual, mixed synchro, DMT, and the team event.
At the first trampoline world championships to take place in Spain, the home gymnasts will also pay tribute to former national coach, Pablo Hinojar, who passed away unexpectedly at the end of 2024.
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♦♦ TRAMPOLINE, Olympic

♦ MEN's Individual
* Sunday, Nov 09: ► MEN's Individual FINAL
* Quali.-: Reigning world champion Yan Langyu (CHN) finished second in the men’s competition after presenting an exercise replete with triple somersaults for 65.520 while managing to hint that he could do even more. Yan’s 21.2 difficulty score was only a tenth behind Litvinovich, and he may have been being conservative. Nineteen-year-old Gabriel Albuquerque (POR), fourth at the 2023 World Championships and fifth in Paris last summer, was third after amassing 64.490 for his high-flying routine. Olympic silver medallist Wang Zisai (CHN) moved from sixth to fourth with an improved second routine.
    ►Qualification 1;    ►Qualification 2;
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►MEN's TEAM Final; 
     ► Men' Team 
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♦ WOMEN's Individual
* Sunday, Nov 09:  ► WOMEN's Individual FINAL
* Quali -:  More broadly, it was a good day for Olympic and World champions. Behind Lebedeva came Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medallist Zhu Xueying (CHN) and two-time World champion Mori Hikaru (JPN). Paris silver medallist Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya (AIN), who competed in an early qualification group, finished ninth. Bronze medallist Sophiane Methot (CAN) is 13th. The top 24 advance to the second qualification round Saturday. 
Paris Olympic champion Bryony Page (GBR) overcame a minor mishap in her first routine to finish in 22nd position. Page did not complete her second routine, but is safely through to the second qualification, where previous scores do not carry over. 
     ► Qualification 1;    ► Qualification 2
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►WOMEN's TEAM Final;
     ► Women's Team
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♦♦ SYNCHRO Mixed (SYN-M) * new !

* Wednesday-: The best qualification result on Wednesday was achieved by Hikaru Mori & Yusei Matsumoto, (JPN), who scored 51.990 points in the first round. The two Asians did not perform a second routine. Second and third place in the interim results are held by Katsiaryna Yarshova/Stanislau Yaskevich (51.370) from Belarus and Jana Lebedeva/Iwan Litvinovich from Russia, both of whom are competing under a neutral flag. 
 ►  SYN Mixed FINAL
 ► Qualification 1;    ► Qualifikation 2;

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♦♦ TUMBLING (TUM)

♦* MEN's Tumbling    
► MEN's TUM Ind. FINAL
     ► Qualification 1;     ► Qualification 2;
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► MEN's TUM TEAM FINAL 
    ►TUM Team
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♦ WOMEN's Tumbling  
  ► WOMEN's TUM Ind. FINAL
        ► Qualification 1;    ► Qualification 2:
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►  WOMEN's TUM-Team FINAL;
      ► Wom Teams
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