2025 Junior Worlds Championships

[irichluck21]

Full results. Great placement for Belgium as they look to field a full team to Los Angeles.

 

[MaryClare]

Haha this is going to be confusing. Russia’s top 2 juniors are Milana Kayumova and Diana Gainulina. Uzbekistan’s top junior is Milana Gainulina.

 

[rlayt]

Danila Leykin of Team USA has qualified for FOUR World Junior Championship finals! Leykin will compete in the All-Around, floor, parallel bar, and high bar final! Congratulations, Danila!

credit to Lloyd Smith for Inside Gymnastics on Facebook.

 

[phoenix7]

IG have gone rogue. Sound on

I suppose Individual Neutral Athletic Paradise doesn't have quite the same ring to it ...

 

[irichluck21]

All 3 qualified for finals. Reive was 1sr on rings!
stolen from USAG:

Thursday’s competition in Manila also saw all three men qualify individually to final rounds. Leykin led American performances, advancing to four individual finals. He was the top qualifier on horizontal bar (14.466) and parallel bars (14.100), qualified in fourth (80.598) to the all-around final, and in fifth (13.733) to the floor exercise final.

Roman will join Leykin in the all-around and floor finals after finishing ninth all-around with a 79.397 and eighth on floor with a 13.500. He also will serve as first reserve on parallel bars after landing ninth (13.533) and third reserve on rings after placing 11th (12.866). Reive was best on rings, taking the first qualifying spot with a 13.933.

 

[Passion]

Junior Men's Team Final
1. China - 163.095
2. Japan - 162.429
3. United States - 162.329
4. France - 161.762
5. Great Britain - 158.529
6. Italy - 157.662
7. Belgium - 152.131
8. Netherlands - 151.930

Junior Men's All Around Qualifications
1. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 82.065
2. Yang Lanbin CHN - 80.698
3. Ojima Nao JPN - 80.631
4. Danila Leykin USA - 80.598
5. Kakutani Taiki JPN - 80.432
6. Simone Speranza ITA - 79.964
7. Wang Chengcheng CHN - 79.898
8. Nael Sakouhi FRA - 79.732
9. Nathan Roman USA - 79.397
(2-per) Yasui Eijun JPN - 79.297
11. Camilo Vera COL - 79.233
12. Sol Scott GBR - 78.898
13. Elias Breche FRA - 78.898
(2-per) Leeroy Traore-Malatre FRA - 78.363
15. Eldrew Yulo PHI - 78.332
(2-per) Zheng Ao CHN - 77.430
17. Evan McPhillips GBR - 76.798
18. Volodymyr Golovin UKR - 76.698
19. Florient Olmanst BEL - 75.899
20. Otger Carreres ESP - 75.898
21. Riccardo Ruggeri ITA - 75.798
22. Jovi Loh SGP - 75.698
23. Aaron Enser NED - 75.465
24. Tomasz le Khac POL - 75.431
25. Sami Soleban NED - 75.364
(2-per) Uzair Chowdhury GBR - 75.331
27. Pedro Silvestre BRA - 75.298
28. Dominik Kis HUN - 75.097

Junior Men's Floor Exercise Qualifications
1. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 14.500
2. Eldrew Yulo PHI - 14.233
3. Noam Berkovich ISR - 14.000
4. Yang Lanbin CHN - 13.833
5. Danila Leykin USA - 13.733
6. Wang Chengcheng CHN - 13.733
7. Simone Speranza ITA - 13.700
8. Nathan Roman USA - 13.500
R1. Leeroy Traore-Malatre FRA - 13.466
R2. Elias Breche FRA - 13.400
(2-per) Dante Reive USA - 13.400
R3. Riccardo Ruggeri ITA - 13.366

Junior Men's Pommel Horse Qualifications
1. Wang Chengcheng CHN - 14.100
2. Leeroy Traore-Malatre FRA - 13.966
3. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 13.833
4. Nael Sakouhi FRA - 13.733
5. Roman Khegay KAZ - 13.700
6. Zheng Ao CHN - 13.566
7. Yasui Eijun JPN - 13.466
(2-per) Elias Breche FRA - 13.466
9. Ojima Nao JPN - 13.400
R1. Sol Scott GBR - 13.300
(2-per) Kakutani Taiki JPN - 13.233
R2. Tomasz le Khac POL - 13.200
R3. Florient Olmanst BEL - 13.100

Junior Men's Still Rings Qualifications
1. Dante Reive USA - 13.933
2. Simone Speranza ITA - 13.866
3. Wang Chengcheng CHN - 13.366
4. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 13.233
5. Nedas Grikinas LTU - 13.000
6. Yasui Eijun JPN - 12.933
7. Nael Sakouhi FRA - 12.933
8. Ojima Nao JPN - 12.933
R1. Camilo Vero COL - 12.900
R2. Uzair Chowdhury GBR - 12.900
R3. Nathan Roman USA - 12.866

Junior Men's Vault Qualifications
1. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 14.216
2. Sol Scott GBR - 14.133
3. Riccardo Ruggeri ITA - 13.783
4. Simone Speranza ITA - 13.783
5. Eldrew Yulo PHI - 13.750
6. Valentyn Havrylchenko UKR - 13.566
7. Tymofii Kyrychenko UKR - 13.550
8. Evan McPhillips GBR - 13.516
R1. Arturo Rossel CHI - 13.733
R2. Samuel Wachter AUT - 13.300
R3. Harschit Damodharan IND - 13.433

Junior Men's Parallel Bars Qualifications
1. Danila Leykin USA - 14.100
2. Ojima Nao JPN - 14.066
3. Camilo Vera COL - 14.033
4. Uzair Chowdhury GBR - 13.966
5. Kakutani Taiki JPN - 13.900
6. Thomas Mejia COL - 13.766
7. Yang Lanbin CHN - 13.666
8. Zheng Ao CHN - 13.566
R1. Nathan Roman USA - 13.533
R2. Arsenii Dukhno AIN - 13.433
R3. Arnaud Vanassche BEL - 13.333

Junior Men's High Bar Qualifications
1. Danila Leykin USA - 14.466
2. Nael Sakouhi FRA - 14.066
3. Leeroy Traore-Malatre FRA - 14.066
4. Yasui Eijun JPN - 14.066
5. Kakutani Taiki JPN - 13.800
6. Eldrew Yulo PHI - 13.700
7. Camilo Vera COL - 13.700
(2-per) Elias Breche FRA - 13.566
9. Tomasz le Khac POL - 13.566
(2-per) Ojima Nao JPN - 13.566
R1. Simone Speranza ITA - 13.533
R2. Uzair Chowdhury GBR - 13.433
R3. Yang Lanbin CHN - 13.300

 

[KristyJ]

That's a mighty close battle for third there

 

[Ginger]

Carlos Yulo's little brother made four finals. VT and FX seem to run in the family

 

[RedBirdie]

Elena Colas with a casual 55.766

 

[OnoNoKomachi]

The men's AA leader Dukhno is only 17.



He has a Yonakura (didn't do that here) and a Y triple twist.

He finished way ahead - Sr and Jr scores in MAG aren't that different anymore because both have 8 skills. His score would have been good for 5th in the Jakarta AA, ahead of Oka Shinnosuke. I don't think he even hit everything.

Danila Leykin didn't finish too far out of Silver. And he's good on HB, which the USA needs.
We also need ringmen, so Reive is a good sign.

 

[KathySantoni]

The Japanese women came on strong.

 

[MaryClare]

US looks to be 2 points behind France after first rotation

 

[Bob]

So pleased for Helena Finc. Thats a great score for her aa and def hit bars. I think thats second highest to Colas so far.

 

[KorbutFan]

FYI:
Dante Reive is the son of current Army head coach (and former national team member and 1988 Pan American Games Junior AA champion) JD Reive and 1995 World Bronze Medalist and UCLA standout Doni Thompson.

He also has a younger brother on the US junior national team.