Gymnastics New Zealand would like to congratulate the following athletes and officials who have been selected to represent New Zealand at the Singapore Open and Australian Championships. Singapore Open Age 16+ Age 13-15 Senior International Junior International Singapore OfficialsJudge – Erica ThorbyCoaches- Alesha Klassens, Nicky October Australian NationalsAussie Level 10 Junior International Senior International Junior Group Members from Elements Rhythmic … Read More
RG Oceania Championships team announcement
Gymnastics New Zealand would like to congratulate the following athletes and officials who have been selected to represent New Zealand at the upcoming RG Oceania Continental Championships 2023. AthletesHavana Hopman – Counties ManukauParis Chin – Christchurch United OfficialsTracey Redhead – JudgeElena Pirozhenko – Coach We wish all team members the best of luck.
2023 Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad
We are excited to announce the Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad for 2023: We congratulate all six athletes and wish them the very best for the upcoming season. How is the squad put together?The national squads are for athletes competing in senior international. Athletes are selected into the 2023 squad using performance criteria achieved at key events during 2022. See the full … Read More
2022 Commonwealth Games athletes in action
Our MAG athletes are competing from Thursday 29th July and our two Rhythmic gymnasts are in action from Thursday 4th August. Viewing is via SKY’s six Birmingham channels and general highlights are on Prime. Check out all the information about the NZ Team including past Commonwealth Games history at https://www.olympic.org.nz/games/birmingham-2022/
2022 Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad
We are excited to announce the Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad for 2022: Havana Hopman (Counties Manukau Gymnastics) Paris Chin (Christchurch United Gymnastics) Laylah Waggie (North Harbour Gymnastics) Congratulations to Havana, Paris, and Laylah. We wish you all the very best for the upcoming season. How is the squad put together?The national squads are for athletes competing in senior international. Athletes … Read More
2020 Rhythmic Gymnastics National and Junior Squads
We are excited to announce the Rhythmic Gymnastics National and Junior squads for 2020: 2020 National (senior) Squad: Havana Hopman (Counties Manukau Gymnastics) Hannah Moore (North Harbour Gymnastics) Anna Taylor (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) Iris XinEn Hoo (North Harbour Gymnastics) Laylah Waggie (North Harbour Gymnastics) Paris Chin (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) Chalisa Bond (Counties Manukau Gymnastics) Aya Tanaka-Probert (North Harbour Gymnastics) – … Read More
Noga adds Auckland to her Rhythmic journey
Noga Barkan, an Israeli gymnast was preparing for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games when she was diagnosed with cancer. Her dream to take part in the Olympics was crushed, but her wish to go to the Olympics to support her teammates was granted by Make- A-Wish Israel. And then, in January 2018, Noga achieved another amazing accomplishment – she led … Read More
2019 Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad
We are excited to announce the inaugural Rhythmic Gymnastics National Squad. The athletes who have been selected are: Hannah Moore (Xtreme Rhythmix) Havana Hopman (Counties Manukau) Aya Tanaka-Probert (Xtreme Rhythmix) Grace Schroder (Counties Manukau) We wish these girls all the best in their 2019 competitions. The Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) National Squad is for athletes competing senior international. How is the … Read More
2019 Rhythmic Gymnastics Junior Squad
We are pleased to today announce the athletes who have been selected to our first Rhythmic Gymnastics NZ Junior Squad. Those athletes are: Alicia Scott (Xtreme Rhythmix) Chalisa Bond (Counties Manukau Gymnastics) Paris Chin (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) Laylah Waggie (Xtreme Rhythmix) We wish these junior athletes all the best in their competitions next year as they progress through towards senior. … Read More
FIG Age Group Camp First for NZ
We were super excited to host the FIG Rhythmic Age Group Camp over the weekend, the first of its kind in New Zealand. This was a follow up to the Oceania Camp run last year in Australia. Developed by FIG, many federations run the Age Group Programme – some as prescribed and other federations making some adaptions. It was a … Read More