2025 Arthur Gander Memorial (Nov 5)

[Passion]

Wednesday, November 5th - 7:30pm CET
Morges, Switzerland

Women compete on their best three apparatus. Men compete on their best four.

Women
AUT - Leni Bohle
GER - Silja Stoehr
GBR - Ruby Evans
GBR - Abigail Martin
ITA - Alice D'Amato
ESP - Alba Petisco
SUI - Lena Bickel
SUI - Anastassia Pascu
SUI - Angela Pennisi
USA - Ashlee Sullivan

Men
ARM - Artur Davtyan
CAN - Félix Dolci
FRA - Kevin Carvalho
GER - Nils Dunkel
GBR - Joe Fraser
ITA - Yumin Abbadini
ESP - Sergio David Kovacs
SUI - Tim Randegger
SUI - Mattia Piffaretti
USA - Taylor Burkhart

Website

Mémorial Arthur Gander | 5 novembre 2025 - Morges

arthurgander.ch

Live Scores

Arthur Gander 2025

There is no Swiss Cup to go along with Arthur Gander this year, Swiss Cup will return in 2026.

 

[Bob]

I dislike dropping pieces to make an aa score. It skews the results too much.

 

[Aeris]

Will be nice to see Alice D'Amato. The decision to leave her off the World team is so bizarre.

 

[MaryClare]

Will be nice to see Alice D'Amato. The decision to leave her off the World team is so bizarre.

It isn’t bizarre, it was her decision

 

[KathySantoni]

It isn’t bizarre, it was her decision

I think it’s a bizarre personal decision considering she is competing a couple weeks after worlds.

 

[MaryClare]

I think it’s a bizarre personal decision considering she is competing a couple weeks after worlds.

The Arthur Gander is a fun, novelty competition that’s literally next door. I’m sure that had she been needed for the team, she would have gone to worlds. But you don’t fly to the other side of the world for an individual worlds unless you are going to be able to perform at your very best.

 

[irichluck21]

The decision to leave her off the World team is so bizarre.

The rationale made complete sense, to give experience to other gymnasts at a major international level as team Italy builds toward Los Angeles.

Clearly it was needed, Perotti struggled at Worlds and failed to make AA finals.

 

[Amber]

As she is so injury prone I understand her decision not to compete at worlds, she wants to remain healthy for the really important competitions, and worlds were not that important this year. The smaller competitions like the Arthur Gander are just to build competition experience, she doesn't have to give her all but it is a fun competition to add experience and maybe earn some cash

 

[Passion]

This is happening right now. I can't find a stream anywhere. There was a stream last year but that was in Chiasso. Arthur Gander alternates from Chiasso to Morges every other year and unfortunately Chaisso is a bit more organized online than Morges is.

Alice D'Amato is there and walked out in clips of the opening lineup I saw but she's not showing up in the scores and they're into the second rotation now.

 

[Passion]

She withdrew. She walked out at the beginning though. Something had to have happened in the warmups.

 

[Passion]

No stream but from the little bits of clips being posted on Instagram, Morges has all the lights on in the gym. Last year in Chiasso it was dark with spotlights. So worse for the fans in Morges because we have no idea what's happening, but better for the athletes because the arena is actually lit.

Ashlee Sullivan is poised to possibly win this going into the last rotation. She has a 13.650 on VT and 14.050 on UB. Though Ruby Evans has a 14.100 on VT, her 2nd event score is taking forever to come in.

Scores:

Arthur Gander 2025

 

[Ginger]

Ruby's score is up. Beam didn't go well for her

 

[RichardL]

Ashlee Sullivan quietly becoming a bars asset for this team is not something I saw coming, but it went really well for her at selection camp. I hope she sticks around in elite next year and works on cleaning up her floor landings (all those .3 steps back this summer were such a shame).

 

[RedBirdie]

Big scores for Ashlee Sullivan today. 13.65 (VT), 14.05 (UB), and 13.7 (FX). She cruised to victory.

ETA: man, beam ate everyone alive today. Only Alba Petisco (12.9) managed a score above 12. Everyone else was in the 10s or 11s.

 

[Ginger]

She also had highest FX score and beat world silver medallist there.

 

[Angelika]

Joe Fraser (GBR) won the Men's with Dolci (CAN) in 2nd and Abbadini (ITA) in 3rd.