2026 FIG Rhythmic World Cup — concludes
Ran Jul 10 – 12 in Milan.
View full resultsOn this day in gymnastics history
Jul 12
Events on this day
2014 Levallois-Perret acrobatic gymnastics — Day 3 of 4
Ran Jul 10 – 13 in Levallois-Perret.
View full results →Born on this day (15)
Edward Potts — born 1881
Potts competed for Great Britain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1912. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Potts's career →Niels Petersen — born 1885
Petersen competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1906–1912. One Olympic medal across two Games.
Alois Hudec — born 1908
Hudec competed for Czechoslovakia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1936. One Olympic gold.
Hudec's career →Georg Albertsen — born 1889
Albertsen competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic gold.
Albertsen's career →Jordyn Wieber — born 1995
Wieber competed for USA in women's artistic gymnastics, 2012. One Olympic gold.
Wieber's career →Larrissa Miller — born 1992
Competed for Australia, 2012–2016.
Miller's career →Renata Bianchi — born 1926
Competed for Italy, 1948–1952.
Bianchi's career →Scott Johnson — born 1961
Competed for USA, 1984–1988.
Johnson's career →Celestina Popa — born 1970
Competed for Romania, 1988.
Popa's career →Manuel Campos — born 1981
Competed for Portugal, 2012.
Campos's career →Sakiko Nozawa — born 1961
Competed for Japan, 1976.
Nozawa's career →Saúl Cofiño — born 1978
Competed for Spain, 2000.
Cofiño's career →Stella Zakharova — born 1963
Competed for the Soviet Union, 1980.
Zakharova's career →Vida Gerbec — born 1925
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1948.
Gerbec's career →Xiao Junfeng — born 1979
Competed for China, 2000.
Junfeng's career →Also on this day, across the years
- 1912 — Men's All-Around final at the Stockholm Olympics