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Bermuda International Gymnastics Challenge 2025

Becky Wentling

37 gymnasts from ages 5 to 14 competed 4/26 at Bermuda Gymnastics Association, host of the annual Bermuda International Gymnastics Challenge

The excitement began at 9am with the bronze and silver level gymnasts from both Bermuda Gymnastics and Quality Gymnastics vying for top spots.

Bronze level all ages results:  

Vault:  1st. place with the highest score of the meet was Evelyn Howarth 7yrs (BGA). Score of9.8. 2nd place tie was Emma Wright 9 yrs (BGA) and Satya Tuzo-Smith (BGA) 6yrs 9.4. 3rd. place Tie was Indigo Kemp 7 yrs (BGA) and Abigail Livingston 7 yrs (BGA) score of 9.3.

Bars: 1st. place Jodie Denton 7 yrs (BGA) score of 9.7. 2nd place Indigo Kemp 7yrs (BGA) score of 9.35. 3rd place Raelyn Robinson 7 yrs (BGA) score of 9.3

Beam: 1st place Emma Wright 9 yrs (BGA) score of 9.55. 2nd place Raelyn Robinson 7yrs (BGA) score of 9.2. 3rd place Evelyn Howarth 7 yrs (BGA) score of 9.15.

Floor:  1st place Raelyn Robinson 7yrs (BGA)  score of 9.45. 2nd place Satya Tuzo-Smith 6yrs (BGA) score of 9.4. 3rd place Jodie Denton 7yrs (BGA) score of 9.3

All around:  1st place tie Evelyn Howarth 7yrs (BGA) and Emma Wright 9yrs (BGA) score of 37.3. 2nd place Satya Tuzo-Smith 6yrs (BGA) score of 36.85. 3rd place Raelyn Robinson 7yrs (BGA) score of 36.75

Silver level all ages results: 

Vault:  1st place Tyla Foote 8yrs (QGYM) score of 9.4. 2nd place Lily Hall 11 yrs (QGYM) score of 9.2. 3rd place Ty-Leah Trott 7yrs ( QGYM) score of 9.1

Bars:  1st place Tyla Foote 8yrs (QGYM) score of 9.4. 2nd place Lily Hall 11yrs (QGYM) score of 9.3. 3rd place Courtney Burgess 8 yrs (QGYM) score of 9.25.

Beam: 1st place Savana Walters 11 yrs (QGYM) score of 9.0. 2nd place Tyla Foote 8yrs (QGYM) score of 8.95. 3rd place Ty-Leah Trott 7yrs (QGYM) score of 8.9

Floor:  1st place Georgia Rose 9 yrs (BGA) score of 9.2. 2nd place Tyla Foote 8 years (QGYM) score of 8.65. 3rd place Ty-Leah Trott 7yrs (QGYM) score of 8.6.

All around: 1st place Tyla Foote 8yrs (QGYM) score of 36.4. 2nd place Ty-Leah Trott 7yrs (QGYM) score of 335.7. 3rd place Courtney Burgess 8yrs (QGYM) score of  35.05

Gold level ages 8-11:

Vault:  1st place Isobel Stones 11 yrs (BGA) score of 9.2. 2nd place Nea Fosker 8yrs (BGA) score of 9.1. 3rd place Madeliene Pritchard 8yrs (BGA) score of 8.9.

Bars: 1st. place Samantha Tolosa 10 yrs (BGA) score of 9.3. 2nd place Aleyah Pacheco 11 yrs (QGYM) score of 9.1. 3rd place Isobel Stones 11 yrs (BGA) score of 8.85

Beam:  1st. place Ashanti-Sarai Darko 10 yrs (QGYM) score of 9.25. 2nd place Samantha Tolosa10 yrs (BGA) score of 9.1. 3rd place Isobel Stones 11 yrs (BGA) score of 9.05

Floor:  1st. place Isobel Stones 11 yrs (BGA) score of 9.5. 2nd place Nea Fosker 8yrs (BGA) score of 9.35. 3rd place Sofia Cooper 9yrs (QGYM) score of 9.3

All around:  1st place Isobel Stones 11 yrs (BGA) score of 36.6. 2nd place Samantha Tolosa 10 yrs (BGA) score of 36.00. 3rd place Aleyah Pacheco 11 yrs (QGYM) score of 35.5

Platinum level:

Eva Wright 12yrs (BGA): Vault; 9.0, Bars: 8.8, Beam: 9.0. Floor: 8.7 All Around: 35.5

Congratulations to all athletes who participated. 

Bermuda Gymnastics Association will be competing at the Burlington Spring Cup, Burlington Ontario, Canada — May 2nd through the 6th

The gymnasts of Bermuda Gymnastics Association and Quality Gymnastics will be moving on to the Bermuda National Championships on May 17th.

Full Results

International Gymnastics Federation President visits Bermuda

Morinari Watanabe, president of the International Gymnastics Federation, has predicted a bright future for Bermuda’s gymnasts after visiting the island.

Watanabe, who was in Bermuda for three days, visited the Bermuda Gymnastics Association, Quality Gymnastics Bermuda and the National Sports Centre.

He also met with Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sport, Kimberly Charryse Bean, the director of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Gymnastics Federation of Bermuda leadership, and Bermuda Olympic Association president Peter Dunne. …

READ MORE on the Royal Gazette

Welcome to Bermuda
President at Gymnastics Training

Bermuda at 2025 Presidential Classic

– by Becky Wenting

The Presidential Classic was held at ESPN Wide World of Sports at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, Feb. 14-17, 2025.

The meet hosts gyms from all over the globe. It is a huge event with 4 days of competition and over 4000 thousand athletes.

From Bermuda:

Xcel Bronze
Raelyn Robinson – BGA
Satya Tuzu-Smith – BGA
Jodie Denton – BGA

Xcel Silver
Jasmyne Walters – Qgym
Siaana Seth – Qgym
Sasha Maringi – Qgym
Abigail Maringi – Qgym
Lily Hall – Qgym

Xcel Gold
Isobel Stones – BGA
Samantha Tolosa – BGA
Eleanor Garcia – Qgym
Isabella Daniels – Qgym
Aleyah Pacheco – Qgym

Level 6
Cassandra Mayers – BGA

Raelyn Robinson, BGA placed 3rd all around in the Bronze level with a score of 36.875.  She finished first on Bars (9.6) and  Second on beam (9.325) 

Satya Tuzo-Smith, BGA placed 4th on vault ( 9.55)  and 3rd on floor (9.35) also in the bronze division

Jodie Denton, BGA finished 4th on bars (9.625) also bronze.

Silver division gymnasts from Quality Gymnastics were Jasmyne Walters (33.75 all around) , lily Hall (33.4 all around), Sasha Maringi (35.175 all around) , Siaana Seth (33.75 all around) , and Abigail Maringi (35.775).  The silver team finished 5th as a team. 

Competing for Quality Gymnastics in the Gold division were Isabella Daniels 8th all around (34.825), Eleanor Garcia 9th all around (34.35), and Aleyah Pacheco 11th all around (33.275).  

Competing for BGA in the Gold division were Isobel Stones and Samantha Tolosa.  Samantha finished 4th all around (35.00)  She placed 2nd on bars (9.075)

Level 6 gymnast Cassandra Mayers (34.775) competed for BGA

Both gyms are now preparing for the Bermuda International Challenge hosted by Bermuda Gymnastics Association the weekend of April 26th and 27th, 2025.  

Bermuda Gymnastics Association will have 10 gymnasts attending the Burlington Spring Cup 2025 May 2nd – 4th in Canada.

Bermuda National Gymnastics Championships will be held May 17th and 18th., 2025

Thank you goes out to all parents, coaches and athletes for all of your hard work.

2023 Calendar Archive

January 27-29 ~ Daytona Beach Classic – Florida, USA

January 23 – Feb 5 ~ International Expert guest coach Rick McCharles

February 9-12 ~ Magical Classic – Florida, USA

February 17-19 ~ Presidential Classic – Florida, USA

March 17-19 ~ BGA International Challenge, Bermuda

April 27- 29 ~ Long-term Athlete Development Workshops

May 26-28 ~ Quality Gymnastics Invitational, Bermuda (to be confirmed)

May 5-7 ~ Burlington Spring Cup, Toronto, Canada

May 22-28 ~ PAGU Sr. Championships, Medallin, Columbia

June ~ Bermuda International Training Camp (postponed to 2024)

June 17-25 ~ BOA Olympic Days

June 23- July 8 ~ Central American and Caribbean Games, San Salvador, El Salvador

July 28- Aug 8 ~ FISU World University Games, Chengdu, China

Aug 25-27 ~ USA Gymnastics Congress, San Jose, California

Oct 29- Nov 5 ~ PanAm Games, Santiago, Chile

Dec 3-4 ~ Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Gymnastics Meeting, Jamaica

Dec 13 ~ Federation AGM

NOTE – Island Games 2023 Guernsey did not include Gymnastics. Gymnastics was hosted instead in Åland, Finland — the Inter Island Games, an alternative to the Island Games. Tentatively scheduled July 3-8, 2023.

Bermuda Competes 1st CARIFTA Championships

Everyone is thrilled that Artistic Gymnastics has launched an annual CARIFTA (Caribbean Free Trade Association) Championships. We join a number of other top Olympic sports in helping build this regional competition.

Bermuda’s gymnasts impressed at the inaugural Carifta Gymnastics Championships, winning nine medals. including finishing third in the Level 4 team event.

The two-day competition in Kingston, Jamaica, featured gymnasts from across the Caribbean …

Eva Wright was the most successful gymnast with four medals. Taking part in Level 6, the 11-year-old scooped gold in the all around competition, beam and vault before settling for silver in the floor. …

Eva Wright and Isobel Stones (Photograph supplied)

Coaches Becky Wentling and Frederick Nicolas were pleased with the performances produced by some of the island’s youngest athletes. …

Peter James, the Gymnastics Federation of Bermuda vice-president and head of the Carifta delegation, was impressed by how the young Bermudians held their own against countries with bigger teams.

Bermuda team at Carifta Gymnastics Championships (Photograph supplied)

Read more on The Royal Gazette:

Bermuda gymnasts win nine medals at Carifta Championships

Results.

Team Bermuda to Compete Inaugural CARIFTA Gymnastics Championships

Bermuda gymnasts will make history by competing in Kingston, Jamaica for the 1st annual Caribbean Free Trade Association (CARIFTAArtistic Gymnastics Championships.

Gymnasts from Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, St. Vincent and Grenadines, Barbados, Bahamas, Aruba and Bermuda will vie for top finishes on November 29-30, 2024.

Athletes representing Bermuda are:

Level 1: Raelyn Robinson, Satya Tuzo-Smith, Emma Wright

Level 2: Charlotte Henderson, Jodie Denton

Level 3: Madeleine Pritchard, Isabella Daniels, Sofia Cooper, Samantha Tolosa, Madison Monkman, Nicole Burrows

Level 4: Sadie Hocking, McKenna Redcliffe, Ashanti Darko, Isobel Stones, Nea Fosker

Level 6: Eva Wright

The new Bermuda leotards look terrific.

The team is getting good press. Read the article in the Royal Gazette:

Bermuda to compete in first Carifta Gymnastics Championships


2024 Bermuda Nationals RESULTS

May 17th — hosted by the Bermuda Gymnastics Association.

Congratulations to all competitors.

Bronze

Silver

Gold

Level 7

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Host Becky Wentling:

The Gymnastics Federation of Bermuda held the 2024 Bermuda National Championships on Friday, May 17th.  The competition was held at Bermuda Gymnastics Association in St. Davids.

17 gymnasts Levels Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Level 7.

In the bronze division:

Charlotte Henderson finished first place all around with a score of 36.6.  She also placed first on uneven bars (9.4) and on the floor exercise (9.3)

Emanuella Laxx finished first on vault with a score of 9.4. 

Georgia Rose finished 2nd all around with a score of 36.00. She finished 2nd on vault and balance beam (both 9.2)

Indigo Kemp finished Tied on vault with a 9.2

In the silver division:

Samantha Tolosa won the all-around with a score of 37.75. She also placed 2nd on uneven bars with a score of 9.6

Naomi Nusum placed second all around (37.65) second on vault (9.4), first on balance beam (9.65), and second on floor exercise (9.5)

Sophie Spencer placed third all around (37.55) and second on balance beam (9.6)

Nea Fosker finished first on uneven bars (9.65)

Maddie Pritchard finished first on vault (9.5) and first on floor exercise (9.6)

In the gold division:

Eva Wright finished first all around with a score of 37.4.  She also finished first place on vault (9.2), bars (9.4), and beam (9.5)

Isobel Stones finished first on floor exercise (9.4) She finished second on vault (9.0), bars (9.0), and balance beam (9.25). 

Ella Newton made a comeback from retirement as a level 7 and finished first on vault (9.2) and floor (9.3)

Congratulations to our Bermuda Champions!!