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2023 in artistic gymnastics

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Below is a list of notable men's and women's artistic gymnastics international events scheduled to be held in 2023 as well as the medalists.

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Gymnast	Country	Date	Ref
Holly Jones	Great Britain	9 January 2023	^[1]
Ellie Downie	Great Britain	23 January 2023	^[2]
Claire Pontlevoy	France	1 February 2023	^[3]
Lara Mori	Italy	11 February 2023	^[4]
Abigail Magistrati	Argentina	1 March 2023	^[5]
Marcel Nguyen	Germany	14 March 2023	^[6]
Göksu Üçtaş Şanlı	Turkey	25 April 2023	^[7]
Ludovico Edalli	Italy	8 May 2023	^[8]
Koji Yamamuro	Japan	1 June 2023	^[9]
Jenna Lalonde	Canada	1 September 2023	^[10]
Kara Eaker	United States	20 October 2023	^[11]
Eddy Yusof	Switzerland	20 November 2023	^[12]
Fien Enghels	Belgium	7 December 2023	^[13]
Emelie Petz	Germany	20 December 2023	^[14]

Gymnast	From	To	Ref
Dorien Motten	Belgium	Georgia	^[15]
Eddie Penev	United States	Bulgaria	^[16]
Caterina Cereghetti	Italy	Switzerland	^[17]
Ayelén Tarabini	Argentina	Kyrgyzstan	^[17]
Anya Pilgrim	United States	Barbados	^[17]
Paloma Mintcheva	United States	Bulgaria	^[17]
Emma Malabuyo	United States	Philippines	^[18]
Levi Ruivivar	United States	Philippines	^[19]
Georgia-Rose Brown	Australia	New Zealand	^[20]
David Martelli	Great Britain	Ireland	^[20]
Azaraya Ra-Akbar	United States	Canada	^[20]

Date	Location	Event	Men's winners	Women's winners
February 23–26	Cottbus	FIG World Cup	FX: Artem Dolgopyat PH: Abdulla Azimov SR: Eleftherios Petrounias VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Shohei Kawakami	VT: Manila Esposito UB: Alice D'Amato BB: Mana Okamura FX: Kokofugata Azuki
March 1–4	Doha	FIG World Cup	FX: Carlos Yulo PH: Nariman Kurbanov SR: Liu Yang VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Yuya Kamoto	VT: Coline Devillard UB: Anna Lashchevska BB: Sabrina Voinea FX: Sabrina Voinea
March 9–12	Baku	FIG World Cup	FX: Milad Karimi PH: Nariman Kurbanov SR: Nikita Simonov VT: Carlos Yulo PB: Carlos Yulo HB: Alexander Myakinin	VT: Coline Devillard UB: Qiu Qiyuan BB: Giorgia Villa FX: Marine Boyer
March 29–April 2	Antalya	Junior World Championships^[21]	TF: Japan AA: Qin Guohuan FX: Ángel Barajas PH: Hamlet Manukyan SR: Hamlet Manukyan VT: Tommaso Brugnami PB: Ángel Barajas / Tomoharu Tsunogai HB: Tomoharu Tsunogai	TF: Japan AA: Haruka Nakamura VT: Mia Mainardi UB: Caterina Gaddi BB: Yu Hanyue FX: Giulia Perotti
April 11–16	Antalya	European Championships^[22]	TF: Italy AA: Adem Asil FX: Luke Whitehouse PH: Rhys McClenaghan SR: Adem Asil VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Tin Srbić	TF: Great Britain AA: Jessica Gadirova VT: Coline Devillard UB: Alice D'Amato BB: Sanne Wevers FX: Jessica Gadirova
April 27–30	Cairo	FIG World Cup	FX: Illia Kovtun PH: Lee Chih-kai SR: Nikita Simonov VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Illia Kovtun	VT: Joscelyn Roberson UB: Alice D'Amato BB: Giorgia Villa FX: Joscelyn Roberson
May 6	Carrara	Oceania Championships	TF: Australia AA: Mikhail Koudinov	TF: Australia AA: Ruby Pass
May 5–17	Phnom Penh	Southeast Asian Games	TF: Vietnam AA: Carlos Yulo FX: John Ivan Cruz PH: Đặng Ngọc Xuân Thiện SR: Nguyễn Văn Khánh Phong VT: Juancho Miguel Besana PB: Carlos Yulo HB: Đinh Phương Thành	—
May 25–28	Varna	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Eddie Penev PH: Matvei Petrov SR: Artur Avetisyan VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Rasuljon Abdurakhimov HB: Sofus Heggemsnes	VT: Tijana Korent UB: Zsófia Kovács BB: Bettina Lili Czifra FX: Silane Mielle
May 26–29	Medellín	Pan American Championships	TF: United States AA: Yul Moldauer FX: Yul Moldauer PH: Khoi Young SR: Daniel Villafañe VT: Yuri Guimarães PB: Yul Moldauer HB: Curran Phillips	TF: United States AA: Tiana Sumanasekera VT: Alexa Moreno UB: Nola Matthews BB: Tiana Sumanasekera FX: Joscelyn Roberson
May 26–27	Pretoria	African Championships^[23]	TF: Egypt AA: Omar Mohamed	TF: South Africa AA: Kaylia Nemour
June 1–4	Tel Aviv	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Krisztofer Mészáros PH: Eyal Indig SR: Vinzenz Höck VT: Krisztofer Mészáros PB: Ahmet Önder HB: Néstor Abad	VT: Georgia Godwin UB: Barbora Mokošová BB: Marine Boyer FX: Georgia Godwin
June 8–11	Osijek	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Eddie Penev PH: Gagik Khachikyan SR: Artur Avetisyan VT: Artur Davtyan PB: Illia Kovtun HB: Caio Souza	VT: Georgia Godwin UB: Naomi Visser BB: Georgia Godwin FX: Georgia Godwin
June 10–18	Kallang	Asian Championships^[24]	TF: China AA: Shinnosuke Oka FX: Carlos Yulo PH: Nariman Kurbanov SR: Lan Xingyu VT: Carlos Yulo PB: Carlos Yulo HB: Tian Hao	TF: China AA: Qiu Qiyuan VT: Yeo Seo-jeong UB: Qiu Qiyuan BB: Zhang Qingying FX: Zhang Qingying
June 24–28	San Salvador	Central American and Caribbean Games	TF: Mexico AA: Diorges Escobar FX: (CCS) Jorge Vega PH: Isaac Núñez SR: Kristopher Bohorquez VT: Audrys Nin Reyes PB: Isaac Núñez HB: Diorges Escobar	TF: Mexico AA: Karla Navas VT: Alexa Moreno UB: Paulina Campos BB: Paulina Campos FX: Alexa Moreno
July 31–August 4	Chengdu	World University Games	TF: China AA: Zhang Boheng FX: Kazuma Kaya PH: Lee Chih-kai SR: Lan Xingyu VT: Nazar Chepurnyi PB: Zou Jingyuan HB: Milad Karimi	TF: China AA: Ou Yushan VT: Shoko Miyata UB: Du Siyu BB: Ou Yushan FX: Ou Yushan
September 1–3	Mersin	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Ahmet Önder PH: Ahmad Abu Al-Soud SR: Nikita Simonov VT: Nazar Chepurnyi PB: Oleg Verniaiev HB: Ahmet Önder	VT: Oksana Chusovitina UB: Anna Lashchevska BB: Anna Lashchevska FX: Sevgi Kayisoglu
September 8–10	Szombathely	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Krisztofer Mészáros PH: Matvei Petrov SR: Vinzenz Höck VT: Nazar Chepurnyi PB: Oleg Verniaiev HB: Ilias Georgiou	VT: Gréta Mayer UB: Zója Székely BB: Anna Lashchevska FX: Soňa Artamonova
September 8–10	Cali	South American Championships	TF: Brazil AA: Gabriel Faria FX: Andrés Martínez PH: Edward González SR: Dilan Jiménez VT: Juan Larrahondo PB: Dilan Jiménez HB: Lucas Bitencourt	TF: Brazil AA: Gabriela Barbosa VT: Hillary Heron UB: Josiany Calixto BB: Josiany Calixto FX: Rafaela Oliva
September 16–17	Paris	FIG World Challenge Cup	FX: Hiramatsu Koga PH: Max Whitlock SR: Salvatore Maresca / Courtney Tulloch VT: Harry Hepworth PB: Lukas Dauser HB: Tang Chia-hung	VT: Alexa Moreno UB: Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos BB: Marine Boyer FX: Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos
September 24–29	Hangzhou	Asian Games	TF: China AA: Zhang Boheng FX: Kim Han-sol PH: Lee Chih-kai SR: Lan Xingyu VT: Wataru Tanigawa PB: Zou Jingyuan HB: Zhang Boheng	TF: China AA: Zuo Tong VT: An Chang-ok UB: An Chang-ok BB: Mana Okamura FX: Zhang Jin
September 30–October 8	Antwerp	World Championships^[25]	TF: Japan AA: Daiki Hashimoto FX: Artem Dolgopyat PH: Rhys McClenaghan SR: Liu Yang VT: Jake Jarman PB: Lukas Dauser HB: Daiki Hashimoto	TF: United States AA: Simone Biles VT: Rebeca Andrade UB: Qiu Qiyuan BB: Simone Biles FX: Simone Biles
October 21–25	Santiago	Pan American Games	TF: United States AA: Félix Dolci FX: Félix Dolci PH: Zachary Clay SR: Donnell Whittenburg VT: Audrys Nin Reyes PB: Curran Phillips HB: Arthur Mariano	TF: United States AA: Kayla DiCello VT: Rebeca Andrade UB: Zoe Miller BB: Rebeca Andrade FX: Kaliya Lincoln
November 24–26	Halmstad	Northern European Gymnastics Championships	TF: Sweden AA: Elias Koski FX: Marcus Pietarinen PH: Elias Koski SR: Luis Il-Sung Melander VT: Jacob Gudim Karlsen PB: Elias Koski HB: Elias Koski	TF: Wales AA: Ruby Evans VT: Emily Roper UB: Thelma Aðalsteinsdóttir BB: Lily Russell FX: Ruby Evans

Competition	Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
World Championships	Team	United States	Brazil	France
	All-Around	Simone Biles	Rebeca Andrade	Shilese Jones
	Vault	Rebeca Andrade	Simone Biles	Yeo Seo-jeong
	Uneven Bars	Qiu Qiyuan	Kaylia Nemour	Shilese Jones
	Balance Beam	Simone Biles	Zhou Yaqin	Rebeca Andrade
	Floor Exercise	Simone Biles	Rebeca Andrade	Flávia Saraiva
Junior World Championships	Team	Japan	United States	Italy
	All-Around	Haruka Nakamura	Sara Yamaguchi	Caterina Gaddi
	Vault	Mia Mainardi	July Marano	Ming van Eijken
	Uneven Bars	Caterina Gaddi	Helen Kevric	Giulia Perotti
	Balance Beam	Yu Hanyue	Gabriela Vănoagă	Cristella Brunetti-Burns
	Floor Exercise	Giulia Perotti	Hezly Rivera	Haruka Nakamura

Competition	Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
European Championships	Team	Great Britain	Italy	Netherlands
	All-Around	Jessica Gadirova	Zsófia Kovács	Alice D'Amato
	Vault	Coline Devillard	Asia D'Amato	Lisa Vaelen
	Uneven Bars	Alice D'Amato	Becky Downie	Elisabeth Seitz
	Balance Beam	Sanne Wevers	Manila Esposito	Zsófia Kovács
	Floor Exercise	Jessica Gadirova	Alice Kinsella	Sabrina Voinea
Oceania Championships	Team	Australia	New Zealand	—
Oceania Championships	All-Around	Ruby Pass	Reece Cobb	Macy Pegoli
Asian Championships	Team	China	South Korea	Chinese Taipei
	All-Around	Qiu Qiyuan	Zhang Qingying	Shin Sol-yi
	Vault	Yeo Seo-jeong	Oksana Chusovitina	Aleah Finnegan
	Uneven Bars	Qiu Qiyuan	Lee Yun-seo	Zuo Tong
	Balance Beam	Zhang Qingying	Zhang Xinyi	Aleah Finnegan
	Floor Exercise	Zhang Qingying	Emma Malabuyo	Shin Sol-yi
African Championships	Team	South Africa	Egypt	Algeria
African Championships	All-Around	Kaylia Nemour	Caitlin Rooskrantz	Jana Abdelsalam
Pan American Championships	Team	United States	Mexico	Canada
	All-Around	Tiana Sumanasekera	Natalia Escalera	Aurélie Tran
	Vault	Alexa Moreno	Joscelyn Roberson	Natalia Escalera
	Uneven Bars	Nola Matthews	Addison Fatta	Natalia Escalera
	Balance Beam	Tiana Sumanasekera	Joscelyn Roberson	Aurélie Tran
	Floor Exercise	Joscelyn Roberson	Tiana Sumanasekera	Natalia Escalera

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Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Simone Biles	United States	58.865	World Championships QF
2	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	57.099	World Championships TF
3	Shilese Jones	United States	56.932	World Championships QF
4	Jessica Gadirova	Great Britain	56.766	World Championships QF
5	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	France	56.500	World Championships TF
6	Flávia Saraiva	Brazil	55.532	World Championships TF
7	Zsófia Kovács	Hungary	55.231	European Championships QF
8	Ou Yushan	China	55.198	World University Games QF
9	Ellie Black	Canada	55.065	World Championships QF
10	Qiu Qiyuan	China	54.932	Asian Championships AA
11	Alice D'Amato	Italy	54.899	European Championships QF
12	Manila Esposito	Italy	54.866	World Championships TF
13	Kayla DiCello	United States	54.699	Pan American Games AA
14	Jordan Chiles	United States	54.666	Pan American Games QF
15	Shoko Miyata	Japan	54.600	World University Games QF
16	Leanne Wong	United States	54.398	World Championships QF
17	Naomi Visser	Netherlands	54.332	World Championships QF
18	Zhang Jin	China	54.266	Asian Games AA
19	Sakaguchi Ayaka	Japan	54.198	World University Games QF
20	Lisa Vaelen	Belgium	54.099	European Championships AA

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	14.983	Pan American Games EF
2	Simone Biles	United States	14.949	World Championships QF
3	Yeo Seo-jeong	South Korea	14.516	World Championships QF
4	Jessica Gadirova	Great Britain	14.416	World Championships QF
5	Alexa Moreno	Mexico	14.166	World Championships EF
6	Jordan Chiles	United States	14.150	Pan American Games EF
7	Joscelyn Roberson	United States	14.083	DTB Pokal Team Challenge
8	An Chang-ok	North Korea	14.049	Asian Games EF
9	Asia D'Amato	Italy	14.016	Cairo World Cup QF
10	Ellie Black	Canada	13.933	World Championships EF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Qiu Qiyuan	China	15.233	Asian Championships AA
2	Kaylia Nemour	Algeria	15.200	World Championships AA
3	Zoe Miller	United States	14.850	DTB Pokal Team Challenge
4	Shilese Jones	United States	14.833	World Championships QF
5	Huang Zhuofan	China	14.766	World Championships EF
6	Alice D'Amato	Italy	14.750	City of Jesolo Trophy EF
7	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	France	14.700	Paris World Challenge Cup EF
8	Elisabeth Seitz	Germany	14.633	DTB Pokal Mixed Cup
9	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	14.600	Paris World Challenge Cup EF
10	Naomi Visser	Netherlands	14.566	Osijek World Challenge Cup QF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Simone Biles	United States	15.166	World Championships TF
2	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	14.666	World Championships TF
3	Jessica Gadirova	Great Britain	14.533	World Championships TF
4	Kaliya Lincoln	United States	14.233	Pan American Games EF
5	Joscelyn Roberson	United States	14.150	DTB Pokal Team Challenge
6	Manila Esposito	Italy	14.000	City of Jesolo Trophy AA
7	Flávia Saraiva	Brazil	13.966	World Championships EF
8	Ou Yushan	China	13.866	World University Games EF
9	Georgia Godwin	Australia	13.833	Osijek World Challenge Cup QF
10	Zhou Yaqin	China	13.833	World Championships TF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Zhang Boheng	China	89.299	Asian Games AA
2	Daiki Hashimoto	Japan	88.698	World University Games QF
3	Takeru Kitazono	Japan	86.065	Asian Games AA
4	Shi Cong	China	86.398	World University Games AA
5	Shinnosuke Oka	Japan	86.065	Asian Championships AA
6	Sun Wei	China	86.064	World Championships TF
7	Carlos Yulo	Philippines	85.930	Asian Championships AA
8	Kenta Chiba	Japan	85.799	World Championships QF
9	Kazuma Kaya	Japan	85.598	World Championships QF
10	Illia Kovtun	Ukraine	85.432	European Championships QF
11	Adem Asil	Turkey	84.965	European Championships AA
12	Lan Xingyu	China	84.965	Asian Games AA
13	Shohei Kawakami	Japan	84.432	Asian Games QF
14	Fred Richard	United States	84.332	World Championships AA
15	Milad Karimi	Kazakhstan	84.331	World University Games QF
16	Yul Moldauer	United States	84.200	Pan American Championships AA
17	Jake Jarman	Great Britain	84.031	World Championships QF
18	Tian Hao	China	83.631	Asian Championships AA
18	James Hall	Great Britain	83.631	World Championships QF
20	Asher Hong	United States	83.500	DTB Pokal Team Challenge

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Carlos Yulo	Philippines	15.300	Asian Championships EF
2	Artem Dolgopyat	Israel	15.200	World Championships QF
3	Zhang Boheng	China	14.933	Asian Games QF
4	Luke Whitehouse	Great Britain	14.900	European Championships EF
	Ryosuke Doi	Japan		DTB PokalTeam Challenge
	Kim Han-sol	South Korea		Asian Games EF
7	Krisztofer Mészáros	Hungary	14.850	Innsbruck Friendly
8	Su Weide	China	14.766	Asian Championships AA
9	Kazuki Minami	Japan	14.733	World University Games QF
10	Daiki Hashimoto	Japan	14.733	World University Games QF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Lee Chih-kai	Chinese Taipei	15.500	World University Games EF
2	Nariman Kurbanov	Kazakhstan	15.400	Doha World Cup EF
3	Max Whitlock	Great Britain	15.266	World Championships TF
4	Ahmad Abu al Soud	Jordan	15.233	Asian Championships QF
4	Ryota Tsumura	Japan	15.233	Asian Championships AA
6	Rhys McClenaghan	Ireland	15.100	World Championships EF
7	Khoi Young	United States	15.066	World Championships QF
7	Shiao Yu-jan	Chinese Taipei	15.066	Asian Games EF
9	Daiki Hashimoto	Japan	15.033	World University Games QF
10	Gagik Khachikyan	Armenia	15.000	Cottbus World Cup QF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Lan Xingyu	China	15.433	Asian Games EF
2	Liu Yang	China	15.366	Doha World Cup EF
3	Zou Jingyuan	China	15.266	World University Games EF
4	Eleftherios Petrounias	Greece	15.066	World Championships EF
5	Adem Asil	Turkey	15.033	European Championships AA
6	Nikita Simonov	Azerbaijan	14.966	World University Games QF
7	Zhang Boheng	China	14.933	Asian Games AA
8	You Hao	China	14.866	World Championships TF
9	Artur Avetisyan	Armenia	14.833	World University Games EF
10	Vahagn Davtyan	Armenia	14.733	European Championships EF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Artur Davtyan	Armenia	15.166	Cairo World Cup EF
2	Wataru Tanigawa	Japan	15.033	Asian Games QF
3	Jake Jarman	Great Britain	15.016	European Championships EF
4	Mahdi Olfati	Iran	14.983	Cottbus World Cup EF
5	Carlos Yulo	Philippines	14.933	Baku World Cup EF
6	Harry Hepworth	Great Britain	14.925	DTB Pokal Team Challenge
7	Igor Radivilov	Ukraine	14.889	Doha World Cup EF
8	Nazar Chepurnyi	Ukraine	14.883	World University Games EF
9	Asher Hong	United States	14.875	DTK Pokal Team Challenge
10	Khoi Young	United States	14.849	World Championships EF

Rank	Name	Country	Score	Event
1	Zou Jingyuan	China	16.066	World University Games EF
2	Curran Phillips	United States	15.500	Baku World Cup QF
3	Zhang Boheng	China	15.466	Asian Games QF
4	Illia Kovtun	Ukraine	15.433	European Championships AA
5	Lukas Dauser	Germany	15.400	World Championships AA
5	Carlos Yulo	Philippines	15.400	Baku World Cup EF
7	Yul Moldauer	United States	15.350	Swiss Cup
8	Takeru Kitazono	Japan	15.300	Asian Games AA
9	Matteo Levantesi	Italy	15.266	Cottbus World Cup EF
10	Kazuma Kaya	Japan	15.250	Swiss Cup