2016 European Trampoline Championships — opens
Runs Mar 31 – Apr 3 in Valladolid.
View full resultsOn this day in gymnastics history
Mar 31
Events on this day
2023 Regional · Round 2 · Denver
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model. Oklahoma repeat. Four-event final-session format continues.
View full results →2023 Regional · Round 2 · Pittsburgh
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model. Oklahoma repeat. Four-event final-session format continues.
View full results →2022 Regional · Round 2 · Norman
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model continues. Oklahoma champion. First full-attendance postseason post-COVID.
View full results →2022 Regional · Round 2 · Seattle
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model continues. Oklahoma champion. First full-attendance postseason post-COVID.
View full results →2022 Regional · Round 2 · Auburn
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model continues. Oklahoma champion. First full-attendance postseason post-COVID.
View full results →2022 Regional · Round 2 · Raleigh
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model continues. Oklahoma champion. First full-attendance postseason post-COVID.
View full results →Born on this day (12)
János Mogyorósi-Klencs — born 1922
Mogyorósi-Klencs competed for Hungary in men's artistic gymnastics, 1948–1952. Three Olympic medals across two Games.
Mogyorósi-Klencs's career →Axel Ljung — born 1884
Ljung competed for Sweden in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic gold.
Ljung's career →Umberto Zanolini — born 1887
Zanolini competed for Italy in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic gold.
Zanolini's career →Vlasios Maras — born 1983
Maras competed for Greece, 2002–2018. One Worlds medal.
Maras's career →Ruža Vojsk — born 1930
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1948–1952.
Vojsk's career →André Chatelain — born 1902
Competed for France, 1928.
Chatelain's career →Jeff Davis — born 1954
Competed for Great Britain, 1976.
Davis's career →Jenny Smith — born 1980
Competed for Australia, 1996.
Smith's career →Joseph Martinez — born 1878
Competed for France, 1900.
Martinez's career →Léon Bogart — born 1889
Competed for France, 1908.
Bogart's career →Reinier Blom — born 1867
Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
Blom's career →Azelio Innocenti — born 1886
Men's artistic gymnastics for Italy, 1906.