The 2025 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta marked the first worlds of the new international cycle and an impressive showing for New Zealand’s artistic gymnasts, who combined fresh faces with seasoned experience on the global stage.
In the men’s team, standout performances came from William Fu-Allen, who placed 24th on floor — one of New Zealand’s strongest results in recent years — and Misha Koudinov, who finished 21st on high bar at his 11th World Championships. Misha continues to demonstrate world-class quality and remarkable longevity in the sport.
Teammates Logan Curtis, Keegan Green, and Daniel Stoddart made their World Championships debuts, gaining invaluable experience and contributing to a strong team performance.
Men’s Results
- William Fu-Allen: floor 24/124, pommel 102/129, vault 64/110
- Keegan Green: floor 68/124, vault 89/110
- Logan Curtis: floor 71/124, pommel 117/129
- Daniel Stoddart: rings 80/102, parallel bars 100/116, high bar 86/111
- Misha Koudinov: parallel bars 88/116, high bar 21/111
For the women’s team, Jun McDonald and Freya Reid each made their World Championships debut, showing great composure across all apparatus, while Georgia-Rose Brown brought her trademark poise and experience to her sixth World Championships.
Women’s Results
- Jun McDonald: all-around 43/84, vault 85/117, uneven bars 42/119, beam 80/129, floor 58/115
- Freya Reid: vault 101/117, uneven bars 90/119, beam 110/129
- Georgia-Rose Brown: uneven bars 50/119, beam 44/129
Unfortunately Alisa Wada withdrew due to injury, and we wish her the best with her recovery.
We warmly congratulate all athletes, coaches, and judges for their outstanding efforts in Jakarta. Competing at the highest level of the sport, they continue to raise the standard of New Zealand gymnastics and inspire the next generation of athletes across Aotearoa.
Full results can be found on the FIG website.
Sky Sport NZ is showing highlights of finals this week – see full details in your Sky guide.