Australia and New Zealand have completed their campaigns at the 42nd Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships in Frankfurt, Germany, competing as part of a record international field. The Championships brought together 102 individual gymnasts and 42 groups from 78 nations, highlighting the strength and depth of Rhythmic Gymnastics around the world. Australia’s Miyabi Akiya led the Oceania individual results, finishing 33rd in the All-Around qualification with a score of 77.800
The 2026 OGU Virtual Event Series provides athletes across Oceania with more opportunities to compete across a range of gymnastics disciplines. Following the success of last year's virtual competition, the 2026 series begins with Aerobic Gymnastics, giving athletes the opportunity to represent their club, school or Member Federation by submitting a video of their routine. Routines will be judged by accredited judges under the OGU competition rules, with medals, ribbons and ca
Australia and New Zealand will represent Oceania when the 42nd Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships begin in Frankfurt, Germany, tonight. The five-day championships will bring together 102 individual gymnasts and 42 groups representing 78 nations, a record number of nations for a Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships. New Zealand will be represented in the individual competition by Havana Hopman, who will start with Clubs and Ribbon on Day 1 and then Hoop and Ball on Day
