Unforgettable Performances Close Out the 2025 Canadian Gymnastics Championships 

OTTAWA, ON (June 2, 2025) – The Calgary Olympic Oval hosted an exceptional week of gymnastics from May 25 to May 30, showcasing unforgettable performances across multiple disciplines. More than 950 athletes competed under one roof in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, Men’s Artistic Gymnastics, Trampoline Gymnastics, and Acrobatic Gymnastics at all levels.  

Highlights of Canadian Championships 

Throughout the week of the championships, there were countless memorable moments. Fans of all ages had the opportunity to meet the Canadian Women’s and Men’s Artistic Gymnasts who will represent Canada at the Paris 2024 Olympics. In a proud celebration, Gymnastics Canada and Alberta Gymnastics honoured our Paris-bound team with a White Hat Ceremony — a beloved Calgary tradition that welcomes them as honorary members of the community.  

For the first time ever, as part of the strategic partnership between GymCan and Cirque du Soleil, the Cirque du Soleil Artistic Performance Award was presented at the 2025 Canadian Championships. This inaugural honour was awarded by Yvonne Tousek-Renée to Senior athlete Félix Dolci, in recognition of his exceptional poise, elegance, and artistic expression throughout the championships. 

A heartfelt thank you to our athletes, coaches, judges, volunteers, Alberta Gymnastics Federation, and sponsors for making this one of the most memorable championships to date. 

Women’s Artistic Senior All-Around 

1^st – Lia Monica Fontaine (Quebec)  

2^nd – Gabrielle Black (Ontario)  

3^rd – Amy Jorgensen (Alberta)  

Men’s Artistic Senior (21+) All-Around 

1^st – Felix Dolci (Quebec)  

2^nd – William Emard (Quebec)  

3^rd – Ioannis Chronopoulos (Ontario)  

Senior Women Tumbling 

1^st – Claire Jackson (Alberta)  

2^nd – Ophelie Berger (Quebec) 

3^rd – Taylor Pillinger (BC)  

Senior Men Tumbling 

1^st – Jared Matthews (Ontario)  

2^nd – Victor Canuel (Quebec)  

3^rd – Mitchel Pedersen (Alberta)  

Senior Women Trampoline 

1^st – Sophiane Methot (Quebec)  

2^nd – Melina Corriveau (Quebec)  

3^rd – Rielle Bonne (Ontario)  

Senior Men Trampoline 

1^st – Keegan Soehn (Alberta)  

2^nd – Alex Beaulieu (Quebec)  

3^rd – Etienne Cloutier (Quebec)  

Senior Women Double Mini Trampoline 

1^st – Gabby Flynn (BC)  

2^nd – Sienna Kuznak (BC)  

3^rd – Jordyn Schmidt (BC)  

Senior Men Double Mini Trampoline 

1^st – Gavin Dodd (BC)  

2^nd – Jeremy Meyer (Alberta)  

3^rd – Nolan Zurek (Alberta)  

Synchronized Mixed Trampoline 

1^st – Gabby Flynn and Gavin Dodd (BC)  

2^nd – Rielle Bonne and Brody Collinson (Ontario)  

Synchronized Senior Women’s Trampoline 

1^st – Gabby Flynn and Maja Bonham (BC)  

2^nd – Rielle Bonne and Melina Corriveau (Quebec)  

3^rd – Sarah Milette and Sophiane Methot (Quebec)  

Synchronized Senior Men’s Trampoline 

1^st – Etienne Cloutier and Nathan Viau (Quebec)  

2^nd – Derek Thompson and Mason Cook (Ontario)  

3^rd – Dexter Richard and Eric Davis (New Brunswick)  

Acrobatic Senior Women’s Pair 

1^st – Julianna Summers and Lauren Marttila (Ontario)  

Acrobatic Senior Men’s Pair 

1^st – Theodore Chan and Emerson Wong (Ontario) 

Theodore and Emerson have also was awarded “World Class Gymnast” designation from FIG. 

Acrobatic Senior Women’s Group 

1^st – Sutherland, Chu, Fiore (Ontario) 

2^nd – Thompson, Kasian, Weekes (Saskatchewan) 

For those who missed the excitement, official results and livestream are available online: 

• Official Artistic Results: Live Meet 

• Official Trampoline Results: Live Meet 

• Official Acrobatic Results: KSIS 

• Livestream: Home Team 

Photo Credit: Antoine Saito

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For more information, contact:  
Emma Stanley 
Coordinator, Sport Development & Communications 
Gymnastics Canada 
estanley@gymcan.org