12. Dezember 2005
GATINEAU, Quebec / Canada
Artistic Gymnastics
Canadian s Nationals under new Code of Points

David Kikuchi of Halifax won the gold medal in the all around event Saturday at the Elite Canada gymnastics competition which was the first competition for the Canadian men under the new international code of points.

Kikuchi, an Olympic team member last year, totaled 173.15 points over two days of competition.
Jared Walls of the Capital City Gymnastics Club in Edmonton was second at 170.40 and Nathan Gafuik of the University of Calgary third at 170.25...

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10. Dezember 2005
Avignon / Frankreich
Artistic Gymnastics
Great Britain wins U 16 - Meet in France

It was not a big surprise, that the British Youth national team of artistic gymnastics won the friendly meet in Avignon, France, followed by Switzerland, host France and Germany.
Just in the last years young talents from England were often under the best in international events...

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8. Dezember 2005
Lausanne / SUI
Artistic Gymnastics
Provisional entries for European Championships of artistic gymnastics 2006

35 countries with 159 gymnasts in the senior category and 34 countries with 154 gymnasts for the juniors sent in their provisional entries to the UEG for the European Championships of women's artistic gymnastics 2006.
The competitions will be held from April 27 to 30, 2006 in Volos (GRE).
For the Men’s European Championships (EC), which will take place from May 4 to 7 in Volos/GRE, 39 countries have sent their provisional entries and will compete with...

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3. Dezember 2005
Leipzig
Artistic Gymnastics
Olympic Champion Klaus Köste still in intensive care

For many hours friends and family of the Olympic Chamipon (Munich 1972) Klaus Köste had to fear for his life. He has been in intensive care for more than 10 days now. After a disruption of the aorta he had to undergo surgery twice.

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27. November 2005
Melbourne / Australia
Artistic Gymnastics
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS 2005 US women most successful - and the Slovenians surprised in the men s field

The European Gymnastics Service
'GYMmedia INTERNATIONAL' - powered by the Dutch company 'Janssen - Fritsen' - presents the '38th Men's World Championships and the
29th Women's Worlds' in artistic gymnastics which were held in the Australian Olympic city of 1956 Melbourne.
After the the second success of Nastia Liukin on beam and the first gold of Alicia Sacramone on floor the USA are the most succesful nation in the women's field.
Slovenian's Mitja Petkovsek (parallel...

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