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Aaliyah O'alice

**Aaliyah Marine O'alice** *(Oh-wall-ehs)* is a French Polynesian gymnast. Her younger sister, Talula, is also a gymnast.

## Career

O'alice competed as a junior at the 2019 junior world championships, but did not make any finals. Although she turned senior in 2020, she did not compete at all that season due to a torn ACL. She returned to the 2021 Oceanian cup, where she qualified for the Olympic Games as an individual. At the Games, she did not make any finals. She later competed at the world championships that year, where she finished 15th in the all around.

O’alice competed later that year at the Oceanian cup, but only on bars due to an ankle injury. She helped French Polynesia qualify for the world championships as a full team. She later competed at the Paris World Cup, where she finished 7th on beam.

## Gallery

O'alice at the 2019 Junior world championshipsO'alice at the 2021 Olympic GamesO'alice at the 2021 world championshipsO'alice at the 2022 Oceanian cupO'alice at the 2022 Paris World CupO'alice at the 2022 world championshipsO'alice competed for LSU
Arianna Molstān

**Arianna Jamie Molstān** is an Iranian gymnast.

Molstān at the 2018 world championships

## Career

Molstān made her senior debut at the 2016 opening wc, but tore her ACL & missed the Olympic Games & Arabic championships. She was named for the Christmas cup that year, but missed the finals. In 2017, Molstān competed at the world championships, but tore her Achilles Tendon. She was sidelined for nearly a year & Arianna didn’t compete again until the 2018 worlds, but missed finals there as well.

In 2019, Arianna competed at the Baku World Cup, but didn’t qualify for the finals. She competed at the world championships as a guest too. In 2020, she competed at the Melbourne & Baku world cups, but missed finals, the latter being canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. She competed at the Arabic championships as a finish off.

## Gallery

Molstān at the 2017 world championshipsMolstān at the 2018 world championships
Numărul născuţilor-vii după grupa de vârstă a mamei şi rangul născutului, pe medii, în anul 2020

Biroul Național de Statistică informează că **numărul născuţilor-vii** în anul 2018 a fost de 32606 persoane, fiind în descreştere cu 1454 (4,3%) faţă de anul 2017.

Din numărul copiilor născuţi-vii 51,7% au fost băieţi, raportul de masculinitate fiind de 107 băieţi la 100 fete.

**Conform situaţiei juridice**, în anul 2018 numărul copiilor născuţi în afara căsătoriei a fost de 6 911 sau 21,2% din numărul total al născuţilor-vii.

În anul de referinţă s-a înregistrat o scădere (cu 1,4 p.p.), comparativ cu anul precedent, a **ponderii născuţilor-vii** de rangul I din totalul de născuţi-vii care a constituit 37,9%, pe când ponderea născuţilor-vii de rangul  III și IV a crescut cu 0,8 și 0,7 p.p. respectiv. Majoritatea copiilor născuţi în familiile numeroase revin mamelor din mediul rural.Tabelul 1. *Numărul născuţilor-vii  după rang  şi grupa de vârstă a mamei, pe medii*

Se păstrează tendinţa de micşorare a numărului născuţilor de mame în vârstă sub 20 de ani, reprezentând  6,7% din numărul total al născuţilor-vii, faţă de 6,8%  în anul 2017.

Mamele din mediu urban nasc la o vârsta mai înaintată comparativ cu cele din mediu rural. Cel mai mare număr a născuților-vii în mediu urban  se înregistrează la mamele cuprinse între vârstele 30-39 ani, iar în cel rural între 25-34 ani.

**Vârsta medie a mamei** la prima naştere a fost de 30,0 ani. Mamele din mediul rural nasc la o vârstă mai mică (28,9 ani) decât mamele din mediul urban (26,8 ani).
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**Ayiti**
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 **Honduras** | Tegucigalpa
 *Hong Kong* | Hong Kong
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香港
**Heung Gong**
香港
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 **Hungary** | Budapest

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 **Japan** | Tokyo
**Nippon**
日本
東京
 *Jersey* | St. Helier
**Jersey**
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**Saint Hélier**
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French
 **Jordan** | Amman
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**ʻUvea mo Futuna**
**Matāʻutu**
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 **West Papua** | Manokwari
**Papua Nigwari**
**Manokwari**
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اليمن
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 **Yuguristan** | Turpan
يوعوريستون
تورپان
 **Yunnan** | Kunming
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Забайкальский
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 **Zimbabwe** | Harare
Moeli Avicii

**Moeli Eleni Avicii** is a Samoan gymnast. Although she competes for Samoa, she actually is a born Floridian, and moved to Louisiana in 2013. She has a younger sister, Maria, and an older sister, Trinity, who both also compete for Samoa.

## Career

Avicii made her debut at the 2017 Orleans cup, finishing 8th on the uneven bars. She then competed at the world championships, but didn’t make any finals. In 2018, she once again competed at the Orleans cup, placing 6th on bars, 7th on beam, and 8th on floor. She competed at the world championships that year too, but didn’t make any finals. After an unsuccessful Oceanian cup and world championships in 2019, she tore her ACL and was unable to compete at the Polynesian Games.

She recovered in time for the 2020 Oceanian Games, winning silver with the team, and placing 1st on bars and 3rd on beam. She also competed as an alternate at the 2021 Opening WC. She competed at the 2021 Olympic Games, but didn’t make any finals. At the 2021 world championships, she placed 23rd in the all around. In 2022, she competed at the Doha World Cup. She qualified for the beam and floor finals, but fell on both events, and finished 8th in both. She later competed at the Sofia World Cup, finishing 4th on both bars and beam.

Avicii then took to the Commonwealth Games in 2022. There, she finished 7th on beam, and 8th in both the all around and on bars. At the world championships that year, she placed 9th in the all around, and 7th on beam and floor. In 2023, she competed at the Oceanian championships, helping Samoa finish 3rd place and qualifying them a full team to the world championships, in addition to finishing 2nd, in the all around, 4th on floor, 7th on beam, and 1st on bars. At the Summer Games later that year, she finished 3rd in the all around, 1st on floor, 6th on bars, and 8th on both vault and beam after some falls. Later that year, at the world championships, she helped Samoa qualify a full team to the 2024 Paris Olympics.

## Gallery

Avicii at the 2017 Orleans cupAvicii at the 2017 world championshipsAvicii at the 2018 commonwealth gamesAvicii at the 2018 Orleans cupAvicii at the 2018 world championshipsAvicii at the 2019 world championshipsAvicii at the 2021 Olympic GamesAvicii at the 2021 world championshipsAvicii at the 2022 Doha World CupAvicii at the 2022 commonwealth gamesAvicii at the 2022 Orleans cupAvicii at the 2022 world championshipsAvicii at the 2023 Summer GamesAvicii at the 2023 world championships
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Tara Vella Clark

**Tara Vella Clark** is a Maltese gymnast. She's the first Maltese gymnast to make an event final at the European championships. Her best event is the balance beam.

## Tara Vella Clark

Vella Clark at the 2022 European championships

## Career

As a junior, Vella Clark competed at the 2019 Mediterranean championships, where she was 9th in the all around, 6th on vault, and 5th on beam. At the 2020 European championships, she made history for the country by qualifying for the beam final, where she finished 8th. A year later, she competed at the Gymnova cup where she won bronze on beam.

Vella Clark made her senior debut at the 2022 Doha World Cup, but withdrew after suffering a minor injury on vault. She also competed at the Osijek World Cup, but missed the beam final by half a point. At the European championships that year, she finished 47th in qualifications, qualifying for the world championships. Despite finishing 108th in qualifications, she set the best finished for Malta at a world championships.

## Gallery

Vella Clark in qualifications at the 2020 European championshipsVella Clark in the beam final at the 2020 European championshipsVella Clark at the 2022 European championshipsVella Clark at the 2022 world championships
2021 Oceanic cup

## Gymnasts

### Australia

* Georgia Godwin
* Emma Nedov
* Lauren Goodwill
* Emily Mitchell

### Fiji

* Ursula Lakua
* Lilia Lakitu

### Hawaii

* Naomi Fowler
* Helen Ix

### New Zealand

* Maia Fishwick
* Isabella Brett
* Charlotte McCast

### Samoa

* Mafai Tufuga
* Aperila Taavale

### Tonga

* Iñe Gale
* Je Niya Elye
* Magenta Ale

### Vanuatu

* Maria Vache
* Emily Smith
* Sunise Johnson

Results
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Medal count

1. USA: 5
2. Australia: 4
3. Fiji: 2
4. Tonga: 1
Naomi Florence

**Naomi Jasmine Florence** is an American gymnast.

Florence at the 2022 Paris World Cup

## Career

### 2017

Naomi competed at the US classic, where she placed 1st on vault & floor. At national championships, she finished 3rd on floor & 12th in the all around. She was named for the world championships that year. She only competed on vault & floor, winning silver on both.

### 2018-2019

Florence missed the 2018 season due to an ACL injury. She returned in 2019, placed 2nd on vault & floor at national championships. At the world championships, Team USA placed 1st in the team final, and Naomi herself finished 2nd on vault

### 2021

Florence competed as a specialist on floor, and a 4th place finish at national championships helped her petition to Olympic trials. There, she was named as an individual for the Olympic Games.

#### Tokyo Olympics

Naomi competed on vault & floor, but due to the two per country rule, missed both finals. Simone Biles withdrew from both events due to an illness, and Florence stepped in for her. She struggled on vault to place 8th, but won silver on floor.

#### Post-Olympics

Florence competed at the Gold Tour. In 2022, she competed at the US championships, where she was 5th in the all around. She was later named for the Paris World Cup, where she won silver on beam and gold on vault. She was set for the world championships, but an injury left her out.

## Gallery

Florence at the 2017 world championshipsFlorence at the 2018 US classicFlorence at the 2019 world championshipsFlorence on vault at the 2021 Olympic GamesFlorence on floor at the 2021 Olympic GamesFlorence at the 2021 Gold TourFlorence at the 2022 US championshipsFlorence at the 2022 Paris World CupFlorence at the 2023 US championships
Paula Mejías

Paula Mejías is a Puerto Rican gymnast. Despite the fact she trains in Miami, Florida, she does not train for Gymnasticán.

## 2010-2012

Mejías placed 5th on vault at the 2010 Nicosia World Cup in Cyprus. Since then, injuries plagued her in 2011. At 2012 Gymnix, she was 3rd on vault & 39th AA. Mejías originally was named for the 2012 Olympic test event, but was replaced by Lorena Moreno due to an ankle injury.

## 2013-2014

Paula finished 8th on vault at the Cottbus WC in 2013. She did compete at the world championships that year, but didn’t qualify for the finals. In 2013 she competed at the Pan American championships. There, she finished 24th AA & 6th on vault. After Mejías finished 4th on both vault & floor at the following Caribbean Games, she tore her Achilles.

## 2015

After a 7th place finish at the Anadia World Cup, she took part to the Pan American Games. There, she finished 19th AA, 8th on vault & 7th on floor. At the Osijek WC, she won both vault & floor. She again took to the world championships, where she qualified as a reserve for the vault final.

## 2016-2018

After a gold on vault & a near podium finish on floor at the LA WC, she tore her meniscus & missed the Olympic Games. In 2017, Paula's status was in the air due to Hurricane Maria, but pushed through the storm & competed at the world championships, but didn’t make a single final. After an unsuccessful gymnix, Mejías tore her ACL & missed most of 2018.

## 2019

Paula decided to use the World Cup series to qualify for the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2021. There, she won silver on floor. She didn’t make the finals at Baku nor Doha. At the pan am games, she finished 9th with her team. After being relatively unsuccessful at the Paris WC, she won the vault final at the Portugal World Cup. She didn’t fare well at the world championships, where she placed 130th.

## 2020-2021

Mejías returned in December 2020, placing 6th on vault & floor at the 2020 Nicosia World Cup. She then competed at the 2020 Christmas Cup. On vault, she had a mishap & finished 9th. At the 2021 Olympic test event, she won bronze on vault & qualified as a guest for the Olympic Games.

### Gallery

Mejías at the 2017 world championshipsMejías at the 2018 Melbourne World CupMejías at the 2019 Pan American GamesMejías at the 2019 Paris World CupMejías at the 2019 world championships
2020 Christmas Cup

The 2020 Christmas cup will have QF/AA on 24th, and EFs at the 25th. (Work in progress)

## List of competitors

#### Algeria

* Sofia Nair
* Charma Lee

#### Costa Rica

* Camille-Anna Rocket
* Heika Del Sol Salas

#### Denmark

* Victoria Kajo
* Emilie Winther

#### El Savlador

* Paola Ruano
* Alexa Grande

#### Ireland

* Emma Slevin
* Megan Ryan

#### Malta

* Molly Axe
* Alla Tabe

#### Namibia

* Katja Serrer
* Kabuba Masule
* Nina Mabole

#### Panama

* Chloe Godoy
* Pamollia Naall

#### Turkey

* Demet Mutlu
* Goksu Uctas Sanli

#### Uruguay

* Sofia Rodriguez
* Ureno Yagole

#### Venezuela

* Milca Leon
* Pamela Veens

#### Vietnam

* Tran Quenn
* Tienna Nguyen
* Do Thi Van Anh

NOTES: Serbia’s Aleksandra Rajcic selected to compete, but withdrew due to a knee injury in podium training. She was replaced by Mongolian gymnast Lia Mong. \*

1, 2, 3
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 UB
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### Medal count

* Hungary: 3
* Turkey: 2
* Estonia: 2
* Ireland: 2
* Trinidad & Tobago: 1
* Egypt: 1
* Sweden: 1
* Iceland: 1
* Namibia: 1
Coline Raftín

Coline Raftin is a Congolese gymnast. She represents Congo.

Raftín at the 2020 African championships

## Jr career

Coline competed at the 2017 Jr. African championships, placing 8th on vault. She was supposed to compete at the 2017 jr. world championships, but couldn’t due to injury. At the 2018 youth olympics, she placed 6th on bars.

## Sr career

### 2019

Raftin competed at the Melbourne WC, placing 5th on beam & on floor. At the African championships, placing 7th on floor & on beam. At the Congolese national championships, she placed 7th all around, 1st on beam, & 2nd on floor behind Diana Craftillion. She & her teammate competed at the Osijek World Cup, where she finished 6th on vault & 8th on floor. At the African Games, she placed 4th with the Congolese team & 3rd on floor. She finished 89th at the world championships, qualifying for Tokyo.

### 2020

Coline Raftin was scheduled to compete at the Cairo & Osijek world cups, but because of COVID-19, she could not. Eventually, the olympics were postponed, and didn’t start gymnastics again until September, where she won the national championships. She then competed at the Hungary cup, but injured her knee on vault & didn’t make the floor final.

### 2021

Raftín returned to the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she won a bronze medal on beam. She then won gold on floor & silver with the team at the 2021 Africa World Cup. She competed at the American classic, but didn’t make the national championships. After petitioning there instead, she skipped the US classic & competed at the African championships instead.

## Gallery

Raftín at the 2018 youth olympicsRaftín at the 2019 Melbourne World CupRaftín at the 2019 world championshipsRaftín at the 2020 Congolese championshipsRaftín at the 2020 African championshipsRaftín at the 2021 US classic
Boot Cupcake

### **General Information**

**Boot Cupcake** is a BLU Soldier who goes on all fours with four boots on the end of each limb and one on his head. He is the loyal sidekick of Giantdic and he will eat your painis. His real name is Mick Ray.

### **Backstory**

Boot cupcake was thrown in an alley by a RED Engineer Robot in 2012. Over a couple years, he has self-learned the art of 口シャベル. When Giantdic found Boot lost on the streets in Scout City in 2015, he had adopted the abandoned Soldier and made Boot live with him as a housemate. Six years later, the two of them are fighting crime and saving Scout City from all peril.
Saša Golob

Saša Golob is a former Slovenian gymnast.

## 2011-2012

She did not qualify for a single final at the 2011 world championships in Tokyo. She did place 51st at the Olympic test event in 2012, and the uk cup, placing 12th. She competed at the World Cup series in zibo & Osijek, placing 4th & 6th. After an unsuccessful euros & Olympic Games, she suffered a serious wrist injury that required surgery & left her out for years in many events.

## 2013-2014

Saša did not make the floor final at the Doha World Cup nor the European championships in 2013, but placing 4th and 6th on floor at the Mediterranean games & LA WC. She did occasionally compete on beam, though. After finishing 5th on floor during the World Cup series, an injury plagued her for much of the remaining year, missing European championships again.

## 2015-2018

Golob had surgery on her wrist in January, and only competed on floor. After placing 6th at Doha & 3rd in Anadia, she missed the European games & she had continued to have wrist surgeries for many months. Leading up with the world championships in Glasgow, she suffered an ankle injury & withdrew. She did not compete in 2016 due to her wrist injuries, which plagued her through until late 2017. She competed full form in 2018, and competed as a guest in the 2018 European championships. She retired soon after.
Ginna Escobar

Ginna Escobar is a Colombian gymnast.

## 2013-2015

Ginna was off the radar for the 2013-2014 season. Her debut was at the 2013 world championships, where she competed on bars & beam. She later had an Achilles surgery, but still finished 58th at the 2014 pan am champs.

In 2015, Escobar did not make any finals at the Anadia World Cup, neither did Pino. She then placed 17th at the spring games. She was selected for the Pan American Games. There, she finished 6th with her team. Unfortunately, in the all around, her teammate Angela Mesa suffered an ankle injury on vault. Despite this, Ginna pushed through & placed 10th.

At the world championships, Giulianna was dealing with an illness, and Angela tore her ACL on vault, which was thought to be an ankle injury, but Ginna finished 100th.

## 2016

Escobar placed 9th at the pacific rim championships. She then finished 4th on bars at the pan am champs. Originally not selected for the Olympic Games, but then Mesa had surgery on her shoulder, and Ginna was subbed in. Unfortunately, she injured her ankle on floor & withdrew.

## 2017-2018

Escobar’s injury required surgery, and was out for 9 months. After a second injury to her knee, Ginna returned to the 2017 world championships, placing 82nd behind Egyptian Farah Salem.

In 2018, she placed 5th on floor at the pacific rim championships, and 23rd at the pan am champs. She took to the world championships in Doha, Qatar that year, and Colombia placed 29th.

## 2022

After missing 4 years due to injury, Escobar returned to the Varna World Cup, but didn’t make any event finals. She competed at the Bolivarian Games later that year, finishing 4th in the all around and on bars. She later competed at the Pan American championships, where she finished 15th in the all around and 6th in the team final.
Kāra Jonasa

Kāra Li Jonasa is a Nepalese gymnast. She trains along with Simone Biles & Magenta Ale, & her sister, Mayā Jonasa.

## Career

### 2015-2017

Jonasa missed most of 2015 due to injury. She competed at the world championships, making the Olympic Games. She also competed at the 2017 world championships, but missed finals.

### 2018

Kāra competed at the Asian games in 2018, where she was 8th on every event. She then started training with Simone biles & Magenta ale. She later took to the 2018 world championships in Doha.

### 2019-2020

Kāra competed at the 2019 world championships, but placed 155th. She also competed at the opening wc, but didn’t qualify for the finals. She missed the rest of the year due to COVID-19.

### 2021

Jonasa missed the start of the season due to a torn ligament in her ankle.

## Gallery

Jonasa at the 2015 world championshipsJonasa at the 2016 Olympic GamesJonasa at the 2017 world championshipsJonasa at the 2018 Asian gamesJonasa at the 2018 world championshipsJonasa at the 2019 world championshipsJonasa at the 2020 opening wc
Farah Salem

Salem at the 2019 world championships

Farah Salem is an elite Egyptian gymnast.

## 2017

Farah started things of at the Varna WC, placing 5th on bars & beam. Afterward, she competed in qualifying at the 2017 world championships, finishing 81st in aa, 54th on floor, and 65th on both bars & beam.

## 2018

After failing to qualify for any finals in Osijek, Salem competed at the Mediterranean games, finishing 4th in the team final & 8th in the all around. She also placed 8th on bars after 2 falls. She made a slight improvement at a world cup in Hungary, finishing 7th on beam. Salem returned to the world championships that year, finishing 25th with her team.

## 2019

Salem finished 7th after some falls on both bars & beam in Osijek. In Koper, she improved finishing 5th on bars & beam.

she had solid scores at the world championships in Stuttgart, but unfortunately did not qualify for Tokyo. At the Cottbus WC, she finished 18th on bars in qualifying.

## 2020

In 2020, Salem was selected for the Osijek World Cup in Croatia, but the event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She returned to the 2020 Hungary cup, but did not make any finals. In November, she suffered a torn meniscus that left her out of the 2020 African championships.

Farah was originally not gonna compete at the 2020 Nicosia World Cup, until her teammate Farah Hussein withdrew with a knee injury. Because she was still recovering from the injury, she only competed on bars & beam. She qualified for both finals in 4th. However, she placed 5th in the finals after some falls. Egypt eventually selected her for the 2020 Christmas Cup.

Although still recovering, Salem competed on every event. She finished 8th in the all around and qualified for every event. On vault & floor, she finished 5th & 6th. On bars, she fell twice & placed 7th, but redeemed herself on beam, placing 2nd. She was named the alternate for the 2021 opening wc.

## 2021

Farah competed at the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup, where she placed 5th on beam & 6th on bars. At the 2021 Africa World Cup, she won gold with the team, bronze on bars, & placed 6th on beam. She didn’t place in the all around due to the two-per-country rule. She was initially named for the African championships, but pulled out due to a shoulder injury & was replaced with Zeina Ibrahim.

## Gallery

Salem at the 2017 world championshipsSalem at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesSalem at the 2018 world championshipsSalem at the 2019 African gamesSalem at the 2019 world championships
Nana Wilfred

**Nana Sadie Wilfred** is an American gymnast.

Wilfred at the 2023 Stuttgart World Cup

## Career

Wilfred made her senior debut at the 2022 winter cup, where she finished 6th in the all around and 1st on bars. She then competed at the Stuttgart Team International that year, finishing first with her team and won a bronze medal on bars. She then finished 1st on bars and 6th in the all around at the US classic.

In 2023, Wilfred returned to the winter cup, finishing 2nd in the all around.
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Shi Yanna McHatan

**Shi Yanna Charlee McHatan** is an American gymnast.

McHatan at the 2019 US classic

## Personal history

Born in Moore, Oklahoma, McHatan formerly lived with Zoe and Chandler Penny. Her parents left her and has shared the same family as her sister, Daizsa McHatan, since 2001. In 2013, she left Nado Gymnastics and started training in Missicani.

## Career

McHatan competed at the 2013 national championships. She was named for the national team, but hurt her back badly at the Orleans Cup. She returned at the 2015 US classic, but struggled at the national championships. In 2016, she returned again to compete at the national championships, qualifying for the Olympic trials. Unfortunately, she was not named for the Olympic Games.

Shi Yanna missed 2017 due to a serious knee injury. She recovered in time for the 2018 Orleans cup, but she was still not 100%, and didn’t make any finals. She was fully healed by the 2019 US classic, but severely injured her ankle there, too. After re-injuring herself several times, she considered retiring. She did compete in 2021, but the injuries prevented her from making the Olympic Games and world championships.

## Gallery

McHatan at the 2015 US classicMcHatan at the 2016 national championshipsMcHatan at the 2018 Orleans cupMcHatan at the 2019 US classic
Patricia Evans

**Patricia Heleni Evans Menzel** is an American gymnast. She is a team gold medalist, won both in 2018 & 2019, and an Olympic silver team medalist won in 2021.

## Gymnastics career

Started as a senior in 2018, after a successful national championships, Patricia was named for the world team. Team USA won the final, but Patricia herself didn’t make any individual finals. After placing 2nd at the American cup, she won a bronze medal at the national championships, despite some falls on the first day of competition. She later finished 1st with the team again, but didn’t make any individual finals at the world championships in 2019.

In 2020, Evans competed at the Oceanian Games, but due to an ankle injury, only competed on bars. She finished 2nd in event finals. In 2021, Patricia competed at the national championships, and following a successful Olympic trials, was named for the Olympic team. At the Olympics, team USA struggled & finished in 2nd place in team finals. Unfortunately, Evans herself didn’t make any other finals.

## Gallery

Evans at the 2018 world championshipsEvans at the 2019 American cupEvans at the 2019 national championshipsEvans at the 2019 world championshipsEvans in qualifications at the 2021 Olympic GamesEvans in team finals at the 2021 Olympic GamesEvans at the 2021 Gold Tour
Camille Rasmussen

**Camille Lund Rasmussen** is a Danish gymnast.

Rasmussen at the 2023 European championships

## Career

### Junior career

Rasmussen competed at the 2016 Gymnova cup, finishing 3rd in the all around and 2nd on balance beam. She competed at the 2017 Gymnova cup as welling, claiming the all around and balance beam titles, in addition to a bronze on vault and a silver on floor. At the Northern European championships later that year, she placing 5th in the all around and team competitions, 2nd on vault, and 1st place on floor.

In 2018, Camille competed at the European championships, finishing 33rd in the all around and 24th with the team. In 2019, she competed at the junior world championships, where she placed 45th in the all around. In addition, she took to the Northern European championships that year, winning bronze in the all around, gold on vault, 5th on bars and beam, and finished 6th in the team competition.

### Senior career

Rasmussen first competed at the 2021 European championships, but did not make any finals. She also competed at the world championships that year, but once again didn’t make any finals. At the Northern European championships, she finished 8th in the all around and 5th on the balance beam.

In 2022, she won a silver medal on vault at the Varna World Cup, the first for Denmark. She later competed at the European championships, placing 23rd in the all around. She then made history again by qualifying for the vault final, where she finished 6th. She competed at the world championships that year, but didn’t make any finals.

In 2023, Rasmussen competed at the Doha World Cup, where she finished 2nd on vault. She then took to the European championships, where she finished 8th in the vault final after baulking her first vault. She additionally finished 22nd with the Danish team. Rasmussen then competed at the Cairo World Cup, where she finished 5th on vault. Later that year, she competed at world championships, but didn’t qualify to any finals, nor qualified for the Paris Olympics.

## Gallery

Rasmussen at the 2019 junior world championshipsRasmussen at the 2021 European championshipsRasmussen at the 2021 world championshipsRasmussen in the all around final at the 2022 European championshipsRasmusen in the vault final at the 2022 European championshipsRasmussen at the 2023 Doha World CupRasmussen at the 2023 European championshipsRasmussen at the 2023 world championships
2021 Opening World Cup

The 2021 Opening World Cup will take place in Osto, Norway.

The criteria is a little different. Every athlete will count towards every event they compete on. The top ranking qualifies for Tokyo, and 2nd placed qualifying as a guest, with 3rd as a reserve.

Results

## List of competitors

* FAnna albums (Albania)
* Luna Fernandez (Argentina)
* Georgia rose brown (Australia)
* Briella Gut (Bulgaria)
* Morgan Lloyd (cayman islands)
* Maria Villegas (Colombia)
* Ginna Escobar (Colombia)
* Gloria Philassides (Cyprus)
* Felecity Ella Ice Sandy (Faroe Islands)
* Jana Mahmoud (Egypt)
* Nancy Taman (Egypt)
* Farah Hussein (Egypt)
* Maria Kharnekova (Georgia)
* Argyro Afranti (Greece)
* Rifda Irfana (Indonesia)
* Dipa Karmekar (India)
* Kate Molloy (Ireland)
* Jane Heffernan (Ireland)
* Ruba Aldaoud (Jordan)
* Aida Bauronova (Kazakhstan)
* Elina Vihrova (Latvia)
* Heba Serry (Morocco)
* Ang Tracie (Malaysia)
* Elsa Garcia (Mexico)
* Lia Mong (Mongolia)
* Nina Mabole (Namibia)
* Maria Tronrud (Norway)
* Bianca Leon (Puerto Rico)
* Nadine Nathan (Singapore)
* Goksu Uctas Sanli (Turkey)
Chahed Sakr

Chahed Sakr is a Tunisian gymnast. She is the first gymnast representing Tunisia to compete at a world championships, placing 29th on vault.

## 2017-2018

Chahed mad her senior debut at the African championships, placing 3rd on floor. She didn’t win any medals at the Africa World Cup, and in September tore her Achilles tendon. She returned in June 2018, but in July injured her knee & missed the entire season.

## 2019

Sakr had knee surgery in January, & after was 3rd on vault at the African Games. She missed the Africa World Cup due to an ankle injury, & in late September had surgery on her shoulder. As a result, she competed only on vault & floor at the world championships. Despite this, she became the first Tunisian female gymnast to compete at a world championships, placing 29th in vault qualification.

## 2020

After tearing her ACL in December 2019, she returned to the African championships, and won a bronze medal on vault. At the Africa World Cup, she won the vault final & qualifified as a guest for the 2021 olympics. She later was selected for the 2020 Nicosia World Cup In Cyprus, where she won bronze on vault.

## 2021

In 2021, Sakr had wrist surgery & didn’t compete at the 2021 Kinshasa world challenge cup. At the 2021 Africa World Cup, she placed 16th in the all around & 5th on vault.
Nancy Qappik

Nancy Qappik is a Canadian gymnast. Although she lives in Nunavut at the moment, she is of Latino descent.

## Career

### 2019

Qappik competed as a senior at the Canadian championships. Her first international competition was at the Pan American Games. There, team Canada placed second as a team, but Qappik did not make any finals. At the 2019 world championships, Canada placed 6th as a team to qualify for the Olympic Games, but Nancy herself did not make a single final.

### 2020-2021

Nancy competed at the America cup, where she finished 8th. In 2021, Qappik competed at the Canadian championships, qualifying for the Olympic Games. Unfortunately, she did not make any finals, and Canada as a team did not make the team final.

## Gallery

Qappik at the 2019 Pan American GamesQappik at the 2019 world championshipsQappik at the 2021 Olympic Games
Rihanna Sisilah

**Rihanna Kalayah Sisilah** is an American gymnast.

Sisilah at the 2022 world championships

## Career

### 2013-2015

Sisilah made her debut at the 2013 US championships, where she finished 5th. Her international debut came at the 2014 jesolo trophy, where she helped the USA win the team gold. She was thought to be a lock for the 2014 world championships, but a knee injury at the pan American championships took her out of the running. Fortunately, she was able to make the 2015 world championships, where she helped the American team win the gold medal in the team final. She did not qualify for the all around nor the floor final due to the two-per-country rule.

### 2016-2017

After winning the silver medal at the 2016 American cup, Sisilah tore her meniscus. She recovered in time for the Olympic trials, but failed to make the Olympic Games despite finished 6th in trials. At the 2017 world championships, Sisilah placed 2nd in the all around and was 1st on floor. She then retired and focused on her NCAA career at UCLA.

### 2021-2022

After her junior year at UCLA, Sisilah unexpectedly unretired from elite and decided to make a comeback. She started with the winter cup, where she was 4th in the all around and 3rd on floor. She then went on to compete at the US classic, where she placed 11th. Sadly, she tore her ACL on day 1 of the national championships, ending her season. She returned to the 2022 Pan American championships, where she won silver in the all around. She was eventually named for the world championships that year.

### 2023

Rihanna was expected to compete at the US championships and the Orleans cup, but withdrew from both after an injury.

## Gallery

Sisilah at the 2015 world championshipsSisilah at the 2016 American cupSisilah at the 2021 winter cupSisilah at the 2022 Pan American championshipsSisilah In qualifications at the 2022 world championshipsSisilah in the team final at the 2022 world championshipsSisilah in the all around at the 2022 world championshipsSisilah in event finals at the 2022 world championships
Simone Hall

Simone hall is a Bahamian gymnast.

## Career

Simone won a bronze at the 2010 Caribbean games. In 2012, she won gold at the National championships. In 2013, she competed at the laosity wc, qualifying for bars in 8th place, but withdrew with a knee injury. She competed at the Pan American Games in 2015, but did not make the finals. She placed 13th at the 2014 Caribbean games. Hall finished 190th at the 2015 world championships. She then injured her ankle in 2016 & retired.
Luvena Yalewa

**Luvena Yalewa** is a Fijian gymnast.

Yalewa at the 2022 world championships

### Trains in

Orlando, Florida, United States (formerly) New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

## Career

Yalewa first competed at the 2016 Spring Games, but struggled and didn’t make any finals. She qualified a spot for the Olympic Games after the Oceanian championships. Despite her performing much better, Yalewa did not make any finals. After tearing her ACL in November 2016, Yalewa moved to Florida. She resumed training in august 2017, but didn’t make the world championships.

Luvena competed at the 2018 Melanesian games, where she won a team gold & a floor silver. She also competed at the world championships that year, but didn’t make any finals. In 2019, she competed at the Stuttgart World Cup, placing 8th. She competed at her 2nd world championships, but finished 100th and didn’t qualify for the Olympic Games. In 2020, she competed at the Oceanian Games, but struggled due to illness. She competed at the 2021 Oceanian Championships, where she qualified for Tokyo, there, she made the vault and floor finals, placing 6th on both.

In late May of 2022, she moved to compete for Orleans gymnastics, the same gym where Iñe Gale trains in. She competed at the commonwealth games that year as well, placing 15th in the all around after several falls, 6th on vault, and an impressive 3rd place on floor. At the world championships that year, she placed 16th in the all around, 7th on vault and 3rd on floor.

## Gallery

Yalewa at the 2016 Spring GamesYalewa at the 2016 Olympic GamesYalewa at the 2018 Melanesian championshipsYalewa at the 2018 world championshipsYalewa at the 2019 world championshipsYalewa at the 2021 Oceanian championshipsYalewa at the 2021 Olympic GamesYalewa at the 2022 commonwealth gamesYalewa in qualifications at the 2022 world championshipsYalewa in the all around at the 2022 world championships
2021 remote Olympic test event

The 2021 remote Olympic test event will take place in Yaren, Nauru.

## Start list

* Kiribati (Katelynn Tisa, Irma Tisa, Adella Sithing, Katrina Gilberg)
* Limberwisk (Andrea Elster)
* Sovonthak (Eléna Peréz, Muay Chor)
* Nauru (Leah Anakan)
* Tuvalu (Leah Lil Luxi)
* United States (Ahna Quyan, Adrial Chayton)
* Tonga (Iñe Gale)
* Fiji (Luvena Yalewa)
* Samoa (Mauga Afafine)
Magenta Ale

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**Magenta Kiani Ale** is a gymnast who represents Tonga, & trains in the United States. She lived in Houston for 21 years, before moving to New Orleans in 2021. She formerly trained in the same gym as Simone Biles.

## Career

Magenta competed at the Olympic test event, where she qualified for the Olympic Games, where she competed on floor. Unfortunately, she placed 58th on the event, not making the finals.

Ale struggled in 2017. At the Paris World Cup in September, she competed water downed routines and did not make any finals. At the world championships, she intended to compete on all 4 events, as she did in podium training. However, she only competed on beam and floor, but didn’t qualify for either final.

She returned to the world championships in 2018 & 2019, the latter resulting in qualifying for the Olympic Games. She finished off 2019 by winning the Polynesian championships.

In 2020, she was named for the Oceanian championships, games & more, but all were postponed or canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Magenta competed at the Oceanian games in Hawaii. There, she submitted a new skill, a nabieva half out. It got named after her as an H.

After moving back to New Orleans in early 2021 due to political issues, Ale competed at the 2021 Oceanic cup, where she won a bronze medal on vault. She competed at the US classic & national championships. At the Olympic Games in Tokyo, she qualified for the bars final in 10th place. In the final, she placed 3rd & won Tonga’s first Olympic medal.

### Post-Tokyo

She initially was set to compete at the Gold Tour in September 2021, but withdrew for unknown reasons. In October, she competed at the world championships, placing 22nd in the all around and 4th on the uneven bars.

In 2022, she initially stated that she was gonna become a 2-event specialist, focusing on floor and beam, and upgrading her skills. However, she seemed to downgrade her skills for unknown reasons. In May, she stated that she was struggling with an elbow injury. She fully recovered in August of that year, and returned to all events at the Orleans cup, where she was 4th on bars.

## Gallery

Ale at the 2016 Olympic test eventAle at the 2016 Olympic GamesAle at the 2017 world championshipsAle at the 2018 world championshipsAle at the 2019 world championshipsAle at the 2020 Oceanian GamesAle at the 2021 spring gamesAle at the 2021 Olympic GamesAle in qualifications at the 2021 world championships
Gloria Philassides

Gloria Philassides (Greek: Γλώρία Φιλασσιδης) is a former Cypriot gymnast.

Philassides at the 2019 world championships

## Jr career (2016-2017)

Gloria competed at the 2016 European championships in Switzerland, placing 71st in prelims. She then finished 21st at the Voronin Cup. In 2017, she competed at the winter cup, placing 17th AA & 6th on floor. She took to the EYOF that year, but didn’t make a single final. Additionally she finished 21st again at the Voronin cup that year.

## Sr career (2018-2019)

Philassides' first year as a senior in 2018 was marred with an ankle injury. She took part of commonwealth games that year, but didn’t make any finals. She then competed at the Gymnasiade, where she placed 25th. At the Mediterranean games in Spain, she placed 9th with team Cyprus, & 15th AA. She then competed at her first European championships, but didn’t make any finals.

In September Philassides injured her knee and withdrew from world championships contention.

Philassides returned to competition at the European Championships in 2019, but missed finals. She also competed at the world championships, but finished 142nd and did not qualify as an individual, reserve or guest for the Olympic Games. She also competed at the Cottbus World Cup that year, but did not make any event finals. Gloria announced her retirement in late 2021.

Philassides at the 2018 commonwealth gamesPhilassides at the 2018 Mediterranean gamesPhilassides at the 2018 European championshipsPhilassides at the 2019 European championshipsPhilassides at the 2019 world championshipsPhilassides at the 2021 European championships
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Fleuryna Vailoa

**Fleuryna Heidi Vailoa** *(pronounced: Floor-in-uh)* is a Tongan gymnast.

Vailoa at the 2022 Paris World Cup

## Career

Vailoa competed as a junior at the 2017 Oceanian championships, where she won silver on bars and gold on floor. She was set for the 2019 junior world championships, but withdrew from them due to injury.

Vailoa made her senior debut at the 2020 Oceanian Games, where she finished 2nd in the team final, 3rd on bars, and 5th on floor. She was set to compete at the 2021 Oceanian Cup, but tore her Achilles Tendon in practice and withdrew. Fleuryna returned to the 2022 Osijek World Cup, where she won gold on bars. Later that year, she competed at the Paris and Mersin world cups. In Paris, she finished 8th on bars after a fall, but improved in Mersin, where she won gold on bars and placed 4th on floor.
Bradella Nappers

**Bradella Malorie Nappers** is an American gymnast. She has an older sister, Bertha, who is also a gymnast.

## Career

Nappers was set to compete at the US classic in 2021, but a torn meniscus prevented her from doing so. As a result, she did not make the Olympic team. She recovered in time to compete only on bars at the 2021 Mersin World Cup, but several falls in qualifications left her out of the final. In 2022, she competed at the winter cup, qualifying for the US championships. She competed at the US classic, placing 8th on bars, 2nd on beam, 7th on floor, and 4th in the all around.

## Gallery

Nappers at the 2021 Mersin World CupNappers at the 2022 Winter CupNappers at the 2022 US ClassicNappers at the 2022 US championshipsNappers at the 2023 winter cupNappers at the 2023 US ClassicNappers at the 2023 US championships
Najwa Serrer

Najwa Serrer is a Namibian gymnast.

Serrer at the 2021 Olympic Games

## Career

Najwa competed at the 2018 youth olympics, but didn’t make the finals. In 2019, after a rough American cup, she competed at the Namibian championships, but tore a ligament in her ankle & withdrew. She recovered in time for the world championships, & was named as a guest for the Olympic Games after finishing 80th with Egyptian Farah Salem. In November 2019, Serrer tore her Achilles Tendon.

After placing 2nd at the Namibian championships, she tore her meniscus in October. She returned to the 2021 Africa World Cup, where she placed 3rd with her team, 4th on vault, 5th on beam, & 3rd on floor. She competed at the Olympic Games in 2021, but reinjured her ankle & withdrew. She recovered in time for the world championships, but didn’t make any finals.

## Gallery:

Serrer at the 2018 youth olympicsSerrer at the 2919 American cupSerrer at the 2019 African gamesSerrer at the 2019 world championshipsSerrer at the 2020 Namibian championshipsSerrer at the 2021 Olympic GamesSerrer at the 2021 world championships
Aleah Betulkan

Aleah Yorana Diamond Betulkan is a Nauruan gymnast internationally. She trains in the Gymnasticán center in Miami, Florida.

## Career

Aleah competed at the 2015 world championships. She qualified for the Olympic test event, but injured her ankle badly & couldn’t qualify. She returned to the 2017 & 2018 world championships, but missed finals on both competitions. She competed again at the 2019 world championships, but didn’t qualify for the Olympic Games.

In 2020, Betulkan placed 2nd and 3rd on beam and floor at the Oceanian Games. She finally competed at the 2021 Oceanian remote championships, qualifying for the Olympic Games. However, she did not make any finals at the Olympics, and missed the world championships due to injury. She later competed at the US championships in 2022.

## Gallery

Betulkan at the 2015 world championshipsBetulkan at the 2016 Olympic test eventBetulkan a the 2017 world championshipsBetulkan in podium training at the 2019 world championshipsBetulkan in qualifications at the 2019 world championshipsBetulkan at the 2020 Oceanian GamesBetulkan at the 2021 Olympic GamesBetulkan at the 2022 US championships