Results of the women's qualification for the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

On October 21, in the capital of Indonesia — Jakarta — the qualification for the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships concluded. On the third day the qualifications were held in individual events for women, as well as in the all-around competition.

Qualification results

Vault:
Lia Monica Fontaine (Canada)
Angelina Melnikova (Russia)
Deng Yalan (China)
Karina Schonmaier (Germany)
Anna Kalmykova (Russia)
Lisa Walen (Belgium)
Charlize Morz (Austria)
Jocelyn Robertson (USA)

Uneven bars:
Kayliah Nemour (Algeria)
Yan Fanyu-wei (China)
Angelina Melnikova (Russia)
Kate MacDonald (Australia)
Leila Vasilyeva (Russia)
Zoya Jekeli (Hungary)
Sky Blakely (USA)
Noa Visser (Netherlands)

Balance beam:
Zhang Qinyin (China)
Flavia Saraiva (Brazil)
Sabrina Voinea (Romania)
Ellie Black (Canada)
Aiko Sugihara (Japan)
Dulcy Keylor (USA)
Amanda Yap (Singapore)
Kayliah Nemour (Algeria)

Floor exercise:
Sabrina Voinea (Romania)
Rina Kishi (Japan)
Ruby Evans (United Kingdom)
Aiko Sugihara (Japan)
Denisa Golgota (Romania)
Abigail Martin (United Kingdom)
Julia Perotti (Italy)
Dulcy Keylor (USA)

All-around (all finalists):
Angelina Melnikova (Russia) — 54.666
Aiko Sugihara (Japan) — 54.099
Kayliah Nemour (France) — 53.865
Zhang Qinxin (China) — 53.699
Dulcy Keylor (USA) — 52.765
Karina Schonmaier (Germany) — 52.131
Lyudmila Roshchina (Kazakhstan) — 52.065
Rina Kishi (Japan) — 51.900
Lynn Wong (USA) — 51.865
Alba Petisco (Spain) — 51.665
Ruby Evans (United Kingdom) — 51.632
Abigail Martin (United Kingdom) — 51.549
Asia D’Amato (Italy) — 51.498
Noa Visser (Netherlands) — 51.066
Lena Bikel (Switzerland) — 50.866
Kaija Tänskanen (Finland) — 50.866
Silja Stör (Germany) — 50.731
Laia Font (Spain) — 50.665
Breanna Scott (USA) — 50.632
Zoya Sekeli (Hungary) — 50.632
Greta Mayer (Hungary) — 50.632
Natalia Escalera (Mexico) — 50.531
Sofya Artamonova (Russia) — 50.531
Lucija Hribar (Slovenia) — 50.498

Men’s all-around results (all finalists):
Daiki Hashimoto (Japan) — 83.065
Noe Seifert (Germany) — 82.499
Zhang Boheng (China) — 82.331
Daniel Marinov (Bulgaria) — 81.932
Shi Cong (China) — 81.398
Ángel Barajas (Colombia) — 80.664
Florian Langenegger (Germany) — 80.298
Caio Souza (Brazil) — 79.166
Ryu Sunghyun (South Korea) — 78.866
Diogo Soares (Brazil) — 78.798
Robert Kermes (Germany) — 78.797
Shinnosuke Oka (Japan) — 78.731
Timo Eder (Germany) — 78.265
Tierno Diallo (Spain) — 78.032
Kristopher Mesaroš (Hungary) — 77.699
Anthony Mansart (France) — 77.432
Joël Plata (Spain) — 77.366
Akseli Karsikas (Finland) — 76.866
Jesse Moor (Australia) — 76.732
Felix Dolci (Canada) — 76.632
Vladislav Hryko (Ukraine) — 75.932
Sebastian Sponevik (Poland) — 75.871
Omar Mohamed (Egypt) — 75.658
Kári Dagur Ólafsson (Iceland) — 75.566
Benedek Tóth-Czanyi (Hungary) — 75.299

We previously published the finalists of the individual men’s qualifications HERE.