Ottawa, ON (November 18, 2025) – Team Canada wrapped up the 2025 Trampoline Junior and Age Group World Championships with a series of solid performances at the event held November 13–16 in Pamplona, Spain. The athletes showed consistency, composure, and strong preparation throughout the season.
Strong Performances in the Junior Categories
Hayden Good earned a bronze medal in the Junior Double-Mini Trampoline Final with a score of 24.400, delivering a confident performance. She also teamed up with Brooklyn Lee-McMeeken in the women’s synchronized trampoline final, where the pair placed fifth with 43.130 points.
Highlights from the Age Group Competition
Jeremy Meyer captured the gold medal in the 17–21 Double-Mini Trampoline Final, scoring 25.200. His win highlights both his steady development and his growing presence on the international circuit.
In the women’s 17–21 synchronized trampoline final, Melina Corriveau and Roshni James finished just off the podium in fourth place with a clean, well-executed routine that earned 43.860 points. On the men’s side, Derek Thompson and Alexis Bourgault-Fournier placed fifth in the synchronized final with a score of 18.840.
These results reflect a dedicated and resilient Canadian team and speak to the continued growth of trampoline in Canada, showcasing both the athletes’ progression and the strength of the support system behind them on the international stage.
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To view the full results, please consult the following documents: