The Russians won the World Cup gold in trampoline jumping
Russian athletes Maria Mikhailova and Angela Bladtseva won the gold of the world championship (World Cup) in trampoline jumping in synchronized jumps.
Russian athletes Maria Mikhailova and Angela Bladtseva won the gold of the world championship (World Cup) in trampoline jumping in synchronized jumps. Russians Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev also became world champions in men’s synchronized jumps. The results are published on the website of the International Gymnastics Federation.
Mikhailova and Bladtseva scored 50 points. Silver medals were won by the British Isabel Songhurst and Bryony Page (49,110), bronze – Chinese Cao Yongzhu and Hu Keiying (48,410).
Nartov and Panteleev won the men's competition with a score of 54.710 points. The second place was taken by the British Corey Walks and Zach Perzamanos (53,990), the third – Belarusians Ivan Melnikov and Ivan Litvinovich (53,030).
The World Championships in trampoline and tambling are held in Nanjing, China, from November 4 to 8. The tournament hosts the International Conference Center on the banks of the Yangtze River. The competition features 16 sets of awards in several disciplines, including individual and synchronous trampoline, tumbling and double mini trampoline jumps.
The tournament is attended by 367 athletes from different countries. The Russian team performs in competitions with national symbols.
Earlier, on November 7, the Russian team won the European Judo Team Championship in Belgrade, defeating the Georgian team in the final with a score of 4: 1. Bronze medals won the national teams of Turkey and France.
Russian judokas became European champions in the team tournament for the first time since 2019.



