The Ollerup Academy in Denmark is home to one of the worldâs most respected physical education and gymnastics programmes. Through the Gymnastics NZ Ollerup Scholarship scheme, young coaches aged 18â30 have the opportunity to spend six or twelve months immersed in training, personal development, and international learning. We are delighted to announce the two successful scholarship recipients for 2027 are … Read More
Trampoline World Champs Finals on Sky Sport
Sky Sport NZ is broadcasting highlights from the 2025 Trampoline World Championships finals, giving fans across Aotearoa the chance to relive an incredible week for our athletes in Pamplona. New Zealand was represented in five finals: You can find the full Sky Sport broadcast schedule below. Share it with friends and whÄnau and tune in â this is your chance … Read More
Pamplona Delivers Again with Trampoline World Age Group Finals
Congratulations to our New Zealand athletes who competed at the Trampoline World Age Group Championships in Pamplona last week. The team produced a range of proud performances on the world stage, including two excellent finals results in the 17â21 events: Both finals were hard-fought in competitive fields, and these results reflect the consistency and quality shown by the athletes throughout … Read More
NZ Trampoline Team Signs Off Historic World Championships Campaign
New Zealandâs trampoline team has wrapped up a landmark World Championships in Pamplona, delivering proud performances, breakthrough moments, and the strongest collective results in Aotearoaâs history on the trampoline world stage. Across a week of elite competition, New Zealand athletes reached a record five finals and achieved our best-ever team placings, with the women finishing 10th and the men 16th … Read More
Bronwyn Dibb Hits World Champs Fresh Off Double Gold
When Bronwyn Dibb steps onto the double mini trampoline tomorrow morning at the 2025 Trampoline World Championships, it will mark more than just another competition for the former world champion â it will mark a comeback two years in the making. Dibb, who was crowned 2022 World Champion in Double Mini, has spent the past two seasons off the international … Read More
NZ Trampoline Athletes Take the World Stage
As the 2025 Trampoline World Championships get underway this week, New Zealandâs top athletes are set to compete on the international stage, backed by years of intentional development, long-term planning, and a high-performance pathway designed to support athletes from their earliest stages through to elite competition. The team includes Olympians Dylan Schmidt and Maddie Davidson, who train under coach Alex … Read More
Wild West Fun at the 2025 GymClub Challenge
Manawatu Gymsports once again delivered an incredible GymClub Challenge over the weekend, this year with a fun Wild West twist. Eighteen clubs took part, including three first-time participants: Waitara, Gisborne, and Onslow. The event celebrated all things Gym for All, featuring TeamGym, GfA apparatus, parkour speed and freestyle, tumbling, aerobics, rhythmic, trampoline, and double mini, plus a much-loved hobby horse … Read More
Experience Meets New Talent at the Artistic World Championships
The 2025 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta marked the first worlds of the new international cycle and an impressive showing for New Zealandâs artistic gymnasts, who combined fresh faces with seasoned experience on the global stage. In the menâs team, standout performances came from William Fu-Allen, who placed 24th on floor â one of New Zealandâs strongest results … Read More
AER 2026 Suzuki World Cup
We are thrilled to announce that New Zealand will be represented at the Suzuki World Cup in Japan, 18-19 April 2026 by Brooke Davies (Rise Aerobics). Brooke will be supported by Australian officials. We wish her all the best in her preparations and travels.
Experience Meets Passion as Misha Koudinov Takes on His 11th World Championships
When Mikhail (Misha) Koudinov steps onto the competition floor this week at the 2025 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta, heâll be marking a milestone few athletes in any sport achieveâhis 11th World Championships. His journey began nearly two decades ago, making his senior international debut in 2006, and since then, Misha has become a legend in New Zealand gymnastics. … Read More