2018 FIG Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships — concludes
Ran Apr 13 – 15 in Antwerp.
View full results →On this day in gymnastics history
Apr 15
Events on this day
1993 FIG Artistic World Championships — opens
Runs Apr 15 – 18 in Birmingham.
View full results →1992 FIG Artistic World Championships — opens
Runs Apr 15 – 19 in Paris.
View full results →2018 European Trampoline Championships — concludes
Ran Apr 12 – 15 in Baku.
View full results →2015 European Individual Championships — opens
Runs Apr 15 – 19 in Montpellier.
View full results →2023 NCAA Team Final (MAG)
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model. Oklahoma repeat. Four-event final-session format continues.
View full results →2023 NCAA Team Final
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model. Oklahoma repeat. Four-event final-session format continues.
View full results →2017 NCAA Team Final
WAG D-I postseason: 6 regionals → Super Six + Event Finals, first year at Chaifetz Arena St. Louis. 2017 MAG Event Finals gap (RTN data), deferred to Phase 5 (F-12).
View full results →2016 NCAA Semifinal I
WAG D-I postseason: 6 regionals → Super Six + Event Finals. Oklahoma repeat (second consecutive — first WAG outright).
View full results →2016 NCAA Semifinal II
WAG D-I postseason: 6 regionals → Super Six + Event Finals. Oklahoma repeat (second consecutive — first WAG outright).
View full results →2022 Qualifier (MAG)
WAG D-I postseason: 4-regional model continues. Oklahoma champion. First full-attendance postseason post-COVID.
View full results →2016 Qualifier II (MAG)
WAG D-I postseason: 6 regionals → Super Six + Event Finals. Oklahoma repeat (second consecutive — first WAG outright).
View full results →Born on this day (10)
Zdeněk Růžička — born 1925
Růžička competed for Czechoslovakia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1948–1956. Two Olympic medals across three Games.
Růžička's career →Jordan Chiles — born 2001
Chiles competes for USA in women's artistic gymnastics, 2020 – present. Two Olympic medals across two Games, one of them gold.
Chiles's career →Velik Kapsazov — born 1935
Kapsazov competed for Bulgaria in men's artistic gymnastics, 1956–1960. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Kapsazov's career →Bill Norgrave — born 1947
Competed for Great Britain, 1972.
Norgrave's career →Geno Radev — born 1946
Competed for Bulgaria, 1972.
Radev's career →Krisztián Jordanov — born 1976
Competed for Hungary, 1996.
Jordanov's career →Lo Ok-Sil — born 1966
Competed for North Korea, 1980.
Ok-Sil's career →René Badell — born 1948
Competed for Cuba, 1972.
Badell's career →Vasil Konstantinov — born 1929
Competed for Bulgaria, 1952.
Konstantinov's career →Viva Seifert — born 1972
Competed for Great Britain, 1992.
Seifert's career →