Ottawa, ON (November 3, 2026) – Team Canada is set to compete at the 39th Trampoline & Tumbling World Championships, taking place from November 4–8, 2026, at the Nanjing Yangzi River International Conference Center in Nanjing, China.
The event will bring together athletes from 50 nations, with Canada represented by 19 gymnasts across three disciplines: trampoline, tumbling, and double-mini trampoline. The competition will feature individual and synchronized trampoline events, alongside tumbling and double-mini trampoline competitions.
Competition Schedule
The competition will begin on November 4 with qualifications in mixed synchronized trampoline, men’s tumbling, and double-mini trampoline. Qualifications will continue through November 7, followed by team finals later that day. The championships will conclude on November 8 with individual and synchronized trampoline finals, as well as the all-around team finals.
Qualifications
- November 4 | 16:30–20:40: Mixed Synchronized Trampoline, Men’s Tumbling, and Double-Mini Trampoline
- November 5 | 10:00–20:30: Men’s & Women’s Trampoline, Women’s Tumbling, and Men’s Double-Mini Trampoline
- November 6 | 10:00–20:00: Men’s & Women’s Trampoline, Mixed Synchronized Trampoline, Men’s & Women’s Tumbling, and Men’s & Women’s Double-Mini Trampoline
- November 7 | 11:00–13:10: Men’s & Women’s Trampoline, Women’s Tumbling, and Men’s Double-Mini Trampoline
Finals
- November 7 | 14:00–20:10: Team Finals – Individual & Synchronized Trampoline, Tumbling, and Double-Mini Trampoline
- November 8 | 12:00–14:15: Individual & Synchronized Trampoline Finals
- November 8 | 16:00–17:50: All-Around Team Finals – Individual & Synchronized Trampoline, Tumbling, and Double-Mini Trampoline
All times are local to Nanjing, China (GMT+8).
Athletes to watch include Sophiane Methot (QC), 2025 World Championship bronze medalist in women’s individual trampoline, who continued her streak a year after finishing third at the 2024 Olympic Games.
Broadcast Information
Three sessions will be streamed live in Canada through CBC Sports and CBC Gem. Fans can consult the CBC Sports streaming schedule for broadcast times and watch the action live on the CBC Sports website or CBC Gem.
To view the complete Canadian team roster, please visit: Canadian Trampoline Team Announced for the 2026 World Championships in China.
For full results and info, please visit the official World Championships competition website.
Gymnastics Canada Media Contact:
Sara-Maude Duchêne
418-208-5157