(20/08/2019) Our first and only Trampoline Olympic medallist, Ji Wallace, spoke with Gymnastics Australia and enjoyed reflecting on his fantastic career.
(19/08/2019) One of Australia’s best and brightest stars in the Rhythmic Gymnastics program, Lidiia Iakovleva cherishes every experience the sport has provided.
(16/08/2019) Last year, at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva was just 16 years old and competing in her first major Senior International event.
(15/08/2019) As Australia’s most decorated Rhythmic Gymnast, Danielle Prince has left a lasting legacy as an athlete after she retired at the start of this year.
(14/08/2019) Continuing on with Gymnastics Australia’s 70th anniversary celebrations, GA had the pleasure to chat with Australia’s sole Rhythmic Gymnastics athlete at the 2000 Olympic Games, Danielle ‘Dani’ Le Ray.
(12/08/2019) Australia’s current Beam Queen, Emma Nedov, is making her mark on the international stage in 2019.
(9/08/2019) The GA Board met today and discussed the membership model to come into effect from 2020. GA is now working with each state and territory to develop a joint communication that will be sent to all clubs by the end of this month.
(9/08/2019) As one of the world’s tallest gymnasts ever to compete, Georgia-Rose Brown has continued to remain at the highest level in the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics program.
(9/08/2019) Today, Gymnastics Australia takes a trip back to 1956, the year that Australia had their first Women’s Artistic Gymnastics athletes attend the Olympic Games.
(7/08/2019) Continuing on Gymnastics Australia’s 70th anniversary celebrations, Australia’s most successful and decorated Women’s Artistic Gymnast, Lauren Mitchell, looks back on her time in the sport.