Annual Report
2025–2026
Message from the Board & CEO
2025–2026 was a year of significant transition, operational reset, and renewed strategic direction for GymCan. The process to implement change of this nature is never easy, but the result was well worth the work. It was a challenging year financially, but we are confident that the initiatives implemented this year will reset the course going forward.
We made progress on many fronts including operations, leadership, governance, and stakeholder relations. Operationally, GymCan is pleased to have implemented a long-overdue upgrade to our financial and accounting system including a streamlined chart of accounts, and an improved accounts payable process. We are confident that this modernization will provide the level of transparency our members deserve. The Board of Directors (“Board”) accomplished the important objective of hiring the next Chief Executive Officer for the organization this year, ensuring consistent leadership in lead-up to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
A defining achievement in 2025–2026 was the development and approval of our 2025–2028 Strategic Plan. GymCan’s Win+ Strategy was developed with significant input from our stakeholders, staff, and the Board. Among other important elements, it firmly rooted GymCan’s mission in the High-Performance arena and identified the need for GymCan to raise incremental resources beyond traditional channels.
We took the opportunity to redefine our relationship with our members, the Provincial and Territorial Gymnastics organizations across the country, as we know our sport is stronger when collaboration among us is open, honest, and constructive. GymCan is committed to continuing to work together with our members and through them, with the clubs nationwide, to deliver inclusive, and best in class gymnastics experiences to the more than 330,000 participants who engage in the diverse programs available to them.
As is always the case, our gifted athletes performed well in international competitions. Medals were captured in numerous events from April through November. It was great to see progress across all gymnastics disciplines. Congratulations to all for these tremendous accomplishments.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of GymCan, we would like to recognize Wendy Smith for her leadership as Chair of the Board. Following the recruitment of our new CEO in late fall, Wendy stepped down as Chair in January while continuing to serve GymCan as a director.
We also extend our sincere gratitude to the entire gymnastics community—athletes, coaches, judges, administrators, partners, and volunteers—for your continued support and commitment. We could not do what we do without you.
Michael Downey
Chair, Board of Directors, Gymnastics Canada
Debra Armstrong
Chief Executive Officer, Gymnastics Canada
Win+ Strategy
Following a comprehensive process which included gathering feedback and direction from our critical stakeholders, the Board of Directors crafted and approved the 2025-2028 Strategic Plan for the organization – GymCan’s Win+ Strategy.
Based on the premise that “when Gymnastics Canada wins, gymnastics in Canada wins”, the Win+ Strategy in grounded in three strategic priorities:
- Strong Foundation – ensuring our participants are well served in a safe and welcoming environment in collaboration with our provincial and territorial sport partners
- World Class High Performance – supporting our top-level athletes to success on the World and Olympic stages
- Incremental Revenue Growth – diversifying revenue streams from traditional channels through targeted strategies to ensure long-term financial success
The strategy identifies the organizational capabilities required to successfully achieve GymCan’s stated objectives and provides the roadmap for the years leading to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
The 2025 World Games
Held every four years, the World Games shine a spotlight on non-Olympic disciplines, and in the world of gymnastics, that includes synchronized trampoline, double-mini trampoline, tumbling, acrobatic gymnastics, and parkour.
The 2025 World Games took place in Chengdu, China from August 7–17th and provided another opportunity for Canadian gymnasts to shine on the international stage and demonstrate excellence in disciplines beyond the Olympic program.
Team CAnada REsults
Women's Synchronized Trampoline
Bronze
Sarah Milette (QC) & Sophiane Méthot (QC)
Men's Double-Mini Trampoline
Bronze
Gavin Dodd (BC)
Women's Double-Mini Trampoline
4th
Gabrielle Flynn (BC)
Photo credit: Filippo Tomasi
Participation Across Canada
Province
Participants
Alberta
43,875
Alberta Rhythmic
510
British Columbia
42,951
British Columbia Rhythmic
989
Manitoba
9,253
Manitoba Rhythmic
643
New Brunswick
4,485
New Brunswick Rhythmic
406
Newfoundland & Labrador
5,574
Northwest Territories
671
Nova Scotia
8,546
Nova Scotia Rhythmic
369
Ontario
132,863
Prince Edward Island
1,905
Québec
62,823
Saskatchewan
13,062
Yukon
1,575
Total
330,500
Coaches: Empowering the Next Generation
Behind every gymnast is a coach who guides, teaches, and inspires. In 2025–2026, we continued to expand and modernize coaching education across the country.
National Coaching Certification Programs (NCCP) Training and Certification
NCCP courses were delivered
coaches completed certification across all disciplines
coaches completed NCCP training this season across all disciplines
Timeline
April 2025
Results
- Bronze – Double-Mini Trampoline – Gavin Dodd (BC)
- Bronze – Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot (QC)
Results
- Silver – Floor Exercise – Audrey Rousseau (QC)
- Bronze – Uneven Bars – Audrey Rousseau (QC)
Results
- Gold – Vault – Ellie Black (NS)
May 2025
Results
- Silver – RGG All-Around – Audrey Lu (ON), Dina Burak (ON), Elise Ghosh (ON), Elizabet Piskunov (ON), Jana Aleman (ON), Margaret Kuts (ON)
- Bronze – Team RGI – Suzanna Shahbazian (QC), Carmel Kallemaa (ON), Erica Lee
Results
- Silver – Synchronized Trampoline – Kalena Soehn (AB) and Gabriella Flynn (BC)
June 2025
Results
- Gold – All-Around – Felix Dolci (QC)
- Gold – Vault – Felix Dolci (QC)
- Gold – Parallel Bars – Felix Dolci (QC)
- Gold – Horizontal Bar – Felix Dolci (QC)
- Silver – Team – Felix Dolci (QC), René Counoyer (QC), Ioannis Chronopoulos (ON), Evgeny Siminiuc (ON), Aidan Li (ON).
- Bronze – Parallel Bars & Horizontal Bar – Evgeny Siminiuc (ON)
Results
- Gold – Floor Exercise– Lia Monica Fontaine (QC)
- Gold – Balance Beam – Lia Redick (ON)
- Silver – Team – Gabrielle Black (ON), Lia Monica Fontaine (QC), Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte (QC), Lia Redick (ON), Evandra Zlobec (QC)
- Silver – Vault – Lia Monica Fontaine (QC)
- Silver – All-Around – Lia Monica Fontaine (QC)
- Bronze – Uneven Bars – Lia Monica Fontaine (QC)
July 2025
Results
- Gold – Horizontal Bar – Félix Dolci (QC)
- Silver – Team – Felix Dolci (QC), William Émard (QC), Ioannis Chronopoulos (ON), Jayson Rampersad (QC), Matteo Bardana (ON)
- Bronze – All-Around – William Émard (QC)
- Bronze – Rings – William Émard (QC)
Results
- Bronze – Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot (QC)
August 2025
Results
- Gold – Floor – Thomas Tittley (QC)
- Silver – Horizontal Bar – Thomas Tittley (QC)
Results
- Gold – Women’s Synchronized Trampoline– Mélina Corriveau (QC) and Rielle Bonne (ON)
- Silver – Men’s Synchronized Trampoline– Étienne Cloutier (QC) and Cody Cyman (AB)
Results
- Carmel Kallemaa (ON) received the FIG Legend Award.
September 2025
Results
- Gold – Synchronized Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot and Sarah Milette (QC)
- Bronze – Mixed Synchronized Trampoline – Kasha Noga-Bard (ON) and Étienne Cloutier (QC)
October 2025
Results
- Silver – Vault – Lia Monica Fontaine (QC)
Results
- 8th – Pommel Horse – Aidan Li (QC)
Results
- Gold – Synchronized Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot and Sarah Milette (QC)
- Bronze – Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot (QC)
November 2025
Results
- Bronze– Women’s Trampoline – Sophiane Méthot (QC)
- 6th – Women’s Synchronized Trampoline– Kasha Noga-Bard and Rielle Bonne (ON)
- 4th – Women’s Double-Mini Trampoline – Kayla Howell (BC)
- 4th – Women’s Double-Mini Trampoline Team – Kayla Howell (BC), Sienna Kuznak (BC), Gabriella Flynn (BC), Kalena Soehn (AB)
- 4th Men’s Tumbling Team – Jared Matthews (ON), Victor Canuel (QC), Benjamin Pinsk (AB), Mitchel Pedersen (AB)
- 5th – Men’s Tumbling – Jared Matthews (ON) – Historic Finish
Results
- Gold – Women’s Trio – Meagan Kasian, Katherine Thompson and Jerusha Weekes (SK)
December 2025
January 2026
February 2026
March 2026
International Medal Count
Gold
Silver
Bronze
2025 Athletes & Coaches of the Year
These awards recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Canadian gymnastics through their performances, leadership, and commitment to the sport during the 2025 season.
Women's Artistic Gymnastics
Junior Athlete
Coralie Demers (QC)
Junior Coach
Quentin Midrouillet (QC)
Details
Coralie claimed the All-Around titles at both Elite Canada and the Canadian Championships and represented Canada at both the Junior Pan American Games and Junior World Championships, where she earned a bronze medal on Vault.
Senior Athlete
Lia-Monica Fontaine (QC)
Senior Coach
Claude Pelletier (QC)
Details
Lia-Monica captured multiple titles at Elite Canada and the Canadian Championships, earned five medals at the Pan American Championships, including gold on Floor Exercise, and secured a silver medal on Vault at the 2025 World Championships.
Men's Artistic Gymnastics
Junior Athlete
Thomas Tittley (QC)
Junior Coach
Brice Bernard (QC)
Details
Thomas’ season highlights include competing at the Junior Pan American Games, earning Gold on Floor and Silver on Horizontal Bar, and contributing to Canada’s Junior World Championships Team.
Senior Athlete
Aidan Li (QC)
Senior Coach
Wajdi Bouallegue (QC)
Details
Aidan highlighted his season with a top-eight finish on Pommel Horse at the 2025 World Championships, a historic finish for Canada on this apparatus.
Trampoline Gymnastics
Junior Athlete
Brayden Renou (BC)
Junior Coach
Jamie Gardner (BC)
Details
Brayden competed at the World Age Group Competition in Pamplona, Spain, where he placed 18th in Trampoline and 10th in Double Mini-Trampoline in the 13–14 age group category, while also earning the title of 2025 Junior Canadian Champion.
Senior Athletes
Sophiane Méthot (QC) and Sarah Milette (QC)
Senior Coach
Karina Kosko (QC)
Details
The synchro pair were crowned World Cup Series Champions, won a bronze medal at The World Games, captured gold medals at the World Cups in Antibes, France, and Cottbus, Germany, and earned a silver medal at the World Cup in Coimbra, Portugal.
Tumbling & Double-Mini Trampoline
Junior Athlete
Hayden Good (BC)
Details
Hayden captured a bronze medal in Double Mini-Trampoline at the 2025 World Junior Championships.
Senior Athletes
Jared Matthews (ON) and Gavin Dodd (BC)
Senior Coach
Jake Maxim (BC)
Details
Jared had a historic fifth-place finish in Power Tumbling at the 2025 World Championships, one of the best performances by a Canadian athlete in the discipline.
Gavin won a bronze medal at The 2025 World Games in Double-Mini Trampoline, and a bronze medal at the World Cup in Italy in the same discipline.
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Junior Athlete
Lillian Yevzlin (ON)
Junior Coach
Tatsiana Kastenkava (ON)
Details
Lillian competed at the 2025 Junior World Championships, helped Canada achieve a 16th-place All-Around finish, and delivered a dominant performance at Elite Canada, winning the Junior High Performance All-Around title along with three gold medals and one bronze.
Senior Athlete
Suzanna Shahbazian (QC)
Senior Coach
Natalia Popova (QC)
Details
Suzanna successfully defended her Elite Canada and Canadian Championship 2024 titles, was Canada’s highest-ranked athlete at the 2025 World Championships and earned selection to the Senior Pan American Championships Team.
Acrobatic Gymnastics
Senior Athletes
Katie Thompson, Jerusha Weeks, and Meagan Kasian (SK)
Senior Coach
Danielle Roy (SK)
Details
The trio made history as the first-ever senior women’s trio from Saskatchewan and achieved remarkable success on the international stage, capturing the All-Around Gold Medal at the 2025 Senior Pan American Championships.
Events
2025 Canadian Championships
The Calgary Olympic Oval transformed into the beating heart of Canadian gymnastics for the 2025 Canadian Gymnastics Championships from May 25th – 30th, 2025. Hosted by Gymnastics Canada in partnership with the Alberta Gymnastics Federation, this event welcomed over 950 athletes, 320 coaches and 130 judges from across the country. The event showcased excellence in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, Men’s Artistic Gymnastics, Trampoline Gymnastics and Acrobatic Gymnastics.
The Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre, located in Ottawa, Ontario, welcomed the 2025 Rhythmic Gymnastics Canadian Championships from June 6th – 9th, 2025. Hosted by Gymnastics Canada, in partnerships with Gymnastics Ontario, Kanata RSG and Pirouette RSC, the event gathered the best rhythmic gymnasts in the country to celebrate the artistry and athleticism that defines the sport.
2025 Canadian Championship Senior Results
Women’s Artistic Gymnastics
Senior All-Around
- Gold – Lia-Monica Fontaine (Québec)
- Silver – Gabrielle Black (Ontario)
- Bronze – Amy Jorgensen (Alberta)
Men’s Artistic Gymnastics
Senior 21+ All-Around
- Gold – Félix Dolci (Quebec)
- Silver – William Émard (Quebec)
- Bronze – Ioannis Chronopoulos (Ontario)
Trampoline Gymnastics
Senior Women Trampoline
- Gold – Sophiane Méthot (Quebec)
- Silver – Mélina Corriveau (Quebec)
- Bronze – Rielle Bonne (Ontario)
Senior Men Trampoline
- Gold – Keegan Soehn (Alberta)
- Silver – Alex Beaulieu (Quebec)
- Bronze – Étienne Cloutier (Quebec)
Synchronized Senior Women’s Trampoline
- Gold – Gabby Flynn and Maja Bonham (British-Colombia)
- Silver – Rielle Bonne (Ontario) and Mélina Corriveau (Quebec)
- Bronze – Sarah Milette and Sophiane Méthot (Quebec)
Synchronized Senior Men’s Trampoline
- Gold – Étienne Cloutier and Nathan Viau (Quebec)
- Silver – Derek Thompson and Mason Cook (Ontario)
- Bronze – Dexter Richard and Eric Davis (New Brunswick)
Synchronized Mixed Trampoline
- Gold – Gabby Flynn and Gavin Dodd (BC)
- Silver– Rielle Bonne and Brody Collinson (Ontario)
Tumbling
Senior Women Tumbling
- Gold – Claire Jackson (Alberta)
- Silver – Ophélie Berger (Quebec)
- Bronze – Taylor Pillinger (British-Colombia)
Senior Men Tumbling
- Gold– Jared Matthews (Ontario)
- Silver – Victor Canuel (Quebec)
- Bronze – Mitchel Pedersen (Alberta)
Double-Mini Trampoline
Senior Women Double-Mini Trampoline
- Gold – Gabby Flynn (British-Colombia)
- Silver – Sienna Kuznak (British-Colombia)
- Bronze – Jordyn Schmidt (British-Colombia)
Senior Men Double-Mini Trampoline
- Gold – Gavin Dodd (British-Colombia)
- Silver – Jeremy Meyer (Alberta)
- Bronze – Nolan Zurek (Alberta)
Acrobatic Gymnastics
Senior Women’s Pair
- Gold – Julianna Summers and Lauren Marttila (Ontario)
Senior Men’s Pair
- Gold – Theodore Chan and Emerson Wong (Ontario)
Senior Women’s Group
- Gold – Katherine Sutherland, Avelyn Chu, Chole Fiore (Ontario)
- Silver – Katie Thompson, Meagan Kasian, Jerusha Weekes (Saskatchewan)
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Senior Individual
- Gold – Suzanna Shahbazian (Quebec)
- Silver – Carmel Kallemaa (Ontario)
- Bronze – Cindy He (Ontario)
Senior Group
- Gold – Team Canada (Dina Burak, Jana Aleman, Margaret Kuts, Audrey Lu, Elise Ghosh, Elizabet Piskinov)
- Silver – Team Glimmer, ON (Carmel Kallemaa, Alissa Levytskyy, Suwaree Puthapanya, Sheila Xie, Sophia Zinchenko)
- Bronze – Trillium Senior RGG, ON (Veronika Drevylo, Amy Kretchina, Alexandra Bachinsky, Michelle Shustov, Julianna Kaminsky, Veronika Sobolevskaia)
2026 Artistic Elite Canada
From February 5–8, 2026, the 2026 Artistic Elite Canada was hosted by the Alberta Gymnastics Federation at Calgary’s BMO Centre.
2026 Artistic Elite Canada Senior Results
Women’s Artistic Gymnastics
- Gold – Lia Redick (Oakville Gymnastics, ON)
- Silver – Gabrielle Black (Oakville Gymnastics, ON)
- Bronze – Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte (Wimgym, QC)
Men’s Artistic Gymnastics
Senior 21+
- Gold – William Émard (Laval Excellence, QC)
- Silver – René Cournoyer (Gymnika, QC)
- Bronze – Xavier Olasz (Laval Excellence, QC)
2026 Rhythmic Elite Canada
From February 19–22, 2026, the 2026 Rhythmic Elite Canada was hosted by Gymnastics Ontario, Trillium Gymnastics Club and York Stars Rhythmic Gymnastics Clin, at the Markham Pan Am Centre.
2026 Rhythmic Elite Canada Senior Results
Individual
- Gold – Suzanna Shahbazian (Questo Rhythmic Gymnastics, QC)
- Silver – Erica Lee (Adagio Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy, BC)
- Bronze – Anna Corbett (Questo Rhythmic Gymnastics, QC)
Group
- Gold – Team Canada (Carmel Kallemaa, Margaret Kuts, Alissa Levytskyy, Berna Ablikim, Elise Ghosh, Suwaree Phuthapanya, Martina Ma)
- Silver – Vertigo Rhythmic Gymnastics Club, AB (Olivia Grainger, Nicole Leiyikov, Olga Rogozian, Yana Rogozian, Kristina Zorina)
- Bronze – Grace Rhythmic Gymnastics Club, BC (Vernessa Lin, Elsa Hu, Cicibella Tian, Isabella Ren, Anne Ah-Sue, Lojain Ahmed)
2026 Trampoline Elite Canada
From March 12–15, 2026, the 2026 Trampoline Gymnastics Elite Canada was hosted by Gymnastics Ontario, at the Markham Pan Am Centre.
2026 Trampoline Elite Canada Senior Results
Women’s Trampoline
- Gold – Sophiane Méthot (Virtuose Centre Acrobatique, QC)
- Silver – Gabby Flynn (Shasta Trampoline, BC)
- Bronze – Mariola Garcia (Club Mexico, MEX)
Men’s Trampoline
- Gold – Cody Cyman (Thunder Country Trampoline, AB)
- Silver – Gleb Evstigneev (Campia Gymnastics, NL)
- Bronze – Rylan Mallais (Club Aviva, BC)
Women’s Synchronized Trampoline
- Gold – Hayden Good & Amylia Lepore (Club Aviva, BC & Viagym, QC)
- Silver – Gabby Flynn & Maja Bonham (Shasta Trampoline, BC)
Men’s Synchronized Trampoline
- Gold – Nathan Viau & Étienne Cloutier (Dynamix, QC)
- Silver – Mason Cook & Derek Thompson (Skyriders Trampoline Place, ON)
- Bronze – Cody Cyman & Spencer Kooman (Thunder Country Trampoline, AB)
Mixed Synchronized Trampoline
- Gold – Jeremy Meyer & Rielle Bonne (Calgary Gymnatics Center, AB & Just Bounce Trampoline, ON)
- Silver – Alex Beaulieu & Amylia Lepore (Gymnitours, QC & Viagym, QC)
Women’s Tumbling
- Gold – Ophélie Berger (Dynamix, QC)
- Silver – Torrance Sartison (Pegasus Gymnastics, AB)
- Bronze – Ella Bergeron (Burlington T&T, ON)
Men’s Tumbling
- Gold – Victor Canuel (Dynamix, QC)
- Silver – Jared Matthews (Quinte Bay, ON)
- Bronze – Gavin Gibbs (Phoenix Gymnastics Centre, AB)
Women’s Double-Mini Trampoline
- Gold – Brooklyn Lee-McMeeken (Club Aviva, BC)
- Silver – Kalena Soehn (Thunder Country Trampoline, AB)
- Bronze – Kristina Dodd (Kamloops Gymnastics Trampoline Centre, BC)
Men’s Double-Mini Trampoline
- Gold – Nathan Viau (Dynamix, QC)
- Silver – Nolan Zurek (Phoenix Gymnastics Centre, AB)
- Bronze – Brody Bishop (Burlington T&T, ON)
Communications
During the 2025–2026 season, Gymnastics Canada launched its Content Creator Program, providing current and recently retired athletes with hands-on experience in photography, videography, and digital storytelling at national-level events.
The inaugural cohort—Sara Luciani, Emma Spence, and Alex Rojas—captured content at the 2025 Canadian Championships, 2026 Artistic Elite Canada, 2026 Rhythmic Elite Canada, and 2026 Trampoline Elite Canada, helping to showcase the sport while developing valuable skills beyond competition.
Social Media Analytics
Reach: 934.7k (-19.7%)
Impressions: 10.3M
Engagement: 218.9k (+1.1M%)
Follower Growth: 5.1k
Reach: 481.3k (+1.3k%)
Impressions: 4.2M
Engagement: 916.6k
Follower Growth: 1.9k
Reach: 14,232
Impressions: 28,112
Engagement Rate: 8.4%
Followers: 1,987 (+22.6%)
Safe Sport
Building a Safer, Stronger Gymnastics for All
GymCan continues to advance its commitment to Safe Sport by working closely with members of our community and industry experts on the development and launch of the Safer and Stronger Strategy. This important work is the culmination of years of critical review and will provide a clear framework to guide continued improvements in safeguarding, education, resource gathering, communication, and engagement across the gymnastics community.
Safer and Stronger builds on the meaningful progress made over the past year in implementing the recommendations of the Sport Environment Assessment Report. Key achievements to date include expanding athlete engagement, improving communication and transparency, increasing educational and training opportunities, and strengthening collaboration with provincial and territorial partners.
Creating a safe and trusted sport environment is an ongoing responsibility. GymCan will continue working collaboratively to foster a culture rooted in respect, inclusion, accountability, and safety—to establish an environment where everyone can thrive.
Several other initiatives were undertaken by GymCan in support of safe sport in 2025-2026. Highlights include:
- Ongoing work of the Safety Steering Committee
- Relaunch of OneBadge, ensuring National Team Program Compliance
- Mental Health First Aid Training for National Team Coaches and GymCan Staff
- Implementation of the Canadian Safe Sport Program (CSSP) administered by Sport Integrity Canada which strengthens confidence in reporting, complaint management, and resolution processes for National level participants.
Headversity
GymCan strengthened its commitment to coach well-being through a new partnership with Headversity, providing gymnastics coaches of all levels across Canada with free access to mental health and resilience training when registering for NCCP courses. Through practical, skill-based resources focused on resilience, stress management, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence, coaches are better equipped to support their well-being both inside and outside the gym.
Finance
Statement of Operations
Year ended March 31, 2026, with comparative information for 2025
2026
2025
Revenue
Membership Fees
$2,644,000
$2,737,600
Sport Canada funding
$916,300
$1,019,000
Own the Podium funding
$897,384
$772,250
Self-funded programs
$914,436
$561,386
Events
$186,549
$159,808
Coaching and sport development
$154,828
$183,870
Canadian Olympic Committee funding
$101,000
$380,000
Marketing, fundraising and merchandising
$76,108
$70,366
Other revenue
$37,475
$138,868
Other government funding
$36,019
$79,499
Total Revenue
$5,964,099
$6,102,647
Expenses
National teams (schedule 1)
$3,063,894
$2,208,080
Salaries and benefits
$1,882,899
$2,172,383
Administration (schedule 2)
$814,151
$732,771
Events
$265,731
$324,079
Education and sport development
$107,607
$128,143
Safe sport and case management legal costs
$70,991
$390,936
Marketing, fundraising and merchandising
$52,860
$77,325
Total Expenses
$6,258,131
$6,033,717
Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses
$(294,032)
$68,930
Discipline Program Breakdown
Year ended March 31, 2026, with comparative information for 2025
2026
2025
Expenses
Trampoline Program
$1,089,079
$589,817
Women’s Artistic Program
$948,280
$844,633
Rhythmic Program
$385,279
$262,782
Men’s Artistic Program
$374,749
$335,545
Training centres and uniforms
$167,084
$95,415
Acro Program
$99,423
$79,888
Total Expenses
$3,063,894
$2,208,080
Thank You
Thank you to the provincial/territorial gymnastics federations/associations, to our committee members, to all our dedicated volunteers and to our partners for their trust, support, and collaboration.
GymCan Committees
Board of Directors
- Wendy Smith – Chair (April 2025–January 2026)
- Michael Downey – Chair (January 2026–March 2026)
- Bernard Petiot – Vice Chair
- Ron Collins – Secretary
- Nancy Blanton – Director at large
- Derek De Gannes – Director at large
- Pavel Kotov – Director at large
- Robin Uchida – Director at large (until December 2025)
- Lois McKenzie – Director at large (until December 2025)
- Sophie Kotsopoulos – Director at large (joined January 2026)
- Sophiane Méthot – Athlete Representative
Athlete Commission
- Sophiane Méthot – Chair
- Emma Spence – WAG Representative
- Ioannis Chronopoulos – MAG Representative
- Zoe Phaneuf and Sophiane Méthot – TG Representatives
- Tatiana Cocsanova – RG Representative
- Theo Chan – ACRO Representative
Safety Steering Committee
- Alexandra Castonguay
- Judi Fairholm
- Mark Mulatz
- Kacey Neely
- Alexnadra Orlando
- Michelle Pothier
- Kyle Shewfelt
WAG Program Committee
- Jenny Trew – Program Director / Chair
- Emma Spence – Athlete Representative
- Claude Pelletier – National Team Coaches Council Representative
- Andrée Montreuil – Judging Development Working Group Chairperson
- Kyna Fletcher – Program Assembly Chairperson
- Dany Gilbert (outgoing Chris Baraniuk) – Member at Large #1 (WPA)
- Jeremy Mosier – Member at Large #2
- Jayne Geddes – Member at Large #3
MAG Program Committee
- Greg Jackson – Program Director / Chair
- Jenny Trew – High-Performance Director
- Ioannis Chronopoulos – Athlete Representative
- Richard Ikeda – National Team Coaches Council Representative
- Kader Mecellem – Judging Development Working Group Chairperson
- Nick Blanton – Program Assembly Chairperson
- Jeff Thomson – World Gymnastics Representative
- John Carroll – Member at Large #1
- Patrick Beauchamp – Member at Large #2
- Chris Grabowecky – Member at Large #3
TG Program Committee
- Joan Jack – Program Assembly Chair (vacated)
- Iana Nadtotchii – Coach Representative
- Daniela Arendasova- judge Representative
- Yuliana Korolyova – Development Program
- Gail Whittemore – Competition/Judge Coordinator – (Interim, Chair)
- Zdravka Tchonkova – Member at Large
- Stephanie Legere – Member at Large
- Daniella Todorova – Member at Large
- Tatiana Cocsanova – Athlete Representative
RG Program Committee
- Tatiana Cocsanova (QC), Athlete Representative
- Iana Nadtotchii (ON), Coach Representative
- Daniela Arendasova (QC), Judge Representative
- Joan Jack (AB), Program Assembly Chair
- Yuliana Korolyova (ON), Development Program
- Gail Whittemore (ON), Competition/Judge Coordinator
- Zdravka Tchonkova (MB), Member at Large
- Stephanie Legere (NB), Member at Large
- Camille Martens (BC), Member at Large vacated
ACRO Program Committee
- Niki Lavoie – Program Manager, World Games
- Suzie Owen – Chair
- Scott Middleton – Coaching Chair
- Debbie D’Souza – Judging Chair
- Nancy Carss – PAGU Representative
- Theo Chan – Athlete Representative
- Chelsea McNabb – Member-at-Large
Looking Ahead
As we enter the second year of the new quadrennial cycle, we are pleased with the progress we have made to build a stronger, safer sport system for everyone and to strengthen our organization to allow our athletes, coaches and judges to continue shining on the international stage.
In 2026-2027, we aim to:
Together, these priorities will help us build on the progress we have made, strengthen the foundation of our sport, and create opportunities for continued success at every level.
