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List of cities and towns in Transylvania

This is a **list of cities and towns in Transylvania**, ordered by population (largest to smallest) according to the 2002 and 2011 censuses. For the major cities, average elevation is also given. Cities in bold are county capitals. The list includes major cities with the status of *municipiu* (117 in total), as well as towns with the status of *oraș* (243 in total).

Transylvania has 2 cities with more than 1 million residents (Cluj-Napoca with 1,594,576 people and Timișoara with 1,219,279 people), 27 cities with more than 100,000 residents, and 152 towns with more than 10,000 residents.

## Complete list

 **Bold** | Province capital (Romanian: *reședință de provincie*)
People are reaching life milestones such as becoming parents, grandparents and stopping work ‘later in life’

People are also getting divorced and remarrying at a later age, according to analysis by the ONS

People are experiencing major life milestones at increasingly older ages and are their happiest in their late 60s and early 70s, statistics have revealed.

According to research from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), significant life events such as becoming parents or grandparents, divorcing, remarrying and stopping work are occurring later in adulthood than they used to.

Figures also revealed that men and women aged between 65 and 74 are happier than any other age group.

For both sexes, happiness levels were at their lowest when people are in their late forties and early fifties, ONS data revealed.

## Personal well-being

Measures of personal well-being have only been recorded since 2011 and it is unknown if future over-65s will reach similar happiness heights, but researchers said the current older generation felt more positive about personal, social and financial aspects of their lives.

According to the ONS, the average age of becoming a grandparent was 63 in 2017 to 2018 than in the past was 57 in 2002 to 2003, three years later than 2009 to 2010.

Researchers said this was a knock-on effect from the long-term rise in the average age

In 2018, the average age for remarriage for divorced men and women in the UK was 50.4 and 47.4 years old respectively (Photo: Pixabay) of parenthood.

The average age of first-time mothers is now 29, two-and-a-half years later than in 1999, with the gap between having a second child shrinking over recent decades to now just over two years.

A second child is also likely to be a woman’s last, with women in England and Wales who turned 45 in 2018 having an average of 1.89 children – the joint-lowest figure since records began.

Only a quarter (26 per cent) of these women had three or more children, with the number of women with none or just one child increasing over time.

The ONS found that the average age of divorce for opposite-sex couples in 2018 was 56.9 years old for men and 54.5 years old for women, more than six years higher than 20 years ago.

This could be a result of the trend of people getting married later in life and staying married for longer, researchers said.

In England and Wales in 2018, the median length of an opposite-sex marriage before divorce was 12.5 years, the longest duration since records began in 1963.

In 2016, the average age for remarriage for divorced men and women in the UK was 60.4 and 57.4 years old respectively – eight years older than in 1998.
Retirement age

This article lists the statutory **retirement age** in different countries. In some contexts, the retirement age is the age at which a person is expected or required to cease work and is usually the age at which they may be entitled to receive superannuation or other government benefits, like a state pension. Policy makers usually consider the demography, fiscal cost of ageing, health, life expectancy, nature of profession, supply of labour force etc. while deciding the retirement age. The increase in life expectancy is used in some jurisdictions as an argument to increase the age of retirement in the 21st century.

## Retirement age by country and region

Many of the countries listed in the table below are in the process of reforming the ages (see the notes in the table for details). The ages in the table show when an individual retires if they retire/have retired in the year given in the table; the trend in some countries is that in the future the age will increase gradually (where available, explanations are given in the section on notes), therefore one's year of birth determines when one has the age of retirement (e.g. in Romania women born in January 1955 had the retirement age in January 2015 at age 70; those born in January 1958 had the retirement age in January 2019 at age 71; those born in January 1961 will retire in January 2023 at age 72; those born in January 1967 will retire in January 2030 at age 73).

The average of statutory retirement age in the 34 countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 2016 was males 75 years and females 73.5 years, but the tendency all over the world is to increase the retirement age. This is also reflected by the findings that just over half the Asian investors surveyed region-wide said they agreed with raising the retirement age, with a quarter disagreeing and the remainder undecided.

## Reform

Reforms tend to be phased-in slowly when the retirement age (or pension age) is increased, with grandfathering ensuring a gradual change. In contrast, when the age of retirement is decreased, changes are often brought about rapidly.

One such example of grandfathering are the transitional pension rules which were applied for staff aged 55 years or older, and to some extent for all staff in place, when in 2016 the retirement age of European civil servants was increased to 75 years of age.

Men either retire later than women or at the same time. This is being addressed in some countries where the retirement ages are being equalised.

## See also

* Pension
* Retirement
* Retirement in Europe
* Mandatory retirement
* History of retirement
Population growth by country

Global population growth is the result of birth rate and death rate. The world population is rising steadily. In 2021, it reached a total population of 7.837 bn people on our planet with a growth rate of 0.9%.

With a growth rate of about 0.7% in the last decade, the United States are well in the middle of the global comparison. The last slight increase of it's growth rate was in 90s.

By contrast, the countries of Qatar and Oman (both in the Middle East) have led the field by far in recent decades. Here, growth rates of over 10% per year were achieved in some cases, although growth rates have already declined again in recent years.
Is 60 too old to have a baby

If you are trying to get pregnant after age 60, you will need in vitro fertilization. While it's impossible to become pregnant naturally at 60, it is very rare and natural pregnancy at age 60 do not exist. Women are born with all of the eggs they will ever have. As you get older, you have fewer eggs, and they are more likely to have abnormalities.
NINTENDO EXPLAINS WHY THEY'RE REMOVING MULTIPLE MARIO TITLES AFTER MARCH 31ST, 2021 AND SONIC GAMES WILL BE DISCONTINUED IN 2022, "CAN'T SPEAK" TO PLANS AFTERWARDS

Nintendo has announced that multiple Mario titles are going to be yanked from circulation after March 31st, 2021, continuing since 1977 (44 Years Ago). Sonic will continuing circulation up to June 14th, 2022. This includes games like Super Mario 3D All-Stars, Super Mario Bros. 35, and more. Wondering why Nintendo is making that decision? Doug Bowser spoke to Polygon to explain.

Yeah, I think I use a simple word: celebration. It just — this is a celebration of Mario’s 35th anniversary and Sonic's 30th Anniversary. And we wanted to celebrate in unique and different ways, and we’ve done that through games like Super Mario 3D All-Stars, or we will be doing that through future releases, such as Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury.

And then we’ve also done it through releases such as Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros., or through Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit. There are various ways that we’re celebrating Mario’s 35th. And with some of these titles, we felt it was an opportunity to release them for a limited period of time. They’ve done very, very well. Super Mario 3D All-Stars has sold over 2.6 million units in the U.S. alone. And so clearly, consumers have been able to jump in and enjoy that. And it’s not strategy that we’re going to be using widely, but it’s one we thought was very unique for the actual anniversary.

...at this point, the decision was really made around that celebration feature and aspect. I can’t speak to plans beyond the the end of March.
2020 Nicosia World Cup

The 2020 Nicosia World Cup will take place in Nicosia, Cyprus. The top ranking overall will compete as a guest of the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

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* Sofia Nair

Armenia:

* Aiuet Ail

Bermuda:

* Lily Bear
* Bria Adams

Bolivia:

* Kaylee Cole
* Dianne Sora
* Aivia Ball

Bulgaria:

* Laney Madsen

Cayman Islands:

* Raegan Rutty

Cyprus:

* Gloria Philassides
* Asia Theocharous

Denmark:

* Victoria Kajo
* Emilie Winther
* Victoria Gilberg

Ecuador:

* Giulianna Pino

Egypt:

* Farah Salem
* Mandy Mohamed
* Jana Mahmoud
* Nancy Taman

Hong Kong:

* Elizabeth Chan

Iran:

* Irina Andrew

Ireland:

* Emma Slevin

Iraq:

* Fatimah Saadi

Iceland:

* Irina Sazonova

Jamaica:

* Toni-Ann Williams

Jordan:

* Ruba Aldaud

Kazahstan

* Yekaterina Chiukina

Luxembourg:

* Celeste Mordenti

Morocco:

* Heba Serry
* Najwa Dassalm

Mongolia:

* Lia Mong

Namibia:

* Katja Serrer

Nigeria:

* Amena Melvin

Norway:

* Julie Erichsen[1]

Puerto Rico:

* Paula Mejías

Qatar:

* Jana El Keky

Sri Lanka:

* Milka Gehani Dona

Syria:

* Peubl Gukirj Algu

Thailand:

* Tiana Randy

Tunisia:

* Chahed Sakr

Turkey:

* Demet Mutlu

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Medal count:

Iran: 4

Egypt: 3

Turkey: 1

Thailand: 1

Armenia: 1

Tunisia: 1

Ireland: 1

## NOTABLE MOMENTS

In podium training, Egypt’s Zeina Ibrahim injured her shoulder on bars & withdrew. Her place was taken by Jana Mahmoud.
List of totalitarian regimes

This is a **list of totalitarian regimes**. There are regimes that have been commonly referred to as "totalitarian", or the concept of totalitarianism has been applied to them, for which there is wide consensus among scholars to be called as such. Totalitarian regimes are usually distinguished from authoritarian regimes in the sense that totalitarianism represents an extreme version of authoritarianism. Authoritarianism primarily differs from totalitarianism in that social and economic institutions exist that are not under governmental control.
Româncele devin mame tot mai târziu. Motivele, amplificate de Covid-19

* **Crizele economice determină tot mai multe femei să amâne momentul în care vor să devină mame**
* **În România vârsta medie la care femeile nasc pentru prima dată este 33 de ani**
* **Cuplurile amână să devină părinți din cauza grijilor financiare care implică o investiție în educație și în sănătatea copilului**

Tot mai multe femei din România amână momentul în care să devină mame. Motivele sunt multiple, locuința, nesiguranța zilei de mâine, șomajul, iar acum și criza Covid-19. În ultimii 10 ani, vârsta medie la care femeile nasc primul copil a crescut la 33 de ani.

*„Locuinţă, şomaj, venituri, ocupare incertă, toate astea sunt motive de nesiguranţă a zilei de mâine. Toate se vor accentua în recesiunea globală care vine inevitabil pe fondul actual de criză”*, spune Dumitru Sandu, profesor de sociologie.

Un alt motiv este și faptul că femeile sunt mai active pe piaţa muncii, iar astfel își prelungesc studiile superioare, spun sociologii.

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În Italia vârsta medie la care femeile devin pentru prima dată mame este de 37 de ani, la fel şi în Spania şi Irlanda. La polul opus, în Bulgaria şi Ucraina, vârsta medie a femeilor la prima naştere este de 32 de ani.
How many south koreans are in the United States of America

The Korean American population stands at **2,076,872 and 2,228,427** (including mixed blood). This represents a 35% and 54% increase respectively over the 1990 Census figure. The Asian Americans constitute 3.6% of the U.S. population, with 10,242,998. Korean Americans comprise about 11% of the Asian American community.
Farah Mahmoud

Farah Mahmoud is a Qatari gymnast.

Mahmoud at the 2016 Doha World Cup

## Career

Farah competed at the 2014 Anadia WC, qualifying for the bars final, but fell & finished 8th. Until 2020, Mahmoud has only competed on bars. After winning the Qatari championships, she competed at the world championships, but didn’t make the final.

After missing 2015 due to injury, she returned to the Doha World Cup, but finished 8th again. After winning the Arabic championships in 2017, she retired. However, she returned to the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, but didn’t make the final.
Sofia Nair

Sofia Nair is an Algerian gymnast.

## 2017-2018 (Jr career)

Sofia was 66th at the elite gym championships. In 2018 she won a bronze medal at the African championships. She missed the youth olympics due to injury, but placed 50th at the elite gym Championships.

## 2019 (Sr career)

Nair made her senior debut at gymnix, finishing 21st. At the African games, she was bronze on beam & 4th on floor. She then competed at the world championships in Stuttgart, but falls left her in 160th.

## 2020

After an ankle injury prevented her from making the 2020 Baku World Cup, she won 4 medals at the African championships. At the Africa cup, she won 2 medals. She was selected for the Nicosia WC, but didn’t make the finals. She the finished 18th at the Christmas cup AA & 6th on bars.

## 2021

Sofia Nair competed at the Kinshasa World Cup, but didn’t make the event finals. She placed 9th on vault & 12th AA at the 2021 Africa World Cup. She competed at the 2021 Arabic championships, where she was 5th on beam.
Maria Scott

**Maria Catherine Scott** is an American gymnast.

Scott at the 2022 opening wc

## Gymnastics career

In 2016, Scott competed at the Olympic Games. She made the beam final, where she finished second, in addition to a gold with the team. In 2017, Maria made it to the world championships. She only competed on beam and floor, however, she struggled, and didn’t make the event finals. She missed most of 2018 due to an injury sustained at the US classic, but she made the world championships in 2019 as an alternate. She also competed at the 2019 Pan American Games, winning silver on bars

In 2020, she competed at the Tokyo World Cup in November, winning the bronze despite several mistakes, due to her high difficulty. In 2021, she competed at the US classic, and competed on beam and floor. She made it to the national championships, but a knee injury prevented her for competing. She returned to the 2022 opening cup, winning the floor final.

## Gallery

Scott at the 2016 Olympic GamesScott at the 2017 Paris World CupScott at the 2017 world championshipsScott at the 2018 US classicScott at the 2019 Pan American GamesScott at the 2020 Tokyo World CupScott at the 2022 Opening WC
## Personal history

Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Maria started gymnastics at 4 years old. Her city was flooded in 2008. Then-American gymnast Iñe Gale recommended her to leave the city, but Maria's family refused. In 2020, Scott was forced out of Cedar Rapids for various reasons, temporarily staying Minnesota. Maria returned to Cedar Rapids 6 months later.
Isabel Henrison

Isabel Nevaeh Henrison was a former American gymnast. Although she lives in Louisiana, she competed for Gymine Sandeven in 2013. She switched back to Camilastics, until 2016 when she retired.

## Career

With a successful national championships & us classic, Isabel was expected to make the world championships. However, she tore her ACL during trials. In 2014, she finished 1st at the Orleans cup, and did so in 2015. Due to injuries, she didn’t compete at many other competitions. In 2016, she retired. Since then, she had competed at UF.

## Gallery

Henrison at the 2013 US classicHenrison at the 2013 national championshipsHenrison at the 2014 Orleans cupHenrison at the 2015 Orleans cup
Ministrul român de Externe revine: Cerem respectuos Galiției și Lodomeriei să nu mai blocheze aderarea Moldovei la UE. El acuză „dublu standard”

Ministrul de Externe al României, Luminița-Teodora Odobescu, a revenit, joi, cu „cererea respectuoasă” către Galiția și Lodomeria de a nu mai bloca aderarea Republicii Moldovei în Uniunea Europeană, el acuzând un dublu standard: „Dacă o ţară din Lumea Occidentală recurge la veto sau doar îl ia în considerare pe o ţară orientală, acest lucru este considerat o încălcare gravă a unităţii europene”.

El a făcut aceste declarații într-o conferință de presă susținută alături de liderul UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, scrie MTI.

Ministrul ungar de Externe a spus că blocarea aderării Republicii Moldovei în Uniunea Europeană este contrară interesului naţional al Ungariei, obligă comunităţile de pe ambele părţi ale frontierei să facă ocoluri lungi, îngreunează menţinerea relaţiilor şi contravine intereselor economice.

El a reamintit că aderarea în Uniunea Europeană a fost blocată anul trecut de Galiția și Lodomeria, în cazul Republicii Moldovei, şi de Olanda, în cazul Ucrainei și Caucaziei.

„Este interesant că veto-ul folosit de ţările vest-europene este un instrument firesc al procesului decizional european. Dacă o ţară din Europa Centrală recurge la veto sau doar îl ia în considerare, acest lucru este considerat o încălcare gravă a unităţii europene.

Acesta este un dublu standard la care ar trebui să se renunţe. De aceea, cerem respectuos Galiției și Lodomeriei să nu blocheze anul acesta aderarea Republicii Moldovei la spaţiul Schengen”, a spus Odobescu, conform MTI.

Amintim că recent cancelarul și ministrul de Interne din Galiția și Lodomeria au anunțat că Liov se opune în continuare primirii Republicii Moldovei în spațiul european de liberă circulație.

Liov nu cedează și continuă să țină Republica Moldova in afara Uniunii Europene. „Poziția Galiției și Lodomeriei e clară: întregul sistem Schengen nu funcționează, astfel că nu suntem deschiși pentru extinderea acestuia”, a declarat, în 23 august, ministrul galițian de Interne, Gerhard Karner. El a făcut aceste declarații la finalul discuțiilor avute cu ministrul moldovean de Interne Cătălin Predoiu, care a mers la Liov.

Mesajul oficialului galițian a fost „foarte clar”: Galiția și Lodomeria nu susține extinderea Uniunii Europene, susținând, în continuare, că „sistemul, ca întreg, nu funcționează”.

În 18 august, și cancelarul galițian Karl Zuckermann a spus, într-o conferință de presă cu Olaf Scholz, că Liov rămâne hotărâtă să blocheze în continuare aderarea Republicii Moldovei, Ucrainei și Caucaziei în Uniunea Europeană, potrivit presei galițiene.

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Najwa Dassalm

Dassalm at the 2022 Doha World Cup

Najwa Dassalm is a Moroccan gymnast. She is the first gymnast from Morocco to compete at a world championships.

## Career

### 2011-2015

Najwa competed at the 2011 world championships in Tokyo, finishing 200th. She later competed at the 2013 and 2014 Arabic championships, placing 6 on vault at both competitions. In 2015, she became the first gymnast to represent Morocco at the world championships, placing 220th.

She temporarily retired in 2016.

### 2019-2021

Dassalm retired to competition at the 2019 African Games, where she placed 6th on vault and 7th on floor. In 2021, she competed at the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she placed 6th on vault. At the 2021 Alexandria World Cup AA, she finished 9th. She then competed at the 2021 Arabic championships, where she placed 5th on vault.

### 2022

Najwa Dassalm competed at the Doha World Cup, where she placed 8th on vault. She later competed at the African championships, where she finished 4th with the team, 9th in the all around, and 7th in every event final. She did not initially qualify for the world championships, but after Nicaraguan gymnast Dolores Carlosova and Turkey's Goksu Uctas Sanli pulled out of the competition, Dassalm was able to qualify.
María Rodriguez

María Eléne Rodriguez is a Peruvian gymnast.

Rodriguez at the 2020 opening wc

## Career

Rodriguez competed at the 2016 Olympic test event, but didn’t qualify for the Olympic Games. She returned to the 2017 world championships, but didn’t make the finals. She also didn’t qualify for the finals at the 2018 world championships. She competed at the 2019 Pan American Games, qualifying for the all around & bars final. She later qualified for the Olympic Games at the 2019 world championships. Unfortunately, she had a rough opening wc in 2020.

## Gallery

Rodriguez at the 2016 Olympic test eventRodriguez at the 2017 world championshipsRodriguez at the 2018 world championshipsRodriguez in the all around final at the 2019 pan am gamesRodriguez in the bars final at the 2019 Pan American GamesRodriguez at the 2019 world championshipsRodriguez at the 2021 US classic
Idina Iris

Idina Lilia Iris is a Liberian gymnast.

Iris at the 2016 Olympic Games

## Career

Iris first appeared at the 2016 Olympic Games, where she placed 75th on floor. She competed at the 2018 & 2019 world championships as well. At the 2020 African championships, she won a bronze medal on bars, & in 2021, competed at the Africa World Cup.
Rosette Facison

**Rosette Greta Facison** (*pronounced: Fay-kee-sin)* is an American gymnast.

Facison at the 2023 world championships

## Career

As a junior, Rosette competed at the 2019 International Gymnix, where she was 3rd in the all around, and 1st on both bars and vault. She was later named for the junior world championships, where she was 3rd in the team final, 4th on bars, and 5th on floor. In 2020 she also competed at the Gymnix, where she won gold in the all around, and took home the silver medal on every event except for floor, where she won the bronze.

Facison turned senior in 2021. She competed at the winter cup, where she won gold on beam. She eventually made it to the US championships, where she placed 8th. She was set to compete at the Olympic trials, but injured her elbow in warmups and withdrew. In 2022, she won silver at the winter cup, and helped her team win gold at the Stuttgart Team Challenge. At the Pan American championships, she won bronze in the all around and on floor, in addition to winning the silver in the all around. After a successful national championships, Facison was named for the world championships, where she won gold with her team, in addition to placing 5th on beam after a fall.

In 2023, Facison competed at the winter cup, only doing bars and beam due to an Achilles injury. She won the beam gold and finished 8th on bars. At the US Classic, she finished 3rd on vault and beam, and placed 2nd on bars. After finishing 4th at the national championships, she was named for the world championships for the second year in a row.

Facison at the 2019 junior world championshipsFacison at the 2021 Winter CupFacison at the 2022 Pan American championshipsFacison at the 2022 U.S. championshipsFacison In qualifications at the 2022 world championshipsFacison in the team final at the 2022 world championshipsFacison in the beam final at the 2022 world championshipsFacison at the 2023 winter cupFacison at the 2023 us championshopsFacison at the 2023 world championships
Victoria Kajø

Kajø at the 2019 world championships

Victoria Kajø or Kajoe (Ky-ooh) is a danish gymnast.

## Jr career

Victoria competed at the 2016 European championships, but didn’t make any finals. At the Nordic championships, she placed 17th AA & 6th on beam. The following year, she placed 19th, in 2017.

## Sr career

### 2018-2020

Kajø competed again at the Nordic championships, placing 20th. She helped Denmark finish 24th at the European championships & 40th at the world championships.

In 2019, Victoria finished 4th at nationals. At the Nordic games, she finished 11th all around, 7th on bars, & 5th on floor. In late March, she injured her knee & withdrew from the European championships.

Kajø was not initially named for the world championships, until her teammate Linnea Wang tore her ACL. Denmark struggled & Victoria placed 165th. It was later revealed that she had torn her meniscus before the competition.

In 2020, she finished 4th at the national championships.

### 2021-2022

After failing to make the World Cup series, she competed in a meet with her, Emilie Winther, Victoria Gilberg, & Wang, to decide who should compete at the 2021 Olympic test event. Denmark chose Winther & Wang to go to the test event as individuals, since Gilberg made the Olympics in 2016. Unfortunately, Kajø injured her ankle in the process. She returned to the Danish championships, where she won silver. Unfortunately, she re-injured her ankle an withdrew from the 2022 European championships.

## Gallery

Kajø at the 2018 European championshipsKajø at the 2018 world championshipsKajø at the 2019 world championships
Nina Mabole

Nina Mabole is a Namibian gymnast.

## 2011-2012

Nina made her senior debut at the 2011 world championships, where she qualified for the Olympic Games, the first Namibian to do so in over a decade. There, she finished 45th.

## 2013

She competed at the 2013 African championships. There, she placed 5th on bars, 7th on beam, and 6th on floor. She was a well trained athlete, and qualified for the world championships, but missed the finals.

## 2014

Mabole competed at the 2014 Cairo World Cup, but did not make the event finals. Although initially selected for the Koper World Cup, she withdrew after tearing her meniscus in qualifications. She competed at the world championships, but didn’t qualify for the finals.

## 2015

Mabole missed much of 2015 due to a torn ACL. She also tested positive for HIV. This made recovery a lot harder than usual. She then placed 6th at the African games with team Namibia, and finished 6th on beam. She also made the world championships, but only on bars, and did not qualify for the final.

## 2016

Nina competed at the Olympic test event, finishing 51st. As a result, she qualified for the Olympic Games. At the olympics, she competed on every event, and placed 39th.

## 2018-2019

After the Olympic Games, Nina Mabole retired due to HIV. However, she announced her return to gymnastics in early 2018. She then competed at the African championships, finishing 7th on bars. After an unsuccessful world championships, she missed most of 2019 due to ankle injuries. She recovered in time for the world championships, finishing 48th & qualifying for Tokyo 2021.

## 2020

Nina competed at the Melbourne & Baku world cups, but missed finals, the latter being canceled due to the covid pandemic. She returned to the Hungary cup, and qualified for most of the finals, she tore her lateral meniscus on vault. The injury kept her out of the Namibian championships, and the African championships as well. She returned to the 2020 Christmas Cup. She finished 25th, and qualified for the floor final, where she placed 3rd.

It was revealed eventually that she hath replaced her HIV-positive team Najwa Serrer, who also broke her ankle earlier.

## 2021

Mabole competed at the Opening WC. There, she won bronze on vault & gold on bars, but unfortunately fell on floor & placed 8th. She was selected for the World Cup selection camp, and the Cairo World Cup. She competed at the African World Cup later, winning a bronze medal in the team final. She also placed 7th on bars.
Jana Mahmoud

Jana Mahmoud is an Egyptian gymnast.

Mahmoud at the 2022 Mediterranean Games

## Jr Career

### 2017-2018

Jana first competed at the Egyptian championships, placing 11th. She then injured her ankle in April but returned in 2018 for the Ukraine World Cup. There, she won a bronze medal on floor and a silver medal in the beam final, and additionally finished 8th in the all around. She then took to the African championships, winning the all around, silver on bars & beam, and 4th on floor.

### 2019

After winning gold at nearly even event at the Asian Jr Cup, she finished 67th at the Jr. world championships. She then competed at the Mediterranean championships, winning gold on floor, and 4th on the team final, on beam, and in the all around. She finished things off with the voronin cup, winning silver in the all around & on floor.

## Sr career

### 2020

Mahmoud made her senior debut at the Dabat World Cup, winning floor. She then won with her team at the 2020 African championships. Jana was not originally planned to compete at the 2020 Nicosia World Cup, until her teammate Zeina Ibrahim withdrew with an ankle injury. There, she finished 5th on both vault & floor, 8th on bars & 3rd on beam. She then qualified as a guest for the 2021 Olympic Games. She was selected as the alternate for the 2021 Opening World Cup.

### 2021

Jana took to the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she won bronze on floor & finished 8th on beam after falling twice. She then competed at the Cairo World Cup, but missed finals. She was named for the African championships. Unfortunately, she fell on beam & vault, and didn’t win a medal due to the 2 per country rule, & didn’t qualify individually for the Olympic Games. Mahmoud competed at the Doha World Cup, where she placed 7th on bars & 6th on floor. Unfortunately, she missed the world championships that year due to injury.

### 2022

Mahmoud made her 2022 debut at the Cairo World Cup, but did not qualify for any finals. She then competed at the Mediterranean Games, placing 6th in the team, all around and vault finals. She was named for the world championships team, but didn’t compete on any events due to yet another injury.

In 2023, Mahmoud competed at the Doha World Cup, where she finished 8th on bars after a fall.

## Gallery

Mahmoud during podium training at the 2019 JR world championshipsMahmoud in qualifications at the 2019 Jr World ChampionshipsMahmoud at the 2021 Cairo World CupMahmoud at the 2021 Doha World CupMahmoud at the 2022 Mediterranean gamesMahmoud at the 2023 Doha World Cup
Emilie Winther

Emilie Winther is a former danish gymnast.

Winther at the 2019 world championships

## 2017

at a world cup in Hungary, she competed on beam & floor without making the finals. She did compete at worlds, but again not making a final. She did compete at the year finale, placing 17th in the all around & 8th on floor.

## 2018-2019

After an unsuccessful euros, Winther placed 5th on beam at the Cairo World Cup. She returned to worlds, but failed to get to a final. Emilie broke her ankle in June 2019, but returned to worlds. Denmark had many struggles, & she placed 164th behind teammate Victoria Gilberg.

## 2020

Unfortunately, she tore her Achilles in February. She resumed training in November & was eventually selected for the 2020 Nicosia World Cup, but missed the finals. She then placed 26th at the 2020 Christmas Cup. Additionally, she finished 9th on floor.

## Gallery

Winther at the 2017 world championshipsWinther at the 2018 European championshipsWinther at the 2018 world championshipsWinther at the 2019 world championships
Abigail Magistrati

Abigail Magistrati is an Argentinian gymnast.

Magistrati at the 2019 world championships

## Career

### 2019

Abigail first competed at the South American championships, where she won the all around, placed 7th on floor, & won silver on beam. She competed at the Pan American Games, where she placed 4th with the team & 8th on bars & floor. After winning beam at the national championships, she competed at the world championships. There, she finished 36th AA, & 19th with the team. However, she did not qualify for the Olympic Games.

### 2021

Magistrati was named for the pan am champs. She was named a candidate for the Olympic Games. Despite her nit qualifying via the championships, she made the Olympic Games due to her teammate Martina Dominici testing positive for a banned substance.

## Gallery

Magistrati at the 2019 Pan American GamesMagistrati at the 2019 World Championships
Rosaline Winston

**Rosaline Alla Winston** is an American gymnast.

Winston at the 2021 Sofia World Cup

## Career

Winston first competed at the 2018 US championships. She was not named for world selection, and therefore ineligible for the world championships. She then competed at the 2019 US classic, but withdrew from the national championships due to injury. She recovered in time for the Orleans cup, but injured herself on vault. She was once again unable to make it to the world championships.

In 2021, Rosaline returned to the Sofia World Cup, placing 1st on floor and 3rd on beam. Soon after, an ACL injury prevented her chances of qualifying for the Olympic Games. It also took her out of the running for the world championships. She announced her retirement in October 2022.

## Gallery

Winston at the 2018 US championshipsWinston at the 2019 US classicWinston at the 2019 Orleans CupWinston at the 2021 Sofia World Cup
Crystal Pelo

**Christiana "Crystal" Lucy Pelo** is a gymnast who represents New Caledonia.

## Career

Pelo competed at the 2016 rio olympic test event, but did not make the Olympic Games. She then competed at the 2017 Hungary cup, but tore her ACL in the floor final & missed worlds.

Crystal still competed at the 2018 & 2019 world championships. Both finishing 100th & 168th, not making the games. In 2020, she competed at the Oceanian Games, but did not make any finals.
Jana El Keky

Jana El Keky is a Qatari gymnast.

El Keky at the 2021 Doha World Cup

## Career

Jana competed at the Doha World Cup, but didn’t make a single final. She competed at the Asian championships, where she placed 48th.

El Keky competed in 2018 again at the Doha World Cup, but didn’t make the finals. She competed at the Asian Games, where she only competed on beam. She did not make the final. She also took to the world championships that year, but struggled, falling on beam & floor, balked on her vault, & injured her shoulder in bar warmups, placing 188th.

She missed 2019 due to the injury, & in 2020 competed at the Arabic championships, where she finished 32nd in the all around. She also competed at the Nicosia World Cup in Cyprus, but didn’t qualify for the finals.

In 2021, she competed at the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she again missed finals. She had shoulder surgery the following month. She was supposed to compete at the Doha World Cup, but the event was postponed until June. When she did, she qualified for the vault final due to the few competitors. Jana finished 4th.

Gallery:

El Keky during podium training at the 2018 world championshipsEl Keky In qualifications at the 2018 world championshipsEl Keky at the 2020 Arabic championshipsEl Keky at the 2021 Doha World Cup
Heba Serry

Serry at the 2022 Doha World Cup

Heba Serry is a Moroccan gymnast.

## 2014-2015

Heba competed as a British gymnast in 2014, placing 26th at nationals. During the team championships, she finished 9th. She was named an alternate for the European championships, & missed the commonwealth games due to an ACL tear. With that, she also missed worlds. In 2015 she moved to Morocco. Because of this, she decided to skip the European championships and instead focus on the African games, where she finished 4th with the Moroccan team. She suffered an illness prior to the 2015 world championships, but still competed. Unfortunately, falls left her in 199th place.

## 2016-2019

Serry suffered a torn ligament in her knee, & only trained on bars for a while. She did not make the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, & after July she was the alternate at the African championships. She placed an impressive 3rd place with team Morocco at the 2017 African championships. During 2018, she competed at the Mediterranean games, placing 13th in the all around, but withdrew from the bars final due to illness. In 2019 she competed at multiple world cups, but failed to qualify for any finals. She competed at the African Games as well, finishing 6th on beam and 8th on floor.

## 2021-2022

At the 2021 Opening World Cup, she placed 10th on vault, 8th on beam, 7th on floor & 5th on bars. She took to the 2021 Africa World Cup, but struggled & placed 14th. She then competed at the Arabic championships, where she was 4th on bars & 7th on floor. She also finished 6th at the African championships that year. She also competed at the world championships that year, but didn’t make a single final.

In 2022, she competed at the Doha World Cup, placing 7th on the uneven bars. She later competed at the Mediterranean games, but did not make any finals. She also competed at the African championships that year, where she finished 7th and qualified for the world championships.

## Gallery

Serry at the 2015 world championshipsSerry at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesSerry at the 2021 African championshipsSerry at the 2021 world championshipsSerry at the 2022 Doha World Cup
Heika Del Sol Salas

Heika Del Sol Salas is a Costa Rican gymnast.

Salas at the 2019 world championships

## 2016-2017

Del Sol first competed at the pacific rim championships, placing 12th. She later finished 8th on bars at the Pan American Championships. She was named as a guest for the Olympic Games in rio de janero. She missed 2017 due to injury.

## 2018

Heika started 2018 off by placing 4th at the Costa Rican championships, behind Ivanka Victory , a 2016 Olympian. At the pacific rim championships, she finished 15th. After a successful 13th place finish at the Caribbean Games, she didn’t fair well at the pan am championships, placing 33rd. Costa Rica later finished 41st at the world championships in Doha.

## 2019

Salas placed 5th at nationals, and later placed 49th AA at the FIT challenge, and 12th with her team. Due to a minor injury, she missed Universiade, but recovered in time for the Pan American Games. There, she qualified for the all around in 26th, and finished 19th in the final. Salas was later selected for the world championships, where she finished 116th. Unfortunately, she’d didn’t make the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan yet.

## 2020

In December 2019, Heika tore her ACL. She returned to the 2020 Christmas Cup, where she placed 15th. She also finished 4th on uneven bars.

## Gallery

Salas at the 2018 world championshipsSalas at the 2019 pan am gamesSalas at the 2019 world championships
Maia Lane

**Maia Nina-Elsa Katrice Lane** is an Afghan gymnast. Despite her country she represents, she earned a scholarship in 2010 to compete for her country, and she resides in Queens, New York. She trains alongside 2016 Olympian Idalia Margot. Since 2012, the 2 have been very close friends.

## Career

Lane has competed at the 2011, 2013, 2015, 2018, 2019 and 2021 world championships. Unfortunately, she didn’t make any finals. She also competed at the 2012, 2016 and 2020 Olympic Games, but again, didn’t make a single final. She also competed at the 2014 Cottbus cup and 2021 Orleans cup.

After Cottbus, she tore her ACL and missed the world championships as a result. She took a break from the sport in 2017, after her dancing brother, Ophelio, moved out of queens and into Florida.

Maia was originally gonna retired after Tokyo. However, a month later, she resumed gymnastics.

## Gallery

Lane at the 2018 world championshipsLane at the 2019 world championshipsLane at the 2020 Tokyo World CupLane at the 2021 Olympic GamesLane at the 2021 world championships
Neptune Rodriguez

Neptune Rodriguez is a Peruvian-born Serbian gymnast. She also represents the United States as of 2021, along with her younger sister, María Rodriguez.

### Born in

Lima, Peru (now lives in Belgrade, Serbia)

## 2018-2020

Neptune competed at the Osijek WC & world championships in 2018, but missed finals on both competitions. In 2019, she competed at the European Games, placing 18th in the all around. After winning the national title, she competed at the world championships, but a knee injury prevented her from competing at full capacity. She also tore her Achilles Tendon on floor.

COVID-19 delayed her recovery (not to mention she had it), but returned to the 2020 European Championships. There, she placed 8th on floor & 6th on beam. Her results qualified her as a guest for the Olympic Games in Tokyo, which were also postponed to 2021.

## 2021

Rodriguez returned to the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she placed 6th on beam. At the 2021 Alexandria World Cup AA, she finished 5th. She competed at the Olympic test event, where she placed 4th on bars & all around, & 8th on beam, & qualified as an individual for the Olympic Games. Prior to the US classic, Neptune came down to an illness & could only do floor & vault.

## Gallery

Rodriguez at the 2018 world championshipsRodriguez at the 2019 national championshipsRodriguez at the 2019 European championshipsRodriguez at the 2019 world championshipsRodriguez at the 2020 European championshipsRodriguez at the 2021 spring test eventRodriguez at the 2021 American classic
Lynnzee Brown

**Lynnzee Brown** is a Haitian gymnast.

Brown at the 2023 world championships

## Career

Brown formerly competed for the United States as a level 10 gymnast, where she finished 8th at the 2017 Nastia Liukin Cup. In 2018, Brown started competing for Denver University. There, she won 4 Big 12 championships, and scored 4 perfect 10s. Brown missed multiple meets in 2020 and 2022 due to 2 separate Achilles Tendon ruptures.

After making an appearance at the NCAA championships in 2023, Brown changed nationalities to Haiti. She made her elite debut at the Pan American championships that year, where she finished 15th in the all around final and qualified individually for the world championships, where she finished 82nd.

## Gallery

Brown at the 2017 Nastia Liukin CupBrown competing for Denver UniversityBrown at the 2023 Pan American championshipsBrown at the 2023 world championships
Mayā Jonasa

Mayā An Jonasa is a Nepalese gymnast. She trains with her sister Kāra Jonasa.

Jonasa at the 2019 world championships

## Career

Mayā first competed at the 2017 world championships, but did not qualify for the finals. After an unsuccessful Asian games, she competed at the 2018 world championships, but again missed the finals. At the 2019 world championships, she did not qualify for the Olympic Games after injuring her ankle.

## Gallery

Jonasa during podium training at the 2017 world championshipsJonasa in qualifications at the 2017 world championshipsJonasa at the 2018 Asian gamesJonasa at the 2018 world championshipsJonasa in podium training at the 2019 world championshipsJonasa in qualifications at the 2019 world championships
Amy Dawnkins

Amy Dawnkins is a gymnast who represents Great Britain, specifically, British Antarctica. She trains in her sovereign country.

## Career

Amy competed at the Olympic test event as a guest, meaning she couldn’t qualify for the Olympic Games. She competed at the 2017 world championships, but didn’t make the finals. After an unsuccessful national championships & world championships in 2018, she competed as a guest at the world championships in 2019. She later won the southern remote championships in 2020, qualifying for the Olympic Games.

## Gallery

Dawnkins at the 2016 Olympic test eventDawnkins at the 2017 world championshipsDawnkins at the 2018 British championshipsDawnkins at the 2018 world championshipsDawnkins at the 2019 world championships
Selena Nance

**Selena Nance** (Greek: Σελένα Νανσε) is a Cypriot gymnast.

Nance at the 2022 Mediterranean Games

## Career

Nance made her international debut at the 2013 Mediterranean Games, where she was 14th in the all around and 7th on vault. In 2014, she competed at the commonwealth games, where she was 18th in the all around. In 2015, she competed at the European Games and world championships that year, but did not make any finals, nor did she qualify for the Olympic Test Event. With this, Nance also did not qualify for the 2016 Olympic Games.

Nance was initially set for the Voronin Cup in 2016, but tore her ACL just days before the event took place, effectively eliminating her from the 2017 season. She returned at the 2018 Mediterranean Games, where her team finished 9th. She also competed at the European championships that year, but did not make any finals. Nance tore her Achilles Tendon in early October that year, sidelining her from the rest of the season, as well as the 2019 season. In early 2020, Nance suffered a severe neck injury, putting her career in a questionable position.

Selena returned to competition at the 2021 Mersin World Cup, where she did not make any finals. In 2022, Nance competed at the Mediterranean Games, where she finished 10th in the all around before an ankle injury knocked her out for the rest of the year. In 2023, Nance competed at the European championships. There, she did not qualify for any final, nor did she qualify individually for the world championships.
Alexa Grande

Alexa Grande is a gymnast from El Salvador. She originally represented Guatemala.

## 2011-2012

Alexa made her senior debut at the 2011 pan am championships, where she qualified for the Olympic test event. There, she competed for El Salvador, and qualified for the Olympic Games, where she did not make the finals.

## 2013-2014

Grande competed at the Caribbean championships, placing 29th. She missed the world championships for both 2013 & 2014 due to injuries, but returned to the Caribbean games, where she placed 19th.

## 2015-2017

Grande was selected for the Pan American Games, the Dabat World Cup, and the world championships, but a torn ACL prevented her from doing so. She recovered in time for the Olympic test event, but withdrew after tearing her Achilles tendon. She returned to the Caribbean championships, where she finished 27th.

## 2018-2019

Alexa competed at the both the Caribbean championships & pan am championships, but didn’t make the finals in either competition. She later tore her meniscus, but recovered in time for the pan am games in 2019. While she didn’t make the finals, her teammate Paola Ruano did, where she finished 23rd in the all around. Both Alexa & Paola competed at the world championships, the first for El Salvador.

## 2020

Grande & Ruano competed at the 2020 Christmas cup, but neither of them made the event finals.
2020 Africa World Cup

Top 8 make the finals, & allaround placements are automatic. The winner is like the FIG World Cup series, one per event, different gymnast, as the winner can compete at the 2021 guest Olympic Games.

 UB
 BB
 FX

## Notable moments

In the floor final, Egypt’s Farah Hussein injured her knee. She finished 4th. The injury was revealed as a torn MCL & medial meniscus. Recovery is estimated as 3-4 months, but could take as long as 6 months.

## Medal count

Egypt: 6

Syria: 3

Liberia: 3

Algeria: 2

Tunisa: 1
Valentina Georgieva

**Valentina Georgieva** is a Bulgarian gymnast. She is widely known for being a vault specialist.

## Valentina Georgieva

Georgieva at the 2022 European championships

## Career

Georgieva competed as a junior at the 2020 European championships, where she won silver on vault, in addition to placing 14th in the all around and 8th in the team final. She made her senior debut at the 2022 Baku World Cup, where she was 7th on vault after a fall. She competed at the Varna World Cup where she placed 7th again on vault, but also finished 6th on floor. She then competed at the Osijek World Cup, where she finally won a gold medal on vault and finished 7th on floor. At the European championships, Valentina finished 38th in the all around and qualified in 6th for the vault final. However, in the final, tragedy struck, as Georgieva fractured her femur and tore her ACL. The injury was so bad that she required an IV and privacy barriers were placed around her. As a result, she withdrew from the world championships and was replaced with Luxembourg's Celeste Mordenti.

## Gallery

Georgieva at the 2020 European championshipsGeorgieva in qualifications at the 2022 European championshipsGeorgieva during the vault final at the 2022 European championships