France, Azerbaijan, Spain golden at #TRAWorlds2025

An action-packed week of Trampoline, Double Mini-Trampoline and Tumbling concluded in the Spanish city of Pamplona as they hosted the 2025 World Championships, held in the Navarra Arena from 5 to 9 November.

And what a great week it was for our European federations! Maelie Abadie, Candy Brière-Vetillard, Maelle Dumitru-Marin and Manon Morancais started the gold rush as they clinched the tumbling team victory for France. Joining them on the podium were the teams from Great Britain in silver and Belgium in bronze. Azerbaijan, featuring Mikhail Malkin, Tofiq Aliyev, Adil Hajizada and Bilal Gurbanov, followed suit, excelling in the men’s tumbling team final to retain their World title, ahead of the USA and Denmark. Also individually the European tumbling athletes shone bright. In the women’s final Arina Kaliandra (AIN) edged past Candy Brière-Vetillard (FRA) and Lani Spiessens (BEL) while reigning European Champion Magnus Lindholmer earned the silver for Denmark ahead of his teammate Martin Abildgaard.

In Double Mini-Trampoline, all eyes were on Spanish superstar Melania Rodriguez. After leading her team to bronze behind the USA and Great Britain, the 24-year-old local hero successfully defended her World title, acing a triple pick she hadn’t done in a while, for a whopping 8.1 difficulty. This have Rodriguez the edge over Galina Begim (AIN) and Kirsty Way (GBR).

More British success came from their women’s synchro pair Izzy Songhurst and Bryony Page. The 2023 bronze medallists stepped up their game, improving to the silver medal this time.

The ‘Individual Neutral Athletes’ from Russia and Belarus made their return to competition, excelling especially in Trampoline, where Katsiaryna Yarshova and Stanislau Yaskevich wrote history by clinching the first ever Mixed Synchro World title ahead of Japan and the brother-sister duo Seljan Mahsudova and Magsud Mahsudov representing Azerbaijan.

The event ended with the Team all-around final that combines all disciplines. With 5 nations going head-to-head, the tension built throughout the session. In a nail-biting ending China took the crown, narrowly holding off a strong challenge by AIN-2 with Great Britain finishing their Worlds with the bronze medal.

Women’s Team Tumbling

GOLD France

SILVER Great Britain

BRONZE Belgium

 

Men’s Team DMT

GOLD USA

SILVER Australia

BRONZE AIN

 

Women’s Team DMT

GOLD USA

SILVER Great Britain

BRONZE Spain

 

Men’s Team Tumbling

GOLD Azerbaijan

SILVER USA

BRONZE Denmark

 

Men’s DMT

GOLD Ruben Padilla (USA) 31.300

SILVER Mikhail Zalomin (AIN) 29.200

BRONZE West Fowler (USA) 28.800

 

Women’s Tumbling

GOLD Arina Kaliandra (AIN) 27.300

SILVER Candy Brière – Vetillard (FRA) 27.000

BRONZE Lani Spiessens (BEL) 24.500

 

Mixed Synchro

GOLD Katsiaryna Yarshova & Stanislau Yaskevich (AIN) 51.310

SILVER Sakurai Ena & Miyano Hayato (JPN) 51.080

BRONZE Seljan Mahsudova & Magsud Mahsudov (AZE) 50.070

 

Men’s Tumbling

GOLD Ethan McGuinness (AUS) 26.900

SILVER Magnus Lindholmer (DEN) 26.200

BRONZE Martin Abildgaard (DEN) 22.100

 

Women’s DMT

GOLD Melania Rodriguez (ESP) 26.700

SILVER Galina Begim (AIN) 26.400

BRONZE Kirsty Way (GBR) 26.100

 

Women’s Team Trampoline

GOLD China

SILVER AIN

BRONZE Japan

 

Men’s Team Trampoline

GOLD AIN

SILVER AIN

BRONZE Portugal

 

Women’s Synchro

GOLD Tanaka Saki & Mori Hikaru (JPN) 50.250

SILVER Isabelle Songhurst & Bryony Page (GBR) 49.990

BRONZE Hu Yicheng & Zhang Xinxin (CHN) 49.320

 

Men’s Synchro

GOLD Andrei Builou & Ivan Litvinovich (AIN) 54.670

SILVER Matsumoto Yusei & Miyano Hayato (JPN) 52.930

BRONZE Chen Yuhan & Wang Dong (CHN) 52.140

 

Women’s Trampoline

GOLD Hu Yicheng (CHN) 57.350

SILVER Mori Hikaru (JPN) 57.320

BRONZE Sophiane Methot (CAN) 56.810

 

Men’s Trampoline

GOLD Wang Zisai (CHN) 63.470

SILVER Ruben Padilla (USA) 61.950

BRONZE Miyano Hayato (JPN) 61.350

 

Team All-Around

GOLD China 57

SILVER AIN2 55

BRONZE Great Britain 51

 

The next World Championships in Trampoline, Double Mini-Trampoline and Tumbling will take place in Nanjing (CHN) from 5 to 8 November 2026. But first of course … the European Championships in Portimao (POR) from 8 to 12 April 2026!